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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1949

Page

7

Eight High School Students Attend State Music Clinic

Eight high school students attend a state music clinic with 225 attendees. Karl Gillmeister attends both orchestra and chorus. Miss Gerke joins chorus with Gillmeister. the rest are in the orchestra. Scholarships cover all or part of fees and dormitory costs. 45 receive aid. The clinic includes a festival concert at the Memorial Union theater on August 14 directed by J Russell Paxton.

Karl Gillmeister Arnam Street Dolores Gerke Losey South Carol Smith Loomis Avenue Coralee Stokke North 16Th Street Herman Alimaras Onalaska Avenue Irene Munson Redfield Street Rachel Perlman Rowley Avenue Barbara Herried Wood Street Gillmeister Allmaras Madison la Crosse Kiwanis Club Board of Recents Memorial Union Terrace J. Russell Paxton Indianapolis Ind Union Theater

Panama Enforces Licenses for Foreign Travel Agents

The Panama government requires foreign travel salesmen to obtain a license with a $25 fee. The U S embassy in Panama City warns many American travelers about the new rule. Essential documents are listed to complete the process.

Panama U. S Panama City United States

Mountain landslide threatens three Italian villages

News reports a three mile wide landslide in Northern Italy forcing the abandonment of multiple homes as villagers flee to safer areas. The disaster threatens three villages and prompts emergency responses from local authorities.

Italy

Plan Improves Mental Care Facilities Across Wisconsin

The Wisconsin state board of public welfare prioritized construction of mental health and welfare buildings funded with about $13 million. Projects include a $1,000,000 Union Grove facility for 100 patients and a $1,710,000 Chippewa Falls training school for 180, plus major upgrades at Waupun, Winnebago, Mendota, and Sparta sites and new vocational training and security upgrades at several state institutions.

Hayward Wis State Board of Public Welfare Chippewa Falls Union Grove Southern Colony Raining School Chippewalls Central State Hospital Waupun Winnebago State Hospital Sparta State School For Waukesha Wisconsin Child Center Green Bay Reformatory Winnebago State Hospital Mta Madison Mendota

Banks Weigh Lower Rates as Business Borrowing Declines

Banks debate cutting rates amid weaker commercial paper demand and a drop in unsecured loans. The New York Fed notes commercial paper outstanding fell from 270 million to 199 million by June 30, while banks extend terms on short term loans to top borrowers.

New York Louisans Aang Oy Mas Federal Reserve System U. S Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Fernandez Testifies Wife of Co-defendant Killed Woman

In New York Raymond Fernandez testified that his co-defendant Martha Beck killed Mrs. Janet Fay in a Valley Stream bathroom during a brief moment away. He claimed Fay had given him about $5,918 and described their plan to fleece lonely women in lonely hearts clubs. He said Fay accompanied them to the Valley Stream apartment on January 3 and denied telling Beck to dispose of Fay.

New York Raymond Fernandez Martha Beck Janet Fay Valley Stream N. Y. Ee Albany N.Y

Ask State Farmers To Cut Wheat Acreage

Wisconsin farmers will be asked to cut their wheat crop to 100 295 acres in 1950. The state has 108 000 acres planted this year. All major producing states will be cut next year to prevent a wheat surplus. The national planting under the plan will be 68 944 099 acres 17 per cent under 83 173 000. County and farmer allotments will be set under crop control legislation. Only those farming within allotments will be eligible for government price support aid.

Washington Wisconsin Agriculture Department Department

Birthday tribute to a Logansport school director

The General director of the American public school in Logansport is honored on her birthday. A Columbia graduate of 1919, she earned a PhD in 1926 and taught at Columbia, Minnesota, and Goucher College starting in 1927. She developed the McHale vocational interest test for women and serves as a Purdue trustee active in UNESCO.

Logansport Columbia University Columbia University of Minnesota Goucher McHale Purdue University United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Random Gems Of Wisdom From The Poor Man's Philosopher

HAL BOYLE presents quips on life and society. Witty maxims cover ambition humor humility and human folly with observations on success gossip budgets and belief.

Badly Burned Boy Is Over The Worst

Five year old Melvin Hill is reported over the worst of a series of kerosene burn skin grafting operations. The child, among ten siblings of Mr and Mrs Martin Hill, was injured December 9 when kerosene lit shovel caused burns. He spent months at Lock Haven hospital before undergoing grafts at Lankenau hospital in Philadelphia since April.

Philadelphia Melvin Hill Hans May Melvin Martin Hill Lock Haven Hospital Lankenau Hospital

Wife Stabber Sentenced to Three to Ten Years

In Rockford Illinois Thomas Gates 25 was given a three to ten year term after being found guilty of assault with intent to murder Wanda Gates 18 his estranged wife. He denied a new trial and the judge noted prior sentences including a 1949 assault on his sister and a 1943 commitment for assaulting his mother.

Rockford Ill Beloit Wis William Dusher Thomas Gates Gates Wanda Gates Dale Conde Green Bay Waupun

Marine unit holds fourth meeting at La Crosse armory

The Marine volunteer training unit 9 18 will meet at the La Crosse naval armory from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Tuesday July 26. Marine activities will be discussed and movies shown. All marine reservists are requested attend per Carl G Corburn commanding officer.

Marine Volunteer 9-18 la Crosse Naval Armory Carl G. Coburn

Bandits Rob Kenosha Man In Downtown Billiard Parlor

In Kenosha Wisconsin late Thursday two armed men robbed Ollie O M a ra and his son at a downtown billiard parlor. They forced him to open a safe and took unspecified money described as not too bad. The bandits fled after the theft and claimed to be from Lake Geneva.

Kenosha Wis Ollie O’mara O’mara Ollie, Jr Lake Geneve

Michigan scientist uses water to map heat and fields

A University of Michigan professor, A D Moore, develops fluid mappers that visualize water flow, electricity, magnetism and heat. He uses a white artificial stone slab, drilled holes, water tanks, and purple dye to create flowing patterns that resemble field conditions and can be photographed.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan A. D. Moore Electrical Ece Prof. Moore

County Demos Plan Meeting In La Crosse County

County Democratic Organizing Committee chairman Frank J. Schneider announces a meeting next Tuesday July 26 at 8 am in the Pilot room of the tel Stoddard. Hon Thomas C Taylor state assemblyman from Racine County will speak. he serves on the public welfare committee. Public invited.

Frank J. Schneider la Crosse County Democratic Organizing Committee Tel Stoddard Thomas C. Taylor Wisconsin Racine County Public Welfare Schneider

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