Visual Show By Oil Expert On Fire Story
Dr Llewellyn Heard research chemist for Standard Oil of Indiana will present The Story of Fire to Kiwanis Optimist Rotary clubs at Hotel Stoddard. He demonstrates laboratory experiments with smoke rings green flames and minor explosions to explain combustion and catalysts in layman's terms.
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Llewellyn Heard
Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Kiwanis Club
Optimist Club
Rotary Club
Stoddard
Chemical Week
Heard
Dr. Heard
La Crosse Chosen For Wisconsin Postal Clerks Meeting
La Crosse was selected as the convention city for the Wisconsin Federation of Post Office Clerks and its women's auxiliary for 1956. The award followed the June 5-7 state meeting in Madison. Rep. Gardner Withrow spoke at the banquet attended by about 200, praising postal workers and union recognition efforts.
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Withrow
Martin Scullin
la Crosse
Women’s Auxiliary
NFPCC
Madison
Harry Beier
Ernest Deitrich
Robert Sp
Engine Heats Building Sparks Still Not Moving
Three men stoke a railroad locomotive’s fire box around the clock but the engine does not move. Allen Industries, which processes tarpaulins, leased the engine from Illinois Central Railroad for heating the building in Marion New Providence.
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Marion
N. P
Allen Industries
Illinois Central Railroad
Wisconsin 99th graduation set for June 20
About 2,300 UW students will receive bachelor's and higher degrees at the 99th commencement June 20. Total UW degrees reach 96,300 in 103 years. 72 percent are men and 28 percent women, with 35 percent veterans and 28 percent married.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s
L. J. Lins
Office of Statistics and Research
Prof. Lins
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
U. S.S
Lins
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BAYON
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