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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1952
Page
2
Park Supt. Harold Schick outlines tree planting methods for La Crosse homeowners and notes park department help. Plant after frost, dig a large hole, strap, mulch, and water regularly. The city will plant select trees on boulevards and provides guides and permits.
Belgian cinema trends shift as more films adopt contemporary feature elements. Critics note broad accessibility and renewed audience appeal across urban centers, with studios citing evolving tastes and international collaborations shaping recent releases.
William Waterman of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture warns merchants about illegal trading stamp schemes. He notes most merchants use stamps properly, but out-of-state promoters push cashless card deals and label contests that violate cash redemption rules and state law.
An urgent need for telegraphers brings a call for new enrollees in the telegraphy course at the La Crosse Vocational and Adult Schools. John B. Coleman says interested men may apply in room 130 from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays or Thursdays and meet age 18 to 35, be in good health, with good eyesight and preferably Morse code knowledge. Two recent students Harlan Yttrie and Allan Loose have been placed with the Burlington Railroad.
Students from La Crosse State College rural division will present skits at the Upper French Island PTA meeting Tuesday evening. Miss Alice Drake directs the college faculty group as they illustrate the school and home environment intersection.
George J. Konetchy a aviation machinist's mate third class USN serves with Patrol Squadron 981 at Naval Air Station Kodiak Alaska. The squadron flies routine patrols over the Alaskan region using the twin engine P2V Neptune patrol bomber. Kodiak Naval Station repairs and supplies ships and aircraft in the northwest.
Wisconsin engineers from across the state and nation will visit the University of Wisconsin on May 2 for the fourth annual Engineers Day at the campus. About 10 000 invitations were issued for alumni visits as part of the event.
A columnist urges optimism and civic duty as Tuesday’s election day approaches. The piece highlights faith, hope, and the right to vote while noting El Paso mayors civic life and a Texan plumber marrying again. SEEMANN LUMBER ad promotes building supplies and services in Gillette and Caledonia streets.
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