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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1946

Page

8

4 H Club M Members Plan Exhibits at Intr-State Fair

La Crosse county 4 H club members prep projects for shows Aug 7 11 at the Intr State Fair with entry day Aug 6. Judging contests Aug 7 select reps for the Wisconsin State Fair and include clothing canning crops livestock poultry and dairy with trips to the state fair for high scores. A 4 H band performance and a dress revue follow the grooming contest and a county queen will be crowned Sunday. New art exhibit and 4 H hobbies prizes join livestock poultry and crop displays plus educational booths and Homemakers.

la Crosse County Sewtne Wakelin McNeel Grace Duffy Sietant Medison Susan Edith Swarth 4-H Club

Playgrounds Name Champions For City Carnival Program

Readings of playground activities last week highlighted preparations for the city carnival of sports at Isle la Plume. Participation reached 11,927 with 4,920 spectators. totals spanned softball art handicraft storytelling croquet and more.

Isle la Plume Roosevelt Playground Leona Wood Hood Street Playground

Traps Planned in Wisconsin for Japanese Beetle

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and the state entomologist with local officials and the U S Department of Agriculture plan to place metal insect traps in several cities to detect a possible Japanese beetle infestation. The pest has not been found in Wisconsin, says E L Chambers. Neighboring states show traps can reveal incipient outbreaks early to delay spread.

State Department of Agriculture U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology and Wisconsin E. L. Chambers

Peach supply urged for homemakers to buy early

In La Crosse, members of the food distributive trade and George W Schaller urge housewives to take early advantage of the peach surplus now reaching retailers. The nation’s peach belt faces marketing a crop of 82,838,000 bushels, the second largest in history, with 1946 yields only one percent below the all time record.

la Crosse Coun George W Schaller Agricultural Conservation Committee

Finger Lakes Seen as Handprint of Great Spirit

In Indian Legend the Finger lakes in New York are described as the imprint left by the hand of the Great Spirit. This belief ties the lake system to a sacred origin and regional landscape.

Finger Lakes New York

French Seek Death Penalty for Nazis in War Crimes Trial

French Prosecutor Charles Dubost urged the death penalty for the two top Germans in the Nuremberg war crimes case. He argued the verdict must be just and pitiless, acknowledging shades of guilt but insisting the least guilty may deserve the death penalty. Justice Jackson and Sir Hartley Shawcross had summarized for the US and UK, with Russia to respond.

Mernberg Germany Charles Dubost War Crimes Tribunal Dubost Robert H. Jackson Hartley Shawcross United States Great Britain Russia

Bevin in Ill Health Rumored to Quit Foreign Secretary Post

London reports Ernest Bevin, tired and ill, may resign as British foreign secretary though no official confirmation exists. A Foreign Office source says he is recovering and could attend the Paris peace conference in about a week, with Prime Minister Attlee slated to take his place.

London Ernest Bevin Foreign Office Bevin Paris Attlee

Hiroshima Plans Three Day Atomic Observance

Hiroshima citizens plan a three day program starting August 5 to mark the 1945 atomic bombing that killed about 100000. The event includes a citizens peace and reconstruction rally and folk dances. On August 6 at 8 15 a m sirens will sound for a minute of silent prayer.

Hiroshima

Mills Bros Elephant Circus to Exhibit at Salzer Airport

The Mills Bros circus comes to Salzer airport Losey boulevard Tuesday under the American Legion. Buffalo Ben a 94 year old ex plainsman and Indian scout leads acts with cowboys and cowgirls from California including roping riding and western displays. Also featured are the Leininger troupe Eddie Frisco the tight man on a loose wire the Jacksons on bars Martha Hagerman revolving trapeze Rehee Ben Mohammed Arabian acrobatic act Big Burma the pachyderm and many trained animals. Shows run 2 and 8 pm with doors at 1 and 7 pm.

Mills Bros. Circus Salzer Losey Boulevard American Legion Buffalo Ben California Martha Hagerman Rehee Ben Mohammed Big Burma

MacArthur Favors Teacher Pay Raise in Japan Budget

General MacArthur's HQ called the proposed teacher pay raises in the new government budget tangible evidence of democratization of education in Japan. Teachers threatened resignations unless immediate steps ensured equality with other government employees.

Tokyo MacArthur Japan

Service Wives Meet in La Crosse August Club Meetings

La Crosse Service Wives and Mothers club invites all members to August meeting Thursday evening at the Eagles' club rooms Fifth and King. Natalie De Clute, president, notes surprise business and lunch. Navy Mothers' club plans Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall Third and Fourth streets, with Commander Alma Havens and Mrs. Bessie Riley reporting on the New York national convention. Both gatherings begin at 8 p.m.

la Crosse Service Wives and Mothers Club Eagles’ Club Fifth King Streets Natalie de Clute Navy Mothers’ Club de Clute Odd Fellows Hall South Fourth Street New York Alma Havens Bessie Riley

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

An advertisement promotes FASTEETH an improved alkaline powder sprinkled on upper and lower plates to hold them firmer with no gummy taste or sour feel. It claims to reduce plate odor and provide faster comfort, urging readers to buy at drug stores.

Iron Lung contestant plays by mirror to win third

Iron lung paralytic Fred Snite Jr of Chicago played his cards through a mirror to finish third in a central Minnesota American contract bridge tournament in Little Falls. He arrived in a specially equipped trailer from Minocqua Wisconsin, teamed with Leonard Hawkins of Minocqua. Winners were Mr and Mrs J J Bowers of Fargo North Dakota.

Little Falls Minn Fred Snite, Jr Chicago Minnesota Minocqua Wis Leonard Hawkins J. J. Bowers Fargo N. D

Milwaukee man chosen Wisconsin Marine Corps league commandant

Joseph Brewer, Port Washington postmaster, was elected commandant of the Wisconsin department of the Marine Corps league at the organizational meeting yesterday. Other officers named include L S Peterson Racine Lawrence P Becker Green Bay James Goodman Milwaukee Russell Singles Milwaukee James Rice Milwaukee and William Brewer Milwaukee in the new slate.

Milwaukee Wis Joseph Brewer Port Washington Wisconsin Department of the Marine Corps League L. S. Peterson Racine Lawrence P. Becker Green Bay James Goodman Russell Singles James Rice William Brewer

Local Youth Delegates Chosen for Methodist Gatherings

Six central district delegates from Wisconsin attend national Methodist youth conference in Grand Rapids Michigan August 22 to 27. La Crosse pair Arlene Tank and Kenneth Teachout join Marjorie Holmes Robert Cook Keith Bell and Virginia Nicolai from Loyal Unity Reedsburg Kendall. George Aumock of Onalaska also elected to regional youth training school in Clear Lake Iowa August 2 to 22. Befana note adds Santa Claus reference.

la Crosse Arlene Tank Mississippi Street Kenneth Teachout George Street Central District Methodist Methodist Grand Rapids Mich Central District Camp Bradfield Marjorie Holmes Loyal Robert Cook Unity Keith Bell Reedsburg Virginia Nicolai Kendall George Aumock Onalaska Clear Lake North Central Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Illinois Indiana Ohio

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