Bomber’s Engine In Flames Yet Crew Escaped Unharmed
A B 17 crew from England on their first combat mission over an eight Benzoil plant in the Ruhr valley faced engine failure and heavy Flak. No. 4 engine out at the start forced a drop from formation and a fire in flight was quenched by a diving maneuver. The crew, including Aight over Germany-Set Sgt Bradles, escaped uninjured despite 37 flak holes and a damaged plane.
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Lundby Pilot Receives Promotion in 13th AAF
Everett H. Lundby of 1509% Mississippi Street earns a first lieutenant rank with the 13th Air Force based in the Philippines. He has completed 41 hazardous missions across the Netherlands East Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo China, aiding airfield neutralization and aerial combat campaigns. He is the son of Mrs. R. L. Atkins and a 1942 aviation cadet graduate who later taught at Greenwood Mississippi.
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Lawrence College to Award Honorary Degrees
Presentation at the 96th commencement in Appleton Wisconsin will honor Dr Edwin B Ford president of the University of Wisconsin Dr Stanley Parcellis librarian of the Newberry Library Chicago Clifton Utley radio commentator and Dr James S Reeve Lawrence trustee for 45 years with honorary doctor of laws degrees.
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University of Wisconsin
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Appleton
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Lawrence College
Appointment of Warren Beck to American University in England staff
Warren Beck, a novelist and English professor at a college, was named to the staff of the American University in England. A separate note mentions frigate birds with a seven foot wingspread.
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Appleton, Wis
Warren Beck
American University
England
Paratroop lieutenant weds in wartime La Crosse scene
Wartime La Crosse life captures a sudden marriage as a paratroop lieutenant from overseas marries and departs quickly. The column notes local sports editors, youth dances, pigs prize stories, returning soldiers, and War Bond drives, with memorials and civic updates as summer arrives.
Outdoor Life Note on River High Water and Fish Activity
Sportsmen report continuing high water on the upper Mississippi with frequent flood surges from northern tributaries. Fishing is mixed with pike and sunfish rebounding in places like Lake Onalaska while others struggle for bites. A Dresbach dam incident yielded multiple species caught by two anglers in one outing. Elmer Lange, state conservation warden, notes widespread confusion among set lines and anglers due to fluctuating conditions.
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Uniform fishing rules limit hooks lines and bait
Lange cited state regulations that set a single setline per person with no more than 100 hooks of at least 50 in size. Setlines may catch only catfish bullheads shovel-nosed sturgeon and rough fish and bait rules restrict frogs minnows and crawfish though carp minnows may be used worms are banned for setlines. The report then shifts to the La Crescent Hokah area noting traffic issues from quarrying and airport moves on the old Rochester highway and promising scenic views beyond the bluff toward the old Kathan farm and North Houston road.
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Shingles Create Unusual Finish for Den Walls
The article notes shingles can be used creatively to finish den walls with a distinctive look. It highlights texture and warmth as key effects and suggests varied patterns for interior design impact.
Wolden Captured by Nazi Tanks Lost 35 Pounds in Prison
Sgt Russell Wolden of La Crosse enlisted in 1942 and fought with the 95th Infantry. He was captured by four German Tiger tanks near Metz on Nov 29 and held in Limburg and other camps until liberation. He lost 35 pounds in captivity and earned the Combat Infantryman Medal, Presidential Unit Citation, Purple Heart, Good Conduct, and European Theater ribbons. His brothers Sidney and Lester served in Europe and Nevada respectively.
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