Educational institute to discuss children's problems at Teachers College
The Professional Relations Institute at Teachers College hosts a two day conference with workshops by Dr. Douglas Parry of the University of Wisconsin and Dr. Carl H. Waller of Madison along with other speakers. The event focuses on home influences, youth welfare, and diagnostic testing for WWII veterans and high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Famerrow
Douglas Parry
Department of Child Development
School of Education
University of Wisconsin
Carl H. Waller
public _ school system of
Madison
Parry
U. S. Army
University of Utah
Bureau of Child Guidance
Southern Illinois University
Waller
Stout Institute
Wausau
Wisconsin High School
J. Havarst
Niversity of Chicago
Theo
Dore Brameld
University of Minnesota
Ralph Ojemann
Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Jean Talbot
Winona Teachers College
Lenore Wilson
Mills College
John Duffy
Bureau of Handicapped Children
Fred Hyslop
la Crosse First
Wisconsin Assembly approves measure outlawing public utility strikes
Madison report says the Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill by 48 to 31 outlawing strikes in public utilities with fines up to 250 dollars or a year in jail for workers and similar penalties for employers who lock out staff. The measure requires compulsory arbitration and sets up panels under the employment relations board. The bill now goes to the Senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assem
Assembly
Senate
Rennebohm
Employment Relations Board
Tca
Wisconsin Assembly
Washington
Dodge County
Brown County
No. 302 Annoying Habits Offers Parental Guidance
A mother corrects a four year old for using scissors to cut a table scarf and then relents, learning punishment should stand but must not undercut its effect. The piece discusses balancing discipline with parental warmth and cites Dr. Patri n’s No 302 booklet “Annoying Habits” for readers seeking guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Mother
Patri
New York 19
Fall Festival Plans In La Crosse Set For Sept
Tentative plans outline a Fall Festival to run September 11 through 13 sponsored by La Crosse merchants and the La Crosse trade area. Sam Fellows handles street and building decorations while a one hour stage show features local talent. Ray Plama Victor Bunt and Arnold Trimble oversee prize awards totaling 400 to 500. Everett Hance, Chamber of Commerce secretary, says 27 4 H clubs will assemble merchant window displays for prizes. Final plans to be discussed at a 9 30 a m meeting next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuiay
la Crosse
Sam Fellows
Ray Plama
Victor Bunt
Arnold Trimble
George Hemname
Everett Hance
Chamber of Commerce
Choir Presents Special Music Service at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church choir led by Mrs Harry Worth with organist Mrs Calvin Thatro offers a special music program Sunday at 10 45 a m The choir will be joined by children’s voices and young people attending summer conferences will be commissioned at the morning service Chetek Camp Galilee and the Westminster Fellowship General Assembly at Grinnell Ia are among listed events The public is invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Worth
Calvin Thatro
Chetek
Camp Galilee
Westminster Fellowship General Assembly
Grinnell
Truman Veto Sparks House Labor Bill Clash
President Truman faces strong pushback as House leaders insist on enacting the labor bill veto or no veto. Rep Hartley says the bill will become law despite his objections. Hallick accuses Truman of aligning with radical Democrats as divisions widen within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
House
Senate
Rep. Hartley
R-Nj
House Labor Committee
Halleck
Indiana
Ae Wallace
Wallace
Penna eliminates Hogan from PGA in Detroit match
Defending champion Ben Hogan was eliminated from the PGA National Golf tournament by Toney Penna of Cincinnati, 3 and 1. Penna played the 17 holes seven under par. Early survivors include Dick Metz Sam Snead Ky Laffoon Gene Sarazen Henry Ransom Johnny Bulla Claude Harmon Vic Ghezzi Jim Milward Herman Barron Jim Turnesa and Clarence Doser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ben Hogan
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Dick Metz
Chicago
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Ky Laffoon
Gene Sarazan
Henry Ransom
Johnny Bulla
Claude Harmon
Vic Ghezzi
Jim Milward
Herman Barron
Jim Turnesa
Clarence Doser
Woman In Galesville Takes Her Own Life
Mrs. Frank Wall, 69, long ill, drowned herself in a bathtub Thursday morning in Galesville Trempealeau County Coroner M A Weimer ruled death by self inflicted action no inquest to be held Weimer investigated the death in Independence Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
Frank Wall
Trempealeau County
M. A. Weimer
Independence
Weimer
Bible School Holds Friday Closing Exercises
The English Lutheran Bible school will hold closing exercises Friday at 7 30 p m in the church fellowship hall. The program includes demonstrations and memory work from all classes plus a worship service. The two week event is directed by Mrs H G Seielstad and Mrs F B Lewinski with a staff of 24 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran Bible School
H. G. Seielstad
F. B. Lewinski
Canneries Issue Call For Workers
Wisconsin pea canneries across 132 plants including southern and eastern counties issued calls for additional workers for the harvest. The state labor office reported the request on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Farm Labor Office
