Training School Sets Two Plays for Ninth Grade Students
La Crosse State Teachers College training school plans two one act plays Buried Treasure and A Bandit of the Mist for April 20 and 21. Betty Lowe directs Buried Treasure with Mary Jane Jacobs directing A Bandit of the Mist. Cast includes Jo Ann Bosanny Nancy Schwanzle Lois Bakkum and others with stage managers Muriel Rasmussen and Mary Oberg. Proceeds fund a class memorial upon graduation.
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la Crosse State
Jo Ann Bosanny
Nancy Schwanzle
Lois Bakkum
Eleanore Gundersen
Betty Thomas
Ernestine Dribben
Jean Arnet
Muriel Rasmussen
Miss Lowe
Syrena Kinneman
Esther McKenzie
Harry Colman
Mary Lou Markgraff
David Gray
Snowbound Inductee Makes It To Induction
Rex Wood a 34 year old caretaker at the Blind Bull coal mine on the Idaho Wyoming border reached Cheyenne Wyoming for his pre induction physical after hiking five miles in snow to a plane sent for him. The plane was forced down by storms and fuel shortages but Wood walked all night to a ranger station and arrived Idaho Falls with 12 hours to spare.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Rex Wood
Blind Bull
Idaho-Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wood
Isle Spends For Health Campaign On Island
Trinidad will spend one million dollars on a health campaign announced in Port of Spain. The funds total nearly four dollars per person and will fund new health centers more hospital specialists higher nurse wages and a hygiene officer for schools.
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Trinidad
Port of Spain
Curling and Ice Skating Center Proposed for Civic Auditorium
La Crosse postwar planning board member Q H Hale is urged by Harry Watkins to build a civic center around artificial ice in the Sawyer Memorial Auditorium. Watkins cites Wauwatosa as a model where an arena and auditorium share artificial ice for curling and skating with off season uses and flexible leasing for parts of the building.
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Municipal Auditorium
Watkins
Q. H. Hale
la Crosse
Wauwatosa
Wis
Civiceater
Civic Center
Hale
Apartment on Park Avenue With 54 Rooms For 30000 A Year
New York City wards officials and real estate men note a vacant Park Avenue apartment to meet wartime housing needs. The residence has 54 rooms and a reported annual rent of 30000. Prospective tenants are not anticipated to rush the listing.
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New York
New York City
Park Avenue
Captain’s urgent call sparks longer furlough rumor
A captain reports suspense as sailors request extended furlough. The messages describe a growing delay and anticipation of back-to-back extensions while awaiting word. The exchange hints at informal approval and morale impact.
Flying Fish Eggs Faster Than Fish
Pan American Grace airlines ferried fertilized fish eggs by cargo plane from the Great Lakes to Lake Titicaca in four days, speeding a 4 000 mile shipment to Peru to avoid spoilage. The U S A urges continuing air transport for such delicate cargo.
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New York
N. Y
Mandalay
Lake Titicaca
United States
South American
Peru
Andes Mountains
Pan American Grace Airlines
Great Lakes
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U. S.army
Italy
Isle
Montgomery Ward
Fifth Ave. South
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