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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1944

Page

7

City set to open extensive summer playground program

La Crosse recreation department led by Mark Sutton outlines a summer of free playground activities for all ages. Programs include softball baseball volleyball crafts archery and model airplane building at Hixon field Cope land park and other sites with daily hours 9 to 11 am 1 to 5 pm and 6:30 to 9 pm special evening sessions planned for daytime workers.

la Crosse City Recreations Hondas San Mark Sutton Hogan Playground Logan Hixon Field Central High School Copeland Baseball Park Rodney Martin Aee la Crosse Miller Coulee William Logan Charles Horton Allen Roosevelt Ger Spears William Baker Jean Rennebohm Carl Fregin Margie Williams West Avenue Fregin Charlotte Curran Hood

Corncobs Could Fuel New Industrial Uses

Chicago reports a shift as chemists uncover corncobs valor beyond fuel. Spenser of Logan County demonstrates cob meal for chemical use and insulated materials, shipping cars of cob meal to markets. He notes vast supply from shelled corn on Midwest farms and seeks transport from farms to factories.

Chicago Ill Chicago Daily Drovers Journal Spenser

Eire Orders 15 Percent Cut in Cooking Energy Use

A government directive in Eire calls for reducing cooking energy by 15 percent. Officials cite efficiency targets and consumer cost savings as the rationale. The measure accompanies broader energy conservation efforts across households and industry.

Eire

Five Coady Brothers Serving In Different Military Units

Mr and Mrs David A Coady of 1339 Wood Street celebrate five sons serving in distinct military branches. John 25 volunteered for the marine corps in 1943, now overseas after a stint at Camp Elliot San Diego. Arthur 23 and James 22 joined the army in 1942 and 1942 respectively, with Arthur in motor corps at Gulfport and James a para trooper in Tucson. Edward 20 volunteered in 1943 and is stationed in New Guinea as infantry. Herbert 21 entered July 1943 and serves in the signal corps at Camp Crowder after factory work and schooling.

David A. Coady Wood Street John Marine Corps Camp Elliot John San Diego Calif June Hover Madison Street St. Mary's Arthur C. Coady Army Motor Corps Gulfport Miss Haddad’s Cleaners la Crosse Street Dorothy Motl James W. Coady Kathleen Buck Tucson Ariz James St. Mary’s Arthur Hadded’s New Guinea Edward J. Coady Logan High School St Mary’s Aquinas and Vocational Schools Herbert G. Coady

Fifteen Region Men Sworn Into Navy For Tests And Induction

Fifteen men from this area were sworn into the navy last week and departed for Milwaukee for aptitude tests and interviews for placement in a special navy branch. Two recruits from La Crosse are Donald L. Merfeld and Jack J. Guenther. Other enlistees include Donald F. Andringa Sparta Eldon Hansen Stoddard Clarence Abbott Tomah Samuel Friske Rockland Myron Wheeler Maynard Hoem Marvin Rollins John Duxbury Robert Sauer Hokah Wallace Hanson Whitehall Robert Darling Harold Coughlin New Albin Iowa Charles Dettmann Viola.

Navy Milwaukee Wis la Crosse Donald L. Merfeld Kane Street Jack J. Guenther la Crosse Street Donald F. Andringa Sparta Eldon J. Hansen Stoddard Clarence Archie Abbott Tomah Samuel O. Friske Rockland Myron S. Wheeler Maynard Hoem Blair Marvin M. Rollins John H. Duxbury Caledonia Robert Sauer Hokah Minn Wallace R. Hanson Whitehall Robert Darling Harold Coughlin New Albin Iowa Charles R. Dettmann Viola

Flag Day Proclamation Invites Elks Ceremonies in La Crosse

A Proclamation designates Flag Day as a national holiday and the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks plans fitting ceremonies to celebrate. City hall La Crosse dated June 10 1944 requests full citizen participation in the observance.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks City of la Crosse

High Navy Officers Assist Stranded Sailor

A sailor stalled in a ditch during a heavy rain near Los Angeles was helped by 15 people including two rear admirals four navy captains three commanders and six civilian scientists. Raincoats hid the officers insignia as crews towed the car back onto the highway.

Los Angeles Navy

Buffalo herd sold to New York firm in Barnesville area

Clem Peters of near Barnesville sold seven buffalo and three calves to a New York firm. The herd, once a showplace on Peters farm in southeastern Ohio, had drawn several smaller shipments in past years.

Barnesville Ohio Middle West New York Clem Peters

Dewey Faction Sparks Uproar in Wisconsin Delegation

Wisconsin Republicans clash over national slate as Dewey delegates nominate Julius Spearbreaker and Blanche Hogue for national committeewoman. The action conflicts with preferred picks Cyrus Philipp and Estelle Morrison, prompting a walkout by Fred Zimmerman and showing 15 of 24 delegates pledged to Dewey. The state convention meet set for June 26 in Chicago.