Naval Reserve Inductions Reported For Area Men
Taken Into U S Navy Bruce A Carlson Robert A May and Richard J McClintock West Salem Robert F Herold R J La Crosse and Levi T Nelson 346 South 21st street were sworn into the naval reserve by Lieut Gig A J Bronson and Lieut Ga G A Davidson Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce A. Carlson
Robert A. May
Richard J. McClintock
West Salem
Robert F. Herold
R. J. la
P80 R Sets World Speed Mark for United States
In California near Muroc army airfield Col. Albert Boyd flew the Lockheed built P80 R to a US speed record of 623.8 mph on a 1.86 mile course plus upwind runs reaching 632.5 mph. The record awaits Federation Aeronautique Internationale certification in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco
Calif
United States
Mojave
Muroc Army Airfield
Albert Boyd
Asheville
N. C
Federation Aeronatics International
Paris
Col
Boyd
Air Forces’ Air Materiel Command
Wright Field
Ohio
Col. Boyd
Local Nurses Honor Parade Organizers and Attendants
The article lists registration chairs and reception leaders for the home comers event including Helen Hansen and Sister M. Florina. It details parade guides, float chairmen such as Leona Goetzinger and Florence Nightingale, and attendants for Mrs. E. Town send queen, with several named by role and year of graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gautsch
Helen Hansen
Sullivan
Uhler
Helen Schnurrer
Frances Huegel
Leona Goetzinger
M. Florina
M. Beata
M. Syra
Paul Hefti
Edward Fitzpatrick
Mary Mack
Nora McCabe
Joyce Bantle
Mae Swan
Mark Mairich
Joyee Hansen
Lorraine Johnson
Imel Portz
Mercedes Degnan
Clara Sweney
Helen Fish
Bertha Smith
Mary Plein
Ruth Bailey
Dorothy Gasper
Florence Nightingale
Mary Aquin
Mary Buck
Marjorie Bell
Dolores Gregoire
Jean Marie
Anethesia
Margaret Lipovetz
L. Bicha
E. H. Townsend
Mark Townsend
Marian Stellick
Salem Flowers Club Hosts Fifth Annual Show Display Variety
The West Salem Flower club held its fifth annual show with entries judged on merit by Julia Hatz and Carl Zoerb. Exhibits featured garden and home arrangements, themed tea parties, miniatures, and a Wardrobe of antique pieces. a common wheel barrow held drinks for a garden party, and a castle scene preserved under glass recalled Rhine Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Nuttleman
West Salem
Tribune
Phete
West Salem Flower Club
Garden Club
Julia Hatz
Bangor
Carl Zoerb
The
la Crosse Floral Company
Milady
Iia
Japan
Ida Tilson
Tilson Memorial
la Crosse
William F. Miller
Bturre Mills
Rhine
Mayflies Turn Night into Aerial Invasion Over La Crosse
The piece explains mayflies or ephemerids emerge at dusk to breed, sample life spans of a day, and how officials rejected an electric wire plan to control them. It notes the insects’ lifecycle from larvae under stones to migrating adults and the lingering mess they leave. Local advice suggests avoiding streets near the river during hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Harry D. Newburg
Common Council
la Crosse
Minnie
Viroqua
Mississippi
Business Men's Club Elects Wittenberg As New President
The La Crosse Business Men's club held its semi annual election of officers on Thursday noon Roy Wittenberg was chosen as the new president with Arthur Sander as vice president James Howard as secretary and Ben Steen reelected treasurer Outgoing president C M Simonson thanked the members for their cooperation and appointed J G Dubra as picnic chairman The entertainment committee for the next meeting will include D E Field B J Finley and Norman B Bakkum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Business Men's Club
Roy Wittenberg
Arthur Sander
James Howard
Ben Steen
C. M. Simonson
J. G. Dubra
D. E. Field
B. J. Finley
Norman B. Bakkum
Seaman Robert G. Secord Visits Sydney Aboard USS Chikaskia
Seaman first class Robert G. Secord son of Mr and Mrs L H Secord of 921 Grove Street visited Sydney Australia during a 10 day port call aboard the tanker USS Chikaskia. After the visit the Chikaskia proceeded to op Persia to load oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Secord
USN
L. H. Secord
Grove Street
Sydney
Australia
Chikaskia
Op Persia
Train Delivers Collision at Farm Crossing Near Campbellstown
Northwestern railroad's diesel locomotive designated 400 carrying nearly 500 passengers struck and demolished a tractor and a stone boat stalled on a private farm crossing near Campbellsport Wisconsin. No injuries were reported and the train was delayed about 90 minutes. The tractor operator sought assistance from a nearby farm house after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellsport
Wis
Northwestern Railroad
Here
Board Denies Mileage for Seasonal Workers in Waterloo Park
County board in Frsday meeting rejects mileage payments for seasonal workers at Waterloo park. After debating a motion to transfer 2500 dollars from the park department miscellaneous fund to salaries for wages and mileage, the board votes 25 to 10 to amend the resolution to read salaries only. The piece also notes a statistic about United States and global phone ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board
Waterloo Park
County Park Department
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Hogan
PGA
Bible School
U. S. Navy
Maple Grove
West Salem, Wii
Army
Col. Gilkey
Lockheed
Salem Flowers Club
Sas
City Transfer Co., Inc
South Avenue
Household Dept
Business Men’s Club
Wittenberg
Tribene
Phete Roy Wittenberg
Chrother Curtiss
Gile’s
Elgin
Hamilton
Russell J. Gile
Jay Street
Market Square
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