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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
11
Dr Neupert asserts house flies spread germs and disease, urging action. He warns flies breed rapidly from eggs to adults in days, calls for cleaning, screens, covered food, and swift swatting to curb their impact and protect infants.
Readable scraps show two persons asking a friend about a wanted meat ad in Ro paper. A note mentions “two hens need a place to go furnished, 2-3 bedrooms.” A later line reports an employed in A-1 reference and a trolley car fire in Sydney pursued by a motorman.
American forces of the Seventh Army and the 12th Armored Division fought through Wurzburg and its outskirts in heavy combat. Combat Command A led by 1st Lieutenant Thomas F. Johnson moved through ruined streets blasting entrenched German positions. Johnson said many were killed or captured, but few prisoners were taken as tanks and infantry pressed the town. Wisconsin men listed among the division include Pfc. Robert W. Christen La Crosse R2 Corp Herbert G Arenz Arcadia Norman E Johnson Hixton Corp Charles Heyes Knapp Pfc Ernest L Osseo.
The government imposes fixed quotas on sugar for all government users, agencies, and civilians for the next three months. Civilians receive 1,380,000 tons for July through September, 10,000 tons less than the current quarter, with allocations to be distributed by primary distributors to WFA agencies and authorized buyers. Yakima, Washington, Chairman Anderson discusses supply boosts expected from production this year.
Pfc Francis M Balfany 24 was slightly injured on Luzon May 14 in a truck crash. He serves with the 1st Cavalry Division after joining Wisconsin National Guard in 1940. He is a Logan high school graduate with brothers Elmo in the Navy and Robert in the Air Corps.
Parma was a Roman outpost named Colonia Julia Augustus Parma by the Emperor Augustus around 183 BC establishing a key frontier post. The settlement marked Roman presence in the Parma region with strategic importance for military and governance.
The Wisconsin National Guard notes the 32nd Division has fought 504 days through March 10 1945 and is active in Luzon with casualties not announced. In Madison Eleanor Gund nurses home document lists leadership changes with Rev R D Vinter succeeding Harnwell as president and other officials shifting roles.
La Crosse hospital directors elected new officers at the annual meeting on Wednesday night. Reverend Winter was chosen as president to lead the board and oversee hospital affairs.
Luther an Brotherhoods in the La Crosse circuit are invited to a circuit meeting at Trinity Lutheran church in North La Crosse Sunday. The session starts at 2 30 p m with members from all congregations urged to attend.
On June 14, 1945 Adolph Gilbertson presidents the Whitehall Brotherhood hosting a fellowship supper and an evening program. Guest speaker Mendez R Verle leads the Lutheran Brotherhood eastern district of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, from Owatonna Minnesota. Our Savior's church quartet from Whitehall includes Philip Thomte H J Aleckson Harland Schaefer and Orin Evenson. Housing for middle and working classes urged in Eire.
Rodney Boyd, a 16 year old color blind high school student, submitted two oil paintings to a local art exhibit. He described the gay world as a study in gray, reflecting his view and artistic approach.
Fragile conditions described as wild bees relocate inside the church roof causing concern for the congregation. The report notes bees occupying the floor and entering their nesting space with possible roof removal required to drive them out.
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