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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
7
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers questions and answers on varied topics. Entries cover elephant tusks, Lebanon independence, Glenn Miller’s orchestra, Brazil coffee, world water supply, government vs private payroll, baseball umpire attire, beard taxation in England, and glacier surface texture.
Berlin serves as a hub for around 30 Allied intelligence services with many Russian agencies suspected in the mix. Civilians face tension and fear as signs of surveillance and secrecy permeate daily life, while the Berlin Amerika Haus offers American cultural libraries and films to curious Germans wary of registration.
Viterbo College opens its summer session June 22 with courses across theology philosophy education music art speech languages literature sciences sociology political science history home economics and more. Registration is June 21 from 9 to 4. The College of St. Thomas adds two accounting extension courses for teaching bookkeeping in high schools and hospital administration. Engagements include addresses by Bishop John P. Treacy July 23 concerts and lectures, and visiting lecturers from several religious orders. The program features a speech correction lab, new philosophy instructor Rev Joseph Herod, and ontology taught by Rev Henry Lucks. For information contact The Registrar at 815 S. 9th St. US.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau advertises a 32 page booklet Parliamentry Law explaining parliamentary procedure in clear language with examples. Readers can order by sending 25 cents postpaid to Washington DC address using the coupon provided.
Thai police raided three Chinese schools in Bangkok area on Monday seeking Communist propaganda activity. Officers arrested one Thai and 26 Chinese, mainly merchants and teachers, in raids at 100 homes. The Education Ministry closed a Siamese operated school as untrustworthy. Police said the detainees were members of the New Junior Democratic Group, labeled a Communist organization.
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