Socialized Medicine Talk Set by John W McPherrin in La Crosse
John W McPherrin editor of American Druggist speaks at 8 p m June 12 in the Vocational School auditorium La Crosse on how socialized medicine may affect individuals. The event is free with open discussion to follow. program chairman Dr George Ridout says attendees may ask any questions about health insurance and Truman era programs.
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John W McPherrin
New York Magazine
la Crosse
Great Britain
George Ridout
West Avenue South
Canute Water Dominates Hair Coloring Markets
A humorous claim that a skin test is unnecessary and that Canute Water leads sales in major cities across the country, with the assertion that it is harmless at a prominent American university.
Barbershoppers From Lakes District Picnic Attend La Crosse Event
Barbershop quartets swell into mass choirs from 25 to 75 as the Lakes district contest and picnic come to Memorial Field La Crosse on June 24 with 58 Wisconsin Minnesota and Ontario groups invited. Madison defends title. four Chicago judges will rate performances in a four to six minute window.
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Land O’ Lakes
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barbershoe Quartet Singing In America, Inc
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Canada
West Bend
Ashland
Wau
Memorial Field
Myrick Park
Spebsqsa
Civil Aeronautics Board member warns on travel impact
Pasadena speech quotes Har Old Jones saying open air travel between the United States and Russia would threaten Stalin's dictatorship. He argues 100000 Americans visiting Russia would undermine the FBI's narrative about New York killings and weaken Soviet control.
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Pasadena
Calif
Harold Jones
Civil Aeronautics Board
Russia
United States
Stalin
FBI
New York
Truman Aide Lineup Spans Wide Range of Ages
A profile of the Truman administration’s policy planners shows ages from 32 to 73. It highlights figures such as Vice President Barkley, Chief Justice Vinson, Sam Rayburn, Cyrus S. Ching, George M. Elsey, and cabinet leaders including Acheson Hoffman Tobin and Ewing. The piece notes distinct ideological strands from cautious economic orthodoxies to hard boiled partisan governance and internationalist and leftist wings.
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Barkley
Fred M. Vinson
Sam Rayburn
House
Cyrus S. Ching
Mediation and Conciliation Service
George M. Elsey
Mr. Truman
White House
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
James E. Webb
Army
Frank Pace, Jr
John R. Steelman
J. Howard McGrath
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Interior
Oscar C. Chapman
Labor
Maurice J. Tobin
Dean Acheson
Defense
Louis A. Johnson
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Oscar R. Ewing
Federal
Leon Keyserling
English noble converts estate to girls finishing school
Sir Edmund Paston-Bedingfeld plans Oxburgh Hall becoming a girls finishing school with Lady Paston-Bedingfeld teaching. The 500 year old, 100 room hall sits in a 4000 acre estate. They will dredge the moat to create an ideal swimming pool.
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King’s Lynn
England
Edmund Paston - Bedingfeld
Lady Paston-Bedingfeld
Oxburgh Hall
Big Picnic Month Looms for La Crosse Parks
La Crosse parks prepare for June picnics with 53 reservations at Myrick shelter house and other venues. The schedule lists Girl Scout meetings, church groups, gun clubs, stationing at shelters, day camps, and community clubs across June with multiple groups every day.
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la Crosse
Park Department
Tri-State Gun Club
Myrick
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Shelter House
Bank
Trane Co Glee Club
James Terry
Wesley Methodist Sunday School
St. Paul’s Sunday School
Morman Coulee
First Ee
Houska Park
Boy Scouts Troop
E. O. Meinert
Girl Scouts Day
Gateway Glass Co. Employes
Scams Family
Girl Scouts
Wesley Methodist
Junior Association of Commerce
Optimist Club
St. Francis Alumni Association
Soil Conservation
Myrick Park
First Lutheran
St. John’s Parochial Pta
Copeland Park
Reserve Officers Association
Gun Club
Hamilton School
Shel
First Capitol Hall where Washington Took Oath
After the Constitution, the first Capitol of the United States stood at Federal Hall at Wall and Broad Streets in New York City. On April 30 1789 George Washington was inaugurated there.
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The
United States
Federal Hall
Wall and
Broad Streets
New York City
George Washington
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