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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1944
Page
3
Women’s Army Corps are urgently needed to replace enlisted men at the replacement depots including Depot No. 1 at Fort Meade Maryland. Wacs will handle highly confidential duties during final processing and training for overseas shipments.
Scouts from Presbyterian church Hogan school and St Wenceslaus plan an outdoor overnight hike Friday. They meet at Cass and the railroad tracks at 5 p.m with bicycle riders at 3:45 p.m. Cook by patrols and merit badge work begin.
Rural church notices list times for Norwegian and English services at Coon Valley and Middle Coon Valley with confirmands and Sunday school details. Baccalaureate plans for Lewis Valley High School are noted under event times, with several Ladies' Aid meetings and hostesses named.
Ben Vincent, Janesville night club owner, pleaded innocent at arraignment before Circuit Judge Jesse on a first degree murder charge in the death of 37 year old Noval N Carr. Bond set at 35000 to continue pending trial. Trial date not yet set. Prosecution says Vincent used a car as a deadly weapon to ram Carr into his ice truck.
Public library shelves present Industrial Safety edited by Roland Blake an insightful analysis of safety principles. Other titles include Unfinished Business by Stephen Bonsal a look inside the 1918 1919 peace conference and USSR the Story of Soviet Russia by Walter Duranty offering a personal historical interpretation of 1917 to date.
Frank Ponick a 15 year old Stanley high school freshman drowned Wednesday in Chipman lake while swimming with two companions. He dived from a raft and sank while trying to reach shore. A dry fly is a dressed fish hook.
La Crosse area seeks more women for the Marine Corps Women's Reserve. Sgt. William C. Golz urges eligible women ages 20 to 35 with two years of high school to enlist. Training schools and open programs in radio operation, aircraft maintenance, photography, and other Marine service schools are available.
The measure known as the G I Bill of Rights with unanimous support advances to a senate-house conference to reconcile differences. It would cost an estimated 3 to 6.5 billion dollars and provide hospitalization unemployment education job-finding aids and government-backed loans for veterans serving since September 1940. The bill passed the house 387 to 0 after a week of debate with the senate already approving a version. A conference will resolve differences before final enactment.
At Camp McCoy Wisconsin a 15 by 15 foot victory garden behind the telephone building on 11th Ave and J St flourishes under Dorothy Beard with Peggy Wettstein Alice Jones Irene Nuttall and Vic Castle helping. Tools fertilizer and post staff support are noted as the group plans expansion.
Sweden's leading carbonated beverage is described as sweetened water with occasional citric acid or ginger flavoring, highlighting its simple composition and popularity.
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