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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1949

Page

3

Making and Giving Pictures Is Pleasure

William Bostrom an 85 year old Milwaukee man makes and gifts embroidered pictures he frames himself. He took up cross stitch again after retirement, creating many pieces including a mantel scene of mallards, a doe with fawn, and flowers.

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Dutch Engineer Weds by Proxy for Honeymoon in Singapore

Henk Kremers, 26, a ship's engineer from the Netherlands, arrived in Singapore to spend his honeymoon alone. His bride, 25 year old Riet Hothuysen, remained in Arnhem, Holland, while their proxy wedding was performed in Durban, South Africa. They plan a real honeymoon later after he reunites with her following two years’ leave rules.

Singapore Henk Kremers

Mindy Carson Rises From Office Work to Broadway Song Career

Mindy Carson at 22 rises from candy factory office job to Broadway entertainment with Paul Whiteman's support. She tours coast to coast, headlines clubs, and eyes world travel while stressing self taught, versatile vocal skill and ballet beginnings in New York.

New York Mindy Carson Paul Whiteman Broadway Variety Charles Baltimore Cairo Washington, D. C New Orleans Clover Miami Mounds Cleveland Grand Central Station Indy Metropolitan New Yorker James H Schooligh

Press Gets Strangest Requests In The Mail

NEW YORK Let ters to publishers reveal odd orders from readers. A request for Behavior infants yielded Behavior Development in Infants instead. A man asked for United Nations Charter and received the deluxe edition. The Pleasures of Publishing notes other quirky swaps and misreads.

New York Columbia University Press Columbia Press

French cyclist promotes world cycle tour to Saigon

Lionel Brans, 38, a French cycle maker, completed an 8000 mile eight month tour across 14 countries. He began in Paris on November 14 and aims for Saigon to showcase his machine and explore factory plans in the Near East and Asia. He survived two bandit ambushes on the Jugoslavian and Jordanian fronts and endured severe cold in Iran, hospitalizing briefly.

New Delhi Saigon Lionel Brans Paris Near East Asia Jordan Iran

French Rovers Paddle Into Wisconsin Aug 16

The four French Rovers from Paris paddling the Jaques Marquette route will enter Wisconsin at Green Bay on August 16, continuing toward New Orleans by Mississippi River. American welcome ceremonies featured Gov. G. Mennen Williams and Scout executive B. W. Ingli. The team face headwinds and heat as they maintain a 20 mile daily pace from Mackinac Island toward Marquette and beyond.

Marquette Paris Jaques Marquette Louis Joliet Badgerland Green Bay Mississippi River New Orleans B. W. Ingli Gateway Area Boy Scout Mackinac Steel G. Mennen Williams Michigan Ingli Grant Hotel Straits of Jean Raspail Jacques Boucharlat Yves Korbandau Philippe Andrieu Lake Huron Ates Rovers Canada Mackinac Island Lake Michigan Mich John J. O'Neil France Boucharilat Swift Rapids Raspail Persmission New York St. Ignace Menominee Wis Portage

Archaeologists Examine Congo Terracotta Bust Near Leopoldville

A ten inch high terracotta statuette of a woman's bust with a tight knotted necklace and masklike eyes was found by a Dutch Catholic missionary about 13 feet below ground in the Lemba valley near Leopoldville. Natives link it to a Balbali tribal legend once said to inhabit the area.

Leopoldville Belgian Congo Lemba

Belgium honors British frontier crossing monument

The Belgian ceremony marks the first crossing of the Belgian frontier by the British 21st Army Group which liberated much of Belgium. A monument near Hertin in southern Belgium was unveiled recently.

Brussels 21St Army Group Belgium Hertain

La Crosse Post Office Receipts May Hit 600000 in 1949

Postmaster Wenzel M. Dvorak expects La Crosse postal receipts to reach about 600000 in 1949, up from 539549.66 in 1948, with six months of 1949 running 47053.07 higher than the same period last year. First class status remains, with La Crosse in the top tier since 1944.

la Crosse Wenzel M. Dvorak Dvorak United States

Mrs Van Inspires With Quiet Courage And Faith

Dutch born practical nurse Mrs Van, 63, recalls a life of hardship and resilience from Holland to the United States. She cared for a young mother with gifts of flowers, faced poverty with her family, and later supported five children through war and hardship. Her faith remains steadfast as she believes the Lord will come to settle the world’s troubles.

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Rural Teacher Institute Set at West Salem

The county's annual rural teachers institute will be held in West Salem on Friday September 9. Registration starts at 9 45 a m at West Salem High School. Four workshops cover reading social studies music and handwriting with a high school session. Local Wisconsin Education Association officers will be elected that day.

West Salem Hazel Leicht West Salem High School Wisconsin Education Association

Moscow Plans Courses for Propaganda Training

Moscow announces three month summer schools to train Communist party propagandists. About 25,000 people are expected to attend the courses aimed at preparing leaders and writers for ideological work.

Moscow Communist Party

Rheumatism Treatment Offer From Excelsior Springs Clinic

Excelsior Springs Missouri August 6 The Ball Clinic announces a free book on a specialized system for rheumatism and arthritis using mineral waters and baths. The book titled Rheumatism explains why drugs fail and how readers may achieve relief. No obligation for requesting the enlarged volume. Send to The Ball Clinic Dept 2111 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.

Excelsior Springs Ball Clinic Missouri Eral

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