Aquinas Honors Recipients for 1943 44 Senior Year
Aquinas high school announces numerous awards for the 1943 44 school year. Recipients span academics music drama and service with honors in forensics speech literary work junior cross and newspaper leadership including Rosemary Wurm Patricia Kurtz Ruth Korish Mary Cody and James Roth among many others across chorus orchestra and operetta productions.
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Aquinas High School
Aquinas
Phyllis Eunice Cummings
Marian Patricia Kurtz
Charles Rosemary
William Rudolph
Addis
Lorraine Amundson
Dorothy Arentz
Mary Cody
Jo Anne Conklin
Eloda Graf
Dolores 1
Mary Margaret Felicia Hoffman
Rosemary Wurm
Patricia Kurtz
Ruth Korish
Carroll Wailjasper
Joyce McAnaney
Mary Margaret Havlik
Red Cross
Elaine Addis
Therese Kloss
Marjorie Pielhop
Kathleen Kohlwey
Rita Franczek
Amundson
Colleen Gilles
Dolores Guggenbueh
Dolores Stremcha
Mary Rita Lyons
Mar Bumford
Anita Amundson
Hansen
Bernadine Kavanaugh
Esther Schmidt
Patricia Guggenbuch
LaVern Pinsak
Vir Weibel
Nancy Birnbauman Seitz
Dorothy Shoger
Donald Welch
Peggy Denninger
Queen’s Work
Francis Quinn
Betty Delaney
Jack Garihee
Delores Strembha
Margaret Brody
Mary Lou McCord
Library Service
Josephine Jiracek
Rita McHenry
Dolores Guggenbuehl
Fight By His Side With Extra War Bonds
Milwaukee Wisconsin Walter F Kasten state war finance committee chairman urged county chairmen to start the fifth war loan drive immediately as invasion proceeds with a June 12 date originally set. He urged Wisconsin to exceed its quota and make the state first in the nation to do so.
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Milwaukee
Walter F. Kasten
War Finance Committee
Kasten
Wisconsin
Panel Names War Labor Board to Hear Iron Ore Dispute
The war labor board named a panel that will begin hearings around June 27 on the dispute between the CIO United Steelworkers and 19 iron ore companies in the Lake Superior region. The panel includes labor members and industry reps Thomas M. McCabe of Duluth Minnesota and R C Allen of Cleveland vice president at Oglebay Norton.
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Washington
War Labor Board
CIO
United Steelworkers
Lake Siar
Thomas M. McCabe
Duluth
Pineapple Planting Reaches Record Acreage in Mexico
Mexico records over 800000 acres planted with pineapple this year, setting a national farming milestone. The expansive effort highlights a surge in fruit cultivation and export potential across the region.
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Mexico
Women in WAC Can Choose Job and Duty Station
La Crosse women enlisting in the Women’s Army Corps report that recruits may select their job branch and preferred location before enlistment. The WAC now offers positions across 239 of 628 required Army occupations with scope for specialized training. Enlistees may request first assignment by enlistment area or post. questions answered at the WAC recruiting office 310 Federal Building.
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Army Service Forces
Wac
E. L. Heidenreich
Army
Wacs
Federal Building
Rep MacMurray Named To German Re-Education Panel
Rep Howard J. McMurray of Wisconsin was named to the national committee for re education of German prisoners of war in the United States. Gerhart H. Seger announced the program will be voluntary, with plans for possible compulsory measures discussed for the Geneva convention.
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Washington
Howard J. McMurray
D-Wis
National Committee For
United States
Gerhart H. Seger
Reichstag
Neu Volks-Zeitung
Seger
War Department
Invasion Weather Calmer Dover Strait Brief Report
In Dover strait calmer conditions today with a light variable southwesterly breeze. Cloudy period in the morning gave way to sunny intervals as visibility remained moderate and the temperature hovered just above one. A west-northwest breeze freshened slightly, sea conditions moderate with 3 to 4 miles visibility.
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London
Dover Strait
Viterbo College Sets Summer Session Start June 19
Viterbo College will open a six week summer session June 19 with about 400 Sisters. The program offers 38 courses across religion philosophy education English Latin French art science math history and social and political science. Five outside instructors join the regular faculty for the session. A one day rural life institute will be held July 11 directed by Rev Martin E Schirber under the National Catholic Rural Life Conference. Special lectures and courses cover religious conferences inter American relations and other Catholic topics with music recitals and first aid certificates also offered.
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Viterbo College
Ambrose Heiman
C.pp.s
St. Charlies Seminary
Carthegena
M. Jeanine
Martin E. Schirber
O.S.B
St. John’s University
Collegeville
Minn
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Ambrose Heimann
Joseph Kundinger
St. John’s Parish
Crosse
E. T. Sandoval
S.J
Regisco T
Denver
Sandoval
Miguellro
Mexico
Chickens on Roof Case Ends With Eating Deadline
Joseph Ascaro faced a sanitary code violation for keeping chickens on his New York roof. He told the judge he started with 18, ate six due to complaints, and requested more time to dispose of the remaining 12. The judge granted 13 days to eat or remove them.
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New York
Joseph Ascaro
Fastteeth Denture Powder Promises Secure Fit
Advert says FASTEETH keeps dentures in place during activities like eating talking and sneezing. Claims firm comfortable hold without gummy taste or slipping. Describes alkaline non acid formula that controls odor and denture breath. Available at drug stores.
Chalmers Firm To Buy $16 Million In War Bonds
Walter E. Hawkinson, secretary treasurer of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing, said the board authorized purchasing $16 million in fifth war loan bonds. Funds will be split among nine plant cities including $900,000 for La Crosse and $9,700,000 for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Walter E. Hawkinson
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin 4-H Youths Grow Gardens Amid War Effort
Wake lin McNeel state leader announced more than 9 500 Wisconsin 4 H club youths were actively producing vegetables and fruits. The program aims at national achievement in rural work and food production with Edward Scholz of Watertown named the 1943 state winner.
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Madison
Wis
Wakelin
Ranger Mac
McNeel
Wisconsin
Victory
Edward Scholz
Watertown
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William Klein
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Lorraine Check
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Dorothy Potaracke
Mary Ann Hess
Dolores Ritter
Albert Schedesky
William Reidelbach
Victor Soller
Arnold Stoltz
Jack Weber
American Institute of Launderang
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Erra Ee
Rae
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Women’s Army Corps
Rep. MacMurray
Ladies of the Grail
Lovéland
Holland
Clare Riedl
St. Rose College of Music
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Nols Svon
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