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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1945

Page

2

Plan Extends Road Repair Program in Minnesota

The Minnesota State Highway Department under chief engineer O L Kipp launches an extensive 1945 plan to restore surfaces on trunk and routes. The program covers 295 miles of severely damaged trunk highways, 348 miles of routes needing full retreatment, 402 miles with partial resurfacing and 150 miles of light seal coating, plus dust control on gravel and shoulder work. Separate bids called for bituminous material and mineral aggregate, with most projects to be completed by September 15 barring material shipment delays.

T. Paul. Minn Minnesota O. L. Kipp State Highway Department Hee

Pfc Harnish Praised For Service At Base Air Depot

Pfc Harry D. Harnish of La Crosse Wisconsin is lauded for readiness and support roles at the Base Air Depot in Ton England during World War II. Air Service Command workers have shipped 415000 tons of air supplies, assembled 12000 combat planes, and overhauled 50000 engines. Harnish, overseas since March 1944, attended Logan High School before enlisting in 1941.

Base Air Depot Ton England Harry D. Harnish Charles Gett la Crosse Wis Harnish Harry Harnish Air Service Command Germany Mir Service Command Dec Base Air Pie Harish Logan High School

Public opinions on a peacetime draft and postwar forces

The American Institute of Public Opinion reports strong support for a peacetime draft and one year of training for all able bodied young men, with polls showing 70 percent in late 1944 to 70 percent in May 1945 favoring. Hearings in Washington continue as educators warn of possible opposition.

American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Tem Washington House Committee On United States Navy

Bronze Medal Given Payne

Sgt. Holder H. Payne of the Field Artillery, United States Army, is cited for initiative in salvaging ammunition from a vacated area to keep supporting fire to infantry during shortages. He reorganized a renovation section, restoring damaged rounds to service and ensuring adequate supply during operations.

Holder H. Payne Field Artillery United States Army Payne

Corp Severson Awarded Purple Heart in Philippines Action

Corp T Stanley Severson of La Crosse Wisconsin has earned the Purple Heart for wounds received in action with the 32nd Infantry Division in Northern Luzon near Santa Fe Nueva. He served as tractor driver in B Battery 120th Field Artillery Battalion and was wounded by Japanese fire.

32Nd Infantry Luzon Philippines T. Stanley Severson August Severson Kane Street la Crosse Wis 120Th Field Artillery 32Nd “Red Arrow Severson Santa Fe Nueva

Camp American Legion Opens At Tomahawk For Wisconsin Vets

Wisconsin veterans on hospital beds dream of fishing trips as Camp American Legion in Tomahawk offers rehabilitation at no cost. The Legion endowment exceeds 200000 dollars toward a 250000 goal, assuring 10 to 15 years of operation. Open to all honorably discharged veterans, not just Legion members, with physician approval. World War I veterans continue to be admitted after more than 20 years.

American Legion Tomahawk O Wisconsin Kenney Legion North Woods

Plan For Next Year's Encampment Of GAR

Fond du Lac reports the 79th annual encampment with only one delegate, Lansing A. Wilcox of Cadett, aged 99, re-elected commander and named chaplain. Next year's encampment planned for Kenosha as wartime travel limits reduce auxiliary turnout. Officers elected include Mrs. Mabel Wedemann Wisconsin depot and Daughers of Union Veterans, with Mrs. Carrie Dietz president and several vice presidents listed.

Fond DU Lac Mabel Wedemann Milwaukee Wisconsin Depot Daughters of Union Veterans Carrie Dietz Madison Itmen Kathryn Thelaner Jessie Burrow Waukesharer Pearl Ross Delavan Mirla Christenson Fond

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