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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1944

Page

5

Women's Army Corps Drives Week of Public Programs

The Women's Army Corps opens a week long drive with a program schedule at the federal building and island airport hearings. Local WAC headquarters host visits to the detachment area and a public tour to show living conditions while posters films and theater booths promote WAC life and service. The event includes aircraft cadet demonstrations and collaboration with Rivoli and Hollywood theaters for informational booths and film showings.

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I’m just a woman a Wac who works with army supply

The speaker, a woman in the WAC, reflects on supplying weapons for American soldiers despite lacking combat experience. She has not flown, fought, or served in front lines, yet she interacts with the tools and numbers that keep planes and troops supplied, emphasizing her crucial role behind the scenes.

Italy Wac

Five Crewmen To Survive After Bomber Crash

Spokane report says 5 crewmen were saved after a bomber crash. 2nd Lieut. Phillip L. Woods of Lafayette, Indiana, escaped uninjured as rescuers reached the scene.

Spokane Wash Phillip L. Woods Lafayette Ind

Stop Taking Daily Laxatives Prompts Health Reflection

A fragment notes a man named John H. Martin discussing stopping daily laxatives. The text endorses Nature's all Bran as a natural food aiding friendly gut flora and regular colonic elimination without being a purgative.

Aimee John H. Martin Nature Kel

Four Goodwill trucks driven by disabled men in York incident

In Chicago officials say four Goodwill Industries trucks in York are driven by one armed men and a fifth by a man with one leg. None of the drivers has caused an accident, according to Walter C. League executive director.

Chicago Ill Goodwill Industries of Walter C. League League

Pigs to Get Steam Heated Hog House at State Hospital Farm

Salem Ore Little piggies at the state hospital farm will sleep warm before market as the Oregon board of control approves 8500 to build a steam heated hog house for growing porkers. Dr John C Evans says steam heating is innovative but will cut feed costs by about one third. The farm already has a steam heated dairy barn.

Salem Ore State Hospital Oregon Board of Control John C. Evans

Army band arrives in London after Africa and Sicily campaign

The United States army band that traveled with General Eisenhower on the victory path through Africa and Sicily has reached London. Director Thomas D Arcy announced the group had arrived to perform in Britain.

London Dwight D. Eisenhower Africa Sicily Thomas D’arcy

Women Anglers Fenced In on Neal's Creek Creek

North Carolina designates Neal's Creek as a women only trout stream. The tributary to the South Toe River runs through the state game farm and limits fishing to female anglers.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina

Europe Leads Parades Through Paris and Berlin

Europe resumes public processions as crowds march through Paris and Berlin in renewed demonstrations. Officials report large turnout and coordinated displays highlighting unity and political tensions across the continent.

Europe Paris Berlin

Cars halted since February 1942 reach 2714 million in U S

The note states that no passenger automobiles have left assembly lines since February 1942 and estimates about 2714 million passenger cars exist in the United States including dealer stock.

U. S

City Ordinance Bans Smoking on Public Transit

San Diego enacts a new anti smoking ordinance for all buses and street cars effective April 28 riders cannot smoke while en route. The measure targets in transit areas and aims to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke for passengers and workers.

San Diego Calif

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