Logan High presents Nancy Ann senior play two nights
The Logan high school senior class will stage the three act comedy Nancy Ann by Dorothy Hayward on May 3 and 4 at 8 p.m. The production uses two shifting sets with a producer's office and a waiting room. Cast includes Dorothy Lowell plus aunts, show girls, a theatrical producer, and other roles. Tickets available from seniors or at the door.
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Nancy Ann
Dorothy Hayward
Ofce
Dorothy Lowell
Faye Turmo
Evelyn Slaback
Jeannine Staats
Carol Smith
Rayone Kirkhorn
Louise Stephans
Janice Merwin
Tom Zunker
Dick McCown
Elwood Harebo
Bob Figgie
Edythe Warner
Barbara Herried
Logan
GOP Precinct Leaders Attend School On Vote Wooing
Republican precinct leaders from nine states travel to Washington for a three day session at the new Republican school of politics. Courses include baby sitting car pools and a comparative study of party platforms. Twenty five students will learn vote getting techniques from national committee leaders and guest faculty members.
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New “Republican School of Politics
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Rhodes student Edward Reid travels to Sudan for decade-long study
Edward Reid, a 21-year-old Rhodes University student from South Africa, has journeyed to Sudan to conduct ten years of research into the tsetse fly. This indicates a long-term field study focusing on disease vectors and ecological impact in the region.
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La Crosse Tribune Postal Record Notice
The La Crosse Tribune entered as second class matter on June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
Festival Draws 2500 Musicians From 31 Wisconsin Schools
More than 2,500 youths from 31 western Wisconsin schools joined in the 16th district music festival at State Teachers College. Judges from multiple states evaluated orchestras choirs and bands as 29 ensembles braved rain for a downtown La Crosse parade. Stars earned top ratings in Class A B C D divisions across bands choruses glee clubs and vocal solos with standout performers from Tomah Westby Sparta Viroqua Independence and Bangor among others.
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la Crosse
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Berle’s TV Marathon Raises $1.4 Million for Runyon Fund
New York reports Milton Berle’s 21 hour television endurance event for the Damon Runyon memorial fund pushed pledges toward 1.4 million dollars. The latest announced tally stood at 1,304,835 dollars with broadcasters anticipating larger later totals.
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Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer Fund
Milton Berle
A and Money
National Broadcasting Company
More Teacher Trainees Sought in Wisconsin
E R McPhee executive secretary of the normal school board of regents told the Wisconsin congress of Parents and Teachers in Milwaukee that the elementary teacher shortage stems from too few girl students in training. He urged doubling enrollments to about 2,000 grads yearly to meet demand.
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Wisconsin
E. R. McPhee
Madison
Normal School Board of Regents
McPhee
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers
Japan as India’s new main supplier for plants and machinery
New Delhi reports that Japan is to become India’s principal source for electrical plants and machinery formerly imported from the United States and Britain, signaling a shift in supply lines and industrial ties.
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India
United States
Britain
New Delhi
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