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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1944

Page

9

West Wisconsin Grocers Meet With Mrs Rose M Kiefer

Mrs Rose M Kiefer chief speaker at spring war conference and meeting of the Western Wisconsin Food Dealers Association at Labor Temple hall at 5 pm Sunday May 14. She edits a monthly trade paper and speaks at state conventions and industry meetings. Ralph Other and Arthur Gesch chair the committee. Jack Martin provides entertainment and Joe Mader's band plays after the program.

Rose M. Kiefer National Association of Retail Wisconsin Labor Temple Kiefer Food Industry War Committee Ralph Dation Arthur Gesch Secrecs Wisconsin Retail Jack Martin Joe Mader

News Views on Women Work and Recreation

A United Press survey finds millions of working women earning more than ever and buying now rather than waiting. The piece notes women’s rising purchasing power and popularity, and mentions students and retired individuals looking forward to recreation as spring arrives.

United Press

Boxing card tops La Crosse bill with Nova in main event

Lou Nova heavyweight title contender headlines a 32 event boxing card in La Crosse Monday with Colen Chaney and Jackie Graves facing Willie Moon in featured bouts. Also notes city recreation plan, school concert, and local civic updates.

la Crosse Lou Nova Canne Board of Education Aquinas High R. W. Davis Bangor

Beranek's 15 Years in Army Return Home on Inactive Duty

John V. Beranek recalls fifteen years in the U S Army, serving from 1940 through New Guinea and Australia with the 32nd Division and combat engineers. He describes air raids and mud drenched campaigns, film morale boosts by Gary Cooper and John Wayne, and his discharge and set return to 1415 Winnebago Street on inactive duty status for five years. His ribbons include American Defense, Good Conduct, Pacific Theater, and Milan Bay with star.

John V. Bernek Lees New Guinea Winnebago Street National Guard Camp Beauregard United States Fort Devins Mass Australia Combat Engineers Oe Isles Beranek Gary Cooper Milan Bay Johnny Stephan Vic Kabat Frank Ames Spike Schroeder Milan Golden Gate Bridge

These Pilots Never Fly They Just Keep On Pushing

A WWII carrier deck portrait shows plane pushers moving folded wing planes for takeoffs and landings. Jeeps with pulling bars assist, while crew from Lieut. Fleischacker to regular sailors coordinate the tricky deck layout. Pushers endure hard work in a dirty blue uniform under strenuous conditions.

Southwest Pacific Herbert Fleischacker San Francisco

Ames In Unit Getting Award

Thirty two U S military police veterans of Papuan campaigns in Australia receive the distinguished unit citation from Brigadier General Thomas E Rilea at the base. Pvt Denzil L Aimes of La Crosse Wisconsin is among the recipients. The MPs previously served in New Guinea and forward areas and many have wartime decorations.

Australia U. S Denzil L. Aimes St. Paul Street la Crosse Wis Thomas E. Rilea U. S. Army Arthur S. Bell Virginian M P New Guinea Owen Stanley Buna Ora Bay Nassau Bay Saidor Col. Bell Lieut Louis Los Angeles Calif

City Summer Playground Program Outlines Diverse Activities

City plans a three fold summer recreation program led by acting director Mark Sutton featuring physical social and cultural activities for all ages. tennis basketball ping pong and track join chess handcrafts model airplane making and soap carving with youth centers, movies and dances planned at schools.

Mark Sutton Sutton Board of Education R. W. Bardwell Common Council Bardwell la Crosse Hogan Hood West Avenue Copeland Roosevelt Logan Central

Last Of Three Meyer Brothers Enlists First To Sail Overseas

The Meyer family of Sparta reports three brothers in military service. Robert Meyer S2c finished Farragut training and was shipped to the Pacific, likely the South Pacific. John Meyer Sir 19 enlisted March 1943 and is at the San Diego naval base after gunner school in Pensacola. Norman Meyer 23, the oldest, served with the 94th Infantry and has moved through Camp McCain and Camp Phillips with National Guard ties.

Meyer Boys Sparta Norman John Robert Margaret Meyer R. 1 Robert . Meyer Farragut Ida Pacific South Pacific Navy Sparta High School Meyer Sir San Diego Calif Pensacola Fla Corp Army 94Th Infantry Camp McCain Miss Camp Livingston Wisconsin National Guard A. d Camp Phillips Kan Tennessee Camp McCoy Mary Hoyer la Crosse Charles Street Electric Auto-Lite Co Pvt Fredrick Hoyer Joan Judy Raymond

Medical Unit To Use Jeeps In Combat Evacuation

A U S Army medical unit in Great Britain has finalized plans to employ litter-bearing jeeps for frontline action. The vehicles carry four litters with space for the driver, enabling rapid casualty evacuation to field stations and base hospitals. Led by Lieut Col Joseph B Gordon, the unit activates for Europe’s liberation and includes Capt Glen W Ziel of La Crosse Wisconsin.

Special United States Army Great Britain Joseph B. Gordon Frances Gordon Stephenville Tex Europe Glen W. Ziel Main Street la Crosse Wis

Soldiers Gather at Jerusalem Camp in Palestine

More than 30,000 armed forces members were at Nathan ya Leave Camp in Palestine last year according to a report from Jerusalem. The figure reflects large scale military presence and activity in the region during that period.

Nathanya Palestine Jerusalem

Quiet Retreat Offer Lets Men Rest in Bed All Day

In a tranquil setting near a garden of Eden, the facility invites men to enjoy tea in bed and stay there all day if they choose, with no obligation to salute anyone.

Garden of Eden

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West Wisconsin Crocers J.s. Shey Felts la Crosse, Wis Viroqua War Labor Board Badger Cooper John Wayne T. Sgt John V. Beranek Lacrosse Telephone Corporation William L. Worden Berg Watraper Co Ee As Pitzner Main State Carl B. Noelke Co Main St Audiphone Lacrosse M. C. Scherer State Bank Building St. & No Rere America Tri-State Credit Bureau, Inc
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