Art from Hood Estate Given to La Crosse College
Mrs. Reuben Trane transferred a diverse art collection from her late brother Frank Hood to La Crosse State College. Key pieces include 28 Natzler ceramics with a dedicated display case, a Silk Tabriz prayer rug, a French petit point tapestry, a Japanese silk painting and vase, a pink marble reclining sculpture by Carroll Barnes, a Ming Dynasty four panel screen, and a painting. The Natzler pieces are central, with works in major museums.
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Hood
Trane
Reuben Trane
la Crosse State College
Frank Hood
Gertrud
Otto Natzler
Natzlers
Austria
United States
California
Natzler
la Crosse Sunday Tribune
Syracuse
New York) Museum
Mr. Hood
Easton
Carroll Barnes
Barnes
Whitney Museum of American Art
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Bloomfield
Mich
China
Two Drivers Die In Indianapolis 500 Crash
Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald killed in a seven car pileup at the Indianapolis 500 race. The wreck sparked a long delay as fire crews battled flames from rear engine Ford cars fueled by high octane gasoline. MacDonald died at 1 32 p m and Sachs burned to death in his wrecked car.
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Eddie Sachs
MacDonald
Indianapolis
Dave MacDonald
Sachs
A. J. Foyt
Sur
Nance
Pottstown
Sherry
el Monte
Calif
Methodist
Ronnie Duman
Dearborn
Mich
UPI
Rockefeller's New Baby Sparks Quick Campaign Pause
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and wife Margaretta Murphy welcomed a 7 pound 10 ounce boy, Nelson Jr., born at New York Hospital. Rockefeller said the birth shifts his focus from politics for the moment and will resume California primary campaigning Sunday night.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nelson Jr
California
New York Hospital
Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Riverside
Calif
Margaretta
Happy) Fitler Murphy
LBJ Urges Broad National Consensus to End Obstruction
President Johnson at the University of Texas calls for a knowledge explosion to build the Great Society and a nation without rancor and fear. He seeks to end obstruction and unleash energy while stressing liberty peace justice and education for children.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
University of Texas
America
Johnson City
Texas Longhorns
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Texas
Memorial Day Parade Honors War Dead in Oak Grove
The La Crosse Memorial Day observance featured a parade of bands and military units, a flag draped coffin, and a service at the Soldiers Lot in Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev Thomas E Langer and historian Robert Voight gave remarks linking past and present conflicts and honoring those who served. The event recalled Kennedy's funeral and echoed calls for disarmament as a proper memorial.
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la Crosse Tribune
Oak Grove Cemetery
la Crosse
Roy L. Wingers
King Street
Camp McCoy
National Guard
Naval Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Lincoln Neprud
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington, D.C
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
West Avenue
Soldiers Lot
Thomas E. Langer
Aquinas High School
Robert Voight
la Crosse State College
America
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
Voight
Kennedy
Eis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metropolitan Museum
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Art Institute of Chicago
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Detroit
T Tribune
Harry Larsson
Eglise Couchay
Augusta
John Rutherford
Fort Worth
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Norm Hall
Hollywood
Rocky
LBJ
By Frank Cormier
By Terence Boschert
Outdoor Life
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