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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1946

Page

7

Mitchell Describes State College Changes To Rotary

Rexford H. Mitchell told La Crosse Rotarians that state college enrollment has shifted to about 200 men, replacing wartime female dominance. He noted veterans’ seriousness, a VA office, an aptitude test, and a memorial fund for World War II soldiers. The campus plans include quonset huts, housing for five veterans, and future growth toward 900 students next fall and a master’s program in education.

Crosse Rexford H. Mitchell Rotary Club Mitchell Rotarians Dr. Mitchell Uny Chamber of Commerce Higby House Federal Housing Authority Washington School la Crosse

Divorce Filed in Cruelty Case Against Soldier Husband

Mrs. Virginia J. testified before Judge Joseph Sabath that her 25 year old husband spanked her for being late after he returned from army service. The alleged cruelty led to a divorce petition asserted in Chicago court.

Chicago Virginia J Joseph Sabath

Bishop Meyer Feted by Serra Club in Milwaukee

The Serra club hosted a testimonial farewell dinner for Most Rev Albert G Meyer as he leaves his seven year role as spiritual director. Meyer will be enthroned as bishop of the Superior diocese next Wednesday. The club presented a bouquet and a $1900 check as a gift.

Milwaukee Serra Club Thn Albert G. Meyer Superior Meyer

Music Contest Results Highlight Area Solos and Honors

The page lists numerous class standings from a regional music contest across instruments such as cornet, clarinet, flute, saxophone, violin, and vocal ensembles. Winners include Donna Jo Stoll Tomah Marilyn Ladgston Ontario and Duane Mon son Viroqua with many other named performers from Westby Sparta Tomah Viola Blair Blair Onta rio and Aquinas.

Tomah Tom Rezin James Beron Sparta Grant Turner Westby LeRoy Walter Viola Darrell Slette Blair Sid Syvertson West Salem Ronald Evanstad Larry Vucenda la Farge Viroqua Whitehall Cashton Ettrick Ontario Donna Jo Stoll Marilyn Ladgston Virginia Revels David L. Pischke Duane Monson Francis Hundt Phyllis Smith Phyllis Nereng Ruth Splittstoesser Donna Knudson Donald Ender W. Cook Alden Jensen Joan Tabbert Holmen Margery Thompson the Holum Phyllis Cass Reba Mullendore Lorna Barclay Grace Chalsma Olmen Lois Belt Ivonne Silbaugh Joan Green Fern Pfafflin John Pongratz Bruce Wilberg Rosemary Kress Donna Robinson Harriette Homer Galesville Marian Doblin Wyman Peterson Elizabeth Fortney Beverly Ona Ytberg Alice Mae Rudolf Joan Dams Onalaska Elizabeth Thorson Mary Blacktopp Esther Sisbach Jeanne Zitzner Robert Wever Joan Clark Helen Giesler Mary Flood Donna Hanson Yvonne Thoreson Jean Martin Lola Mae Dobbs Janet Chapman Marie Gartner Trick Carol Price Hal Ethel Lowrey Marie Rice Glenn Vandervort Pauline Amodt Justine Holum Nancy Schenck Mary Dupuis Ann Meinking Lorraine Clements la Vonne Steiner Bangor Phyllis Melby Ramona Baumbach Mary Simones Patricia Kerrigan Aquinas Sonja Daffinrud Norris Gulbrandsen Marilyn Holman Jeanette Emerton Marian Dohlin Darlene Janssen Robert Howel Edith Tabbert Catherine Munster Marie Delagrave Charlene Kerrigan Aquinas Harriet Olson Jean Eckelberg Joanne Eckelberg June Giesler Patsy Steuland Elizabeth Morton Lois Ammerman Judith Hallingstad Shirley Hunter Anna Rae Doris Erickson Joyce Peterson Meredith Wildes Beverly “O Irene MacCornack Whitehallmer Sara Solverson Barbara Ninneman Esther Jordan Carol Peters Nalda Bezner Delores Foss Solvieg Sletteland Elizabeth Simmons Mary Sinniger Patricia Jenson Donna Rudolph Esther Schmitt Beverly Belt Patricia Sciborski Jo Ann Johnson Mary Kiefer Beatrice Goplin Olive Jernander Joanne Fiedier Kathryn Clark Marilyn Rice Vernon Bell Myron Guthrie John Fischer William Nigbor Robert Rhyme George Nourestad James Donndelinger Richard Myer Lewis Mittness William Klein Sidney Syvertson Joel Wedin Thomas Padesky Joseph Wimmer

