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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

9

New Extension Agent Dorothy Balfanz Starts War Service

Dorothy Balfanz began duties as emergency extension assistant in La Crosse county under the War Food Administration program. She joins Anita Gundlach in expanding county home agent support to educate on preservation conservation and production, coordinating with 4 H Homemakers OCD and county nutrition others. Balfanz, a Stout Institute graduate, formerly taught home economics in St Croix Falls and Edgerton.

Dorothy Balfanz la Crosse Balfanz Wisconsin War Food Administration WFA Anita Gundlach la Crosse County OCD Stout Institute St. Croix Falls Edgerton

Three Galesville Children Treated After Local Accidents

Three Galesville children were treated by local doctors after accidents Monday night. Francis Gilsdorf sustained head wounds from a trailer against a support. lights failed during treatment due to the storm. Larry Zenke and Donna Gilberg also suffered injuries after a dog bite and a riding accident respectively.

Galesville Wis Francis Irvine Gilsdorf Oe Valley Galerville

Farm and Labor Delegates Adopt Six Price Resolutions

Farm and city workers meeting in La Crosse with cooperatives passed six resolutions to strengthen price control. The plan calls for local cost-of-living committees and extension of the wartime price control act, with a 27 million dollar enforcement budget and wider wartime profits publication. Delegates urged cooperative growth and broader education to defend economic interests postwar.

la Crosse Jesse D.gg Magy Nnarro Adv George W. Hall Pat Toland L. R. Flanagan CPA Cea Educationa Congress OPA Conference Apof

Sparta Man Owns Fee Schedule Used By Bar Members In 1864

The Associated Press reports a Sparta document owned by Attorney Lambert Hansen details Monroe County bar fees dated January 21, 1864. The schedule sets retainer and hourly style charges, percentages on sums, foreclosure, manslaughter and felony defenses, tax title cases, divorces, torts, bankruptcy, wills and deeds, and miscellaneous items with specific amounts and percentages.

Sparta Associated Press Wis Lambert Hansen Monroe County Graves Morrow Rice and Justice Court

USO Workers Meet in Sparta Conference Plans Rain Delay

Fourteen USO staffers attended the regular staff conference of the Tomah La Crosse and Sparta USO centers in Sparta Wisconsin Tuesday afternoon. A picnic plans fell through due to rain as the semi monthly conferences set to meet on the second Tuesday of each month. Adjutant John Trout of Sparta will chair and appoint a three member committee with Miss Stella Heffernan of La Crosse to handle problems between sessions.

Sparta Wis USO Tomah la Crosse Sparta Uso John Trout Stella Heffernan

Rural Lines Extend $40,000 Loan For Jackson County REA

BLACK RIVER FALLS Wisconsin Special The Jackson County REA has arranged a new loan of 40000 dollars to extend its rural electrification lines. Present operating costs and amortization payments on previous loans are being met by receipts. A wartime production comparison shows a 19 percent rise in the fourth year versus a 1 percent gain in the fourth year of World War I.

Black River Falls Wis Jackson County REA

Galesville Man Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel

Lieut. Col. Lloyd Rall advanced to the rank on June 1 and informed his parents by letter received Monday. Stationed in the Central Pacific with headquarters in Hawaii, he has served in the Army Air Forces engineers since 1940. Rall’s service began as a second lieutenant in 1940 and included Pacific duty before the war. He has not had a furlough since going there and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rall.

Galesville Wis Lloyd Ball Central Pacific Hawaii Engineers Army Air Forces Rall Pacific Louis Rall

Gale solicitors aid fifth war loan drive effort

Thirty solicitors in the Galesville area work to sell government bonds worth 126000 dollars for the fifth war loan drive. They began Friday and some finished before Monday as invasion momentum is expected to push the drive beyond its quota.

Galesville Wis

USO Hostesses At Sparta Hear Speaker

About 75 Sparta USO hostesses heard Mrs. James Bergstrom of Neenah and William J. McLaughlin discuss the value of senior USO hostess work. Adjutant John Trout introduced the speakers as Lucretia Acker supervised a tea. The cookie jar project brings in dozens of cookies weekly for service men.

Sparta Wis Sparta Uso Club James Bergstrom Neenah State William J. McLaughlin USO John Trout Sparta Uso Oo Lucretia Acker

Parabolic Canine Parachutists In Alaska Wing Test

The Air Transport Command in Alaska trains sled dog pairs for troop supply drops to crash sites. Lt. David Irwin and Major Joseph Westover oversee Jiggs and Maggie, two 100 pound huskies, as they learn to descend from a Norseman plane in parachute harnesses. The dogs adapt after initial fights, then complete 75 mile treks in 18 hours, with lighter dogs performing better.

Alaskan AIR Transport Command Far Wilds Fort Nelson British Columbia Joseph F. Westover Winnetka Ill David Irwin Grand Rapids Mich Irwin G. I Maggie Jiggs Lieut

Curtailment Plan For Dairy Industry Sent To Washington

Trempealeau County Dairy Industry Advisory committee sent its transportation curtailment plan to Washington for approval by the Office of Defense Transportation. The plan aims to save 120 truck miles daily, 43,800 per year, and 262,800 tire miles yearly. Twenty one processing plants toll the plan, including Holmen Cooperative Creamery and Osseo Cooperative Creamery among others.

Whitehall Wis Trempealeau County Holmen Cooperative Creamery Rochester Dairy and Marigold Dairies Winona Gilmanton Cooperative Creamery Pet Milk Company Sparta Fountain City Cooperative Creamery North Bend Cooperative Ettrick Creamery Company Osseo Condensary Osseo Cooperative Creamery Whitehall Creamery Association

New American 50 Caliber Bullet Wreaks Aerial Devastation

A new incendiary .50 caliber machine gun round, touted as the most devastating for air combat, causes enemy aircraft to burst into flame on impact, leaving self sealing tanks powerless against its effects.

Youth Drowns In Angelo Pond

Raymond H. Dahl Jr. 14, of Angelo, Wisconsin, drowned Tuesday night after being pulled under by a whirlpool current while swimming with two companions. Rescue efforts by Camp McCoy fire and military personnel failed. no inquest will be held. He is survived by parents Raymond Dahl Sr. and a sister Jean in Milwaukee.

Tribune Sparta Bureau Sparta Wis Raymond H. Dahl, Jr Angelo Angelo Pond Wayne Dutton Norman Hansen Raymond Bert O. Johnson Camp McCoy H. H. Williams M. J. Lanham A. R. Simpson Fehring Earl Blank William Peterson McCoy H. E. Fillinger T. H. Ebbert L. J. Goodman Willis Young Fred Schell Trafic Raymond Dahl, Sr Jean Milwaukee Dahl

Miss Violet Fruechte Joins Caledonia Farm Bureau Office

Miss Violet Fruechte of Bjitzen Minnesota and daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Fruechte has been employed as clerk at the Farm Bureau office succeeding Miss Luella Flatten of Black Hammer. A Caledonia high school graduate she began her new duties Monday.

Caledonia, Minn Violet Fruechte Bjitzen Minn Herbert Fruechte Farm Bureau Miss Fruechte Luella Flatten Black Hammer Caledonia High School

Patriotic Puiturrs Petroleum Plea Against Black Market Gasoline

Public service plea urges citizens to refuse Black Market gasoline and endorse all ration coupons. It argues every illicit purchase shrinks the supply for essential transportation and calls drivers to use legal gasoline only for necessary trips.

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