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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
17
Iowa and Nebraska farmers lift corn wheat and soybean plantings to meet demand with less labor. Officials warn labor gaps this spring threaten fall harvests and meat supply, urging local volunteer help and wartime labor ideas to cover peak seasons.
Camp McCoy Wisconsin hosts a Masonic military club meeting called The Igloos. Officers and enlisted men are invited for 8 p.m. Thursday at the Sparta Masonic Service Center. Meetings are held monthly.
Temporary closure announced in New York as Stage Door Canteen suspends operations while workmen repair damage caused by recent incidents. Patrons advised of opening date to be announced.
The American theater wing sponsors say no reopening date is set for the canteen, but work will be rushed as much as possible to relieve days of buffeting by capacity crowds of servicemen.
By 1914 the United States counted about 10,000 farm tractors in use signaling the rapid spread of mechanized farming across the countryside and marking a shift from horse power to motor power in American agriculture.
On the Anzio beachhead US and Canadian raiders failed to clear Cerreto Alto as German sappers fortified the position. Lieutenant Lawrence Piette led mine belts and requested armored ambulances after tanks were set aflame. Nearby, a raid on Fogliano lagoon lockhouse yielded no prisoners.
Kathleen Kennedy daughter of former U S ambassador Joseph Kennedy will wed Lord Hartington elder son of the Duke of Devonshire The couple plan marriage soon Miss Kennedy has worked at a Red Cross club in England since last summer Lord Hartington a Coldstream Guards officer and former government candidate said he would return to the army for the war Also noted 1944 plans include 2130 motorcycles for essential civilian use and 50000 units for military needs
London reports a precision bombing by six British Mosquitos hit a Hague house said to hold thousands of documents vital to the Germans. One bomb struck a German barracks nearby. neighboring homes remained unharmed. Recon photos show the target rubble. no date or document details released.
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