Close 2 Day Institute Here At La Crosse
Final session of a professional relations institute chaired by Emery Leamer of Teachers College trained staff on curriculum and public relations. Speakers included Dr. Glenn Eye and Dr. Bryngelson with panels on reading speech and teaching methods. About 350 students and teachers attended the Wednesday sessions in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Leamer
Teachers College Training School
Marie Toland
Alte Mood Iditchell Reading
Reii Tillie Schlumberger
Pauline Abel
Sanderman
Clarence Lund
R. W. Bardwell
E. J. McKean
O. H. Lohrweide
Laura Arity
Alf Gundersen
So Training School
Doris Phillips
Todd McElidowney
Leigh Elder
Glenn Eye
University of Wisconsin
Willard E. Gos
Goslin
Bryng Bryngelson
Univer of Minnesota
E. W. Dolch
University of Illinois
Boy Recalls Burns as Judge Orders Bail in Assault Case
In Baltimore a 4 year old boy with over 20 scars on his feet testified as police and a judge set Carl B Sadler bail at 1000 dollars on grand jury assault charges. The boy alleged hot water abuse and twisting his arm while his sister was beaten. General George C Marshall made an unannounced visit to Vancouver hospital and then proceeded to Camp Grant Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bute
Walter James Schavermann, Jr
Michael J. Lowey
Carl B. Sadler
Carla Schauermann
Schauerma
Marshall
Vancouver
George C. Marshall
Army Thief of Staff
Camp Grant
Hearing Opens on Moorman Lottery Tax Case in Milwaukee
The State Board of Tax Appeals began an adjourned hearing for Racine tavern keeper Moorman over an additional $4 473 income tax assessment for 1941 to 1943. The proceedings, started May 11, faced objections over whether numbers jars constitute gambling tied deductions, with testimony from Moorman's bookkeeper and defense contending the issue hinges on gambling policy. Wells in northwest New Mexico produce the highest grade of oil obtainable in commercial quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
State Board of Tax
Moorman
Racine
Barber
Paul E. Jorgenson
Slater
Muriel Stroube
Legion
Stroube
New Mexico
Local Soldier Receives Meritorious Service Unit Plaque
Jerome R. Medinger of La Crosse Wisconsin member of the Ordnance company 36th Texas Division has been awarded the meritorious service unit plaque for outstanding devotion to duty in North Africa Italy and Anzio. The 736th company serviced the division’s vehicles under hazardous conditions earning a citation from Major General John E. Dahlquist. He may wear the insignia on his right sleeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Army
Germany
Jerome R. Medinger
Green Bay Street
la Crosse
Wis
Ordnance
Compan
36Th
Texas” Division
North Africa
36Th Division
736Th
Salerno
Italy
5Th Army
Anzio
Rome
John E. Dahlquist
36Th Infantry Division
Chorus Choir Elects Officers in La Crosse
The La Crosse Tribune reports the city recreation department chorus elects Jack Daily president Jeanne Zischke secretary and Eugene Clarke accompanist. Fifty singers filled the hall with Dvorak Goin Home and Lutkin arrangements plus wartime songs. Next practice at Washburn school invites ninth graders and up. The recreation senior band meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at Washburn. Aquinas students and other high school age youths are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Department
Jack Daily
Jeanne Zischke
Eugene Clarke
Dvorak
Lutkin
Jeanette
Johnny
America the Beautiful
Teachers College Training School
Washington Junior High
Washburn School
Harmer Root
Recreation
Root
Washburn
Riverside Park
Aquinas
Author's mother writes fifty novels in 19th century era
The mother of Anthony Trollope, noted 19th century English novelist, authored about fifty novels herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Trollope
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Pacific Ocean
Okinawa
China
South China
Changsha
Hengyang
Henry Slater
Madison
Arthur Barber
State Department of Taxation
Jorgenson
Daily
Summer Group
Electrical Division
Auto Parts Service
Dry Cleaning Department
Spulaf
Others
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