Winneshick 1944 Logan High Yearbook Reveals Staff and Contents
The 1944 Winneshick yearbook from Logan High School features an 80 page red covered volume with sections on administration activities organizations athletics and student index. Editor Hohmann and manager Tom Scholberg lead the staff including Patricia Mahoney Cora Wineke Rodney Martin and A J Bronson as faculty advisers.
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Winneshick
Logan
Hohmann
Tom Scholberg
Gutzke
Patricia
Joyce Betty Joyce Schaefer
Irene
Corrine Johnson
Doris Somersbere
Rose Marie Bernetta Knutson
Iton
Leota Hack
Dorothy Fletcher
Marilyn
Gloria Gunderlock
Robert Johnson
Schnittgrund
Warren Petgxon
Marion Tietz
Mildred Jorgenson
Lois Vaughn
Vivian Smith
Paul Walter Eeen Marker
Joan Aringer
Obert Sports
Rodney Adams
June Frick
Gerald Larson
Ralph Opland
Tone Frohock
Betty Kendham
Patricia Mahoney
Cora Dorothy Wineke
Rodney Martin
A. J. Bronson
Named to committee of Socialist Party in Reading
Walter Oregon of Wisconsin was named to the national executive committee of the Socialist party yesterday for a two year term.
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Socialist Party
Reading
Walter Oregon
Wis
The
Labor News Briefs From Local Hod Carriers and Building Trades
Local No. 140 Hod Carriers and Building Laborers union schedules its annual election for June 6 and notes delegates must be chosen for the OPA conference on June 13. The Fifth War Loan drive runs June 12 to July 8, with a $100 per member bond target and committees to be formed. Horace L. Conway offers help from Milwaukee, and labor groups pledge to edit the 1944 La Crosse Labor Leader. Weekly meetings listed for June 5 and June 6 across multiple locals.
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Labor union meeting schedule listed by date
The notice lists union meetings for Hod Carriers and Building Laborers No. 140 Carpenters and Joiners No. 2001 No. 1143 Plasterers and Cement Finishers No. 257 and other locals with times from 7:30 to 8 p m through June 10 including Meat Cutters and Butchers No. 293 Laundry Workers No 31 Machinists Lodge No 1109 and Federal Labor Union No 18558.
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Carpenters and Joiners, No. 2001, A. m
Federal Labor Union
Bakers
Seek Volunteer Help For Galesville Plant
GALESVILLE Wis Special no facts could be released Monday on plans to employ German prisoners of war for labor in the Galesville canning plant and nearby plants. L S Montgomery superintendent said publicity rules are strict and facts require public relations approval. Labor is critical, especially in the fields and at others. Last year soldier labor came from Camp McCoy. this year such help is not available. He issued an appeal for local volunteers for full or part time work as duties permit.
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L. S. Montgomery
Oiners
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Montgomery
Roosevelt to Speak on Rome Developments Tonight
President Roosevelt will address major networks at 7 30 p m for 15 minutes about Rome developments. Program listings show NBC CBS and Blue networks with varied entertainment and war time broadcasts throughout the evening and into the night.
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Edward G. Robinson
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Russ Morgan
Paul Lavalle
M. Spitalny Orchestra
Paul Winchell
Jerry
Attilio Baggiore
Coast Guard
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Goldbergs
A. A. Beric, Jr
Boston
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Woman's Jury
Johnny Neblett
Women To Outnumber Men In Fall Ballot
Washington census bureau estimates show women age 21 and over may outnumber men in the next presidential election. There are about 600,000 more potential women voters than men of voting age. The figures list men of voting age at 44,043,669 with 7,860,000 in the armed forces.
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Census Bureau
Bidders Sought to Haul Mail on La Crosse Route
The U S seeks proposals for carrying mail on a panel motor vehicle route from La Crosse post office to railroad stations. Proposals must be delivered to the fourth assistant postmaster general in Washington by 10 a m on June 16 1944.
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la Crosse
Post Office Department
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Body Found in Car Near Mauston Likely Heart Attack
Ray Welch, 60, of Antigo, was found dead in his car after it veered off the highway and hit a tree three miles east of Mauston. Juneau County Coroner Clarence Sorenson believes a heart attack caused the crash and said there will be no inquest. Welch ran an insulation and roofing firm and had been working in the area for about three weeks.
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Mauston
Wis
Ray Welch
Antigo
Juneau County
Clarence Sorenson
Walch
International irrigation on Cutbank Pass spreads water to three seas
Water diverted from Cutbank Pass in Glacier National Park feeds three streams that flow toward Hudson Bay the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico respectively.
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Cutbank Pass
Glacier National Park
Hudson Bay
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Bayonet Defines Infantry Identity in U S Combat Roles
The bayonet remains a central tool of infantry and airborne troops, praised as essential for hand to hand combat and versatile in assault insertions. Military notes describe its enduring relevance across forces and missions.
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Bayonets Evolve With Infantry Tactics In Army Tests
The piece notes a shift in US Army bayonet preference toward a 10 inch blade, citing its shorter sturdier design for infantry use. It explains the standard bayonet measures 15.6 inches, has a sharpened lower edge, and a socketed handle fitting the M1 Garand or Springfield .30 caliber rifle. The bayonet also serves many field uses beyond combat.
Graduation Program at La Crosse State Teachers College
The 35th annual commence ment at La Crosse State Teachers College awarded 31 diplomas in the main auditorium. Dr. Elizabeth Jackson of the University of Minnesota delivered the address on Kipling for Teachers, urging graduates to keep poetry and imagination in teaching. Marjorie Masters won highest honors for physical education, with other graduates listed as honors recipients. The ceremony featured an all girls orchestra and performances by the Girls Glee club, concluding with the college hymn.
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la Crosse State Teachers College
la Crosse College
Elizabeth Jackson
University of Minnesota
Kipling
Dr. Jackson
Marjorie Masters
Milwaukee
Beverly Butrem
Carol Johns
la Crosse
Bonnadean Olson
Manston
Orcestra
Bettyla
Ackermann
Marian Stancevic
Jeanne Byrd
West Allis
Beth Koehn
Dorothy Anderson
Cashton
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