Stage Play Tarlington's What is the value of the individual
The Teachers college Players open Tar kington's What is the value of the individual in a hotel setting in Sorrento Italy. Performances continue Friday and Saturday at 8 15 p m in the Training school Little theater with tickets at the door. The article lists cast and crew from La Crosse Milwaukee Green Bay and other Wisconsin towns plus Hawaii.
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Beck
Teachers College
Ormance
Tarkington
Russia
England
U. S
Marie Toland
William Dwyer
la Crosse
Robert Frederick
Sorrento
Italy
Keith Collins
Mindoro
Nancy Hanson
Joseph Wimmer
Donald Wang
Donald Athnos
Orville Sigrist
Milwaukee
Robert Elmer
Donna Jo Stoll
Tomah
Ashley Eliefson
Ferryville
George Aumock
Edith Tabbert
Onalaska
Gerald Barnard
Elroy
Kenneth Oda
Wahiawa
Hawaii
Justin Standiford
Greenwood
Gene Roeder
Kohler
Karen Sorensen
Oconto
Betty Stuart
West Allis
John Streeter
Elaine Severson
Galesville
Imelda Degenhardt
Cashton
Robert Gormley
Lee Jensen
Harold Dyar
la Farge
Emmett Boyce
Menasha
Robert Nass
Marion
Ervin Oman
Elmer Kotek
Rockland
Clifford Lee
Green Lake
Richard Haas
Rosemary Selma
Joan Hermanson
Sayner
Marion Feeney
Janesville
Kathryn Bombinski
Berlin
Jean Friedel
Sullivan
Jackie Craft
Nancy Hamilton
Richard Terry
Richard Evans
Lois Suess
Green Bay
Betty Stellmacher
Fair Water
Ruth Selleck
State Teachers College
Little Theater of the
Emma Collova Racine Nancy Gessell Two Rivers Betty Stu art
Emma Collova of Racine and Nancy Gessell of Two Rivers are associated with Betty Stu art in a local notice. The fragment notes names and locations without further context or events.
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Emma _ Collova
Racine
Nancy Gessell
Two Rivers
Betty Stuart
Archie Wold Dies at 69 in Wisconsin Garage
Archie Wold 69 died suddenly November 30 in a Black River Falls garage. A former railroad switch operator at Levis tower, he later worked as a keymaker after retirement. Born July 27 1880 in Albion township he was survived by brother Oscar Wold of Winegar with Ole and Richard having preceded him in death. Funeral Saturday 2 p m at Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial Riverside Cemetery conducted by Rev. Raymond P Huss.
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Archie Wold
Wold
Levis Tower
Albion
Byhre Wold
Norway
Oscar Wold
Winegar
Ole
Richard
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond P. Huss
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral Services for Catherine Hurley 75 Held at St Joseph
Catherine Hurley 75 died November 24 in a La Crosse hospital. Funeral services were held Monday at St Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev L J Hayes officiating. Burial followed at the church cemetery. She was the daughter of Dennis and Johannah Hurley pioneer settlers from New Albin Iowa. She lived in Titusville Pa Hanford Calif and Minneapolis but spent most of her life on her brother Jerry's farm near New Albin. Survived by four sisters Nellie Harrington Bridget Josie and Margaret and three brothers Dan Mike and Jerry. A brother preceded her in death.
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Caledonia
Minn
Catherine Hurley
la Crosse
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
L. J. Hayes
Dennis and
Johannah McCarthy Hurley
New Albin
America
Ireland
Titusville
Hanford
Calif
Minneapolis
Jerry
Nellie Harrington
Dayton
Bridget
Josie
Margaret
Dan
Mike
Ala
Funeral services held for Peter S. Bergrud in Spring Grove
Peter S. Bergrud 79 died recently and funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church Spring Grove with Rev. O M Mikkelson officiating. Burial followed in Trinity cemetery. He was born April 22 1897 near Spring Grove and married Hannah Henderson June 7 1896. Survived by son Sigmund Spring Grove daughter Minerva Livesin Decorah Ia and sister Helen Blegen Spokane Wash. A daughter Ruth McConville preceded him in death.
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Minn
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Trinity Lutheran Church
O. M. Mikkelson
Trinity Cemetery
Stengrim
Martha Allen Bergrud
Hannah Henderson
Sigmund
Alfred
Minerva) Livesin
Decorah
Helen Blegen
Spokane
Wash
Floyd
Ruth) McConville
Haile Selassie warns UN on Somaliland trusteeship plan
Emperor Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa protested the UN General Assembly decision placing Somaliland under Italy trusteeship. He warned that appeasement to justice would invite consequences and threaten national security.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
General Assembly
Somaliland
Italy
Plan League Hero A organizes basketball league in La Crosse
B W Ingli of the Gateway Area council announces a basketball league for La Crosse boys fourteen or older. Six teams have registered, each with six to eight members. Scoutmasters may still enter teams by contacting the Boy Scout office. The council is one of seven Red Feather agencies in the city.
