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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1944

Page

4

Groups Honor 5 War Mothers at Naval Mothers event

Wednesday ceremony will award gold star pins to five war mothers including Mrs. Emily Rude and Mrs. Ida Thomach for loss of sons. Mrs. An Boyle and Mrs. Robert Moore also receive pins from Swanns. A six star service pin goes to Mrs. Harry Wright with three sons in each branch. Ensign Helen Rawston will speak on life in the Waves. Entertainment features include Marjori Sheldon, Gwenyth Jones, and others with staff assistants Mrs. Lara Veum and Miss Stella Heffernan.

Emily Rude Ida Thomach Navy An Boyle Robert Moore The Swanns Harry Wright Army Helen Rawston Minneapolis Wave Marjori Sheldon William King Robert Northrop Gwenyth Jones Corp Fred Broders Lou Bocians Varity Kotenick Lara Veum Stella Heffernan Irving Leshner

Ghostly prints haunt NC village for 125 years

In North Carolina, legends persist of Jesse Kott who perished in a 1813 horse race when he urged his steed to win or go to Hell. Locals say the horse left hoofprints in the earth that have endured, leading some to believe Elliott rides Old Harry in spirit.

North Carolina Jesse Kott Elliott Harry

La Crosse scholarship fund to award two this year

After 30 years the La Crosse high schools loan fund and scholarship committee will award its first scholarships this year, one to a student from each public high school. The awards will be announced at commencement.

la Crosse High Schools’ Loan Fund and Scholarship Committee la Crosse High School Stephen Martindale Dorset la Crosse F. P. Hixon J. M Alma R. Lienlokken Augustus Abbott Charles H. Stoddard Irma Berger Fred H. Hartwell Alice J. Bunting Dight Smiley John Allen Smith Henry Sprague Gertrude D. Heydon B. C. Smith Arthur Erickson Arthur T. Holmes Walter McDonald Tracy Burke E. J. Williams C. M. Palmer Anna M N. C Miss Dorset L. P. Benezet B. E. McCormick Howard Hundredmark Wendell A. Anderson Logan High School Central Anna Mashek Lillie Seielstad Mabel Gung Mark Esch Josephine Hintgen

Speedy final settlements replace long delays in war contracts

War contract terminations now allow local contracting officers to settle and pay quickly without Washington clearance. In St Paul, Maj. Manger and Col. Barnes head a system that mediates terminations, offers early partial payments, and expedites final settlements to quickly redirect funds to new contracts and civilian supplies. The process hinges on prompt cost statements and inventories.

Washington Lynn C. Barnes St. Paul U. S. Army Engineers Army Service Forces Engineers Ordnance Quartermaster’s Corps Navy Col. Barnes U. S. Army Maj H. J. Manger U. S Minn Army Maj. Manger Twin Cities

Lincoln Journal Notes Postal Stamp Relief

The Lincoln State Journal in Lincoln Nebraska comments on new stamp regulations noting there is relief from heartbreak when discovering a three cent stamp on a two cent letter. The piece highlights consumer protection from overcharging surprises.

Lincoln, Neb The Lincoln, Neb. State Journal

Cinema Aims to Cheer Bored U S Soldiers in Belfast

A free Sunday cinema for American troops in Belfast was opened after Gwen Nash McWilliam of New York, director of the American Red Cross at a nearby RAF station, discussed Sunday boredom with two Irishmen William McGonhal and G M McCullough. The setup relies on army special services for film access.

Belfast Ireland Army Gwen Nash McWilliam New York City American Red Cross William McGonhal Boston G. M. McCullough Arvana G. Ls

Cuban Government Workers Demand Higher Wages

Government employees in Cuba actively press for wage increases, rallying officials and unions to seek improved pay amid rising living costs and economic pressures. Affected sectors include public services and state enterprises as protests mobilize across major cities.

Avoid Pleasure Travel In Wartime Invasion Plea

Edwin L. West and Col. J. Monroe Johnson urge Americans to halt nonessential travel to keep transport lines clear for invasion needs. They warn that stranded travelers and canceled reservations may occur and advise checking with railways for least crowded trains and flexible plans.

Edwin L. West Division of Motor Transportation J. Monroe Johnson Defense Transportation Chicago Col. Johnson America Leny The ODT

Road and Bus Travel Advisories Mention Dining Car Service

The notice warns travelers to be ready to wait in buses or coaches and possibly face no dining car service. It advises carrying essentials since net caps may not be available and suggests planning for limited on board amenities.

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Memorial Craft Design Offered for Lasting Tribute

Memory Swea Forward markets memorial crafts with a long experience and large stock. The firm invites customers to select design of beauty and grace and to call to view offerings for lasting remembrance.

There'll Always Be An Army Youth Informed

Thirteen year old Herbert Lynde writes Brig. Gen. George H. Weems asking how to prepare for the draft. He cites the army slogan Keep ’Em Ready and shows eager readiness in NORTH WOODSTOCK New Hampshire.

North Woodstock N. H Herbert Lynde George H. Weems Fort Benning Cnd

Pennsylvania Seen as Battleground in 1944 Election

A Gallup survey in Pennsylvania shows Roosevelt with a slight edge over Dewey in the state's 35 electoral votes. New York leads with 47. The poll notes Roosevelt gains come from small towns and cities, while New York favored Dewey in a similar count.

Princeton N. J Roosevelt Pennsylvania Keystone New York State Gallup Gov Dewey Roosevelt Bowes

Everything Comes Out In Wash In This Camp

CAMP VAN DORN MISSISSIPPI GI wash bags yield teeth canteens love letters ration books pens war bonds insurance patrols live a tion even a wallet with 160 dollars found but finders are not keepers and all is returned

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