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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1945

Page

12

Youth Centers Hold Dances In La Crosse USO Series

The SOS and Wee Blue Inn sponsor ten Friday dances at the USO for ages 14 to 20. Music runs 8:30 to 11:30 pm with Larry Zie man providing. Bring cards for reduced rates. duplicates available. Committees named and chaperones listed for first event.

SOS Wee Blue Inn USO Larry Zieman Hodge Klar Merlin Haugen Ella Mae Cahape John Thrailkil Roger Douglas Ames Frank Fauver William Black Roger Ulrich Richard Johnson Gage Staats Oswald Gunderson H. W. Hunt

City to raise salaries for aldermen and mayor

In Hoopeeston a 5 000 population community will raise aldermen pay from 25 cents to 300 dollars and the mayor from 50 cents to 500 dollars annually starting May 1 under a new administration.

Hoopeston Vicot

Desperate Jap Resistance Holds Up Mindanao Advance

Japanese forces, mostly beached naval personnel, fight tenaciously to halt American progress along the Savao river in southeastern Mindanao. After a week the 19th Infantry veterans finally broke the east bank resistance. pockets remain near the Davao river west of Davao City as 24th and 41st division troops press the Talomo Kibawe trail. Maj. Gen. Robert E. and the 37th Infantry division push toward Cagayan valley near Baguio with heavy air support.

Savao River Mindanao 19Th Infantry Regiment Davao River Davao City 24Th Division 41St Division 34Th Ula Baguio Luzon Cagayan Valley Manila Robert Ss 37Th Infantry Bagebag Cagayan

Smoking Habit Irked Me a Two Chilled Keep Em Firing

A brief item notes a smoker upset a two child household with persistent habit. Authorities or individuals are not named. The piece suggests tension and ongoing concern over tobacco use affecting family life.

Texan General Giles Leads Pacific War Air Forces

52 year old Lieut. Gen. Barney M. Giles, former deputy commander of the 20th Air Force, now commands Army Air Forces Pacific Ocean areas. He recalls Goering’s boast, plans rest and recreation centers for Superfortress crews, and a set mission count for home leaves as Pacific operations shift from Europe. Giles aims to expedite B 29 training and transfer crews from Liberator and Flying Fortress units.

Guam Goering Reichsmarshal Barney M. Giles Army Air Forces Pacific Ocean Areas 20Th Air Force Millard F. Harmon Germany Giles Mineola Japan Signal Corps Pacific States

Farm Slaughter Law Becomes State Bill

Madison Wisconsin Gov Goodland said he allowed a bill to become law without his signature to permit farmers to slaughter and sell animals raised on their premises during the current emergency. He noted the measure acts as a state health board rule and does not change red points meat sale regulations. He also signed a bill allowing sale of powdered skim milk and milk products in containers under 10 pounds.

Madison Wis Goodland State Board of Health OPA

War bond purchases reach 62 percent of quota in seventh drive

Treasury reports individuals bought 5.397 billion dollars in war bonds in the seventh war loan, about 77 percent of the seven billion dollar goal. E bonds total 2.438 billion, 62 percent of a four million quota, with other individual sales surpassing 2.958 billion. Also a hailstorm in Transvaal, South Africa kills 2000 sheep and 400 cattle.

Washington Treasury Transvaal South Africa

Aluminum authorized for civilian goods by war board

The War Production Board announced immediate authorization for aluminum producers to fill non-priority civilian orders for pots pans and other consumer goods. The CMP relaxation comes 18 days early with similar releases planned for steel and copper. Extrusions and some semi fabricated forms remain restricted until military needs are met.

Washington War Production Board WPB CMP

Spoon Returns to Erie School District

Erie school secretary Carl Sapper received a spoon marked School District of Erie. A sailor found the spoon, used in the school eight years ago, in a Havana cafe before returning it home.

Erie Carl Sapper

Price Hike Approved For Fuel in Midwestern States

OPA confirms a three-tenths of a cent per gallon allowance for tank wagon sellers in 11 midwestern states including Wisconsin and Michigan. The increase applies to prices on fuel and heating oils only and corrects an earlier error that listed gasoline.

Washington OPA Wisconsin Michigan

Malden Train Trick Reveals Prank on Tracks

A Boston and Maine train patrol found a body on the Oak Street tracks in Malden. An officer shouted for the figure to wake up, and the “body” stood and walked away, revealing the incident as a prank.

Malden Mass Boston Maine Oak Station

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