Milwaukee Thomas E. Dewey Julius Spearbreaker Clintonvile Blanche B. Hogue Wisconsin Republican National Committee Dewey State Voluntary Republican Organization Republican State Central Committee Cyrus L. Philipp Estelle Morrison Wausau Harold E. Stassen Douglas MacArthur Chicago Fred R. Zimmerman Zimmerman Donald C. McDowell Soldiers Grove Stassen Philipp Morrison George Cady Kenosha

Sauthoff To Speak At La Follette Memorial

Rep. Harry Sauthoff of Madison will address the 19th annual La Follette memorial services for the late U S Senator at Forest Hill cemetery if weather allows, otherwise in the state capitol assembly chamber. Co chairs Glenn D. Roberts and Alfred T. Rogers, both Madison residents.

Madison Wis Harry Sauthoff U. S M. la Follette, Sr Forest Hill Cemetery Assembly Chamber State Capitol Glenn D. Roberts Alfred T. Rogers Roberts Progressive State Central Committee Rogers

Three Civil War Veterans Attend State Meeting

Three of Wisconsin s nine surviving Civil War veterans will attend the 78th annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Sheboygan. C L Hooker Suer department commander A Wilcox Cadett national senior vice commander and John W Miller Osseo form the trio. About 500 delegates are expected to attend allied organization meetings with Gov Walter S Goodland scheduled to speak during the Spirit of America pageant Tuesday night.

Sheboygan Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic Boys In Blue C. L. Hooker Suer A. Wilcox John W. Miller Osseo Walter S. Goodland Spirit of America

Wrestler Recovers Lost Diamond Hidden In Trouser Cuff

Portland reformer era report: Ernest L. Jackson, a professional wrestler, misplaced a $1,200 diamond ring. He recovered the treasure six months later from a cuff of his trousers in a surprising turn of luck.

Portland Ore Ernest L. Jackson

Blitzed Home Repaired Surpasses Three Million Dwellings

The British repaired about 2,750,000 dwellings wrecked by the German air blitz of 1940 1941 ending a long reconstruction effort.

Soldiers In Italy Save Small Portion Of Pay In Bonds

Fifth Army in Italy reports troops retain about 19 to 21 percent of their pay for personal use as the rest goes to bonds and money orders. January and February saw rising bond purchases by officers and men, with large allotments boosting totals. The 3rd Marne and 45th Thunderbird divisions at Anzio posted notable savings amid tough conditions.

5Th Army Italy John R. Mygaard Sth Eau Claire Wis 5Th Army Headquarters

Flowers of Arums Span Vast to Tiny Size

The arum family shows extreme blooms from eight to ten feet across in amorphophallus to minute flowers in duckweed. London wig makers face a rising shortage of human hair.

London

Local Man Helps Do Washing For Pacific Marine Division

Pvt. Robert M. Johnson 18 of La Crosse Wisconsin works with a mobile Marine laundry platoon under Lieut John Kelly to wash marine division clothes on a South Pacific base. The unit can process 250 pounds per hour and moves with combat units. Johnson previously pressed for Modern Laundry in La Crosse.

LA Crosse Tribune Pacific Marine Division Robert M. Johnson George Street Wis Johnson South Pacific Luonga John Kelly High Street Newburyport Mass Kelly Pvt New Caledonia New Hebrides Solomons Tropics Modern Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co

Merchants to Meet on Tuesday Over July 3 Store Closures

The merchants committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the Chamber conference room to discuss keeping stores closed Monday July 3 and give employees a three day holiday. R D Morse chairs. A separate Chamber directors meeting Wednesday at noon will vote on three referendums including water resource, highway, and portion policy.

Merchants’ Committee Chamber of Commerce Chamber R. D. Morse Morse

Turkey served at Idaho cattlemen dinner in rationing plea

Boise Idaho guests at the Cattlemen's association dinner heard demands to remove beef from rationing to boost consumption while the hotel chef served turkey.

Boise Idaho Cattlemen’s Association

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Recreation Elder H. C. Amundson Washtum Auditorium Harmonio Elvin M Bak Harti Howard W. Colvin Fred D. Colvin North 7Th Colvin India China Air Forces Herbert Edward Navy Center Sauthoff la Follette Memorial AST Federal Savings sLoan Association OF LA J. R. Johnson Sec’y.treas Sharon Ann Leonard L. Hicks Infantry Hicks England Oretta Culbert R. 2 West la Crosse Sicily Corp Fred Kansas City Wisconsin Theater Building Leath’s Woody Richeson Lewis Coney Carl Johnson Oscar Hoff Arthur Arntsen Jack Sherer Eugene Lind Luella Bess National Committee Hoeschler
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