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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
14
Eugene Clark and Merle Eeittenberg will receive degrees in business administration and science at 11 30 a m on the Evanston Illinois campus. The 98th annual ceremony will honor 80 graduates from foreign countries and U S territories with honorary degrees to be conferred. The principal speaker is Hon Louis S St Laurent prime minister of Canada.
As part of India's mass education drive a People's college located 11 miles from Delhi will train young villagers in modern sanitation cooperative living and town planning to support the program and spread knowledge.
A driverless truck rolled down Hokah Main Street and struck two cars owned by Phillip Feldmeier and Fred Tschumper. The truck, brake set before the driver ate, moved downhill possibly due to 12 horses aboard. Roger Ender stopped the vehicle after the collision. Driver’s identity not reported.
One hundred eighty seniors form the largest La Crosse State College class in 42 years as Dr. Rexford S. Mitchell presides over degree conferrals. Milwaukee State College president Dr. J Martin Klotsche issues a somber address urging peace and dignity amid world conflicts.
A new Wisconsin law allows mobile amateur radio operators to obtain special registration plates bearing their call letters. The plates, costing one dollar plus the standard fee, require an FCC license and help civil defense efforts. The state must provide sheriffs with annual alphabetized lists of licensees and tags.
Advertisement promotes a denture solution described as cool and comfortable with a simple fitting process. It emphasizes quick relief from denture discomfort and a more secure wear for everyday use.
Asbury Methodist Church and Sunday school Joe will be held at Myrick Park on Sunday June 17 and not on June 10 as previously announced.
Norwich police believe a 59 year old woman died of a heart attack Sunday night after being frightened by a dog that chased her as she walked home from a movie. Captain Joseph L. Gendron identified Elizabeth Butkiewicz of Norwich as the victim.
A local resident refuses to buy a dog license and faces jail as a consequence. Mrs. Shaddock explains the stance while Town Chairman Fred Wolter comments that she is stubborn. The dialogue highlights conflict over municipal dog licensing.
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