La Crosse Boy Scouts Plan College Rally Thursday Night
Scouts of the La Crosse district announce a college rally Thursday night featuring events to test rope- and fire- making skills, signaling, line throwing, and a two-scout rope climb with scores based on speed and accuracy. Awards include troop attendance and public turnout recognitions.
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Ig Crosse Boy Scouts
la Crosse Disgee Tit Tr Sonal al Fo Easher
Bie Cone
T Tving
Buffalo
Alma Opera House
Robert Tremain
Winnebago
Sparta High School
W. Earle Zepplin
B. W. Ingli
la Crosse
London Fog and War Life Blur in Singly Nightly Skies
A war correspondent recalls London during wartime haze and lingering danger. Fog cloaks streets as Americans mix with locals over scarce comforts, cab shortages, and inflated prices, while soldiers on leave compare costs with Paris and Brussels.
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London
Paris
Brussels
Sam
First Edition Nicholas Sale Item Noted
A first edition of Nicholas is listed for sale. The item is highlighted as a scarce collectible with potential interest for collectors of early prints and literary works.
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Nicholas
Rhodes Boyhood Money Box Presented to Salisbury Museum
A money box once owned by Cecil Rhodes during his boyhood has been donated and presented to the National Museum at Salisbury in Southern Rhodesia. The artifact adds to the collection illustrating Rhodes early life and connections to colonial history.
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Cecil Rhodes
National Museum
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Pappy Seen as Indian Boss Advocates Education Shift
Washington reports John Collier, U S Indian commissioner, urging Congress to focus less on junior and more on adult education for Indians. He criticizes the current appropriation system as overfunding institutions and argues pappy the boss in tribal life should be educated first to improve economic life.
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Pappy
Washington
Congress
John Collier
U. S
House Indian Affairs Committee
Collier
Maintain Homes for Returning Boys Plea at Vocational School
Marine Sgt. Charles Schaefer urged employee volunteers at Electric Auto-Lite to preserve homes and communities for boys now in uniform when they return. He spoke at a two part program at the Vocational school auditorium detailing war films and frontline experiences from Guadalcanal to Tarawa and Saipan.
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Electric Auto-Lite Company
Charles Schaefer
U. S
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England
Casbah
Algiers
Sherlock Holmes
Baker
Tan
Brown
Bette
Cme
Hily
Rennes Prellips & Bons Distr. Corp
Wis
Wriskiy
Pfc
John Page
3Rd Army
Louis Nelson
Boy
U. S. Pat
Austelle
Bond
Stitzel-Weller OF Stillery, Inc
Kentucky
Shively, Kentucky
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