Pageant Planned At Hamilton School Wednesday Evening
Hamilton School near Anina will stage a Christmas pageant at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. The program features processional carols readings pantomimes and scenes including Wise men and shepherds and the Nativity with Mary Joseph and the Christ child. Cast and crew list Hamilton faculty led by Darrell Larson with Miss Marlene Gates as choir director and Eva Dickinson as accompanist.
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Ayate
Hamilton School
Anina
Herod
Christ
Mary
Joseph
Orient
Manger
Nancy Hanson
Judy Albitz
Richard Wagner
Richard Poellig
Ronald Severson
Douglas Konop
King Herod
Roger Bender
Gary Olson
John Kernin
Janet Stuhr
Clevius Fisher
Little Angels
Sandra Gates
Judy Hendrickson
Sandra Bishofsky
Judith Jost
Paulette Gundergon
Cheryl Raith
Linda Ristow
Carole McDonald
Shepherds
John Severson
Gordon Heather
Ronald Frederickson
John Witt
Tom Jansky
Verdon Nelson
Barry Johnson
Gerald Reybel
Darrell Larson
Williams Serves in Germany With 28th Infantry Division
Pvt. Charles Williams and his wife Doreen of La Crosse Wisconsin are noted as serving in Germany with the 28th Infantry Division now in Bavaria. The unit trains under simulated combat as part of NATO forces guarding Western Europe. Williams joined in October 1951 and reached Europe last July, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Williams of 928 State Street.
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Germany
Charles Williams
Doreen
S. 19Th St
la Crosse
Wis
Bavaria
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
Williams
M. W. Williams
State St
On Duty In Korea With The 7th Infantry Division
Cpl. Richard C. Zoerb son of Mr and Mrs John Zoerb of La Crosse Wisconsin serves in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division. Since Inchon landing in 1950 the division has fought across Korea and reached near the Yalu River. Zoerb graduates Ohio State University and serves in the 31st Infantry Regiment.
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7Th Infantry
Korea
Richard C. Zoerb
John Zoerb
Cass St
la Crosse
Wis
Inchon
Korean Peninsula
U.S
Yalu River
Cpl
Zoerb
Ohio State University At
Columbus
31St Infantry Regiment
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial staff and departments and notes publication details. It provides home delivery and mail subscription rates for areas within and outside 75 to 150 miles of La Crosse, including a 75 mile radius and separate regional pricing.
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W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Ed Keefe
Howard Colvin
E. Teachout
Mgruther Wilkins
L. Burgess
la Crosse
Auto Outlook Bright Decline in Unsold New Car Stocks
Detroit based Automotive News reports a decline in unsold new car stock on December 1 with 355,233 vehicles on hand down from 399,394 a month earlier and 327,945 on December 1, 1951. Dealers note many 1953 models not yet saleable and high end cars dominate inventories. Some dealers remain optimistic for 1953 while others blame pricing and model diversification for tighter prospects.
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Detroit
Automotive News
Russian Ambassador Arrives In China
Moscow reports new Soviet ambassador to Communist China, Alexander Panyushkin, has presented credentials to Mao Tse-tung in Beijing.
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China
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Alexander Panyushkin
Mao Tze-tung
Shakespeare Play Comes to Australia and New Zealand
A theater company from the Reay Theater at Stratford-on-Avon will stage Shakespeare in Australia and New Zealand next winter bringing classic drama to new audiences.
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Australia
New Zealand
Reay Theater
Stratford-onion
Welfare Association Annual Meeting Wednesday
Welfare Association holds its annual meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Vocational School gym to view a toy and gift shop for parents who cannot afford presents for their children. The event features reports from key staff, election of new board members, a showing, coffee and cookies, and a display of toys donated by La Crosse residents.
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Family Welfare Association
la Crosse
Geraldine Patterson
Secre
Patterson and
Lewis
James Lewis
Zilpha Monroe Anderson
Floyd Gautsch
Anderson
St. Louis
Family Welfare Associations
Milwaukee
Springfield
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Record U S business to spend for expansion 1952 53
Washington two government agencies report that U S business will spend a record amount of earnings on expansion and improvements in late 1952 and early 1953. The Commerce Department and the SEC estimate 71 percent of 1952 fourth quarter and 6 percent of 1953 first quarter outlays for new plant and equipment, pushing 1952 annual spending to 28.3 billion and 1953 to 27.7 billion.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Office of Business Economics
Securities and Exchange Commission
U. S
Oldest Regiment Yeomen of the Guard Guards King’s Safety
The Yeomen of the Guard, a British troop protecting the king at St James Palace, traces its history to more than 450 years ago making it perhaps the oldest regiment in the world.
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Yeomen of the Guard
King of England
St. James Palace
First skyscraper erected in Chicago in 1885
The 10 story steel skeleton building completed in Chicago in 1885 is identified as the first skyscraper, marking a milestone in urban architecture.
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Chicago
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Tory
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