Major Hoople Winter Concert At Aquinas High School
The Aquinas high school orches tra and choir presented a winter concert Monday night at the Vocational school auditorium. Guest marimbist James Dutton performed pieces by Scarlatti Handel Mendelssohn Chopin Musser with outstanding technique. The 80 piece choir delivered strong balance and color in selections including Serbian Crib Carol and Silent Night. Sister M Ann and Sister M Zitana substituted as directors while Sister Dolorette is ill.
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Aquinas High School
James Dutton
50Rchestra
Gliere
Anderson
Jean de Paris
Bouldieu
Coates
Enders
Robertson
Withel
Moses
Scott
Leontovich Wilhovsky
Gaul
Wetzel
Franz Gruber
Kathryn Clark
Scarlatti
Handel
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Musser
M. Ann
M. Zitana
Dolorette
Economic Front In A Nutshell
AAP reports on interstate railroads west of the Mississippi and their revenue outlook. A proposed permanent 30 percent freight-rate boost faces general railroad pleas. In Washington, a bid to bar relief shipments unless excess stock exists is opposed as rendering foreign aid pointless. Agriculture chief Anderson signs new rules policing futures to curb fictitious grain and cotton trades. In Kansas City, crude oil prices rise 50 cents per barrel across the mid continent.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
Washington
U. S
Anderson
Ac Commodity —— Act
Kansas City
Mid-Continent
Fourfold blessed event for Zavada family in Dorothy
In Dorothy Pennsylvania the Zavadas expect quadruplets this April after doctors confirmed via X rays that Barbara Zavada 25 is carrying four babies. Andrew Zavada 34 expressed relief and weariness as the family faces the rare birth.
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Dorothy
Andrew Zavada
Barbara Zavada
J. Wiley Hartmann
Andrew
Naval training eligibility for ex petty officers
The local navy recruitment office in room 313 at the federal building announced today that former naval personnel who held certain petty officer ratings may take the examination for electronic training. If qualified, enlistment or re enlistment will be in the same grade as at discharge, up to second class petty officer. For rates information contact cruiser F L Lapp, room 313, federal building. Lapp is in La Crosse only Fridays, 9 am to 3 pm.
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Navy
Federal
Naval Service
F. L. Lapp
Lapp
la Crosse
Central Music Dept Presents Handel's Messiah December 14
The Central Music Department will present Handel's Messiah on December 14, featuring a 78 member choir and 44 piece orchestra directed by Alvin Ilson. Soloists include Jim Garvalia Leland Halberg Gerry Hunter Pat Jackson Ar delle Tank and Arlene Tank with officers and volunteers selling tickets for the performances.
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Central One School
Aomney
Alvin Lson
Music Brinkley Burghardt
Margaret Dalzell
Carole Dittman
Helen Druschke
Mahlan Ender
Enid Erickson
Janet Fladlien
Leland Halberg
Nyda Haas
Marilyn Herlitzka
Mary Howard
Geraldine Hunter
Pat Jackson
Don Jacobson
Jack Jansky
Roger Kampschroer
Mary Ellen Kilian
Don Utson
Richard Koeppe
Richard Larson
Paul Lieck
Robert Linse
Miriam MacLachlan
Don MacPhetridge
Verna Martens
LaVonne Melby
Lyle Mickschil
Four Accidents Cause Damages Across City Streets
Police report four road incidents with multiple vehicles. Samuel Hamilton and Mrs. Lawrence Uglum sustained injuries from a collision at Seventh and Market streets. Terry's Music Store truck suffered $75 damage. Roger Ingham, driving for Marie Lawrence, caused $250 to $300 damage hitting a tree on State Street. Ingham endured facial injuries. A third mishap at Eighth and Main damaged three cars including Clair L. Rood and Fire Chief George Hanson, Hanson’s car hitting a parked vehicle owned by Lloyd Knutson. At Seventh and Ferry, William Jacques and Harold Olson caused $100 and $20 damages respectively.
