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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1947

Page

5

69 College Seniors Receive Diplomas At Program Today

Commencement exercises at La Crosse Teachers College honor 69 graduates in 38th annual ceremony. Dr Chester Newtun of Platteville State Teachers College will speak on A Dr Rexford Mitchell will present degrees. Seventy names include 17 in secondary education, 9 in elementary, rural and physical education divisions. February and summer 1946 graduates receive honors. Ushers are junior women. a reception follows for graduates and parents.

la Crosse Teachers College la Crosse College Chester O. Newtun Platteville State Teachers College la Crosse Rexford Mitchell Xfolte

Worms as local bait draw protection move

In Salem Massachusetts sea worms from Collins cove fetch ten cents each in some markets. City Councilman James J Muse announced approval to appoint protection for the worms against poachers to safeguard this valuable bait source.

Salem Mass Collins Cove James J. Muse

London group plans African safaris for American hunters

A London organization arranges hunting photography and study safaris from Nairobi Kenya and aims to interest Americans in hunting lions elephants leopards rhinos and zebras, promoting guided trips and wildlife observation opportunities.

London Nairobi Kenya

West Point Lieutenant Steinborn Receives Army Commission

Richard J. Steinborn son of Mrs. Clara Steinborn of 1702 Jackson Street earned his commission as lieutenant in the United States Army during the West Point exercises in June. A Central High School graduate, he also studied at La Crosse State Teachers College and the University of Wisconsin. He spent 19 months in the Army before receiving his appointment to West Point, and will serve in the corps of engineers. At West Point he was on the honor committee and active with the Camera Club.

Richard J. Steinborn Clara Steinborn Jackson Street United Sates Army West Central High School la Crosse State Teachers College University of Wisconsin Military Academy Army Corps of Engineers West Point Lieut. Steinborn Camera Club

Recreation Band To Meet Tuesday Night

E. P. Hartl city recreation director announces the senior summer recreation concert band will rehearse Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Washburn school auditorium Ninth and Main streets. Open to regular high school band members graduates and college age musicians. Directed by Frank Italiano Logan high school band director. Plans include outdoor summer concerts to be announced later.

E. P. Hartl Washburn School Ninth Main Streets Frank Italiano Logan

Japanese School Letters Reach Chicago Commerce Group

The Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry received letters from Japanese schoolchildren eager to visit with American peers. One letter begins with a polite greeting asking about the weather and saying good afternoon and good bye, reflecting earnest cultural exchange.

Chicago Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry

Betelgeuse Size Not the Heavens’ Largest Star

Betelgeuse measures 273000000 miles across yet remains not the largest star in the visible heavens, as astronomical records point to other stars surpassing its diameter. This fact highlights the surprising variety in stellar scales among celestial bodies observed from Earth.

Cab Company Here Receives Radio Permit

City Car taxicab system receives FCC license to operate a two way radio dispatching network. Adolf Schneider says shipment of equipment begins this week and service starts this month. La Crosse becomes fourth Wisconsin city with the system joining Madison Oshkosh and Waukesha. Call letters W9XTV assigned to City Car and its 12 mobiles. Radio dispatch enables constant contact between cars and the office, boosting trip capacity and reducing dead mileage for faster service.

Federal Communications Commission Adolf Schneider Schneider la Crosse Madison Oshkosh Waukesha

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