La Crosse Men Enrolled at Notre Dame
Ten La Crosse area men attend the University of Notre Dame including Kroner Pad esky Pavela Scheel Welch Weibel Funk Hackner Becker and Pearse. Several served in the armed forces and returned to finish or pursue studies in commerce business administration electrical engineering accounting and other fields.
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la Crosse
Univern of
Notre Dame
Joseph Becker
Henry Funk
Giles Hackner
Steve Pavela
Richard Pearse
Jim Padesky
James L. Kroner
Robert J. Scheel
Donald W. Weibel
Donald C. Welch
Kroner
College of Commerce
Edgar L. Kroner
Cass Street
Padesky
Jacob J. Padesky
North 19Th Street
Army Air Forces
Commerce Forum
Veterans
Last Pavela
Mathew C. Weibel
Farwell Street
Eau Claire
Marine V-12
Colgate
University
Funk
Hackner
Marines
Iwo Jima
George Hackner
Cameron Avenue
Becker
Janice Becker
North 17Th Street
Pearse
George C. Kenney
Strategic Air Command
Pacific Air Command
Trane Company
Savoyards
R. H. Pearse
South 10Th Street
Paul Qualy
B. A. Qualy
Caledonia
Minn
University of Notre Dame
National Intercollegiate Chamber of Commerce
Bloomington
Ind
Loretto High School
Twelve men added to fire fighter eligibility list
Fire Chief George Hanson announces that twelve men have passed tests and join the fire fighter eligibility list. Names include Joseph W. Kot nour John T. Wheeler Wallace R. Smith Wayne Amann Earl K. Haugen Palmer M. Richmond Kenneth R. Joern Edward Alberts Charles J. Clark J J. Formanek Donald J. Posiliness. Oral examinations were conducted by the board of police and fire commissioners. When replacements are needed, hires will be drawn from this list.
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George Hanson
Joseph W. Kotnour
John T. Wheeler
Wallace R. Smith
Wayne Amann
Earl K. Haugen
Palmer M. Richmond
Kenneth R. Joern
Edward Alberts
Charles J. Clark
J J. Formanek
Donald J. Posiliness
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Lebanese News Service Suspends Ad Donia Indefinitely
Beirut report says the Lebanese press suspended Ad Donia indefinitely while the nation office orders foreign counts to produce dispatch files. Several correspondents reportedly refuse to comply.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Eamee
Addonia
the Nation
La Crosse area graduates peak at Wisconsin numbers
The May 24 exercises in the field house confer 2000 plus degrees with 26 Wisconsin graduates among 468 candidates at Marquette and Stout. Milwaukee area and La Crosse names appear for bachelor, master, and doctoral awards. several students head to Saint Teresa, Carleton, and Harvard related programs.
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la Crosse Area
University of Wisconsin
Field House
State University
Wisconsin
Roger C. Spratt
Avon Street
David L. Smith
King Street
Donald J. Michalski
Johnson Street
Donald J. Berthrong
Kane Street
Calvin S. Robinson
South 19Th Street
Patricia Brody
Grandview Place
Leo J. Kenny
Denton Street
Anne V. Schlabach
Emil A. Wakeen
Caledonia Street
John Bosshard
Bangor
Robert J. Jenkins
Main Street
Anita Krause
Winnebago Street
Donald B. Lee
South 13Th Street
James E. Benson
Cass Street
Sigurd Sivertson
South 10Th Street
George Yep
South 23Rd Street
Marquette University
Eleanor E. Skemp
Mary R. Fay
Fifth Avenue South
Thomas A. Garvey
Lynxville
Palmer A. Peterson
Peter A. Brooks
College of Saint Teresa
Winona
Minn
Rita McGaughey
Elaine Lindrud
Alma
Bernadine Nugent
Prairie du Chien
Northwest To Start Orient Flights July 15
Northwest Airlines announced it will begin passenger mail and cargo service on a new shortcut route through Alaska to Tokyo Shanghai and Manila by July 15. Tokyo Seoul service also starts. The Twin Cities to Tokyo route covers 6251 miles in about 33 hours 5 minutes of air time.
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Northwest Airlines
Alaska
Tokyo
Shanghai
Manila
Seoul
Korea
Croil Hunter
Orient
United States
Aleutian Islands
North Pacific
Asiatic
Hunter
Northwest
Seattle-Tacoma
Twin Cities
Anchorage
Korean Banks to Close Nationwide for Economy
Seoul reports 56 banks and 50 financial associations will shut June 30 to aid the national economy. H B Yun, head of Korea’s finance department, says about 30 percent of 222 branch banks and 57 percent of 401 financial agencies were operating at a loss.
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Seoul
H. B. Yun
Department of Finance
South Korea
Oss
Hamburg Mayor Max Bauer Seeks Self Reliance for Germany
Mayor Max Bauer of Hamburg states Germany should earn its own way and not rely on international charity, rejecting permanent dependence on other nations. He advocates self sufficiency and national sovereignty for economic recovery.
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Germany
Max Bauer
Hamburg
College Seeks Rooms in City for Fall Term Housing
La Crosse Teachers College reports a severe housing shortage with 35 to 40 upper class women and 180 men without rooms for the fall term. Deans Edith Cartwright and Clyde Smith urge local residents to offer rooms now to prevent students from being refused enrollment. Residents are asked to contact the college immediately.
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la Crosse
Jockey Stephen Burlingame Rides Final Race at 80
LA CROSSE Kas The world’s oldest jockey Stephen Levi Burlingame died at 95 after a 60 year career. He rode his last race at 80 in Stafford where the horse fell and he suffered a fractured injury.
Plane crash near Mitu airstrip injures passenger
A Taxi Aereo Airlines plane crashed while landing at Mitu airstrip near the Brazilian border. One passenger suffered fractures. The pilot Clyde William Swan, son of Winter Haven California, was not injured.
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Bogota
Colombia
Taxi Aereo
Mitu
Clyde William Swanson
Winter Haven
Calif
Vocational School Opens Summer Registration
John B. Coleman announces eight weeks of summer sessions from June 16 to August 8 at the La Crosse Vocational and Adult schools. Classes run 7 a.m. to 12 noon and 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in commerce and machine shop, with emphasis on stenography accounting and comptometer work for immediate employability.
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John B. Coleman
la Crosse
College of Commerce
Coleman
Hixon House
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