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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1945

Page

2

Big raid hits Honshu oil refineries and aircraft plants

U SAAF planes struck the Utsube river oil refinery near Yokohama, 18 miles from Naducing plants at Tokuyvana and Otake in a May 10 mission. The Utsube facility, Japan’s largest aviation fuel producer, had not been a primary target before. Five B 29s failed to return, Tokyo claimed 28 shot down and 66 damaged, with adverse weather hindering observation of results.

Utsube River Yokkaichi Tokuyvana Otake Honshu Utsube Japan

Bee Keeper Wins Confirm Oil 120 Million Suit

Helge Johnson the busy keeper won a 120 million dollar theoretical value victory in court in Joliet Illinois. Tulsa Kchneen was accused of keeping 400000 bees within city limits violating an ordinance with a ten dollar per animal daily penalty. Charges were dismissed after Johnson moved his bees to new homes.

Johnson

Forgery cases tie Chicago and La Crosse police

Chicago police notify La Crosse authorities of Joseph Lee and Spadaro arrest details. Lee faces 12 to 15 months for check forgeries while Spadaro endures 20 counts. La Crosse seeks trial on two counts and has a retainer filed for arrest after Illinois penitentiary sentence completion.

Chicago la Crosse Joseph Lee Spadaro Illino

Reach Accord On Price Bill Conferees Strike Compromise

Congressional conferees reached a complete agreement on price control legislation. The plan gives the secretary of agriculture veto power over OPA food pricing and limits on non federally inspected meat slaughterers. Senator Wagner stated the compromise blocks Economic Stabilizer Davis from approving pricing actions without the agriculture secretary's written authorization. Clinton Anderson was accepted in conference, with meat and farm commodity controls outlined.

Washington House Senate Secretary of Agriculture Wagner William Davis Office of Price Administration Clinton Anderson

97th Division Men Enroute Home for 30 Day Furloughs

Nearly 1,000 soldiers from the 97th division based in Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin arrived at Camp Grant Illinois under a redeployment plan. They were to depart on special trains at 1 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Wednesday for 30 day furloughs officials said.

Camp Grant Ill Fromllinois Michigan Wisconsin

Mullen Back In U S Troops Report At Miami Field

Battle tested Badgers cleared at ATCs Miami air field en route to Camp Blanding Florida for redeployment or release under the army plan. Among the men is S. Sgt. Charles W. Mullen 28 La Crosse 29 months overseas with the 42nd infantry division in Austria.

Miami Fla Air Transport Command ATC Miami Air Field Camp Blanding Charles W. Mullen la Crosse 42Nd Infantry Austria

Balikpapan Under Heavy Allied Air and Sea Attack

From Balikpapan in Borneo on June 19 a large Allied force including 13 Australian and American squadrons attacked the Japanese held oil city. The bombardment hit artillery batteries on a hill and set fires along the waterfront as ships patrolled outside the bay. The observer notes Balikpapan desertion amid flames and smoke and says Allied control of the strait’s northern entrance follows Tarakan’s capture.

Balikpapan Netherlands Borneo Netherlands Indies Halmaheras Oil City Minton Aseassar Strait Leo Celebes Tarakan Miri North Borneo Lutong

Bowles Sees OPA Relaxation Next Year

Price Administrator Chester Bowles told the House postwar planning committee he expects relaxation of wartime controls within a year. He warned inflationary pressures will peak soon and says price ceiling relief must be selective as supply and demand balance across products.

Washington Chester Bowles Congress House

Deputy Rescues Supervisors After Roof Elevator Lockout

Three Winnebago county supervisors H C Stiedl R M Hecker and Fred Radtke faced a five floor elevator lockout while inspecting roof repairs in Oshkosh. After 30 tense minutes a deputy used a mop handle and wire to pull the jailer’s office line and free them from the locked jail elevator.

Oshkosh Wis Winnebago Esee the H. C. Stiedl R. M. Hecker Fred Radtke Tion Sheriff's Office

Flynn Receives Commission After Loyola Medical School Graduation

Robert A. Flynn son of Dr and Mrs Robert E Flynn of 1925 King Street graduates from Loyola University School of Medicine in Chicago on June 23 and will enter the U S medical corps. He spoke as a Catholic school graduate from Aquinas High School class of 1938 after pre medical studies at Teachers College.

Robert A. Flynn Robert E. Flynn King Street Loyola University School of Medicine Chica Aquinas High School Teachers College Anckerhos U. S. Medical Corps

Burglaries in City Reported With Small Theft Totals

Two burglaries were reported in the city. Mrs A G Hass at 1721 Jackson Street lost a Champions outboard motor and a movable stand from a garage after clipping the door lock on June 24. A filing cabinet at 100 St Andrew Street was pried for $15 to $20 in small change and $1. Police were notified on June 27. No sign of forced entry in that incident. Motor number 1 H 60296.

A. G. Hass Jackson Street Mike Asfoor St. Andrew Street

Telegraph worker Franklin sought after theft of daily takings

Benjamin Franklin, 31, reportedly earned one day of work as a Ree Heights telegraph operator and left with the cash receipts. He and his wife boarded a train to La Crosse, arriving Monday at 4 p.m. Police ask to detain him if found. He is described as 6'2" tall, 165 pounds with brown eyes, black hair, dark complexion, southern accent, wearing a brown suit.