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Samuel Hamilton
Lawrence Uglum
Fifth Avenue South
Seventh and Market Streets
Terry’s Music Store
Ralph Cina
Division Street
Roger Ingham
Pine Street
Marie Lawrence
South 16Th Street
State Street
Ninth and
10Th Streets
Ingham
South 19Th Street
George C. Hanson
Hanson
Lloyd Knutson
Winnebago Street
Seventh
Ferry Streets
William G. Jacques
Cass Street
Harold P. Olson
Defer Strike Vote in Rome Province
Italian labor leaders delay decision on whether to call a general strike in Rome province to back demands on Premier De Gasperi's government. The vote is postponed until tomorrow as talks continue among labor groups and officials.
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Rome
Prea Alcide de Gasperi
Navy Sets Plans for Women in Regular Navy Reserve
The Navy announces plans and policies ahead of congressional action to allow women to join the regular navy. Current enlistment terms remain, with 3 4 or 6 year options under continuous service. Women over 31 may enlist if service age falls below 31 after active duty credited. Extensions to June 30 1948 stay in effect. The Navy Reserve office in the Federal Building Washington D C, will host recruiter F L De Lapp each Friday to answer Waves questions.
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Congress
Navy Department
Regular Navy
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington, D. C
F. L. de Lapp
Navy
Naval Reserve Office
Navy Reserve Office
Federal Building
Believe Ban On Amber After Making Revisions
New York The motion picture Forever Amber is no longer on the National Legion of Decency's condemned list. The Catholic review board said yesterday the film was moved to morally objectionable in part after revisions. Plans to export 9,000,000 dozen eggs by June 30, 1948 were noted.
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New York
Amber
National Legion of Decency
the Legion
Catholic Church
Good Judgment Governs Singing Of Christmas Carols
In Brooklyn 23 schools will decide locally how to handle Christmas carols using their good judgment. Superintendent Dr William Jansen said the guidance does not rescind an order by Assistant Superintendent Isaac Bildersee that banned nativity scenes and Christian symbols in schools. Bildersee issued the order last week to respect the sensibilities of a largely Jewish student body.
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New York
Brooklyn
William
Isaac Bildersee
Bildersee
Jansen
Politicians Await Word On Wallace's 1948 Plans
Washington reports the question of Henry A. Wallace leading a third party in 1948 unsettles Democrats and pleases Republicans. Wallace aides in New York deny a decision, while Senator Brewster claims Wallace may bolt the Democratic Party and run on a new ticket after January 1 with possible American Labor party backing. Wallace split from President Truman in 1946 after Truman fired him as secretary of commerce for criticizing foreign policy.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New York
Brewster
American Labor Party
Oe Wallace
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Y Teens Hold Christmas Party At YWCA
Logan Y Teens held their annual Christmas party at the YWCA Monday evening with pine boughs and red candles. Guests were measured at the door and each girl forfeited a penny per inch. Proceeds go to charitable Presents for a local hospital carol on December 17. Elsie Engelke is the group advisor.
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Logan
YWCA
Elsie Engelke
Injured man in Isle la Plume crash identified
Elmer Treble, 64, of 826 South Third Street, was taken to a local hospital for examination after an accident on Isle la Plume at 10 45 a m Tuesday. He was caught between a truck and trailer owned by the La Crosse Telephone Corporation, and sustained possible shoulder chest and back injuries.
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Elmer Treble
South Third Street
Isle la Plume
la Crosse Telephone Corporation
Hunger Strike Spreads in Federal Penitentiary
MecNeiL Island Washington inmates in the main building stage a hunger strike stretching to all 1,018 prisoners in protest of meatless Tuesdays and eggless Thursdays. The action marks a broader challenge to dietary policy at the facility and tension with prison administration.
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Mecneil Island
Wash
Federal Penitentiary
Nord to attend Midwest wildlife conference at Purdue
W. H. Nord, biologist for the St. Paul district corps of engineers, will attend the ninth Midwest wildlife conference scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana.
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W. H. Nord
St. Paul
Corps of Engineers
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
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