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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1944

Page

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Inter-State Fair Boosts Preparations at Fair Grounds

The 54th annual Inter-State Fair at the Fair Grounds gears up with rides and shows, concession stands and operator setups to open Wednesday. Mighty Sheesley carnival arrives from Racine Wisconsin, with events, vaudeville revues, and livestock parades planned through Sunday, plus 4-H exhibits and health contests at Myrick club building.

Carws Mighty Sheesley Carnival Racine Wis Ernie Young Myrick Demon Pat Are .A

Corn Returns to Ration List as Jam and Marmalade Go Free

The Office of Price Administration orders canned corn back on rationing at 12 01 a m Sunday. Grape jam tomato preserves and tomato marmalade become ration free while new three point value set for 12 ounce corn. Bowles cites emergency stock worries and notes supply of grape jam and tomato products may exceed demand, with several canned vegetables remaining ration free.

Washington Office of Price Administration Price Bowles OPA

Odds shift in St. Louis as Dewey leads in betting

The St. Louis betting commission revised election odds after Dewey funds moved support. Thomas E Dewey stands at 9 to 5 to win, Franklin D Roosevelt 2 to 5, with a $1 bet returning $9 on Dewey and $2 on Roosevelt.

Thomas A Dewey Franklin D. Democrat Dewey Roose Roosevelt

Local Weather Brings Warm Afternoon Sunshine

Warm trend continues with temperatures rising to about 82 degrees this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. Light winds from the south ease outdoor plans as the day unfolds.

Sees Barn On Fire Crash Kills Brother

George Pelke seven died when a car driven by Leslie twenty, a navy man on furlough, crashed into a tree near their farm home. Under sheriff Lyman B. Clark said the driver was startled by the barn fire on the Pelke farm.

Appleton Wis George Pelke Leslie Lyman B. Clark Pelke

Explosions At Chemurgic Plant Kill Two In California

Two people died and six were injured in two blasts at the Chemurgic corporation plant near Giant California on Saturday. Local authorities investigated the cause as crews worked to stabilize the site and account for workers.

Richmond Calif Chemurgic Corporation Giant

Soviet Push Routs Nazis Near Baltic Fronts Advancing Toward Kaunas

Soviet forces push into Latvia and Lithuania as Gen. Bagramian’s First Baltic Army seizes over 200 villages, with trains burned and kaçtions near Jelgava and Riga. The Vistula line near Deblin widens as Rokossovsky’s units prepare a southern flank toward Warsaw.

Ivan Bagramian Baltic Zagare Moscow Kaunas Lithof Kaunas Warsaw Vistula Germany Deblin

Army Major WFA Officer To Attend Salem Program

An Army Major and a WFA officer will participate in a Salem program honoring the federal government award "A" from the War Food Administration for West Salem Packing Company and its employees. The event at Ida E. Tillson Memorial Auditorium includes a La Crosse Concert Band performance and a formal pin presentation by WFA officials.

Army WFA Salem War Food Administration West Salem Packing Company Ida E. Tillson Memorial West Salem Hiberhanl la Crosse Charles Dennehy Wendell McEldowney William T. Angle Midwest Distributive Food Requirements Division McEldowney War Navy Departments

Nazis May Be Handed Major Defeat By Yanks

Allied air raids reported heavy Japanese losses across Halmahera Manchuria and China. B29s bombed Ashan Tangku and Chenghsien rail yards while 45 Nip planes on Halmahera were wiped out and 30 more on the ground. Submarines sunk 17 ships, boosting enemy losses in three days.

Associated Press Panese Steel Manchuria Halmahera Douglas MacArthur Philippines Mindanao Claire Chennault Flying Tigers Pailuchi China Navy Ashan Mukden Greater East Asia Tangku Tientsin Chenghsien U. S. Bomber Command Alge U. S Crate Carib Island Guam Tinian Saipan Marianas Oriental India Burma Myitkyina Hengyang Pingjiang Hamaherad Aitape British New Guinea Afua Driniumor

Duce Celebrates 61st Birthday With Bike Ride

Mussolini marked his sixty first birthday with an early morning bicycle ride in the park at his Italian headquarters. The Berlin radio broadcast also said he then played tennis and that Hitler sent a congratulatory message praising Italy and signaling a renewed readiness to fight alongside Germany.

Benito Mussolini Berlin Hitler Mussolini

Delayed Mail Carrier Hid Christmas Letters in Car

Seagirt New Jersey police say a temporary carrier stored more than 500 letters in his car after complaints residents had only recently received their mail. He reportedly hid them because he was ashamed to deliver them late.

Seagirt N. J

Judge Freschi, Longtime New York Judge, Dies at 67

General Sessions Judge John J. Freschi, 67, who presided at the Wayne Lonergan murder trial opening last winter, died Saturday. He guided numerous cases in New York's court system, leaving a legacy in criminal justice.

New York John J. Freschi Wayne Lonergan

Orote Peninsula Captured. Guam Invasion Secures Bases

U S Pacific Fleet reports Orote Peninsula on Guam captured, giving the United States a critical air and naval base at Port Apra with a 4,700 foot airfield and Sumay naval yard. Marines sealed the area, battling残 Japanese remnants and advancing on surrounding heights as air and sea forces bombard enemy positions.

