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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1945

Page

12

Mindanao battles may force last stand in Mindanao hills

Japanese forces on Mindanao, pressed from all usable areas, may make a final stand in the mountains east of the Sayre highway and west of Davao. Allied forces, the 24th and 31st divisions, drive them from prepared positions in a squeeze play. In Luzon, Beightler's 37th division advances toward Bayombong after seizing Aritwo in the Cagayan valley.

Manila Mindanao Sayre Highway Davao Associated Press Richard Bergholz 24Th R. B. Woodruff Clarence Martin Silaevil Martin Luzon Robert S. Beightler Schemese Bayombong A Ee Aritwo Cagayan Valley

Cows in North Carolina Show Ragweed Allergy

William Moore official veterinarian reports an experiment finding 40 percent of a cow group sensitive to ragweed pollen. He says the allergy can cause hay fever and other maladies such as heaves and eczema in cows.

Raleigh N. C William Moore North Carolina Moore

Survivors Recall Morrison Fight Before Sinking

Four Morrison officers who survived the destroyer’s loss near San Francisco describe how the ship repelled waves of Japanese planes for about an hour with aid from American aircraft and nearby small warships. The vessel sank after taking multiple hits as survivors floated two hours before rescue. Ensign Charles R. Calkins of Racine Wisconsin was among the injured and en route home on 30 day leave.

San Francisco U. S Morrison Jina 12Th Naval District Charles R. Calkins USNR Racine Wis Calkins

Veterans arrive at Fort Sheridan with first Army contingent

Nineteen officers and 89 enlisted men veterans of the American First Army who overran France and Germany arrived at Fort Sheridan Illinois today. They are the first contingent of the army to arrive here and are from the company of the First Army.

Fort Sheridan France Germany Fort Sheri Ters Company 1St Army

Polish the Plate Campaign to Lick Food Shortage

New York reports a wartime drive urging save every bite. Dr Victor G Heiser promotes eliminating the garbage pail and adopting polish the plate rules to feed nations of similar size. Rules include taking the last bread piece and using bread to wipe gravy.

New York Victor G. Heiser National Association of Manufacturers

Speed violation factor in about a third of fatal crashes

A report states that speeding contributes to roughly one third of all fatal U.S. traffic accidents, highlighting speed as a major risk factor and potential target for safety measures.

U.S

President of NLCA To Speak Tonight At Convention Here

The eastern district convention of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America gathers at Our Savior's Church with more than 200 delegates and pastors. Dr. J A Aasgaard will deliver the 8 pm message and Mrs Carroll L Hinderlie will offer a surprise address after recent imprisonment in the Philippines.

Tribune Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Martin Anderson Oak Park Ill Hector Gunderson Horeb Wis Mars Dale la Crosse George Alvilden Our Savior’s Sixth Division J. A. Aasgaard NLCA Carroll L. Hinderlie Aasgaard Philippines Hinderlie A. Henry Hetland Lutheran Student Foundation University of Wisconsin Trinity Lutheran Church Onalaska First I. A. Lavik Mt. Horeb Iso Martin Jenson Eau Claire Morris Wee Madison T. F. Gullixson Luther Theological Seminary St. Paul

10 Percent Income Surtax for Vets Rehabilitation Considered

Wisconsin senate advances a 10 percent income tax surtax to fund a veterans rehabilitation trust. the measure would raise about $8 million over two years and requires March 15 payments. A separate school transportation bill, debated earlier, passes without further debate.

Madison Wis Senate Assembly Committee On Legislative

Must Cut Lumberjack Absenteeism To Meet Needs

Milwaukee region forester Jay H. Price warns Wisconsin forests must end lumberjacks absenteeism to reach 40 billion board feet for 1945 civilian and military needs. He cautions the current outlook is dark and output may be limited to about 29.5 billion unless crews are properly staffed and equipped.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Woods Jay H. Price Price

Ruthmae Hanson to Attend National Scout Training in Wisconsin

Ruthmae Hanson of La Crosse will represent the local Girl Scout council at a two week national training course titled Outdoor Activities and Troop Camping for Leaders. The event runs through June 20 at Camp Alice Chester in East Troy Wisconsin.

Ruthmae Hanson W. R. Hanson la Crosse First Methodist Church Miss Hanson Camp Decorah la Crosse State Teachers College Girl Scout Council Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Nancy Lucille

Executive Dies in Tulsa at 57

Barton P. Sibole 57 president of the Stano Lind Pipe Line Co. died Wednesday in Tulsa Oklahoma The report notes waste paper directly replaces wood pulp in the production process and names Sibole in connection with the company and industry context.

Tulsa Okla Barton P. Sibole The Stanolind Pipe Line Co

Wisconsin Senate Expands Tax Audit Window to Five Years

The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill allowing the Department of Taxation five years to audit income tax returns up from three. The measure, requested by Gov. Goodland, would apply retroactively to 1942 and run to January 1, 1950, with interest on back taxes capped at five percent annually. The bill heads back to the Assembly after Senate amendment.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Senate Wisconsin Department of Taxation Goodland Assembly Senate Bubolz Appleton

60000 Workers Age 26 29 Face Loss of Deferments

Washington officials estimate about 60 000 industrial workers aged 26 to 29 who are deemed irreplaceable will lose draft deferments by fall. A 17 percent cut in the total of 350 000 key deferred men is expected as munitions cutbacks and lower war urgency shrink the eligible pool.

Washington Inter-Agency Selective Service Paul V. McNutt Eas

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