Summer playground movie schedule announced in city
E P Hartl, superintendent of recreation, unveiled a lineup of feature films and educational shorts for children at five playgrounds this week through August 11 to 15. Screenings begin at 8 p m or when dark. Cars and bicycles are banned from audience areas.
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E. P. Hartl
Hartl
Hood Street Playground
South Avenue
Washington
St. Andrew
Roosevelt
Hart
Weatherproof barley and oats thrive in colder climates
The article notes that both barley and oats can be grown in climates too cold for wheat, highlighting crop suitability in cooler regions and implying agricultural adaptability for farmers facing lower temperature zones.
Bradfield Unit Opens to Girls For Summer Camp
YWCA and YMCA announce a joint summer camp for girls at Camp Bradfield Black River Falls during June 23 to 30. Norman Mandeher will be camp director and Miss Janet Hayes the program director. Girls ages 8 to 12 may attend for a $15 fee covering room board and bus fare.
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Elmer Haugen
Kathryn Matiak
L. J. Bergerson
H. J. Sleiter
YWCA
Red Feather
Cancer Drive Exceeds Quota in La Crosse County
Mrs. James Kelly reports the American Cancer Society drive raised 8803.12 to date excluding French Island due to floods. La Crosse County’s quota was 5660 with fields showing Bangor 166.50 Onalaska 61.86 Mindoro 168.50 Holmen 422.70 Rockland 39.15 West Salem 562.45 Shelby 521.35 and La Crosse 6860.61.
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James Kelly
American Cancer Society
French Island
Kelly
la Crosse County
Nanny Sherman
la Crosse
B. E. Dellenbach
Margarin e Licensing in Wisconsin Declared Unenforceable
lawmakers note the Wisconsin requirement for licenses and a 6 cent per pound tax on own use margarine imports is a dead letter but no repeal bill moves. Licensing chief Elyon Jones says enforcement is impossible while small importers file reports, and dairy interests push to maintain anti margarine laws amid rising sales and 1750 licensed outlets.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Legislative Council
Robert P. Robinson
Beloit
Illinois
Elyon Jones
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Robinson
Yeoman Third Class Promotion for Navy Ens Thorn ton
Charles E. Thornton USN son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Thorn ton 1817 Jackson St has been advanced to yeoman third class due to fleet-wide rate examinations. He serves with Fleet Air Wings Atlantic an antisubmarine patrol bomber group at Naval Air Station Norfolk Virginia.
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Charles E. Thornton
USN
Richard C. Thornton
Jackson Sr
Fleet Air Wings
Atlantic
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Museums and Gardens Draw About a Million Visitors
About one million people each year visit London’s British Museum and Kew Gardens combining cultural and botanical draws. The traffic underscores London as a top heritage and leisure destination with the two institutions highlighted among the city’s premier attractions.
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British Museum
Kew Gardens
London
Carnivores Rely on Plants In Some Animal Classifications
The article notes many animals labeled as carnivorous derive most of their diet from plants, giving the bear as an example. This challenges strict diet classifications and highlights variability in feeding habits across species.
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Russell-Wright
Tribune
Wallpaper and Paint CO
Avon St
Germany
James W. Kitchen
West Ave
Richard
Robert
Bradfield
Krilium
Gram
Capitol
iSale
Jo Satiate
Community Motors
South Fourth Street
Lacrosse, Wis
Dad
Sbsin
Oy Cady
UMMC
Oie Dairy
EL Wations Fine
Clover Valley Dairy
Grand Crossing Dairy
Betz Dairy
Borden
Caspersen
Dolly Madison Dairies
Holmen
Creamery Ass‘n
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