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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1946
Page
4
19 year old southpaw Jeanette Kreutz of 330 South 21st is gaining practice as an illustrator for a story magazine. She took art training at Aquinas high school and convent studies, now studying at Minneapolis School of Art. Her summer work is labeled experience.
Mer' students serve breakfast in chef hats at State Teachers College social room with about 250 students and staff. Geneva Hansen chairs the breakfast, joined by Gloria Schmalz and Gunnar Silfvernagel as committee members. Gordon Halferbecker faculty advisor.
A new wide highway is being constructed between Kharkov and Rostov in Russia with a substantial distance planned. The project aims to improve regional connectivity and reduce travel time for freight and passenger traffic.
W J Wittich notes in a La Crosse Red Cross water safety series that picnics by the Missouri river contribute to drownings. An instructor explains heavy meals hinder swimmers, urging a two hour wait after eating to avoid cramps and heart strain during swimming.
The Cape Cleare will dock in Seattle with Artis C. Hanson Taylor and Raymond W. Fryseth of 1214 Rose Street. The Webster Victory brings Aloysius G. Hagenbart and Donald R. Gillmeister, both of La Crosse, to New York on Friday.
Bowles said meat supply will rise after July 1 as price ceilings may be lifted. He warned grain shortages will curb supplies by year end and predicted bread shortages to ease within about 30 days with a good winter wheat harvest. Eggs butter cheese milk sugar trends also noted.
Capt Maynard N Amundson son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Amundson Taylor Wis has completed training and graduated from Chanute Field Army Air Forces Training Command He received instruction in aircraft maintenance officers course and in technical operations vital to maintaining the nations fighting planes Pvt Kenneth Thompson reassigned for overseas duty after training at Camp Crowder and Camp Atterbury He is at Oliver General Hospital with new address Pvt Kenneth Thompson ASN 4604943 Medical Detachment 9957-TSUSGO
John A. Wilson and Charles Clark Jr pleaded guilty in Oshkosh municipal court to burglarizing the Jockey club tavern. They face sentencing Tuesday after deputies itemized loot including 30 fifths of whiskey a wine case soft drinks and $20 from a smashed juke box. authorities recovered 22 fifths of whiskey in an adjoining alley. the top shelf liquor was missing.
British military authorities disclosed that two of five officers kidnapped from an officers' club in Tel Aviv on June 16 were released. The two were freed within a few yards of the hotel housing the officers' club and were unharmed.
Romans and Egyptians employed glass eyes in artifacts and life like figures. The practice shows advanced eye replication in ancient craftsmanship across cultures and periods.
The article explains license plate fees based on vehicle weight tied to age and weight. Passenger car fees depend on road weight with 25 percent pro rating after five years. a 1946 car averages $18, dropping to about $13.50 in five years. Trucks use letter codes by gross weight, with common E or F for about 10,000 to 12,000 pounds and $60 to $85. Plates issued in Waupon prison will last four years. insert plates available for June expirations.
Films selected by the bureau of visual education at the University of Wisconsin will be shown at the State Teachers college beginning Wednesday at 9 a m. Primary social studies and science reels start the program with the 10 best films to be shown in coming weeks. Howard Fredericks, in charge, says the event helps teachers evaluate films for next year and he will teach movie machine operation during free hours.
Kumar Goshal, author of The People of India and Twentieth Century India, will lecture on America's Stake in the Far East at 9 am Tuesday in the State Teachers College auditorium. Goshal, born in Calcutta, studied at the University of Calcutta and Sangit Parishad, now living in the United States.
Colombian business interests call for protective tariffs to shield local industry from foreign competition. They argue higher duties will sustain jobs, support domestic firms, and safeguard key sectors amid global price pressures.
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