250th Engineer Battalion Review At CAMP McCOY Wisconsin
A battalion review at CAMP McCOY marks the 250th Engineer Combat battalion's first anniversary with morning parade and a post dance in the evening. Col George M. MacMullin and Lt Col An J. Nehf led the event with awards for good conduct to several soldiers and a detailed history of the unit's progress.
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Camp Mccoy
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George M. MacMullin
An J. Nehf
250Th
250Th In Its First Was Praised By Col. MacMuhoe
McCoy
Shaitucht
Post Officers’ Club
Service Club 1
CK. Bergman
R. L.minch
Wendal I. Smith
Sete
A.C. Pate
D. D. Ethridge
R. H. Cropp
C. O. Amundson
E. L. Kenneckny
Gordon Nyman
James W. Patterson
Joseph
L. O. Himstadt
James T. Joseph J Zazzali
Ow. Nuself
Thomas A
Wilfred L. McMahon
Marshall C. Gardner
N. . Pellegrini
G. E. Rutherford
Kes N. Smith
Robert P. Mers
J. S. Gasparine
D. S. Crace
O. L. Curtis
T. I. Garrett
John Glica
John J. Lewin
F. C. Norris
D. S. Shuffleburg
John E Swelley
A. M. Wilkinson
S. S. Myerly
Alfred Elizende
C. E. Luff
George Ralich
Roy A. Alexander
Re. N. Bontie
William C. Davis
A H. Johnson
A. D. Pipkins
M. —Senberg
David Fees Secha
Harold R. White
Leieconi
Fred J. Merchant
Hilarie Montane
W. R. Penfield
Luther Salley
Sam A. Wilson
Ray Othrew
Joseph Billet
Paris Frans Butler
V. J. Krempasky
O. Lane
Alvin A. Miller
Erwin Edgar Hays, Jr
Albert VV. Linguiti
T. I. Kocinski
James E Loughan
D. Zeigler
Mondovi Luther League Convention Set at Eleva
The Mondovi Circuit Young People's Luther League plans its annual convention at Eleva August 5 to 6. Sessions start 10 a.m. August 5 with Rev. M T Jensen of Eau Claire delivering an address as Rev H A Wichmann hosts. A 2 p.m. Saturday talk, then 8:15 p.m. address by Rev Odd Gornitzka. Over 1,000 expected. Sunday services begin 10:30 a.m. with Gornitzke preaching and a Choral Union concert to close.
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Odd Gornitzka
Bible School
Min
Gornitzke
Choral Union Chorus
Choral Union
Radio Guam Sends New Message to Pearl Harbor After 31 Months
The Associated Press reports Guam radio sent a new message to Pearl Harbor after a 31 month silence. The message stated Nothing heard from you since 1941 and was transmitted by Col. H. Nelson, a corps signal officer who came ashore with U S troops on Guam during their reconquest.
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Associated Press
Guam
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Pacific
Pearl
George J. McMillin
Col. H. Nelson
Irene
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Overtime Ordered By Gen Somervell
Washington dispatch reports General Somervell ordered a 54 hour workweek for all personnel at his headquarters and related commands. The directive, due to unfinished work, also imposed no leaves of absence except in exceptional cases until further notice.
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Washington
Somervell
Window Washer Fatally Falls From Ladder in Cleaning Job
A window washer fell from a 10 foot ladder while cleaning and was pronounced dead at Fond du Lac after suffering a skull injury. Authorities described the incident as a fatal work accident.
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Fond du Lac
U S Rubber Office Closes and Synthetic Rubber Outlook
Washington reports that Rubber Director Bradley Dewey resigned and closed the office after declaring the new 750 million dollar synthetic rubber industry will survive peacetime. He cited a 836,000 ton annual production, labor shortages, tire shortages, and a 104,000 ton synthetic stockpile with 22 million car tires planned this year.
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Washington
Bradley Dewey
Dewey
Baruch Committee
WPB
Treasury
Storm near Jamaica threatens Caribbean coast
A tropical storm possibly hurricane force neared Jamaica as the U S weather bureau urged every precaution. The advisory placed the center about 100 miles south southwest of Port au Prince Haiti and moving west-northwest at about 20 miles per hour.
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Miami. Fla
Jamaica
United States Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Port Au Prince
Haiti
French Liberation Nears as de Gaulle Calls Final Blow
Gen. Charles de Gaulle told the French Consultative Assembly that liberation is imminent. He cited Partisan gains immobilizing seven to eight German divisions and 10,000 casualties, plus France's 60,000 casualties and 100,000 prisoners captured to date in the Allied effort.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
France
French Consultative Assembly
de Gaulle
Assembly
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Fast
Questioning indigestion and head discomfort, the ad claims Carter's Little Liver Pills increase digestive juice flow in as little as 30 minutes. It promises quicker recovery without artificial aids, urging purchase at drugstores for 10 or 25 cents.
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Carter
Nature
Counterfeit Gasoline Ration Coupon Warning
A wartime appeal urges station managers to curb black market fuel selling and boost supply to support the war effort. It promotes tire and car saving services offered by Phillips 66 agents under the Orange and Black 66 Shield to help cars last longer and reduce fuel use.
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Phillips 66
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