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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1949
Page
8
Harvard will not hunt for Communists on its faculty. A spokesman says this could endanger academic freedom and integrity. The university favors open meetings and rejects inquiry apparatus, noting harm in broad surveillance. President Conant aligns with Eisenhower on barring proven Communists from teaching.
The sixth annual professional relations institute will run June 22 and 23 at the Teachers College with the theme Coordinated Participating Community Education for Democracy. Sessions cover The Aims of the Community School and The Teacher Utilizes the Community, plus a Thursday morning panel on What the Community Is Doing. Community dance and song fest feature Wednesday evening.
William B. Wells, 31, walked out of his jury trial on a robbery charge in Chicago. While hiding in Bisbee, Arizona, the jury convicted him. Five days later he was recaptured. The judge dismissed his attorney’s objection that Wells was absent, saying “That’s his fault.” Police said Wells knocked down a teenage girl and stole her purse containing 40 cents. He received a five to ten year penitentiary sentence.
The South Side Business Men's club will hold its semi annual ladies night at the Coulee Chateau on Wednesday at 7 pm. Members should contact the committee to obtain tickets. Prizes and entertainment will conclude the meeting, the final gathering until September.
The body of Air Force First Lieut Marion S Lightfoot of Fairchild Wisconsin is among 20 bodies brought home from the Far East aboard the army transport Gen H J Gaffey His next of kin is Francis M Lightfoot Fairchild
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