Singer Pianist Recital Promises Noted Local Evening
Tune Ellis and meszo Auprand accompanied by Wayne Bobinstedt present a Thursday 8 15 p m recital at the Vocational School auditorium under Kiwanis sponsorship. The program features young performers garnering strong local regard and advancing La Crosse music culture with a professional standard audience ticket still available from local music stores.
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Tune Ellis
Meszo Auprand
Wayne Bobinstedt
Crosse Kiwanis Club
Bes
Kuwane
Biss Ellis
Bonrnstede
Ayo
Neil
Kewanis
la Crosse
Ballet Russe de Monte Cyarlo
Westinster
Spo
Krom
Kywihis
Terry's
Leithold
Berg's
Spell
Tribun Foote Thane Hills
Mezso Soriano
Wayne Bohrnstedt
la Cro
la Crosse Kiwinis Club
College Class Activity Ends and Housing Plans Announced
Somimer set a stubonds it Wie Site Teachers college tamned in thes bouke Feidiy and svilibalaing se completion gol thier suieririeen teem. Some cattert will return to teaching school while others attend colleges or return to the teachers college. Veterans housing will be provided at the college with temporary apartments for married veterans from Sept 16 opening until Oct 1. Call South or Moxy Carkwright at No 49 if you have rooms for men. Also notes extensive public works in Mexico City totaling about 41 million over five years.
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Somimer
Teachers College
Bouke Feidiy
Svilibalaing
B. Smith
Cole Tege
Mints
Sovith
Moxy Carkwright
Morefore
Eight Instructors Join Staff Of Teachers College in City
The Teachers College in City announces new staff for the fall term. Marjorie Smith succeeds Frances Young and Beatrice Baird joins the physical education department. Theodore Rozelle becomes physics and mathematics teacher, Orville Brault leads education and science, Ann Nordstrom handles chemistry and biology, Elizabeth Burk and Beulah Drom add English and physical education, and Robert Carey heads federal housing units and dormitories while assisting with the freshman football program.
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Teachers College
City
Ure State Ceachers College Uity
Marjorie Smith
Frances Young- Lanseice
Miss Smith
Gibeatn, Neb
University of Nebraska
Northwwestern University
Giampten
Marthe
Ure College
Beatrice Baird
University of Tow
Mise Baines
Tlinois State Normal ‘School
Normal
Streatar
Lincoln Memorial University
8Rogate
Low
University of Minnesota
Wuex
Big Fall
O. H. Olson
Theodore Rozelle
Olson
Liwrenes College
Education and Science Ag Jeo
Burand
South Pacific
Sches
Issiskink
Ann Nordstrom
Miss Nordstrom
Minami University
Oxford O
University of Calif
Elizabeth Burk
Kirksville
Onc
Carbondale
Robert Carey
Carey
Clyde B. Smith
Yale student Anne Carey hosts art teaching session
Yale student Anne Carey showcases the steps in art teaching and demonstrates techniques with drawings. The event draws a crowd of sketches, with two models posed earlier in the week and plans for an exhibition in the fall. Transportation and picnic plans accompany the meeting schedule.
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Anne Carey
Yale
Carey
Ken Shepardson
Abigail Adams House in Search of a Home
The Abigail Adams birthplace in Weymouth faces relocation to make way for a housing project. The Quincy Chamber of Commerce seeks to preserve the historic house by moving it to Quincy as part of the Adams family estate unless Weymouth acts to protect the site. A rain-soaked field nearby risks topsoil loss of two inches.
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Quincy
Mass
Abigail Adams
United States
John Adsimes
Joan Quincy Adams
Weymouth
Public Housing Administration
Mule Way
Quincy Chamber of Cammeres
Dancing Is Grounded For 1947 Dance Styles
Chicago dispatch reports dancing masters at a national convention say 1947 rules out rhumba and bobb up to date styles. New favored forms include a smooth Lindy and jitterbug with careful footwork and turns. Experts note Botecita and sugar-will as descriptive terms for moving rhythms.
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Millicent Sloboda
Chicago
Jackson
Association of Dancing Masters
Donald Sawyer
New York City
Jess
Sawyer
Arthur Bowen
Powell
Russian criticizes Japan governments land reform program
A Soviet embassy attache Constantin Popov and Allied official George Aitcheson Jr criticized Japan's rural land reform. Popov called the plan a propaganda tactic that fails to democratize agrarian reform, while noting only minor changes since surrender. Aitcheson condemned similar Soviet proposals as communist propaganda.
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Tokyo
Machiiizec
Saviek RM
DeSsy Apghesinyy
Constantin Popov
Japa
Boi
Popov
Poapagandy
George Aitcheson, Jr
Allied Council
Paganda
Vacation And School Improvements Ahead Of Fall Term
Schools prepare for Sept. 3 reopening as pupils return and teachers resume, with cleaner, repainted buildings and upgraded facilities. Central auditorium improved for better visibility, new acoustical tiling, and heat control updates reduce smoke. New health and biology rooms plus enlarged kitchen and locker areas planned for several schools. maintenance staff of 48 workers finish summer tasks while playgrounds are resurfaced and grounds refreshed.
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Far Nu
Crosse
Nool
Thei
Canwal
Nealth
Soutlh Side
Soutlh Side High School
Longfellow
Millon
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Brault
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EURK
Vach-Werner Co
South Avenue
Highwass
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Thone
Moen’s
Berita
Wisconsin
ASL
Japan
Hogias
B. Brenner
Board of Education
City Street Department
Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Washburn and
Hamsilton
Agency Inc
Joan Hardiman
Mer
Piper Cub
Wiedernette
Minnesota
Iowa
South Ard Se
Lacrosse
Monroe
Badger Flying Service
Badger Airport
Richland Center
Homer Reynolds
Richland Center Airport
Portage Mael Airways
Maoel
Platteville Milestone Sales & Service
Platte Airport
Madison 4 Lakes Airpark
Royal Airport
Maulton Dussell Air Service
Dussell Airport
Beloit
Beloit-South
Beloit Airport
Peper
McBoyle Cub Sales
Box 303
Lake Delton
Briggsville
Norling
Camp Cummings
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