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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1945

Page

2

Mengshan In Hopping Over Chinese Hands

Reading from La Crosse Tribune dated Thursday, a military update describes forces near Kweilin with Liuchow recaptured reports from both Chinese and American sources. The Chinese high command has not issued a formal statement and notes positions 90 miles southwest of Kweilin and 55 miles west of it with Foochow region distances.

THE LA Crosse Tribune Mengshan Ehee Kweilin Liuchow Conaee Foochow

Next Blow In Pacific May Be The Payoff

Washington dispatch outlines a plan that the next major campaign could hinge on Pacific forces striking from Okinawa and Iwo Jima toward Japan. It notes air power from Superfortress bombers and fighters massing to back an anticipated invasion of the home islands while defending positions near Hong Kong and French Indochina.

Pacific Washington Philippines Marianas Okinawa Iwo Jima South China Japan Hong Kong Tow Haiphong Indo- China Iwo Europe China Foochow Kong

$100 Investment Builds A Big Business In Whiskey Black Market

Washington officials announce a tax evasion action against a whiskey operator. The case portrays a store chain with Indian connections receiving $100 and soliciting orders ahead of promised future delivery.

Washington Opera Tor

Espionage Case Arraignments Filed In Washington

U S Attorney John F X McGahey said three persons Roth Larsen and Service were arraigned on espionage charges and released on 10000 bail each. Their cases adjourned to June 20 while another arraignment for two others Turnage set June 14. The article cites intercepted broadcasts and confidential reports as basis for the accusations. The magazine Col lier's said the piece was censored May 14.

FBI Rusny John F. X. McGahey Appar Sane Nnne Comeie Ee Roth Larsen Service Alr Washington U. 8 Needham C. Turnage Turnage

Camp Seeks Workers District Manager at Camp McCoy

The camp seeks workers including concrete block carpenters iron workers and laborers for arena service construction crews. Civil service rating board officials inform Evans Exchange building in La Crosse or one branch office at Tomah for staffing details.

Arena Service Camp Mcccoy Veterans’ Hospital Tomah Civil Service Rating Board Evans Exchange la Crosse

Check Into Slain Man's Finances

A high official disclosed payments totaling up to $50,000 over four years related to the deceased man’s finances, with monthly sums reaching as high as $2,200. The statements were released to Lawton by the agency handling the affairs.

Langford Lawton

United States Faces Choice on Free Discussion at Conference

The report outlines whether the United States should press for free discussion or seek Russian alignment to keep the big-power front united as it prepares to report to 45 nations on veto mechanics. The decision hinges on balancing principle against coalition solidarity.

Jech United States Man Russia

Delinquency charge pleas set for Clarence and Sherburne

Clarence pleads not guilty to wilfully contributing to a minor's delinquency with a $200 bond posted. Marcus Sherburne pleads not guilty to mutilating a building at the county jail with a $500 bond. trial scheduled for June 18 at 2 p.m. Dennis J. Gasper pays a $5 fine plus costs for operating an unregistered vehicle. Joseph Coaty posts a $500 bond.

Clarence Joseph Coaty Caledofie Street Marcus Sherburne Loomis Street Dennis J. Gasper R. J Rockland Wix

Real Estate Transfers in West Salem

Real estate transfers recorded in West Salem involve J W Denny and wife conveying property to Anna Jostad and to Bilef Ellefson. The documents reference transfers of parcels within West Salem.

J. W. Denny Sinpaty Anna Jostad Bilef Ellefson West Salem

Sure Punishment For War Criminals Urged By Prosecutor

Justice Jackson told President Truman the insistence on no dilatory tactics in war crimes trials. He warned delays undermine justice and mock the dead. He said an American case should proceed even as negotiations for an international tribunal continue.

Washington Ursday Robert H. Jackson Jackson Truman War Department

British Kennel Club Receives Award for Charity Drive

The British Kennel Club earned a replica of Florence Nightingale's Crimea medal after raising 136052 dollars from dog lovers for the Red Cross agricultural fund.

Red Cross Agricultural Fund British Kennel Club Florence Nightingale Crimea

Wisconsin Senate Approves Lobbying Disclosure Bill

In Madison the Wisconsin senate approved a lobbying disclosure bill by a 28 to 2 vote, requiring weekly lobbying expenditure reports beginning in 1947. Four amendments to the assembly measure were adopted and the bill returns to the lower house. The session also gave final approval to a state employment labor act bill, sending it to the governor.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Senate Senate Assembly Sen. Gettelman Milwaukee

Labor law provision on union bargaining and closed shop

The text notes a proposal where two thirds voting support would override a three fourths requirement in current law. It also allows bargaining between unions and employers in any geographic area and recognizes all closed shop agreements in force since 1939.

Legislature Windup Aims June 15 Ahead of Vacation

Wisconsin lawmakers plan to finish the current session by June 15 and recess until August to address any vetoes. Assembly leaders say the rules committee will meet with committee chairs to identify must pass bills and push them through before adjournment.

Madison Wis Gov. Goodland Assembly Committee On Rules

Labor Leader Urges 20 Percent Basic Wage Increase

William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged President Truman to permit a 20 percent rise in basic wage rates. He said the increase is needed to restore about 13 billion of 23 billion dollars workers would lose in purchasing power during the reconversion period until full peacetime employment after V-J day. He cited the war labor board’s position that rising wages are blocked by the little steel formula and the hold the line order against inflation.

Washington William Green American Federation of Labor Truman Green War Labor Board

Sportsmen to Meet Tonight in Madison Legion Rooms

Badger State Sportsmen's club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock in the American Legion club rooms 215 South Sixth street. Several reels of conservation motion pictures will open the meeting with school children invited to attend. The group will discuss conservation topics and hear committee reports.

Badger State Sportsmen's Club, Inc American Legion Club South Sixth Street

Okinawa Allied Forces Push Through Wide Island Front

American troops advanced from the center of the island as the 1st Marine Division pressed inland from the east, while Maj. Gen Archibald V. Arnold's 7th Infantry Division cleared Nakagusuku harbor on the Chinen Peninsula. Supplies reached the front by landing craft and hand carry, with planes delivering parachute drops. Japanese air activity targeted shipping. two U S vessels were damaged and five enemy planes were shot down.

Okinawa U. S

China reports major crops rise in past year

China announces a significant year over year increase in its key crops with gains across staples. Officials attributed higher yields to weather, improved farming practices, and policy support.

China

Evening Mass Meeting Highlights Lutheran Convention

The Norwegian Lutheran church eastern district holds its final session with Dr. T F Gullixson of Luther Seminary delivering Power Losses In The Church. Dr. Martin Anderson presides as Our Savior's Lutheran choir provides music.

Norwegian Lutheran Church Eastern District T. F. Gullixson Luther Seminary St. Paul Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Our Savior’s Lutheran Choir E. M. Saterbak Martin Anderson E. W. G. Sihler Wittenberg Aasgaard NLCA Lutheran Church Hawaiian Islands China Manila Philippines Norway

Water mains extend across over two hundred miles

A report notes there are more than 200 miles of water mains and service lines supplying U S. Army camps. The distance triples the travel between two major west coast cities, York and San Francisco.

York San Francisco

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