Social Security Benefits for Young Families in La Crosse
Robert Leggett of the La Crosse Social Security Office promotes a new booklet on survivors and disability protection for young workers and families. It explains potential survivor benefits, disability coverage after five years of work, how to apply, how to check accounts, and financing of Social Security. Free copies are available at 149 S 6th St La Crosse.
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Robert Leggett
la Crosse
Social Security Office
S. 6Th St
Blood made of plasma and cells, a life stream
A reader question explains blood components including plasma, albumin, globulin, and cells. It describes plasma as a straw colored liquid, red cells producing color and carrying oxygen, white cells fighting germs, and the journey of gases through the body. The note also advertises a leaflet on Mexico and the Mexicans from Uncle Ray.
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John Forbes
Mexico
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Tribune
5 City Students Earn Their Degrees
Additional La Crosse graduates from out-of-town institutions include James C. Esposito who earned a bachelor of science in industrial engineering from Newark College of Engineering in Newark New Jersey. Sis ter M Quentin Sheridan earned a Ph D in modern European history and Asian studies from St Louis University. Mary Newburg earned a bachelor of arts in economics from Denison University. Donald H Limberg and William A Torrance completed degrees in engineering at Colorado State University and Purdue University respectively.
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la Crosse
James C. Esposito
Newark College of Engineering
Newark
N.J
M. Quentin Sheridan
Viterbo College
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Mary Newburg
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Donald H. Limberg
Liberty St
Colorado State University
William A. Torrance
N. 23Rd St
Purdue University
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Ray
St. Margaret Mary School
South Euclid
Sears
Monsanto
Vaile
Dacron
Hopsack
Chubbies
Jamaicas
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