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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1952

Page

8

Wisconsin to Name Memorial Highway 32 for 32nd Infantry

Wisconsin will create a memorial highway by renaming a stretch of Highway 42 to Highway 32 in honor of the 32nd Infantry Division. Markers with the Red Arrow insignia will be installed, with a dedication in Green Bay on Memorial Day. Separate action plans for a silent memorial cross highway are noted but not advanced.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin 32Nd Division Association Highway Commission Green Bay State Line Kenosha Sheboygan Laona Forest County Three Lakes Michigan Veterans’ Organization Commission State Department of the American Legion

Neenah Paper Executive Frank B. Whiting Dies Abroad

Frank B. Whiting 66 of Neenah a paper industry executive died Saturday afternoon in Buenos Aires while on vacation with his wife. He was president of George A Whiting Paper Co Menasha and a director of First National Bank of Menasha. He formerly led Whiting Plover Paper Mill Stevens Point. Surviving are his widow a son George Neenah and two daughters Mrs Robert Schroeder and Mrs Thomas Leech both of Stevens Point.

Neenah Wis Frank B. Whiting Paper Industry Buenos Aires Argentina Whiting George A. Whiting Paper Co Menasha First National Bank of Whiting Plover Stevens Point George Robert Schroeder Thomas Leech

Committed to Hospital for Suspected Child Fire Attack

Emma May Blake of Campbellsport was ordered committed to a mental hospital after allegedly tying her four year old son to a bed and setting fire to the home. Circuit Judge L J Fellenz signed the order. The Feb 6 fire led Charles Blake to rescue the boy. She was sent to Winnebago State Hospital Feb 23 for further treatment. Dick Irvine, high school football star, signed with the Detroit Tigers and will join a farm system.

Fond DU Lac Emma May Blake Rt. 1 Campbellsport L. J. Fellenz Dick Irvine Detroit Detroit Tigers

War bride earns UW degree after 37 years abroad

English war bride Mrs. Etheline Aldous Holmes married U S Sergeant Leonard Holmes in Paris 1919. They settled in Madison where she taught and raised a family before earning a Bachelor of Science at the University of Wisconsin after 37 years of study across London Tours and Madison with support from her husband.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Etheline Aldous Holmes France London Dorothy Tours U. S Leonard Holmes Holmes Camp Sunrise Lake Mendota Public Welfare Department Wisconsin High School Pheasant Branch Marguerite UW Law School Ethelyn University Whitelands

Military Service Facts On Enlisting Women In Uniform

The drive to enlist 72,000 recruits for women in the armed forces has added 8,500 in four months. The Women in the Air Force seek 44,000. the WAC 22,150. Navy Waves 4,700. Marines 750. Officers total about 9,000 with varying rules for age education and length of service.

Air Force War Women’s Army Corps Wac Navy Marines

State Seeks Defense Funds For War Emergency Plan

Wisconsin officials seek 200000 worth of drugs and plasma to aid a potential war emergency. A request to match federal aid is before Governor and State Emergency Board. Brig. Gen. Ralph Olsen and Dr. Carl Neupert lead the plan, forecasting at least 20000 wounded and 100 medical teams needed statewide.

State Emergency Board Olsen Ralph Olsen Carl Neupert Wisconsin

Palm Beach cloth made exclusively in Maine

In midwinter it seems unlikely but Palm Beach cloth is produced solely in Maine. The note underscores a Maine origin for a fabric associated with warm climate styling.

Sanford Palm Beach Maine

Girls Club and Gold Coast Women Reach $700 Sale Total

The Gold Coast Women’s Association and Girls’ Club combined efforts raised seven hundred dollars at a recent Sale of Work event, underscoring strong community support and local fundraising activity.

Gold Coast Women’s Association and Girls’ Club

Museum Exhibits and Personalities Highlight Wisconsin History

Wisconsin visitors to the State Historical Society Museum in Madison will find new exhibits and rotating features. The “Personality of the Week” showcases notable figures with photo highlights and life resumes. Upcoming honorees include Philip LaFollette, Fred Zimmerman, Walter Goodland, and more through May. Vintage farm models, lumbering displays, dolls, and buttons deepen the collection, plus artifacts from American agriculture, Indian maps, and a USS Wisconsin model.

Madison Wis State Historical Society Wisconsin Society Philip LaFollette Fred R. Zimmerman Walter Goodland Robert LaFollette Sr Frederick Jackson Turner Paul S. Reinsch William H. Upham Olympia Brown Willis McCormick Amalia C. Baird Alice Kent Trimpey Mary Hickman

McCarthy Foe Eyes Campaign Uncertainty in Wisconsin

State Sen. Chester (Waukesha Jefferson) weighs whether to run for McCarthy’s Senate seat after studying Republican delegate ballots. He tracks if Taft or Warren win signals, noting his own Taft ties and past independent voting as a farmer and former judge.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Joseph R. McCarthy Chester Waukesha Jefferson Robert A. Taft Sen McCarthy Earl Warren Dempsey State Senate Republican Party United States Congress

Japanese replicas of Plymouth Rock attract tourists in Boston

Boston report highlights that durable copies of Plymouth Rock sold to visitors are produced in Japan. Gordon L. Reynolds, president of the Massachusetts School of Art, notes the rapid adoption of American traditions by Japanese industry.

Boston Mass Plymouth Rock Japan Gordon L. Reynolds Massachusetts School of Art

Fertilizer-for-Herring Exchange Reported in Germany

Germany's Russian Zone engages in a barter, trading 10,000 tons of fertilizer for 4,000 barrels of British herring. The exchange highlights wartime logistics and allied economic cooperation amid postwar normalization.

Germany

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