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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1945

Page

5

Bible Session Opens Sunday at Camp Decorah

A church youth camp begins Sunday at Camp Decorah with boys and girls from La Crosse anticipated to fill the capacity. Mission representatives oversee activities with Miss Leone Norton on site, Barbara from Wheaton college supervising waterfront, and Mrs. George LeCuyer managing kitchen while volunteers are sought. The staff includes Walter J. Reschlein as director and several pastors and lay leaders. Sessions include cabin devotions, classes, surprise hour, sports, swimming, evening service and camp fire for ages 10 to 18.

Camp Decorah la Crosse Ken Inland Mission Leone Norton Barbara Wheaton College George LeCuyer Winona

Brake Drive Here Success in Local Police Campaign

Police chief Herman L. Rick says the brake safety program achieved its aim as officers stopped 504 cars for moving violations. He notes the initiative alerted the public and that nationwide statistics will be released soon.

Ee Eee Gram Maateliate Herman L. Rick Rick United States

POW Activity At Mitchell Field Moves To Ft Sheridan Base Camp

Mitchell field POW operations transfer to Ft Sheridan base camp with a small number remaining for post labor and Burlington Wisconsin work. About 600 prisoners were employed from Jan 10 to June 3, manufacturing battery cells, cans for milk, and performing maintenance valued at roughly $150,000 in labor costs.

Mitchell Field Ft. Sheridan Base Milwaukee Billy Mitchel Billy Mitch Fort Sheridan Wilbur C. Bechtold George H. Cushman Burlington Wis Rockfield Hartford Sturtevant Col. Bechtold Battery Assembly Corporation U. S. Treasury Mitchellfield Nestle Milk Products Company Treasury

Milwaukee Cruiser Loaned to Russia in 1944

The light cruiser Milwaukee, a 7,500-ton Omaha class ship, was loaned to Russia in April 1944 for the war effort. The navy did not disclose whether it has been returned, stating the transfer served the best interests of the war.

Washington Milwaukee Russia Navy

40 County 4 H Leaders Attend Camp at Campion College

La Crosse county 4 H clubs sent 40 leaders and older members to a summer conference at Campion college from Thursday to Sunday. Despite rain and cold, the group enjoyed the program with a standout 10 piece band from La Crosse county directed by Rachel Van Loon.

la Crosse County Campion College Anita Gundlach Emil J. Schiesser Midway-Brice Prairie Club Carol Price Gladys van Loon Gertrude DeBoar Melvin van Donk Robert Price Harvey Meyer Russell van Loon John Ofstedahl Union Mills Club Wayne Tabbert Dorris Moen Council Prairie Club Rachel van Loon Midway Gertrude de Boer Leattrice Grokowsky W. H. Bodamer Evangelical Lutheran Church Prairie Stemper Merlin van Dynk GI Joe

Promoted 76th Division Soldier Receives Bronze Star

Anthony J. Pressimone formerly staff sergeant in the 385th Infantry at Camp McCoy earned a second lieutenant commission after serving overseas with the 76th Division. His Bronze Star citation notes heroic action on Feb 21 1945 near Irrel Germany leading 18 men against pillboxes under heavy fire. He is now with the 9th Army in Zwickau Germany.

Anthony J. Pressimone 76Th Camp McCoy Pressimone 385Th Infantry Europe Army Lieu New York la Crosse I. M. Hanson South Pettibone Island Zwickau Germany 9Th Army Army of the United United States Irrel Sat

Workers Sought for Pearl Harbor Navy Yard Jobs

Navy officials announce doubled local manpower needs for shipyard work with new openings in many trades. Captain Kell and H F Morey urge applicants as work continues to flow nationwide with schedules in La Crosse Eau Claire and Wausau over the next three weeks.

C. O. Kell USN Pearl Harbor Navy Yards H. F. Morey Navy la Crosse Morey Navy Yards W. W. McIlhenny Pearl Harbor Eau Claire Wausau U. S. Employment Service Office

Chicago Voters Back Public Ownership Of Street Car Systems

In Chicago a referendum approved public ownership of privately owned street cars and elevated railways by about 6 to 1, with 18 percent of registered voters casting ballots. The plan buys lines for 75 million and 12.16 million for elevated tracks, to be run by a transit authority under a 50 year franchise.

Chicago —(P Chicago Metropolitan Transit Authority

Cypress Tree Knees Help Roots Access Air

Cypress trees display knee like growths that rise above the water to provide air for roots submerged below the surface. The cone shaped structures support respiration and stability in swampy environments.

Mitscher says Japanese death by own action threat shrinking

Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher reports Okinawa air battles show only about ten percent of Japanese planes penetrate Allied defenses, with ninety percent of those being shot down. He calls death by own action a form of dive bombing and notes improvements could nearly eliminate the threat with better ship equipment.

Washington Marc A. Mitscher Okinawa Mitscher Navy Department Pacific

Medway to Host new 18 Million Pound Power Station

An 18 million pound power generating station is under construction at Medway England to supply electricity for new homes.

Medway England

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