College Group Finishes 10th Acting Season at La Crosse State
The La Crosse State College acting group completes its 10th season with a diverse program including Angel Street Blithe Spirit The Corn Is Green and She Stoops to Conquer. Plans for the 1947 48 season are under consideration with titles such as The Rivals The Magnificent Yankee Little Abner Barrel of Wimpole Street You Touched Me Skin of Our Teeth Joan of Lorraine Joyous Season and Peter Pan among possibilities. Roles are awarded by try out and all college divisions are represented in productions.
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College drama season tickets issued for 1947 48
Director Marie Park Toland completes ninth season as head of the group with Robert Frederick assisting as co director for Blithe Spirit and She Stoops To Conquer. Toland praised for The Corn Is Green role. Season tickets now available guaranteeing four admissions to three major productions and a possible fourth. Tickets may be obtained at the college or reserved by calling No 49.
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Marie Park Toland
Robert Frederick
Dr. Toland
Miss Moffet
Man Dies in Wisconsin Car Crash at Guard Rail
Shelton Schwandt, 32, was killed Monday near Markesan Wisconsin when his car veered off the road and struck a guard rail. A 10 foot plank pierced his body according to Sheriff Joseph Walker.
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Sheldon Schwandt
Joseph Walker
Major Hoople Style Scribbles Create Odd Patchwork
Nonsensical OCR fragment presents random phrases about a character named Major Hoople and unrelated notes on inlays repairs and a tin concert pitch described as a comprehensive tunnel plan. The readable bits imply humorous or nonsensical newspaper filler without a clear event or structured report.
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights By The Associated Press
A detailed listing of NBC CBS and ABC broadcasts for the evening and next day. Highlights include NBC programs such as Date With Judy and Bob Hope Specials, ABC Boston Pops Concert and Rex Maupin Music, CBS Kate Smith Speaking and Perry Mason Detects, with midday and late night slots across stations.
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Judy
Cbs
Mel Biene
Studio One
ABC
Rex Maupin
Museum of Modern Music
Warden
U. S.-Canada
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Bob Ripley
America
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Kate Smith
Perry Mason
Sinatra
Betty Crocker
Paul Whiteman
Cliff Edwards
Henry Morgan
Ben Alexander
Frances Langford Leads New Coffee Time Cast This Summer
Frances Langford headlines the summer Coffee Time on WKBH NBC with Carmen Dragon and Tobe Reed replacing Burns and Allen for 13 weeks. The listing notes Langford’s radio schedule and other shows on NBC network and local time slots.
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Wkbhnbc
Carmen Dragon
Hollywood
Tobe Reed
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Dairyland To Hold Meeting At Alma Conference
More than 300 visitors are expected for the annual Dairyland Power cooperative meeting in Alma. E. J. Stoneman, acting general manager, says the event will include members from 25 co op plants and guests from other rural electrical units in Wisconsin. The program starts at 10 a m with a post noon tour of the $4 million steam plant. Clyde P. Ellis of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association will speak. he formerly served as a U S congressman from Arkansas.
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E. J. Stoneman
Wisconsin
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National Rural Electrical Cooperative Association
United States
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
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Washington, D. C
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Composer Darewski Dies in London at 64
Russian born composer and band leader Herman Darewski died at his home on Monday after a heart attack. His works included music for revues and popular songs such as Whispering and Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers.
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London
Herman Darewski
Darewski
Susie
Squids Adapt Color by Expanding Spots on Body
The study notes squids alter appearance not by pigment change but by expanding visible body spots. This color shift serves as a quick camouflage response to surroundings. Researchers observed the mechanism across several species, highlighting sensory and ecological implications.
Magic artist Don Jacobs to perform at Youth for Christ rally
Don Jacobs, a familiar figure to New York churches, will appear at the Vocational school auditorium tonight for the Youth for Christ program. The rally, sponsored by the Christian Business Men's committee, promises magic sermons that draw reality, group singing, chalk drawing, missionary challenges, and a message by a noted writer.
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New York
Don Jacobs
Vocational School
Youth For Christ
Christian Business Men's Committee
Midshipman Shimshak Receives Navy Athletic Award
At ceremonies in Tecumseh Court Annapolis Md on June 2 1947 Midshipman Richard E Shimshak son of Edward J Shimshak of 957 West Avenue South was presented the navy varsity athletic award for his participation on the navy football team He earned the award by appearing in two thirds of the games and logging at least one fifth of the total playing time.
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Tecumseh Court
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Richard E. Shimshak
Edward J. Shimshak
West Avenue South
Navy
Shimshak
Judiciary Committee Approves Lukaszewicz U.S. Marshal Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday approved the nomination of Anton J. Lukaszewicz to be U.S. marshal for eastern Wisconsin.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Anton J. Lukaszewicz
U. S. Marshall
Wisconsin
Help Provide Bright Future For Children Campaign
La Crosse county seeks funds for the Children's Service Society to aid boys and girls in need. Under Harold F. Stein, the sponsoring committee aims to secure support to offer foster care and adoption assistance through eight district offices and juvenile authorities. Donations go to Paul J. Morris, 405 South Third Street, to provide happier futures and buy savings bonds.
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Children’s Service Society
la Crosse County
Harold F. Stein
Paul J. Morris
South Third Street
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Inglewood mailer seeks men to sell new electric mouse and roach traps nationwide. No experience needed. Earn from $750 to $1500 monthly as独 own boss. Free information offered. Address Inglewood Co 901 So Grevillea Inglewood.
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America
Inglewood , Co
Grevillea
Inglewood
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