Logan High Spring Concert Offers Senior Bands Choir and German Band
Logan High School presents its annual spring concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The senior band orchestra and choir will perform light music with a junior choir and a German band adding classic touches. The concert orchestra includes Wagner Siboney Saint-Saens pieces with two soloists Sally Hendrickson and Ralph Olson and Beverly Felts on organ. The band performs Adoramus Te Light Cavalry Overture and Pastel Moods. The senior choir features Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho and Listen to the Lambs with Joanne Ender as soloist. the junior choir sings Moonlight and Roses. The German band of seven Logan students closes the program. Directors are Armin Gossfeld and Martell Disrud. Admission is free with guest tickets from music students the Logan office or Soell's Drugs.
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Spitzbergen Stands as World's Northernmost Inhabited Spot
Spitzbergen remains the most northernly inhabited place on Earth with a small resident population and ongoing human activity.
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University groups push for state TV network plan
Wisconsin university officials back a state funded TV network using FCC licenses as the next step in expanding educational broadcasting. A UW faculty committee proposes a campus independent closed circuit operation costing over 250000 dollars to train staff and produce films for wider telecast, aiming for 1953 funding and legislative talks.
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Kefauver Opens Door to Talks With Stalin If President
Senator Estes Kefauver stated he would meet Stalin anywhere in the world if a real settlement with Russia were possible. He added he would not stand on dignity while the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
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Kewaunee Algoma Vote Contest Promotes Local Turnout
In Tuesday's primary election the northeastern Wisconsin towns of Kewaunee and Algoma compete to maximize turnout with a dinner hosted by the city with the smaller share. Both cities posted 70 percent participation in the 1950 general election.
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Fires destroy farm home and vehicle in Black River Falls area
Three fires were reported in Black River Falls and nearby Sunday. The worst blaze tore through the Ole Siegel farm home, destroying 350 pullets. County supervisor Siegel lives there. A wiring fire burned out the wiring of Guy Woodford's car on a local street, and firefighters responded to a chimney fire at the Edgar Olson residence.
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Bees honored agent earns trip for top sales efforts
Mont Horswill of Metropolitan Life in Decorah earned a one week all expenses paid trip to Clearwater Florida after outstanding sales and qualifying for the company president's club. He marked 3 808 points across three categories.
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Truman Declines Run for Re election
President Truman states he will not be a candidate for re election and will not seek a renomination. He says he has served his country efficiently and honestly and urges the Democratic Party to stay true to its principles for a Democratic President to lead in the next four years.
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French Army Vies to Clear Delta Rebel Stronghold
The French Army said 273 Vietminh were killed and 105 captured in a four day drive to rout five battalions from delta rice lands southeast of Hanoi. Red concentrations ring fortified villages about 50 miles from North Indochina’s chief city as core rebel forces. The drive cleared 125 square miles of territory.
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Kefauver Supporters Hear Former Tennessee Judge
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Kefauver Gains Labor Backing in Milwaukee Meeting
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Final Marriage Forum Session Told For Tuesday Night
Miss Patricia Rauch of the Catholic Welfare Bureau will speak at the Newman Club sponsored Marriage Forum final meeting at La Crosse State College. The 7 p.m. talk in Room 113 covers creative home recreation and family integration.
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Mayor In Auto Collision Unhurt After Near Miss
Alma Center farmer William Geske escaped injury when his car collided with Black River Falls Mayor H L Landers north of the city on U S Highway 12. Geske’s vehicle rolled over and was wrecked while Landers’ front end sustained damage.
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Britain pushes to rebuild the art of cheese making
Britain pursues broad measures to restore traditional cheese making. Government and industry efforts focus on heritage techniques, quality controls, and supporting producers to revive historic cheese varieties.
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