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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1945

Page

8

Navy inducts many youths for radar schooling

Charles A. Rabe and others from Wisconsin получили 10 months of specialized training in navy radar schools during early June. Inductees include Leo Ammerman Rich ard Brown Francis Dawes James Ehrsam Kenneth Gribi Donald Garin John Garahee Robert Helland William Lee John Krismer O Kiesling Robert Lind John Mor Richard D South 16th street La Crosse and several from Viroqua Ontario Glendale Viroqua destinations listed for entry.

Charles A. Rabe H. Wis Navy Leo J. Ammerman Liberty Street Richard P. Brown Wood Street Francis J. Dawes James A. Ehrsam Market Street Kenneth Paul Gribi West Avenue Donald M. Garin South Eighth Street John T. Garahee South 10Th Street Robert A. Helland Avon Street William Lee John Krismer South 16Th Street O. Kiesling South Front Street Robert V. Lind North Sixth Street John H. Mor Glendale Richard D la Crosse Herbert E. Crouch Ontario And Berton Dremesth Ketheut Cecil E. Owen Richard G

Camouflage cover story spotlights asleep figure

A description notes someone found curled in blankets at the foot of a bed asleep under camouflage tones in Coeur d Alene. The terse detail emphasizes the quiet scene and location.

Cookie Cutters From Waste-Wasters Tin Sheet

A notice describes cookie cutters fashioned from Waste-wasters, a sheet of tin plate rejected for general manufacture. The item highlights how salvaged materials are repurposed into kitchen tools.

Poehling Liberated After Hospital Stay in France

A telegram from the War Department dated June 14 announces that Poehling, an infantry medical detachment member, has been liberated. He entered service in August 1942, trained at Camp Grant Camp White and Camp Adair, and went overseas in April 1944.

War Department France Poehling Camp Grant Camp White Ore Camp Adair

Bad drinking water caused thousands of deaths in Mexico

A historic water crisis in Mexico led to thousands of deaths as contaminated supplies spread across cities and rural areas. Public health officials faced emergency responses while communities and authorities weighed long term reforms to water safety and infrastructure.

Mexico

Yanks Advance Northward in Cagayan Valley Luzon

Sixth Army troops led by the 37th Infantry Division pushed rapidly north through the Cagayan Valley on Luzon aided by U S Fifth Air Force strikes. The Buckeye Division drove 40 miles in three days, reaching Cauayan and Cabatuan as Japanese casualties were reported eight times those of American ground forces, surpassing 50 000 killed wounded or missing.

Manila Sixth Army 37Th Infantry Luzon U. S. 5Th Air Force Cagayan 37Th Division Robert S. Beighter Cauayan Cabatuan Cagaoe River Naguilian Salle Soeiminians MacArthur Okinawa Shuri Field Marshal Kesselring Italy

Labor News: Wisconsin Labor Federation Meeting in Milwaukee

George W Hall attended an executive board meeting of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor in Milwaukee on June 16. On June 19 at 7 30 p m officers will be elected to direct the activities of the Community Chest. A joint meeting of all interested organizations and civic leaders of La Crosse will follow.

George W. Hall Wisconsin State Federation of Labor Milwaukee Community Chest la Crosse

AFL Meetings Set Across Unions This Week

The notice lists AFL unit meetings for June with times and locations including Barbers No. 21 and Electrical Workers No. 135 on June 18, Policemen No. 125, Bartenders No. 479, Retail Clerks No. 640, City Employes No. 407, June 19. Foundry Employes No. 93 and Building Service Employes No. 21 on June 20, La Crosse Trades and Labor council and Railway Clerks No. 139 on June 21, Carpenters and Joiners No. 1143 and Plasterers and Cement Finishers No. 257 on June 22. The note warns of delays impacting record compilation.

AFL C. m Foundry Building la Crosse Trades

Lord Haw Haw Faces Charge Of Treason

American-born broadcaster William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw was formally charged with high treason at Bow Street Magistrates Court in London. He was remanded to June 25 for further proceedings as police report details emerged.

Lord Haw Haw London William Joyce Bow Street Court

Profit For Whom

Spokane report details R H Hunt of Warehouse Point Conn who worked two days at Henry J Kaiser's Swan Island ship yard earning 15.20 with 14.02 board. Federal withholding tax 1 and other deductions 0.17 final net left unclear he refuses to cash a one cent check saying it would cost too much to cash it.

Spokane Wash R. H. Hunt Warehouse Point Conn Henry J. Kaiser Swan Island Hunt

How You Can Help Win War

The Office of War Information urges citizens in this wartime bulletin to keep troop movements private, avoid crowded trains during July 4 holidays, take a farm job in vacations to aid harvests, buy war bonds and notify soldiers via V mail, and enlist cadet nurses to bolster civilian medical aid before year end.

Washington Office of War Information Japan Pacific

Dressed-Up Pets Enter Playground Parade Wednesday

Dressed chickens and other pets will parade at Hood Street playground on Wednesday at seven in a community night event. Boys and girls will compete for ribbons for novel costumes and best pet, with dolls featured for those without live pets in a combined pet parade and fashion show.

Hood Street

Tomato culture under glass yields ten times field crop

Report notes that tomato growing under glass produces about 10,000 plants per acre, roughly ten times the average field crop efficiency.

War Writer Quoted On Okinawa Blunder In Nimitz Row

Lawrence defends his May 30 and June 4 articles quoting Homer Bigart on Okinawa tactics. He cites Navy censorship and calls for a military inquiry to examine mistakes in the campaign and prevent repetition.

Washington David Lawrence Admiral Nimitz Guam Okinawa Dispatch Homer Bigart New York Herald Tribune Shuri Ine

C. C. Meet Postponed to June 22 at 12:15 PM

The Chamber of Commerce directors meeting set for Wednesday is postponed until June 22 at 12 15 p m. Secretary Hugh G Corbett provides the official notice of the new time.

Chamber of Commerce Hugh G. Corbett

Barbara Brilliant Engaged to Lieut Saul Sunshine

Barbara Brilliant becomes engaged to Lieut. Saul Sunshine in England, signaling forthcoming nuptials. The couple's announcement notes the military man’s station and plans amid wartime conditions.

Barbara Brilliant Saul Sunshine England

Recreation Department Chorus Opens First Rehearsal Tonight

The city recreation department hosts its first chorus rehearsal at Washburn School under Harmer F Root acting director of music at Central High School. Students from Aquinag Logan Central and four junior high ninth grades have registered and others may join at 7 p m for voice tests and choir placement. The program aims to provide enjoyable singing and knowledge of national favorites with plans to define the group's exact form after this initial session.

City Recreation Department Washburn School Harmer F. Root Central High School Aquinag Logan Central Washburn Harmer Root E. M. Saterbak Longfellow Junior High School

Bodies Of Nazi-Era Rulers Removed From German Mine

In Wiesbaden authorities report the exhumation of three former German rulers Reichspresident Field Marshal von Hindenburg Frederick the Great and Friedrich Wilhelm I from a concealed crypt in a salt mine. Also recovered were Hindenburgs wife and a trove of treasure jewelry historic battle flags a sword gifted by Pope Pius II and a painting thought to be from the Uffizi. The items were hidden by Nazis to shield them from advancing Soviet forces.

Wiesbaden

Salt Lake City couple sue firm over truck vibration damage

A married Utah couple sues a local construction company for $10,000 claiming heavy trucks passing their home caused damaged foundations and walls and shifted the house out of alignment.

Salt .Lake City P-4 Utah Construction Company

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