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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1951
Page
11
The May jail list shows 75 detained for disorderly conduct and related offenses, with charges including drunkenness, public intoxication, reckless driving, and aiding delinquency. The month ends with 32 in custody, 20 men, eight women, four minors, and a yearly total of 97 registered. 1951 total 384 versus 436 in 1950.
The La Crosse council faces a busy agenda with minor items and a key measure to label Grade A milk sold in the city and require dairy equipment updates. Also on the docket are sewer lift station financing, potential sanitary district creation, street paving and sidewalk projects, curb and gutter assessments, parking restrictions, storm sewer plans, water-main permissions, sewer-service study, and several zoning changes plus parking limits and a stop and go signal proposal.
Birth announcements show new daughters and sons for families in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Names include Raymond Good Henthorne Marvin Statshen Gayhard Reppe Rudie Rudie Perley Nickle Nienow Felt and others with multiple June dates and residence locations such as Green Bay Street Westby Ward avenue and Apt 24 A.
The La Crosse high school senior Hemker is awarded a science honor after a committee selects him based on biology, chemistry, physics grades and overall academic standing. The award supports further education in science and is tied to scholarship results.
Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis forecast a record tourist year in the ninth district covering Minnesota North and South Dakota the upper peninsula of Michigan and western Wisconsin. Prospects hinge on high incomes and credit restraint limiting other purchases as well as uncertainties over tires and gas. Glacier National Park Montana drew 300 000 visitors in 1949 andoutsized revenue. out of state visitors to South Dakota spent about 66 million. Minnesota hosts about 4 000 resorts with most facilities reserved for July activity.
Jefferson couple P Antony and Jeanette Leis receive licenses while Ivan Hutcheson and Dorothy Manley of Sheldon also wed after obtaining licenses. In La Crosse, Robert Schaefer of 2007 South is noted as having married in Onalaska on June 9.
New York notes Igor Gorin a Vienna born baritone follows a Western music path becoming a singing cowboy entertainer without Met Opera graduation. He recalls being inspired as a schoolboy by American cowboy songs after seeing a western film. he moved to New York fleeing Europe and later pursued western tunes with wife Mary Smith, splitting time between radio and concert stages.
Educators from the United States and Canada attend the Midwest Junior High School conference at the University of Wisconsin Memorial Union on the Badger campus. The event, sponsored by Wisconsin Junior High School Administrators association, state department of public instruction and UW education, covers administration processes and preadolescent education issues.
Sparta births 739 and marriages 107. deaths 154 reported by city vital statistics. The figures are cited from the state board records.
Gorin, a colorful baritone known from Broadway and Hollywood, plans a rootin sashay at the Emerald Valley ranch in Colorado. He is also a composer with 12 published songs and belongs to the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers.
Mrs. O G Birkeland named president of the Music Mothers club at Whitehall High School succeeding Mrs Basil Erickson. Mrs Herness becomes resident succeeding Mrs Alfend seer rs Mattson and Mrs S B Ivers takes over as treasurer succeeding Mrs E L.
The floor of Death Valley measures 275 feet below sea level, marking extreme low elevation in the basin. The article notes the notable depth and surrounding desert geography.
Leonore and other experienced teachers report to Emery Leamer in room 2. Education students must report to rooms 205 206 109 212 213. Registration assistance will be provided by a long list of staff including Rhea Pederson Millard Mur Leonore Wilson Emma Lou Lider Margaret Oleson Marjorie Smith Leamer Leon Miller Ann Thomas E L Walters Emerson Walling Alice Drake Olga Brener Betty Lester Steinhoff Muhl Walter Thoresen Carlin Dahler Arnold Temte Ernest Gershion Robert Moval Lawrence Hagar and Marie Ali at La Crosse State College business office.
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