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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
2
Survey directors report 1949 50 district records show pupil counts per teacher below standards set by the state superintendent. The findings were released as part of a local tax supported regional study.
The district reports dropped fy systems figures from 223 to 21.5 and adds. For the period pupil per ul in the district shifted amid levy figures. Directors cite 1949 legislature increases and urge careful budget appraisal and realistic revenue estimates from aids.
Dan Packard, Nash-Kelvinator household sales manager, predicted higher prices and tighter credit on Tuesday. He spoke at a private show at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago, noting federal regulations would influence consumer relief and appliance pricing, with no public access to the event.
Mrs Catherine Schummers announces the marriage of her daughter and the family notes that T Sgt Hoggins is stationed at El Toro Marine Base in California.
Yale philosophy professor Theodore Meyer Greene told a Senate hearing that all citizens, not just officials, must improve moral standards. He urged focus on voters, electors, pressure groups, and publicity organs to ensure government by the people is wise and just. He emphasized self-respect, justice, enlightenment, and social responsibility as foundations.
Kenneth Barker, 18, Verona, fined 100 dollars and lost license for four months after pleading no contest to reckless driving in Superior Court. The May 14 crash killed three Madison youths. Barker and Allan Randall, 19, were found by a coroner's jury to have acted with high negligence. The other driver faces a preliminary hearing on negligent homicide.
Peter I. Bukowski a Chicago banker was sworn in as deputy administrator of the Reconstruction Finance Corp. President Stuart Symington and Illinois lawmakers attended the ceremony. Bukowski a Republican previously managed RFC regional office and most recently led the National Metropolitan Bank of Chicago.
The Christian Reformed church in Grand Rapids Michigan announced at its annual synod meeting that it will discourage youth from joining the Boy Scouts of America. The church favors its own youth organization though it will not forbid participation. A special study committee said the Boy Scout movement has an adequate religious basis.
The Decorah event features two corps serving as the afternoon program. each corps must provide one number for the proceedings.
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