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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1944

Page

7

Camp McCoy Sunday Music Hour Nears Windup

Camp McCoy Wisconsin nears the windup of its second Sunday Music Hour season. The program features a wide range of army musicians including violinists, vocal soloists, and a student ensemble from Tomah High School under Miss Crowell and Mr. Taylor.

Camp McCoy Wis Middle West F. Ewert Ewert Post Headquarters Chapel F” Street 11Th 12Th Avenues Tomah High — i Miss Crowell Mr. Taylor Glenn Vandervort Marian Dohlin Francis Blashke Ann Sheehy Martha Ann Thouvenell

Bargain Pain Reliever Deal Promises Value

An advertisement touts a faster acting pain relief product as more dependable than St Joseph Aspirin at a low price. It markets a 100 tablet package for 35 cents, claiming large savings and urging buyers to choose the value option.

St. Joseph Gore

Salem street sweeper finds pennies for Red Cross donation

Tom Bowman reports sweeping up 350 pennies in Salem gutters over weeks and using the funds to buy a war bond. He says the money was gathered while on duty and donated to the Red Cross. South Africa plans to import 4 500 alarm clocks from the United States.

Gutter Salem Orc Tom Bowman Salem Red Cross Bowman South Africa United States

Tomah High seniors stage Spring Fever play on May 25

Genevieve Stevens and Ker mit Helmke lead in Spring Fever the class play by Tomah high seniors set for May 25. Cast also includes Mary Martha Ann Thouvenall Robert Maxwell Vincent Blasche Howard James Lawrence Hubert and James Ebert under coach Mrs Ellen Kastein.

Genevieve Stevens Kermit Helmke Tomah High School Mary Martha Ann Thouvenall Robert Maxwell Vincent Blasche Howard James Lawrence Hubert James Ebert Elen Kastein

Public Invited to Parsons Art Exhibit at Central High

An exhibit of Parsons School of Design works from New York is on display in Central High School room 7 under Miss Olive Cook. The public may view during school hours. designs cover fashion and interior decorating trends and are especially useful for girls in Miss Cook's classes.

Parsons School of Design New York N. Y Central High School Olive Cook Miss Cook

Rationing Ended for Cigarettes in Malta Welcomed by Women

Announcement ending cigarette rationing in Malta drew special praise from women who had previously been left out of the rationing program. The move addresses a gap in the policy and signals broader access to tobacco rations.

Malta

Two Nephews Of Sparta Families Reported As War Casualties

SpartaWis coverage notes two local nephews listed among World War II casualties. John Kiefer of Winona was informed his son Lieut John Merritt Kiefer was killed in action over Hull England. Capt Otto H Brandau of Wilton was reported missing in action over Germany since April 13 1944.

Tribune Sparta Bureau Sparta Wis George Kiefer Douglas Street John Kiefer Winona John Merritt Kiefer Hull England Henry Brandau Wilton Otto H. Brandau Germany Kiefer Rta Business College Air Force Jefferson Barracks Glendale California Muroc Lake Santa Ana Palms Dean Witoka Minn Anna Kenneth Eau Claire Brandau Ill Randolph and Kelly Fields Texas Milwaukee Brandan

Spuds Fed to Hogs at Chicago Stockyards

In Chicago the stockyards for the first time in 78 years offered potatoes to hogs due to corn shortages. Hogs variably accepted the spuds or ignored them while markets held many hogs over for today’s trading. Officials noted barley and oats also fed at other terminals as corn remained scarce.

Chicago

Barbers in Hackettstown Abandon Shops for War Work

Hackettstown men turn to wartime jobs as barbers shift to part time duties in munitions and related industries. Barbers no longer operate full hours, closing early and treating clipping as a mere avocation.

Hackettstown N. J

Army Camp Slot Machines Controlled By Select Clique

Senator Bridges asked for a war department investigation into reports that soldiers lose much of their pay at army camp slot machines. He cites alleged ownership by a small select clique near the administration. The War Department says gambling is forbidden in post exchanges and service clubs, with limited officer club allowances.

Holmen Legion Club Doc Moen Select’ Clique Washington Senator Bridges R-Nh Bridges War Department Wilton B. Persons Army

Gas sponge soaks gasoline but rejects water for bomber fuel leaks

A new cellulose sponge absorbs gasoline yet repels water. It is designed for use in aircraft to seal the gap between wings and gas tanks, drying up fuel escaping from bullet punctures.

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