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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
11
Dr. Carl N. Neupert, Wisconsin state health officer, cites a wartime rise in farm accident deaths linked to intensified food production. He notes most mishaps occur late in the day, urges constant alertness and safer practices to reduce this preventable toll. He references a Kansas study breaking down fatal farm-work causes.
Navy Mothers club in La Crosse plans a social gathering titled March of Birthday Tables for Friday night with Esther Tanke as chair. Members may invite guests. regular business meets on the third Friday each month. Committee members include Spafford Ann George Carrie Schaeffer Mathilda Taylor Lotus Demel Blance Burns and Minnie Wilder.
Members of the 101st Airborne Division will hold their first postwar convention in Indianapolis Indiana on August 14 15 and 16 announced in Atlanta Georgia by Maj Carl E Trimble acting secretary treasurer of the division association The bemedaled division known for its Eagle insignia landed at Normandy on June 6 1944 and earned glory at Bastogne Belgium Cherbourg peninsula and Austria It is remembered for its stand at Bastogne and for the famous Nuts reply to surrender from Brig Gen Anthony C McAuliffe
YMCA Bradfield camp starts Monday for two and a half weeks. One week session runs first, a 10 day session begins June 17. both are full. Camp staff includes Camp director Clark Dobbins nurse Mrs Alfred Peterson waterfront Eleanor Forrester handicraft Lavina Dobbins cook Mrs Mahoney and driver Bill Winter. Counsellors include William Ott James Van Tassel Dave Raatz and others. Robert Rennebohm may join as athletic director. Bus departs YMCA Monday at 12 30 p m for Bradfield.
A floating seaport operation provides essential supply lines to Allied forces deployed against Japan. The system enables rapid unloading of materiel, fuel, and ammunition, supporting island campaigns and theater logistics amid ongoing naval advances.
George W. Anderson president of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Fuel Dealers association says wartime dealer limits on coal sales will continue next winter in Wisconsin. Distribution will be percentage based. overall supply should meet needs though consumers may not get preferred coal type. He cites a 75 million ton national loss from soft coal miner strikes and a likely 35 cent per ton retail price rise.
Confiscated Krupp records show a hush hush 48 million loan in 1920 to Krupp from a former Reich chancellor and finance minister. The documents, in Allied hands, link the aid to German rearmament before Hitler's rise and the 1923 beer hall putsch.
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