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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1944

Page

9

Roosevelt Again Declines Talk on Fourth Term Plans

The Roosevelt administration signals no press on a potential fourth term as polls and party leaders reassess. Senator Bushfield and others mock or doubt the president while Democratic leaders insist on clarity. World events include Chile ordering Valparaiso hotels to be made clean and sanitary.

Washington Roosevelt Chicago E. Hannegan Hannegan New York South Caro Hanne Bushfield R-Sd Johnson Dcolo I Memes D-Okla Chile Valparaiso

Voyage of discovery in the golden age of medical advance

A historical overview of penicillin and sulfa drugs, tracing Fleming and Florey’s penicillin work from 1929 to 1940, the rise of sulfonamides after Domagk’s 1935 discovery, and the evolving use of antibiotics and vaccines in treating infections and wounds, with notes on ongoing refinements and future synthetic production.

Rare Chinese camellia blooms at UC Berkeley garden

Berkley California a 15 foot high ten foot wide giant Chinese camellia roams in bloom at the University of California botanical garden under Dr T H Goodspeed. Brought from England about 20 years ago it is the only authenticated specimen in the United States of the giant Reticulata camellia bearing 400 to 500 rose pink flowers some reaching ten inches across. Its origin remains obscure with theories it was long cultivated in China before introduction to England and the continent about a century ago. It may be a hybrid as wild state in Asia is not known.

Berkley Calif Botanical Garden University of California T. H. Goodspeed England United States Goodspeed Continent Asia

Reports Receipts In Red Cross Drive

VIROQUA Wisconsin Special Miss Anna Vyttri Red Cross War Fund chairman for the town of Sterling reports that her township contributed 1310.45 to the Red Cross overscribing its quota by 260.45 All of the Sterling school districts exceeded 1943 contributions The Bishop district with Peter Hendrickson as solicitor more than doubled last year Alvin Jerman re solicited the Sag City district and trebled the receipts of last year The Tewalt district leads all rural school districts in the county Mrs. Allen Halvorson collected 347 in this district To the Retreat district goes the honor of setting the precedent in the county for larger donations to the Red Cross Miss Mary Miner was the solicitor.

Viroqua Wis Anna Vyttri Red Cross War Fund Sterling Red Cross Bishop Peter Hendrickson Alvin Jerman Sag City Tewalt Allen Halvorson Mary Miner

Spectators Raid Garbage for Rations During Grocery Fire

A wholesale grocery store fire drew spectators who ignored the raid by scavengers. They rummaged gutters for canned foods razor blades and aspirin as firemen fought the blaze.

Merri

Nazi Statement On Turkey Predicted By Berlin Radio

Berlin radio reported Franz von Papen the Nazi ambassador to Turkey had left Istanbul for Berlin on April 26 and a German statement on the Turkish problem was expected soon as talks on chrome trade relations linger after Turkey suspended shipments. No destination details were given.

London Berlin Franz von Papen Turkey Germany Reich von Papen Istanbul Ankara

Exhibit to Show Value of Reforestation Plan

Rhinelander Wisconsin hosts a May 12 13 exhibit on reforestation organized by Trees For Tomorrow Inc. The display includes 1000 square feet of materials from seedling trees to Lib­erator bomber parts and features 400 Rhinelander high school students planting 40 000 seedlings in a 360 acre forest. Collaboration spans United States Forest Service Wisconsin Conservation Department U S Soil Conservation Service Department of Public Instruction district foresters and county agencies. The aim is to boost interest in reforestation across schools communities industry and conservation groups.

Rhinelander Wis Liberator Reforestation Institute Trees For Tomorrow, Inc Rhinelander High School United States Forest Service Wisconsin Conservation Department U. S. Soil Conservation Service Department of Public Instruction Wisconsin Valley Paper Making Industry

Dairy Feed Payments Set For March and April

WHITEHALL Wis Special A dairy feed payment for production sold during March and April will be made this month. Milan Cox chairman of Trempealeau county Triple A committee says the exo for the two months will be in one draft after producers present weight slips. Payments at 50 cents a hundredweight for whole milk and eight cents a pound for butterfat if cream is sold. Farmers urged to watch for a letter with details of pay off meetings.

Whitehall Wis Milan Cox Triple A Trempealeau County Cox

Confession Solves Trunk Murder Case in Crystal City

Layla Villegas signs a confession accusing her husband Villegas of killing Louise Villegas in Chicago and shipping the body in a trunk to Los Angeles. He allegedly struck her during an argument, placed the body in a trunk, and used a friend and a cab driver to move it via Chicago Union Station. The trunk was opened in Los Angeles last Friday triggering the case. Villegas was arrested in Crystal City after Chicago police alerted authorities.

Crystal City Tex Louise Villegas Chicago Los Angeles Layla Villegas Garrett Barnes Barnes Villegos Chicago Union Station John Lopez Bill Will Railway Express Villegas

Blair Ministerial Conference Continues

Blair Wis Special an Interstate Ministerial conference opened at the Blair Community church Tuesday and will continue through May 12. Speakers include Rev E Cederholm Watertown Ia Rev H Blair McIntire St Paul and Rev James Stewart from Scotland.

Blair Wis Blair Community Church E. Cederholm Watertown H. Blair McIntire St. Paul James Stewart Scotland Stewart Europe Curtis Akenson Minneapolis P. F. Schroeder

Thousand Jews to Die for Raids on Budapest

The Hungarian government paper stated that 1,000 Jews will be condemned to death for each Allied raid on Budapest, according to Radio France in Algiers.

Budapest London Uizh Magyarzi Radio France Algiers

Trees Planted By Scouts In Black River Falls Area

Sparta district commissioner will supervise about 3000 trees planted by Boy Scouts of the Black River Falls district this weekend. The forest lies between Black River Falls and Millston on US 12 with units from Black River Falls Melrose Merrill and the Indian mission.

Sparta Wis Eare Black River Falls Millston U. S. Highway 12 Indian Mission Melrose and Merrillan Zeppelin Winnebago Camp McCoy Park U. S. Highway 16 Tomah Warrens Kendall Kyle Sowle

Copper Wire Quota Set for Vernon County in 1944 Q2

Vernon county announces a 11 000 pound copper wire quota for the second quarter of 1944. The county committee has allocated 6 264 pounds for essential permitted uses to 117 farmers. The remaining 2 736 pounds is not expected to meet May and June needs.

Viroqua Wis Vernon County

Ordnance Plant Addition Under Construction In Wisconsin

BarabooWisconsin. The Badger Ordnance works adds a 24 million dollar expansion to the 70 million dollar plant site 2500 acres. Railroads roads 400 structures and utility lines rise as 8000 workers are expected at peak. Union labor dominates said by Ben Stitgen. Completion hoped for late summer or early fall.

Baraboo Wis Badger Ordnance Works Army V. L. Keldsen Ben Stitgen Madison

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F. R Demos Ceater Atha S Von By Schuyler Allman St. Mary's Hospital Alexander Fleming Fleming Howard W. Florey University of Oxford Armed Services Gerhard Domagk Domagk Domage Wim Water S. Mo “Pamry” Oper Wasets Asny Voveuest Cours Dunninger ACME Railway Express Agency, Inc Henry A. Scheer Eau Claire la Crosse Superior Scheer E. C. Pope Manitowoc Mrs. Villegos Photo Service Main ST Tribune Sparta Ordnance Plant Lydia E. Pinkham Michaeleen Ste Tims Thuglee Phillips 66 Phillips
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