Sorority Holds Annual Spring Tea and Style Show
A large sorority event featured a spring tea and style show with moderator Geraldine Schuette of Green Bay. Co chairs Maxine Tournade and Marilyn Amacher led committees including food, decorations, publicity, and table arrangements across multiple Wisconsin towns and Minnesota hosts.
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Nual
Jocelyn Burk
Eau Claire
Jack van Veghel
Conve West Allis
Margaret Penney
Hurley
Marin Amacher
Montgomery Wards
Edford
Doris Ninneman
Grant's
Ace Loomis
Newbury’s
Errillan
Loulesa Howard
Maxine Tournade
Marilyn Amacher
Virginia Frank
South Milwaukee
Patricia Pollock
Waukesha
Kay Ivens
Nashotah
Mary Haeft
Waupun
Shirley Stageberg
Mound
Rachel Gutzke
Lois Gutzke
la Crosse
Joyce Marquardt
Antigo
Shirley Mount
Milwaukee
Catherine Moors
Rice Lake
Jean Hedberg
West Allis
Shirlee Sanford
First Barge Tow Leaves St. Louis
The first federal tow of the season on the upper Mississippi departed St. Louis with 10,000 tons of coal bound for Minneapolis St Paul. The towboat Kansas City is expected to make the run in ten days amid a 70 mile ice stretch south of the Twin Cities.
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ST. Louis
Federal Lines
Mississippi
Seer
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Kansas City
Twin Cities
Part Of National Art Exhibit Shown At City College
A portion of the national student art exhibit is on display at State Teachers College through Friday in the third floor art room. It features representative works from U S colleges and art academies and travels to an international exhibit after being shown at the National Student Association convention in Madison last summer. Robert Hussey, president of Campus Controls, notes that the first prize painting by Richard Pynn of La Crosse is not included in this shipment.
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College In
City
State Teachers College
United States
National Student Association
Madison
Robert Hussey
Campus Controls Council
NSA
Richard Pynn
Teachers College
la Crosse
One Great Hour Radio Broadcast Opposed
A three network radio program to aid a world relief drive will air Saturday night at 9 p m with President Truman and movie stars. The Council of Christian Churches says the effort aims to fund modernism and socialism globally and requests equal time to counter the broadcast.
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New York
Truman
Council of Christian Churches
Council
W. H. Bordeaux
Great Hour broadcast appeals for war relief Sunday
The 76,00 churches program will air Sunday morning to urge members of Christian congregations to make special contributions in their churches for the world war stricken and suffering people.
Japanese Volcano Spews Ashes High Over Honshu
Mount Asama in central Honshu erupted blowing smoke and ash to ten thousand feet. The volcano stands about eight thousand three hundred forty feet high in Gamma prefecture, one of Japan's two largest volcanos.
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Tokyo
Asama
Honshu
Japan
Gamma Prefecture
Diocese Plans Observance In Honor Of Pope
Catholic Diocese of La Crosse schedules April 3 observance for Pope Pius XII with a parade from Aquinas High School to St. Joseph Cathedral and a noon pontifical Mass celebrated by Bishop John P. Treacy. Delegates from 155 parishes, high school bands, and Catholic organizations will attend.
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Pius XII
Crosse
Chancery Office
la Crosse
Aquinas High School
St. Joseph's Thedral
John P. Treacy
Peyton
Patrick Amese
Family Rosary Crusade
Pacer
Treacy
Capact
Campion
Prairie du Chien
St. J 'S Academy
Stevens Point
J. Patrick's
Eau Claire
Aquinas
Catholic War Veterans
Post 421
Naval Reserve Station
Knights of Columbus
Bishop Treacy
Milk Sale Regulation Recommended for Rockford Area
The agriculture department urged a federal program to regulate milk sales in the Rockford Freeport marketing area. It would set minimum prices dairymen receive while not fixing prices and require producer approval by three fourths to take effect.
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Washington
Rockford-Freeport
Agriculture Department
Orrrhet Department
Chicago
Looks Out for Families Priority Housing in New Zealand Plan
New Zealand announces that housing construction will receive priority until every family has a reasonably good home. The policy aims to reduce housing shortages and improve living conditions nationwide.
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New Zealand
Central Plans Twirp Dance as Weekend Event
Central high school schedules a Twirp dance for Friday night from 8:30 to 11:30 in the gym. The event, sponsored by the Student-Teacher council, is for couples only with music by Charlie Russell and his group.
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Central High School
Charlie Russell
Swiss Recommend Air Raid Shelters for All New Buildings
The Swiss government recommends that all new buildings in Switzerland include air raid shelters.
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Switzerland
Mother of Four Guilty of Looting Cabin Near Shawano
A Shawano county jury found Jane Clark of Green Bay guilty of breaking and entering a cabin owned by Jack Schumaker last July. Ver non Russell and Roland Keup, also of Green Bay, pleaded guilty to arson for burning the cabin to hide the burglary and are serving terms at Waupun. Judge C. B. Dillett granted a stay of execution on Clark’s request, and she was released on bond.
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Shawano
Wis
Here
Jane Clark
Green Bay
Jack Schumaker
Vernon Russell
Roland Keup
Waupun
C. B. Dillett
Clark
L. O. Warning
SixYearOld Killed Returning From School
In Kenosha Wisconsin six year old Timo thy Nelson was struck and killed while crossing a street on the way home from school. He was the son of Mr and Alvin Nelson.
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Kenosha
Wis
Timothy Nelson
Alvin Nelson
Ironwood Plant Work to Finish by May
In Lansing Ironwood will complete its half finished WW II era sew oo plant by May. The project was halted in 1942 due to wartime material shortages and is now moving forward under city commission plans.
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Lansing
Mich
Ironwood
Sewoo Weshante
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