Lincoln School Farewell Exercises for 132 Ninth Graders
Lincoln school held farewell exercises Thursday afternoon for 132 ninth graders headed to Central high school next fall. Tom Sholes spoke on class history with other speakers. Geraldine Mitby presented a school history. Jean Hess read a class poem. Juanus Knutson read the class will. Renona Welch sang. Roger Bay played saxophone and Myron Larson trombone. Certificates were given to 16 ninth graders and a $110 gift was presented to the school.
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Lincoln School
Central High School
Tom Sholes
Geraldine Mitby
Jean Hess
Juanus Knutson
Renona Welch
Roger Bay
Myron Larson
John P. Bird
Jean Rice
Bcheo
Luther Allen
Herman Behrens
Ned Bellevue
Norman Ber
James Hanson
Dick Holt
Larryce Gene Huntington
Wallace Hutson
Darrell Iverson
James Jones
Peter Jorgenson
Marvin Jungen
Harold Kuehn
Robert Leitz
Fred Luedke
Robert Marck
Richard Mickschi
Richard Mosher
Larry Nutter
Robert Pengra
Gilbert Scharpt
James Schieikert
Ronald Schroer
James Shaw
Tom Shores
Gene Skaff
Frank Lee Smith
Gene Strittmaier
Eugene Tanke
Knute Tanke
Milo Thompson
Robert Tippy
Lewis Under- Jean Carson
Barbara Finch
Vernadine Fredrickson
Dona Lee Ardythe Grube
Eva Hartwig
Marilyn Herlitzka
Shirley Holmes
Yvonne Homstad
Betty Jones
Reata Kampschroer
Delores K Kjos
Dorothy Kjos
Juan Lockett
Mabel Swuedke
Jacqueline Major
Lorraine Manske
Marian McClanathan
Joyce McLees
Lois Meek
Delores Niemeier
Darlyne Nienast
Donna Olson
Viola Olson
Mary Pasewaldt
Starleen Payne
Edith Peck
Loretta Petley
Joan Steele
Benoit Strauss
Marilyn Stuhr
Beverly Stone
Constance Student
Mavis Stueland
Jeanine Struxness
Irene Viner
Vere Wensole
JoAnne Wienke
Elizabeth Wetchen
Remene Welch
Frances Wolfe
Betty Ee
Juanite Zakem
Wilma Zumech
Marcia Peterson
Maxine Woods
Forth to Be Known as a House Assistant
A brief note states the project will be titled forth and will function as a house assistant. The description outlines the goal of aiding household tasks with lightweight AI.
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Forth
La Crosse Men Graduate From U S Naval Academy
Two La Crosse youths Midshipman Alan Norman Davidson and Midshipman La Vern Adolph Niedfeldt graduate from the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md attending with families Mr and Mrs Davidson and Wilbur Niedfeldt of Mabel Minn present Davidson a Central high school graduate from Wisconsin’s third district pursued wrestling football and rifle expert status while aiming for submarine duty Niedfeldt from Bangor and Viroqua high schools participated in plebe baseball battalion and company football and hoped for aviation duty after graduation
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U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
la Crosse
Alan Norman Davidson
Norman C. Davidson
Adams Street
la Vern
Adolph Niedfeldt
Ments
Niedfeldt
Bangor High School
Viroqua
Naval Academy New School
Norfolk
Naval Academy
Navy
Russia Viewed as World Leader Aim by Majority in Survey
American voters see Russia pursuing imperialist aims to rule the world rather than mere defense. Sixty percent call Russia a ruling power threat with 58 percent labeling it imperialism, across occupations like white collar business and farmers.
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Russia
Princeton
WN. J
Institute
Protec- No Business Powertion Opin
Sunday Services In Rural Churches
Rural churches list Sunday activities with Kenneth R. Torvik as pastor. Services include Sunday school times at Lewis Valley Halfway and Halfway Creek. Offerings fund church buildings. Luther League and women’s groups meet. cradle roll program planned. no Holmen Brotherhood meeting June 10. Biennial federation meeting in Minneapolis June 11–13. Church calendar notes no Holmen parish services on June 16. North Bend Mindoro Presbyterian and Trinity Evangelical mention programs and Vacation Bible School starting June 10.
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Kenneth R. Torvik
Lewis Valley
Halfway
Holmen
Halfway Creek
Luther League
Fred Burrows
Melvin Granum
Francis Adams
C. B. Johnson
Anna J. Johnson
Agnes Nelson
Women’s Missionary Federation
Minneapolis
Luther League Bible Camp
Chetek
E. W. Griffith
D.D
North Bend
Norwegian and English church services in Upper and Lower Coom Valleys
In Upper Coom Valley at 8 a.m. the Norwegian services are held with a 2:30 p.m. middle service. A ladies' aid meeting is scheduled in the hall on June 13 hosted by Mmes. Oscar and Einar Anderson. In Lower Coom Valley the schedule lists Norwegian services at 10:45 a.m. and English services at 8 p.m., with Luther League at 8 p.m. featuring speaker Ray Martin and lunch served.
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H. O. Bach
Upper Coon Valley
Mmes
Oscar and
Einar Anderson
Lower Coon Valley
Luther League
Ray Martin
A C Workers Hold Meeting in LA on Strike
Allis Chalmers production workers from local union No 1424 CIO plan a 10 am Saturday meeting at Pioneer Labor hall Fifth avenue and Market street to hear their side of the April 30 strike. George Sarazin says there was no management invitation to negotiate and cites doubt of good faith in talks.
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CIO
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Pioneer Labor Hall
Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Robert Ludvik
Vik
George Sarazin
Truman
Sarazin
West Allis
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Robert Buse
Uaw-Cio
Buse
Milwaukee Auditorium
Tokyo Furosha drift through streets amid postwar ruin
A Tokyo correspondent describes Furosha the drifting poor numbering about 700 in a city of 3.7 million. They sleep in parks and depots, beg work, and scavenge food while some Soldiers and locals show mixed sympathy and aid.
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Tokyo
Motoshige Sakurai
Sakurai
Camp Grant Barracks Looting Ties Suspect to Robbery
Beloi t Police Chief R W Blumer said a man wounded after police tried to question him over the Camp Grant NL robbery was identified as seen near the camp before the barracks were looted. His name did not match his ID while officers found stolen property on him. Detectives shot him as he fled to the station. money and jewelry were taken from officers’ quarters. The Argentine government urged using the one fee corn crop for fuel.
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Beloit —i
R. W. Blumer
Camp Grant
Blumer
R. L. Timmins
German Jewel Hoard Sought After Theft at Kronberg Castle
Kronberg Germany June 7 1946 Countess von Hesse says US Army officials told the family last year the 1.5 million dollar crown jewels were safe in American hands. The jewels reportedly moved to Frankfurt but could not be located two months ago and an army note said only that the items were removed last Nov 6 from the castle basement. The countess recalls Americans in charge of the castle and questions whether the jewels were insured.
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Kronberg
Germany
Countess von Hesse
Queen Victoria
House of Hesse
U. S. Army
Kronberg Castle
Hesse
Frankfurt
Sophie of Hesse
La Follette Charges Congress Discriminates On St Lawrence Project
Senator La Follette accuses Congress of bias against the Midwest by delaying action on the 60 million dollar St Lawrence sea way and power project. His speech, read by Herman Ekern at the Great Lakes Harbors association meeting, cites regional development disparity. A stray line notes a camel moving slowly.
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Chicago
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Wis
Congress
Midwest
St. Lawrence Seaway
Herman Ekern
Wisconsin Deep Waterways Commission
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
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