Book Sculptor Mose to Speak at College Assembly
American sculptor Mose will appear at the college assembly Tuesday at 9 45 a m to model a clay bust while discussing modern life. He will compare ancient and modern sculpture schools and has exhibited works in U S museums, traveled in Mexico and Europe, and chaired by a former Taft associate now at Washington University’s fine arts program.
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Eacers College
Mose
Lorado Taft
Chicago Art Institute
New York
Europe
Ose
United States
Mexico
Air Corps
Army
Washington University School of Fine Arts
St. Louis
Minnea Art Institute
Washington Society of Artists
Catfish Skin Used in Polish Handbag Experiments
Experiments in Poland explore using sea catfish skin to fashion handbags, portfolios, and other luxury goods. Researchers test leather quality and durability for fashion products.
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Poland
Salvation Army Band Plans Concert Series in La Crosse
Salvation Army Band schedules a two day concert series in La Crosse with a 20 minute public concert at 3 p m on March 26, downtown parade, evening session at Vocational school auditorium and Sunday services at Asbury Methodist church plus a final concert. Tickets at local music stores and a broadcast planned. Carl Lindstrom directs a global corps of gifted brass and drum players performing militant marches to classical works.
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Certs
Army
North Side
la Crosse
Carl Lindstrom
Salvation Army
Austrian Wristwatch Camera Claims Tiny World Record
A newly developed device in Austria resembles a wristwatch and weighs just over an ounce. It reportedly captures images at about 0.118 by 0.157 inch, making it an unprecedentedly small camera.
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Austria
Inflation Fears Shape Postwar Policy Debate Says Livingston
The piece compares current inflation fears with postwar reconversion anxieties, noting Keyserling and Clark urge higher wages and social programs while Nathan favored cushions against shocks. It argues disinflation now shapes policy, with economists favoring demand relief and cautious wage moves amid a sellers market.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Office of War Mobilization
Leon Keyserling
John D. Clark
Council
Truman
Robert R
Keyserling
Clark
Nathan
New York
Amalgamated Meatsters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
AFL
Labor
Request For New Scout Troops In La Crosse City
La Crosse Boy Scout commissioners have split the group into units to handle seven filed requests for new troops. The staff aims to manage all organizational requests within a period. The next Boy Scout roundtable is March 24 at the State Teachers College gym. The Cubbers roundtable will be March 15 at the Chamber of Commerce office. The article notes Spain’s average altitude is 2,000 feet, second only to Switzerland in Europe.
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la Crosse
Boy Scout
State Teachers College
Chamber of Commerce
Conduct Water Safety Course For Instructors
Red Cross water safety instructors course open to 40 students at La Crosse State Teachers College aims to qualify swimmers who completed the junior lifesaving course to teach swimming and life saving. The 15 hour program, led by M R Kolpacoff, runs through March 10 with W J Wittich coordinating arrangements.
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The
State Teachers College
W. J. Wittich
Red Cross
J. R. Kolpacoff
Crosse
Cola
American Red Cross
Ple
Uive
Armed Services
Kolpacoff
M. R. Kolpacoff
American National Red Cross
St. Louis
Teachers College
Red Cross Water Safety
la Crosse County
Sailors Fined After Belfast Bar Shouting Political Songs
Three sailors Donald M Kay Michael Murphy and Michael O Brien clashed with bar staff in Belfast during a singing dispute about Ireland Will Be Free. They were fined eight dollars each after resisting eviction.
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Donnybrook
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Donald M’kay
Michael Murphy
Michael O’brien
Ireland Will Be Free
Jewish settlers in Israel draw 600000 total, 3000 from U S origin
The figure notes that about 3,000 of the 600,000 Jewish residents in Israel originally came from the United States, highlighting the immigrant share among the population.
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Israel
The
United States
La Crosse Man Serves as AACS Radio Operator at Base
Robert C. Brown of La Crosse Wisconsin serves as an airways station radio operator at Hamilton Air Force Base California. He recently graduated from the airways and air communications service radio operators school at Scott Air Force Base Illinois and operates transmitting and receiving equipment for point to point and ground to air communications by voice and Morse code. Brown’s work helps pilots with weather data and navigation, forming part of a world wide network that keeps air routes safe and efficient.
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Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Robert C. Brown
Prospect Street
la Crosse
Wis
Air Force
Hamilton Airways
Pfc. Brown
Airways and Air Communications Service
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Pearl Brown
AACS
Brown
Airways and
Air Communications Service
United States Air Force
Robert Brown
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State College
Salvation Army Band
Temple
Florida Valencia
Main St
Linker Bldg
ART Instruction, Inc
Dept
South 4Th Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Rita Buschatz
Irvin Feinke
Milwaukee
Margaret Lindberg
Hurley
Ray Fellows
Business Outlook
By J. A. Livingston
John Maynard Keynes
Nourse
Alexander Sachs
Federal Reserve Board
Henry Ford II
John S. Bu
Ford
Bugas
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Data Burcse
A. Livingston
Hoeschler
Joseph W. Frisch
Sec'y-Treas
Spain
Switzerland
Wboo
W. H
Bill) Guggenbuehl
Vine St
West Coast Airways
Pfc
Newburg
Jafek
Kinney
Beauty Shop
Coulee Region
Caledonia St
Orchid Family
Consolidated Dairies
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