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B. W. Ingli
Gateway Area Council
Boy Scout
Boy Scout Office
Boy Scout Council
Red Feather
Weather Record for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Forecast
The Weather Bureau report notes cloudy and windy conditions with light snow in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Iowa experiences increasing clouds, warming tonight and a cold Saturday with light snow or rain in the northeast region. Shippers are advised to protect shipments within 150 miles of La Crosse up to near freezing by Saturday 6 p m.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Weather Map Notes Show Cold Lake Superior Air Migrate South
High pressure settles over the Mississippi Valley as very cold air from Lake Superior moves south through central Wisconsin into northern Illinois. Zero temperatures reach northern Wisconsin and near zero in Madison and northern Illinois, with Chicago 14 degrees colder than La Crosse. Snow flurries affect the Lake region and Ohio valley, persisting over the Erie and Ontario lakes region. Warm chinook winds earlier raised temperatures in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming now reaching the central Dakotas along a warm front from Nebraska to Saskatchewan Canada. A Pacific Northwest storm brings moderate to heavy rain along the Washington coast, while southern states see little precipitation, except southern Texas.
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Mississippi Valley
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Madison
Dlinois
Chicago
la Crosse
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nebraska
Saskatchewan
Can
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Texas
La Crosse Livestock Prices Report by Swift & Company
The La Crosse livestock market provided by Swift & Company lists cattle and sheep quotations with calves at a steady market. Extreme top for calves 25.50 dollars. calf grades range from 23.50 to 25.00 for choice, 20.00 to 23.00 for good, 14.50 to 19.50 for medium to good, and 14.00 and down for common.
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Tress
Winona
Hog and cattle markets show steady tone amid mixed hog bids
Hog prices hold steady with choice barrows mostly 13.60 to 14.65 for various weight classes and thin unfinished stock discounted. Cattle markets steady with steers and yearlings mostly 19.00 to 29.00 and cows 12.50 to 16.00, bulls 15.00 to 19.00, calves light demand. hogs nationally mixed with Chicago bids around 15.00 to 16.00 for many weights.
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Extreme Top
South ST. Paul
USDA
Chicago
Aioe
Notable Deaths and Obituaries Across Cities
The report lists several prominent figures: Bernard R. Armour 58 president of American Aniline Products and Heyden Chemical in New York active in Democratic politics. Mrs. E. Grant Reed 82 mother of Philip G. Reed editor in chief of International News Service. Alan Irwin 46 dean of the Ward Belmont conservatory in Nashville. W A Bill Ward 64 famed Texas justice of the peace weighing 465 pounds in Abilene.
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New York
Bernard R. Armour
American Aniline Products, Inc
Heyden Chemical Company
Chicago
E. Grant Reed
Philip G. Reed
International News Service
Nashville, Tenn
Alan Irwin
Conservatory of Music
Ward-Belmont Girls’ School
Abilene. Tex
W. A
Bill) Ward
Texas
Birthday Acknowledgments From City Aide Pages
A list notes wishes for Emma Johnsen aged 60 of 2323 South 18th Street and Cynthia Jean Stennlsen of Black River Paris Wisconsin in a community birthday notice. Also mentioned are Mrs. Lawrence Berny of 512 South 19th Avenue and Aaeigh Wet with several names in a local social column.
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Aaeigh Wet
Emma Johnsen
South 18Th Street
Cynthia Jean Stennlsen
Black River
Paris
Wis
Mrs
Lawrence Berny
South 19Th Street
Santa Claus Denies Lewis Kill Santa Claus Promise
NBC commentator Paul Long in Pittsburgh claimed John L. Lewis killed Santa Claus over the coal strike. Santa replied via NBC from the North Pole that the rumor was false and said he plans the usual Dec. 24 junket.
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Chicago
John L. Lewis
Santa Claus
Paul Long
NBC
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Sun- Times
S. Claus
John L
North Pole
Franklin Arentz Charged After License Revocation
The county court records show Frank Arentz, 53, charged with driving after license revocation. He was ordered to pay $50 and costs. The entry notes a misnaming in earlier reports and lists flooded oil burner and chimney fire incidents at specific addresses.
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Frank Arentz
the Tribune
Island Street
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William Babier
La Crosse Tribune masthead and publishing info
La Crosse Tribune details staff roles and contact information. Publication schedule and address listed. Subscription rates for home delivery and mail options provided. Reading of a standard newspaper masthead and imprint indicating deadlines and circulation contact numbers.
Foreign Schools Topic At Meet
Delta Kappa Gamma held a regular meeting at the Training school of the Crosse State Teachers college. The program titled Education in One or More Specific Countries of Europe featured three members who traveled in Europe. Miss Anderson gave experiences from the University of Oslo summer session while Miss Chew and Miss Smith, faculty members, displayed colored slides from their European trip.
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Crosse State Teachers College
Europe
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Tomah
University of Oslo
Margaret Chew
Marjorie Smith
Teachers College
Rose Bellevue
Wilma Grainger
Hazel Leicht
Gladys Wagner
Mary Wheldon
Edna Anderson
Alice Byrne
Jessie Caldwell
Nina Dano
Emma Erickson
Sonia Fortis
Florence Gorton
Alice Hagar
Marian Hammes
Josephine Hintgen
Meta Jonas
Evangeline Malchow
Mary McAdams
Doris Ness
Myrtle Oltman
Monty Sails For Home From Europe Visit
British Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery sails for home after a two week European tour. He urged that Europe needs U S arms aid before an attack, not after, and spoke to the English Speaking Union in New York as head of Europe’s Western Union.
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Viscount Montgomery
Europe
U. S
Montgomery
France
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Belgium
New York
Leaders Bury Hatchet in Bonn Conference
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Socialist leader Dr Kurt Schumacher have publicly reconciled after a dispute in parliament. The West German government announced Friday that the leaders had patched up their quarrel over the Allied German occupation controls debate.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Kurt Schumacher
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