Teachers College Summer Session Opens with Broad Program
Registration for the Teachers College summer session runs Monday from 8 30 a m to 12 noon and 1 30 to 5 p m Classes begin Tuesday and run June 14 to July 22 with a Fourth of July break Final exams are July 21 and 22 Students new to the college should report to room 209 to confirm status and those previously enrolled should contact their advisors A wide range of clinics discussions and institutes will accompany the regular curriculum including a new community sociology course led by Walter Thoresen and a seven day professional relations institute June 22 23 Lectures by noted educators and practical courses in elementary rural and secondary education are planned with opportunities for field work and two credit options for certain courses
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Teachers College
Potter
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Jessie Caldwell
Alice Drake
Oljiga Brewer
Mauree Applegate
W. J. Wittich
Ann Thomas
Alice de Bower
Myrtle Trowbridge
E. L. Waiters
Theodore Rovang
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Alvida Ahlstrom
Edgar Knowlton
Emerson G. Walling
Ruth Anderson
Walter Thoresen
Coulee
Arthur Hebberd
Illie
Schlumberger) Gregg
E. W. Dolch
University of Illinois
Dolch
Recognized Composer Receives Kenosha High School Diploma
Edwin J. Stringham 68, longtime composer now in Chapel Hill, N C, earned his Kenosha high school diploma during a 100th birthday alumni banquet. He had delayed graduation for a history credit but later earned degrees from Northwestern University and others, with a prolific career as composer, editor, and author credited in Who's Who.
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Kenosha
Wis
Edwin 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
GI University
Biarritz
France
Fire Outlook Serious Forces Forest Closure in Wisconsin
A. E. Swanke of Tigerton Wisconsin owner of 12000 acres timber land urged Chief Forest Ranger Heil H. Le May to close the northeast Wisconsin forest area to fishermen. He cites lack of rainfall making fire outlook serious and urges action Monday.
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Tomahawk
Wis
Wisconsin
A. E. Swanke
Tigerton
Heil H. le May
Swanke
Whaling Fleet Counts Around Two Thousand Vessels
About 2000 tons of American whaling vessels are currently in operation, reflecting the scale of the maritime industry and its ongoing activity in whaling regions.
Navy Flyer Rescued After Lake Michigan Crash
Lieut. Joseph Quirk 25 Chicago was rescued after his plane crashed into Lake Michigan during a routine training flight from Glenview base. A cabin boat reached the scene offshore and Quirk was taken aboard along with John Hernday owner and Marguerite Cleaves a nurse who gave first aid. Quirk was hospitalized for head injury and shock.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Joseph Quirk
Chicago
Quirk
Glenview
John Hernday
Marguerite Cleaves
Kochs Die in Home From Natural Causes in Madison
Wilbert F. Koch 52, a retired Madison firefighter, and his 88 year old father Frederick died of natural causes in their Madison home. The son found his father after midnight Sunday and later was found dead himself. A 1938 note recalls the mother and sister dying within days of each other.
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Madison
Wis
Wilbert F. Koch
Frederick
David Atwood
Dane County
Koch
Wilbert
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