Teachers College Summer Session Starts Tuesday
Teachers College summer session runs June 1 to July 22 with a break for the Fourth of July. Registration Monday from 8 30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 30 to 6 p.m. Examinations July 21 and 22. Faculty and advisors listed by department will assist students to prepare their programs. A wide program includes clinics discussions and institutes with visiting educators.
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Teachers College
I Solidar
Teacher's College
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Jessie Caldwell
Alice Drake
Bulding
Olga Brewer
Mauree Applesgate
Six Week Sociology Institute Under Walter Thoresen
A six week sociology course directed by Walter Thoresen will offer field work visits to plants governmental units and social agencies in the Coulee Region. It runs two two week periods plus two three week rural refresher shops with full time attendance and two credits.
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Walter Thoresen
Coulee
Arthur Hebberd
Tillie (Schlumberger) Gregg
Wisconsin
E. W. Delch
University of Ilinois
Deleh
Navy Flyer Rescued After Lake Michigan Crash
Navy Lieut. Joseph Quirk, 25, Chicago, was rescued after his training plane crashed into Lake Michigan off Milwaukee during a routine exercise with eight Glenview planes. A cabin boat retrieved him. nurse Marguerite Cleaves rendered first aid before transfer to hospital with a head injury.
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Navy Flyer
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Joseph Quirk
Chicago
Quirk
Glenview
John Hernday
Marguerite Cleaves
Father and son found dead in Madison home
Wilbert F. Koch, 52, a retired Madison firefighter, and his 8-year-old father Frederick were found dead in their home Sunday. Dane County coroner Dr. David Atwood attributed both deaths to natural causes. The son located his father after midnight and notified a friend, leading neighbors to discover the son also deceased. An earlier note says Wilbert’s mother and sister died within days of each other in 1838.
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Madison
Wis
Wilbert F. Koch
Frederick
David Atwood
Dane County
Koch
Wilbert
Recognized Composer Receives Kenosha High Diploma
Kenosha native J Stringham, 68, now of Chapel Hill, NC, was awarded his high school diploma at an alumni banquet celebrating the school’s 100th birthday. He has earned a bachelor of music from Northwestern, doctorates from Denver and Cincinnati, studied in Rome, and Munich, and is a retired composer and music editor.
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Kenosha
Wis
Nowin J. Stringham
Kenosha High School
Stringham
Chapel Hill
N. C
F. E. Conner
Northwestern University
University of Denver
University of Cincinnati
Royal Academy of Rome
Italian Academy
University of Munich
Mu[ste
Notable scholar earns Kenosha high school diploma
A figure associated with nine editions of Who's Who, author and editor of twenty publications, and organizer of the GI university in Biarritz France now holds a diploma from Kenosha high school.
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GI University
Biarritz
France
Kenosha High School
Fire Outlook Serious Closes Wisconsin Forest Area
A. E. Swanke of Tigerton requests Chief Forest Ranger Heil Le May to close a northeast Wisconsin forest area to fishing due to a dry spell. Swanke owns 12,000 acres of timberland and cites lack of rainfall as making the fire outlook serious. There are about 2,000 tons of American whaling vessels in operation at present.
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Tomahawk
Wis
Wisconsin
A. E. Swanke
Tigerton
Heil H. le May
Swanke
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