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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1952

Page

5

Lunch Program Aired Tuesday at La Crosse State College

Fourth of La Crosse State College summer enrichment programs will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Training School Little Water. Miss Marian Hammes and Millard Murphy will discuss nutrition and hot lunches. A pupil panel will talk about menu planning purchasing records preparation and sanitation. Murphy will show two films The School That Learned to Eat and Something You Didn t Eat. Milk and milk products are supplied by the Borden Company and the Delicious Foods Company.

la Crosse State College Marian Hammes Millard Murphy Hammes Murphy Borden Company Delicious Foods Company Virginia Congreve

Began Night Schools in Kentucky in 1911

Kentucky started evening classes in 1911 to teach adult illiterates to read and write, holding sessions on moonlit nights to promote literacy.

Kentucky The

Death of Two Russian Scholars Announced

Pravda reported the deaths of Nikolai Strazhesko a scientist and surgeon and Boris Rubtsov a historian and Eastern affairs expert. Rubtsov served as secretary of the Communist party Institute of Eastern Studies and deputy chief editor of Questions of History.

Moscow Pravda Nikolai Strazhesko Boris Rubtsov Rubtsov Communist Party Institute of Eastern Studies

Accident In Refrigerator Traps Man In Dairy Truck

In New York City 33 year old Benjamin Neuman was found locked inside a refrigerated compartment of a dairy truck. Police released him after pulling him from the unit as the day reached 88 degrees. Neuman said he was chilled to the bone, an odd reaction to the heat.

New York Benjamin Neuman Neuman

UW Summer Session Enrollment Dips 15 Percent

MADISON The University of Wisconsin summer session enrollment totaled 4511 at noon Saturday, down 15 percent from last year. Officials said the decline was not as large as anticipated. Summer session classes start Monday with registration continued through Thursday for late entrants.

Madison University of Wisconsin

Parents Urged to Set Safer Driving Examples

Chief Ivan A. Wright of La Crosse County highway police urges parents to model safe driving to curb teen drivers. He warns against weaving and tailgating and stresses obeying speed limits and road markings. Safer habits promise fewer injuries, lower medical costs, and fewer court appearances.

Ivan A. Wright la Crosse County

Milwaukee Man Killed In Tavern Shooting

A Milwaukee man died at County Emergency Hospital after four gunshots in a tavern fracas. Tommie Irby, 24, was shot by Theo Campbell, 30, who admitted firing the revolver at Irby after he intervened in a date request to Hosie Mae Simmons, 27, at Jumping Jack tavern on Milwaukee’s lower north side. Campbell was subdued by a patron who struck him with a chair. Irby died an hour later.

Milwaukee Tommie Irby Irby Theo Campbell Hosie Mae Simmons Jumping Jack Lower North Side Campbell Miss Simmons

Singer Ginny Simms Marries Oilman in Flamingo Hotel

Las Vegas sees Ginny Simms wed Bob Calhoun in a penthouse ceremony at the Flamingo. Calhoun, 33, is an oil man and first-time groom. Simms 34 recently obtained a divorce decree from Hyatt Dehn. The couple plans a weekend stay and European honeymoon after their Las Vegas visit.

Las Vegas Nev Ginny Simms Bob Calhoun Flamingo Los Angeles Calhoun Miss Simms Hyatt Dehn Europe

Larderello Valley Harnesses Volcanic Power For Industry

In Italy’s Valley of Larderello near Pisa massive chimneys and steam clouds mark a plant complex harnessing volcanic energy. ERP and Export-Import Bank loans funded drilling units, boosting boric acid and ammonia output and doubling electric power to 1.8 billion kWh.

Larderello Italy Larderelle Smoking State Railways

Five Michigan Newspapers Raise Prices Across State

Five Michigan papers announce price hikes this month bringing the total to nine. The Kalamazoo Gazette Grand Rapids Herald Ann Arbor News Jackson Citizen Patriot and Muskegon Chronicle increased per copy price from five to seven cents. Changes take effect in the next few days.

Detroit Michigan Kalamazoo Gazette Grand Rapids Herald Ann Arbor News Jackson Citizen Patriot Muskegon Chronicle

Car Victim Dies in Appleton Auto Crash

Charles Meyer a 17 year old Appleton resident died at St Elizabeth Hospital after injuries from a Thursday accident. He was a passenger when a car overturned on County Trunk Z near here after the driver lost control.

Appleton Charles Meyer St. Elizabeth Hospital Meyer Here

YMCA Building Drive Surpasses Goal by 119000

WAUKESHA The YMCA building fund drive finished with a total of 565357 dollars, about 119000 dollars over the goal. Officials said a new unit would be built in a city park and work would begin soon.

Waukesha YMCA

The Detroit River Earns Dardanelles of the New World Moniker

The Detroit River is described as the Dardanelles of the New World in a historic comparison highlighting its strategic importance and bold navigation challenges. This label reflects notable regional views of early trade routes and river warfare implications during the period.

Detroi River Dardanelles New World

Band To Give Concert Today In Myrick Park

The La Crosse Concert Band directed by D. R. Wartinbee performs at 2:30 PM in Myrick Park as part of the Sunday series. The varied program includes marches overtures waltzes and selections from popular shows and composers.

Myrick Park la Crosse D. R. Wartinbee Duble Tarantella Holmes Phillips Yvetot Adam el Abenico Javaloyes Reynard Turkey In the Straw Denmark Los Banderilleros Volpatti Alabien Aimee Schutt Down South Middleton Vagabond King Friml al Fresco Herbert Rhumbanitra Paulson Mockingbird Hill Fillmore

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