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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1944

Page

4

West clarifies ODT rules on new commercial truck rationing

E L West district manager explains July 1 shift of field work to the highway transport department. Applications may be disapproved or sent to Washington with a district manager recommendation. If disapproved, appeal to a district office appeal board can affirm or reverse. Final decision rests with Washington.

E. L. West Office of Representative Highway Transport Department DDT Ion West Washington

County to Redeem 1934 Relief Bonds on August 1

The county will redeem 90 000 in 1934 relief bonds on August 1 as part of its debt actions. The county holds 200 000 in government bonds and a cash balance of 322 000. Callable bonds cannot be bought back before maturity, limiting redemption options.

SSE Tribune Tedness

Higher Job Standards in Area Raise Local Office Work Bar

E Wallace Evans from the La Crosse WMC employment service notes higher office work standards here. Stenographic tests show some applicants type 30 35 wpm while others reach 80 wpm in dictation. Evening and day classes at La Crosse Vocational and Adult schools offer free training to meet employer needs.

E. Wallace Evans la Crosse WMC U. S. Employment Service Eerent Cdace United States Fes Evans

Goldbrick Papas Society Forms in New Guinea

U S Fifth Air Force file from New Guinea outlines the Goldbrick Papas society. Members must be overseas and never have seen their progeny. Names include George H Graves of Milwaukee and Bernard P St Louis of unspecified address, among about one hundred members from multiple states.

U. S Wisconsin George H. Graves Melba L. Graves W. Fairmont Avenue Milwaukee George Tech Bernard P. St. Louis Lorraine E. St. Louis Street Ter

Naturalization Hearing Scheduled For Aug. 8

A naturalization hearing is set for August 8 with about 22 civilians on file in the clerk of court’s office for over 30 days before the date. An unspecified number of others are noted as pending.

Free fish hoax echoes from Elgin workers

Vacationing Charles W. Bankin of Elgin learned friends posted a home ad offering free pike bass and sturgeon. Locals flooded his telephone and Goorbell with requests for free fish upon his return from Wisconsin.

Elgin Charles W. Bankin Wisconsin Bankin

Boy’s plea for half fare ends in Wichita jest

A Hutchinson bus station clerk refused a 11 year old boy a half fare to Wichita. The boy claimed to have lived in Wichita for 13 years, prompting the clerk to joke that he might get lost there.

Hutchinson, Kans Wichita

Hoffmann rupture shields to aid sufferers in Crosse area

Hoffmann offers rupture treatment at Crosse on August 2 from 10 A M to 4 P M with appointments evenings. He claims ten years of experience and thousands treated in the U S including local customers. Caution: neglect may cause weakness backache stomach and gas pains. those with large ruptures or prior failures invited to try his method. If unavailable, address provided.

Hoffmann

Lucky Pole Captured By Yank Troops in France

In Cherbourg area a Pole alias Lucky Pole, noted for an iron cross first and second class, is captured by American forces. His wounded comrade was carried by German soldiers to fight. Report notes mixed German prisoner views on Hitler and the SS dominance, highlighting internal army tensions.

France Cherbourg New York Aetes Aelien Germany Hitler Wehrmacht

Judge Says $10 Fine For Speeding Despite Hat Comment

In Los Angeles Judge Eugene P. Fay fined Frank S. R. Bomino Jr. ten dollars after he claimed he could not speed past 40 mph because his hat would blow off, a remark that framed the hearing as the day’s lighthearted incident.

Los Angeles Eugene P. Fay Frank S. R. Bombino, Jr

More Anxious For Safety Of Sen

Sparta Wisconsin news notes anxious concern for a missing air crew member. Kenyon, a ball turret gunner and assistant radioman, was reported missing in action over Germany February 28, 1944. Relatives hope he was moved inland and express concern for Staff Sgt Felix Beran gue and Staff Sgt Jack Indahl whose families have heard nothing. Kenyon wrote that all crew members were OK and urged letters to relatives.

Tribune Sparta Wis Prussia Germany Kenyon Kenyons Latives Felix Berangue New Orleans Jack Indah Spokane Wash Indahls la Crosse West Salem

Fatally Injured In Fall Down Stairs

Wilmer Plummer, 68, of Devils Lake North Dakota, died from a brain concussion after falling down stairs at his daughter's home where he was visiting. Coroner ruled accidental death. no inquest. Sheriff and coroner transported the body to Devils Lake for burial near Cataract.

Associated Press Sparta Wil Ae Plummer Devils Lake N. D Mapee Fred Luther M. J. Lanham Bert O. Johnson Lanham Luther Cataract

Substitution of Glass in Paint Industry Cuts Steel Use

The switch from metal containers to glass in the paint sector cut steel consumption from 3,000 tons to 6,700 tons, reflecting material substitution trends and shifts in packaging choices.

County Officials Call Off County Picnic

The county board and officers cancel the annual picnic citing wartime views by the supervisors that such gatherings are out of place. The event, held at a county park prior years, was abandoned last year for the first time, per Chairman R. W. Davis.

R. W. Davis

Spreiter Urges Youths To Gather Milkweed Pods Countywide

County Agent Spreiter calls on state youths to collect milkweed pods for life jackets, urging careful harvesting of fully developed pods, proper bag storage, and quick delivery to buying stations to aid the war effort.

Spreiter War Hemp Industries Corporation Bet Sone

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