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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

4

Brownie Scouts Plan Fly Up Ceremony At Park

Brownie Scouts gather at Myrick Park for the annual Fly Up program featuring a candlelight ceremony. Sixty Brownies eligible to become Girl Scouts will receive wings from leaders as older Girl and Senior Scouts help with games. Refreshments follow and parents are invited. rain moves the event to the park shelter.

Myrick Park D. B. Donaldson Fly Up Council

Birthday of Grover Aloysius Whalen Highlighted

Grover Aloysius Whalen born June 2, 1886 on New York Citys Lower East Side son of a general contractor left law school after his fathers death to run the business. He backed John F Hylan for mayor became Hylans secretary rose to chief posts and Wanamakers general manager served as Jimmy Walkers city greeter and later police commissioner planned New York 1939 Worlds Fair and chaired its presidency. Mayor LaGuardia gave him key wartime posts and Elmer Davis praised his prominence in New York society.

Grover Aloysius Whalen New York Lower East Side John F. Hylan Hylan Wanamaker Jimmy Walker LaGuardia Elmer Davis London Grover Alen

Court blocks SEC bid against Otis in Kaiser Frazer case

U S circuit court of appeals rules the Securities and Exchange Commission cannot proceed on collusion charges against Otis & Co in the Kaiser Frazer stock issue collapse. The ruling allows action on other grounds while withholding a possible injunction pending new evidence from the SEC. The dispute centers on a $10 million Kaiser Frazer underwritten issue and related lawsuits between Otis and Masterson.

Washington U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Otis and Co Kaiser-Frazer Corporation James Masterson Philadelphia SEC Cleveland Otis Masterson Kaiser - Frazer Kaiser-Frazer Otis & Co Court of Appeals Commission

Islamic college to offer Mecca scholarships in Siam

Bangkok reports the Sia mese ministry of education finds many Muslim citizens in the south unaware they share privileges with others. A special Islamic college will be established here with scholarships for promising students to study in Mecca, Arabia.

Bangkok Ministry of Education Siam Mecca Arabia

Air Forces Seek Unified Aircraft Type System

The air force and navy are negotiating a common designation method to replace varied existing schemes. A proposed approach combines elements from both systems and maintains basic letter codes like B for bomber.

Washington Air Force Navy

Central High Honors Thirteen Students in Latin Awards

Thirteen Central High School Latin students received achievement certificates at a Wednesday assembly for outstanding work on the 18th annual nationwide Latin examinations. Principal G D Scott presented the awards, with Doris Meyer earning top honors and a gold field pin at the June 9 commencement.

Central High School G. D. Scott Association For the Promotion of Study of Doris Meyer Addi Sally Grosskoff Russ Johnson Donald Markos Carole Dittman Richard Bunt Reg Martin Jack Schoenenberger Richard Vance Lu van Zandt Mary Scott

Britisher To Manage Metropolitan Opera Appointment Made In New York

A British music impresario named Rudolf Bing, 47, currently artistic director of the Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama, was appointed managing director of the Metropolitan Opera. He will take over next year, replacing Edward Johnson who retires June 1, 1950. El Salvador in Central America is feeding cows on coffee.

New York Metropolitan Opera Rudolf Bing Tor Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama Bing Edward Johnson The Metropolitan el Salvador Central America

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