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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

5

Watch Speed Loads Plea Exceeding tires to be eliminated

Edwin L. West district manager of La Crosse office of defense transportation warned truck and bus operators to curb excessive speed and overloads and to replace recaps with new tires where possible to avoid curtailment of essential motor transport services. He noted tire shortages in 10 ply and larger sizes, with monthly replacement needs in the third quarter exceeding available production by about 25,000 tires per month.

Edwin L. West la Crosse Office of Defense Transportation West ODT Office of Price Admin

Geoduck Emerges as West Coast’s Largest Ed Dam?

A claim identifies the geoduck as the largest edible dam on the west coast of the United States.

Oakland artist sketches wounded sailors at naval hospital

Ian S. Marks of Oakland works two days a week as a shipfitter at a Richmond yard and uses free time to sketch portraits of recovering veterans at the naval hospital. He presents mounted drawings to the patients as gifts, having completed several hundred sketches.

Oakland Calif Richmond Ian S. Marks Naval Hospital Marks

Mickey Rooney Enlists in Army Service at 22

Hollywood star Mickey Rooney reported for induction at Fort MacArthur after a prior deferment and medical clearance. The 22 year old actor, once rejected in 1943 for a heart flutter and high blood pressure, joins the military with a new salary and duty as his biggest life step.

Los Angeles Mickey Rooney Army Fort MacArthur Rooney

Rounds Out 25 Years As Short Story Writer

SEATTLE Washington Frank Richardson Pierce longtime Seattle short story writer marks 25 years as a professional storyteller with story number 1400 Pierce began by writing stories for 40 dollars and quit law school to pursue fiction full time Pierce's career underscores his claim he can earn more in fiction than law studies.

Seattle Wash Frank Richardson Pierce Pierce

Sweden Pursues New Uses for shale by products

Sweden continues to seek new applications for by products from its shale oil industry and to expand commercial use of established outputs such as titanium vanadium potash ammonia siliceous iron and molybdenum.

Sweden

Turkey Proposes Rail Link Connecting Five Southern Cities

Ankara unveils plans to build a railway corridor spanning five southern cities to boost regional connectivity. The project aims to enhance trade and travel, with construction scheduled to start in the coming years under government funding and regional development programs.

Turkey

Badger Pilot Leads Dive Bombs in Pacific Skirmishes

Lieut. Glenn L. Reider Jr. of Madison Wisconsin, a fourth Marine Air Wing pilot praised for skill, has 15 strikes over Mille Wotje Maloelap and Jaluit. His plane survived a tail hit as he scored a hangar hit on Wotje and hit a coastal gun on Maloelap.

Marshall Islands Fourth Marine Air Wing Glenn L. Reider, Jr Madison Wis Lieut. Reider Mille Wotje Maloelap Jaluit Lieut Reider Lieut. Rieder

Army Lieutenant Reports Alaska Prices High

Lieut Wilbur D Gould returns from Alaska and recalls paying 25 cents for coffee 50 cents for a hamburger and 1 50 for a highball noting the high cost of living.

O. K Braintree Mass Army Wilbur D. Gould Alaska

Sock Savings Bank Fails as Robber Takes $840

Salem Ore. Robert Justus a Vancouver shipyard worker kept his cash in a sock but a thief stole 840 dollars from the sock while he slept in an automobile camp cabin north of Salem. Justus reported the loss to the Marion county sheriff and says he has lost faith in socks as a bank.

Salem Ore Robert Justus Vancouver Here Justus Marion County

Blue blood warning from factory chemicals

A London floor polish worker noticed lips turning blue and a specialist linked it to a chemical used in her job. Treatment cured her and precautions prevented further cases among workers. The article notes strange symptoms from new industrial products and doctors seek answers.

London

Educational theory in model classrooms at La Crosse State Teachers College

The La Crosse State Teachers College training school showcases the latest educational theory through model classrooms used by student observers in an eight to eleven morning schedule. Enrollment reaches 155 with participants from La Crosse public and parochial schools, Elm Grove, and a rural one room school example, led by five faculty divisions and a rural department head. Also noted is a note on wheat cultivation in Carabobo and Yaracuy, Venezuela.

LA Crosse George Clark Pauline Abel Eleanor Robinson Alice Drake

FASTEETH powder for denture comfort and odor control

An alkaline powder called FASTEETH holds false teeth more firmly and improves eating and speaking comfort. It leaves no gummy taste and helps prevent denture odor when sprinkled on plates. available at drug stores.

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