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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

3

Seek Young Men In Hospital Unit Enlist in Navy

Young men aged 17 in La Crosse and surrounding areas may sign up for the hospital corps of the United States Navy. The hospital corps is part of the Navy Medical Department, with duties across hospitals, naval and Marine activities, including X-ray, clinical, physical therapy, and pharmacy work. Enlistees will finish their senior semester before training begins.

la Crosse Hospital Corps United States Navy Navy Medical Department Medical Corps Dental Corps Naval Marine Corps

Ensign Killed Air Cadet Injured In Naval Plane Crash

Ensign Edward J. Vaden twenty four Snover Michigan was killed and Aviation Cadet Jack Bdward Van Marter twenty one Charles City Iowa was critically injured when a training plane from the Wold-Chamberlain naval base crashed eight miles south of Minneapolis late yesterday. Officers said no witnesses to the crash and the flight was routine.

Minneapolis Edward J. Vaden Snover Mich Navy Jack Bdward van Marter Charles City Iowa Wold - Chamberlain Naval Base Here

Giant Atlantic Wall guns loom over French coast

A large concrete and steel structure under construction is described as part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall built to house massive guns. A camouflaged naval gun protrudes, aimed toward England across the Channel, with another giant cannon pictured on the French coast.

England Hitler Atlantic London Channel French

Banquet Brings Dairy Leaders Together in Whitehall

About 40 dairy industry leaders from a wide area attended a banquet at the City Cafe in Whitehall Tuesday evening and gathered at the city hall for a public dairying meeting. The event, arranged by M. H. Ford, featured speakers including Harry Weavers of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Everett Wahlenfeldt, dairy extension specialist, Zakariason of Land O Lakes in Minneapolis, George Werner of the state university dairy hus department, and W. M. Roper of Baraboo from the Portland Cement association.

City Cafe Whitehall City Hall M. H. Ford Harry Weavers Dairy Division State Department of Agriculture Everet Wahlenfeldt Ee Ae Wisconsin Zakariason Land O'Lakes, Inc Minneapolis George Werner Dairy Hus

Young audience applauds Beethoven performance in Boston

Boston Symphony Orchestra left a standing ovation as children watched a full Beethoven Eroica. The young listeners demonstrated remarkable attention during the concert in Boston, prompting the musicians to applaud the audience at the end.

Boston Mass Boston Symphony Orchestra

Men's Golf Night Resumes in Whitehall

John O. Gil, president of the Whitehall Men's Golf Club, announces that Men's Night at the course will resume this week on Friday evening. All men golfers are invited to gather at 5:30 p m. Friday night will be Men s Night at the golf club for the entire season according to current plans.

Whitehall Wis John O. Gil Whitehall Men’s Golf Club

Food Waste Seen Larger Than War Needs Early 1942

On 1942 estimates U.S. citizens wasted more food than required by armed forces and lend lease obligations. The article urges conservation and prudence amid wartime shortages and rationing pressures.

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Carry Flares At All Times Say County Police Chief

La Crosse county highway police leader Ivan A Wright urges truckers to carry flares at all times as highway delays rise. Flares or lamps must be in working condition and stored where accessible. If a truck stops for repairs it should leave 15 feet of clear roadway and place flares 125 feet behind and ahead plus 10 feet on the traffic side of the vehicle.

Ivan A. Wright la Crosse County Department of Highway Police Wright

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