Orote Peninsula Guam U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Chester W. Nimitz Sumay Naval Base Saipan Orote First Provisional Brigade Port Apra Pacific Peninsula Mt. Tenjo William Brown Los Angeles John R. Henry Henry Allied Crote Marine W. A. Wachtler Washington, D. C Roy S. Geiger

Pvt Roy Young Dies in France and Pvt Clifford Poehling Missing in Italy

Telegrams from the U S war department report La Crosse men Pvt Roy Young 23 killed in France June 30 and Pvt Clifford E Poehling 30 missing in action in the Italian theater since June 26. Young's wife and parents hear of his death. Poehling's parents are informed. Young born La Crosse January 18 1921 graduated Aquinas High School 1939 worked at Trane prior to enlisting October 12 1943. He trained at Camp Wolters and Fort Meade and overseas May 1 last year. Poehling served in infantry medical detachment. basic training Camp Grant later Camp White Camp Adair. went overseas April 1944. Mass to be said for Young Saturday at Holy Trinity Church.

U. S. War Department la Crosse France Italy Pvt Roy ‘Young Cass Street John Young Clifford E. Poehling John A. Poehling Green Bay Street Young Aquinas High School Trane Company Trane Camp Wolter Camp Grant, Ill Camp White Ore Camp Adair

Buzzbombs Hammer London As August Bank Holiday Exodus Grows

German flying bombs hammered London and southern England with saturation raids on Saturday night. RAF fighters and coastal guns downed several devices as rescuers worked amid Friday hospital bombing aftershocks. Thousands fled the capital in a wartime exodus to rail hubs and resorts.

London England English Channel

Lightning strikes destroy Chester Missouri bridge

The $1 385 000 Mississippi river bridge at Chester was destroyed Saturday night. Illinois Patrolman Milton Duensing said no one was on the bridge. Only the approaches remain. The Chester Claryville link, opened August 21 1942, will be out of service for at least a year per Bridge Commission Chairman John A File.

Chester Ill Illinois Milton Duensing Duensing Claryville John A. File Bridge Commission

Mexico Registers Youths For Year-Long Military Service

Mexico's defense ministry announced that 60,000 young men born in 1926 across the republic are registered for one year's obligatory military service. Fifteen thousand will be inducted by a drawing after August 1.

Mexico City Mexico Republic Defense Ministry

Followers Prepare Sunset Rest Resort as Heaven for Divine Followers

Pine Brook New Jersey followers of Father Divine ready Sunset Rest resort for an August opening. A welcome sign at the gate reads Peace no smoking signaling the luxury retreat for cult members.

Pine Brook N. J Father Divine Sunset Rest

26 Aboard Lost Plane Near Iceland and Newfoundland

The War Department announced the loss of a C-54 transport with 26 aboard, including 15 army and three navy stretcher cases and five civilian crew. The four engine plane disappeared Wednesday morning between Iceland and Newfoundland. searchers from Allied and civilian services scoured the area. Among the dead or missing were Pvt. Harvey L. Zimdars of Lannon Wisconsin and Pvt. La Verne W. Henning of Eau Claire.

Washington Mitchel Field New York War Department Iceland Newfoundland Department Army Navy Air Transport Command Royal Canadian Air Force Coast Guard United States Western Air Harvey L. Zimdars Lannon Wis Pvt la Verne W. Henning Eau Claire

Week of renomination tests for Clark Fish and Barkley

Renomination battles loom as Bennett Clark and Hamilton Fish seek new terms amid tight races. Missouri ballots see 30000 absentee requests. Dwight McKittrick challenges Clark with pro Roosevelt stance. Fish faces Augustus Bennet in New York while Dewey and Willkie attack his candidacy. Ballots debut Tuesday across Missouri and other states.

Bennett Clark Hamilton Fish Bennett C. Clark Missouri Navy Clark Roy McKittrick U. S Senate Kansas Tennessee Virginia Connecticut South Carolina McKittrick Pearl Harbor Hawaii Clark-McKittrick Forrest C. Donnell Donnell Rep. Fish New York Augustus W. Bennet Newburgh Thomas E. Dewey Fish Willkie Dewey Maxwell Anderson Anderson

Resistance Of Nazis Fails In Normandy Fight

Allied forces drive across 300 square miles of western Normandy as Omar Bradley’s offensive shatters German resistance. Analysis from AP reporter Wes Gallagher notes breakthroughs near Coutances Brehal Tessy Saint Denis le Gast and Canisy with over 6 000 German captives and 250 enemy tanks destroyed by air and ground forces.

Normandy Coutances St. Lo Brehal Brehal Road Tessy-Sur-Vire Caen Omar Bradley Seventh Army Wes Gallagher Associated Press Hitler Wehrmacht France Eisenhower Tessy-Brehal Percy Vire la Tilandiere St. Denis le Gast Lengronne Hambye Ique Morlaiz Cerisy la Salle Montpichon Villebaudon Tessy Notre Dame-De Cenilly Notre Dame Canisy le Mesnil Herman

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Sweden Srandenburg Istettin Saxony Prague Bohemia Russia Poland Silesia Baltic Sea Lod Krakow Slovakia Konigsberg Lithuania Hungary Curzon Lwowe Romania National Council of East Prussia Oder River Pomerania Brandenburg Curzon Line Carnival Company Varigay Randstand East Bank Gulf of Riga Estonia Latvia Konstantin K. Rokossovsky Philippine Isles Duce The Freschi Apra Masalog Point Nimitz Truk Carolines Roy Young Clifford Poehling Poehling Holy Trinity C. W. Gille. Poehlingen Young South 11Th Street By Austin Bealmear
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