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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1948

Page

4

Forester Meet Arrangements Near Completion in City

Final plans for the American Foresters meeting in La Aug 12 13 are announced by M Lerene Keng M Stone district forester and local arrangements chair. Speakers include Ben Rusy rector in charge of extension for Wisconsin. tours cover the Upper Mississippi valley erosion station farm at Grandad btaff with O E Hays. Friday visits five Coon Valley area farms Ben Meyer Koeths Woodict Herman Mollen Joe Hagen Neissen brothers showing conservation results. Notable speakers Fri evening include Henry wildlife and game management head at University of Michigan Gen Ralph Immell and Stanley Locke chief regional forester U S soil conservation service Milwaukee.

of American Foresters M. Stone Ben Rusy Ississippi Valley Grandad O. E. Hays Coon Valley Ben Meyer Koeth

New Pruning Tool Uses Compressed Air For Easy Trim

A new pruning device powered by compressed air makes trimming lawn trees and shrubs simpler. It promises efficient cuts and reduced manual effort for gardeners and landscape workers alike.

Rudolph Kvelve set for Milwaukee recital in Wisconsin Centennial

Violinist Rudolph Kvelve of La Crosse will perform a 1:30 p m recital August 29 in the Little Theater at State Pair park as part of the Wisconsin Centennial Exposition music program. The all-state festival runs Aug 7 to 29 with hundreds of performers, dances, operas, and two Gilbert and Sullivan shows.

Eee Kvelve la Crosse Little Theater State Pair Park Little Theatre Wisconsin Old Bohemia Little Ronald A. Dougan Be Jolt Robert E. Gard Madison University of Wisconsin Little Theatre

Dramatic Centennial Exhibit Marks Past and Future Progress

A major display titled Our American Crossroads opens August 7 at Centennial, prepared by General Motors. The exhibit uses a transformed Pleasant Corners village to show three eras from early days to a modern town with a bus depot, supermarket, movie theater, and other signs of progress. It is housed inside a 33 by 12 foot Futureliner land cruiser.

General Motors Yesteryear Futureliner

Forecast of Atomic Power Use by by National Bureau of Standards

Directors of the National Bureau of Standards predict commercial atomic power plants could operate within a year or two and ships powered by atomic energy within a decade.

Timental Atomic Power Plants National Bureau of Standards

Beloit Adds 10 To Faculty

Beloit Wisconsin Beloit college announced ten new faculty members including Harry E Holmberg former Florida State University as music assistant professor. Robert Henry Irrman Denison University history instructor. Harry Rex Davis Texas Christian University instructor. David MacKenzie Jocking Detroit English instructor. John Scott Fulcher Brown University psychology assistant professor. Other appointments include Everett Alcan Beloit native studying in England. Roberta Baker Joliet Illinois chemistry professor. George William Holmes geology assistant. Oliver Olson professor of physical education and football coach.

Beloit Wis Beloit College Carey Croneis New Tech Harry E. Holmberg Florida State University Robert Henry Irrman Denison University Harry Rex Davis Texas Christian University David MacKenzie Jocking Detroit John Scott Fulcher Brown University Everett Alcan England Roberta Baker Joliet George William Holmes Oliver Olson

Five Hundred Workers Sought for Wisconsin Potato Harvest

Five hundred imported laborers are needed to harvest potatoes in Oneida Langlade and Vilas counties. Harvest is set to begin August 20 and may be one of the largest in years. Officials and growers met in Rhinelander and Antigo to discuss labor needs with potential workers from Canada and the Sturgeon Bay cherry area.

Rhinelander Wis Oneida Langlade Vilas Gilbert Sanborn Wisconsin State Employment Service Antigo Canada Sturgeon Bay Joseph Casper Madison

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