Benjamin Franklin Ald Franklin Ree Heights S.C la Crosse

Lifer Seeks Habeas Writ From Wisconsin Penitentiary

The Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun will host July 10's historic hearing on V Drankovich's habeas corpus petition appealing for release. Drankovich, sentenced to life for first degree murder in 1935 after pleading guilty, argues he was not informed of his right to counsel at arraignment. The case seeks to compel legal review by the Wisconsin Supreme Court with appointed judges and attorneys for both sides.

Madison Wis Waupun Wisconsin Supreme Court Drankovich Marinette Supreme Court Sherman Smalley Cuba City Clifford G. Mathys William Platz Wisconsin U. S F. Ryan Duffy Milwaukee

Headless body leads to murder charge in Ysleta case

William F. Main 28, son of a Philadelphia family, is charged with murder after a headless body was found in a shallow grave near Ysleta. Main was wounded in a shootout with sheriffs deputies while being questioned. The victim was identified as 80 year old Edward Baker.

EL Paso Tex William F. Main Philadelphia Main Alan G. Falley Ysleta Here Gill Newsom Falley Edward Baker County Poor Farm

Okinawa Island Figures and Combat Events Revealed

The report notes Okinawa's rugged coast nine miles long with elevations up to 990 feet and an all weather highway crossing it. It confirms a prisoner total rising to 9,498 and details a group captured by 10th army mopping squads as they waded in surf near the southern Okinawa coast while attempting to slip north. In the north, Japanese hideout remnants ambushed and killed six Americans.

10Th Army Mopup Okinawa

Resistance Melting In The Philippines

Manila reports Japanese resistance weakening as American and Filipino forces close toward a juncture above Tuguegarao. In Luzon many Japanese begin withdrawing to Sierra Madre mountains leaving rear guards to delay. Mindanao holds retreating Japanese near Talomo and Davao river plain as U.S. and Australian advances reshape the theater.

Manila Philip Tutuegarao Douglas MacArthur Luzon Sierra Madres Mindanao Associated Press Richard Bergholz Davao Talomo-Davao River Bergholz Talomo Plain

La Crosse Police Train Through Friday at Government Range

Firearms training for La Crosse police department members continues through Friday at the government rifle range. A fragment notes cocoons per year weighed nearly 1 pounds.

la Crosse Government Rifle Range

London Poles Stand by Government in Exile

The Polish government in exile declared continued lawful authority and full support from Polish forces in the western Allied zones. It warned recognition could be withdrawn and outlined five objections to a current plan, including territorial annexation and a self appointed Communist minority.

London Poland Free World

Grim Reapers honor roll: Sgt Harold Gee joins famed squadron

T Sgt Harold B Gee son of Rev and Mrs R Harold Gee of La Crosse Wisconsin has been assigned to the Grim Reapers 3rd Attack Group in the Fifth Air Force He serves as Link trainer instrument instructor and flies daring low level raids with the A 20 squadron Brothers Ronald and Robert Gee also serve in the Army Air Forces with assignments in Texas and England

Fifth Air Force Philippine Islands Harold B. Gee R. Harold Gee Division Street la Crosse Wis Grim Reapers Southwest Pacific United States Ronald Robert Army Air Forces Texas England

Large rise in UW summer enrollment tops 2700

The University of Wisconsin eight week summer session enrollments reached 2651 with more registrations due to push the total over 2700. This would mark a roughly fifty percent increase from last year and bring campus summer totals to about 5500, just over the prior year’s figure.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin

Man Killed as Horses Bolt on Wisconsin Farm

John Loseneggar, 54, and his brother Alvin, 37, were struck by a team of horses on their Mount Horeb area farm. John died late Tuesday from the injuries and Alvin was injured while they repaired a broken bit at the head of their team.

Madison Wis John Loseneggar Mount Horeb Alvin

Investigation into death of Ingvald Peterson in Sparta

Sheriffs of La Crosse and Monroe counties with Sparta city police pursue clues in the June 13 death of 59 year old Ingwald Peterson on highway 16. An inquest testimony June 20 led to a coroner's jury verdict of murder, initially deemed a hit and run.

Ingwald Peterson Sparta la Crosse Monroe

Wisconsin conservation commission approves big postwar budget

The Wisconsin conservation commission advances a $3,586,702 fiscal year budget starting July 1 with $200,000 earmarked postwar conservation. Income from divisions is projected at $3,080,232, detailing allocations for rough fish control, fish and game, forestry, public hunting and fishing, and park projects. Contemplated programs include extensive tree planting, park improvements, tourist facilities, and two way radio supervision for wardens.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Conservation Commission Pearl Harbor Peninsula State Park

Local Soldier Promoted in 32d Infantry Division

Receives promotion from corporal to sergeant technician. Robert G. Zeil of La Crosse Wisconsin serves as supply sergeant in C Battery 120th Field Artillery Battalion within the 32d Red Arrow Division. A three year overseas veteran, he previously held roles as ammunition corporal and chief of machine gun and ammunition sections. He entered service in October 1940. His brother Clifford fought with infantry in Europe.

32D Infantry Luzon Philippines Robert G. Zeil Fred Zeil Rose Street la Crosse Wis 120Th Field Artillery Battalion 32D “Red Arrow Zeil Allis Chalmers Co Crosse Clifford Europe

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