California couple visits Dalton opening fishing season

Warren Shannon from Los Angeles traveled by way of Texas with his wife for a Dalton season opener. Carl Dalton caught a four-pound northern pike while Shannon fared poorly with gear. Shannon, once Dalton’s employee who ran the Carl Dalton shows, now works for Warner Brothers in Hollywood. The pair then headed to Chicago and will proceed to Michigan.

Warren Shannon Los Angeles Carl Dalton R. J. Onalaska Texas Dalton Shannon United States Canada Shannion Warner Brothers Hollywood Chicago Michigan

Mexico donates mares and sires to UNRRA effort

Mexico contributes 4,000 mares and 2,000 males to UNRRA for postwar rehabilitation. The animals will be shipped to Greece Yugoslavia and Albania to aid agriculture and recovery efforts.

Mexico UNRRA Greece Yugoslavia Albania

Derby Aims War Memorial To Be Model Village For Disabled Ex Servicemen

Derby plans turn its war memorial into a model village for disabled ex servicemen. The project seeks to provide accessible housing and facilities within a commemorative setting, reflecting veterans needs.

Derby England War Memorial

Strike Slashes Match Production Amid Walkouts

National AFL Matchworkers strike cuts about half of U S match output. Diamond and Ohio Match Co workers, opposing a 17-cent raise, walked out for an 18-cent increase. Votes planned in Oshkosh Wisconsin and Cloquet Minnesota.

Barberton AFL F. B. Gerhart Gerhart AFL National Council of Matchmakers Diamond Match Co Oswego N. Y Ohio Match Co Adsworth Ohio and Diamond Match Oshkosh Wis Cloquet Minn

Sunday Services In Rural Churches

Mindoro and North Bend churches schedule worship and Sunday school. Mindoro offers sermon "God's Garden and Ours" at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:40 a.m. North Bend holds Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. and a sermon "Garden of the Soul" at 11:15 a.m.

North Bend-Mindoro E. W. Griffith D. D Mindoro North Bend

Lutheran church and Sunday school events list

Kenneth Torvik leads Sunday school and Bible class in Holmen with sessions at 9 45 a m Lewis Valley 9 a m Halfway 10 30 Morning worship in Halfway 9 30 in Holmen 11 a m Luther league in Holmen Sunday 8 p m. Black River Falls hosts the La Crosse Circuit Lutheran Brotherhood Sunday afternoon and evening. Lewis Valley Ladies Aid meets in church parlors Wednesday afternoon with hostesses Petra Mahlum Palmer Mahlum Manley Mahlum.

Kenneth Torvik Holmen Lewis Valley Halfway M. Luther League Edward Tabbert S. W. Roberts Russell Lee C. E. A. la Crosse Circuit Lutheran Brotherhood Black River Falls Lewis Valley Ladies’ Aid Society Petra Mahlum Palmer Mahlum Manley Mahlum

Evangelical and Reformed Trinity Service in Mormon Coulee

Worship service planned at 9 a.m. with supply pastor Christopher Boland leading. Church school follows at 10 a.m. at Evangelical and Reformed Trinity on Mormon Coulee Road.

Evangelical and Reformed Trinity Mormon Coulee Road Christopher Boland

Coon Valley Lutheran and Norwegian Services Schedule

Coon Valley Lutheran holds English services with catechization at 9 a.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 10:15 a.m. May 9 Ladies' Aid hosts in hall with Mmes Otis and Clara Dahlen. May 10 Spring Coulee Ladies' Aid hosts with Mmes Kelly Lee and Alden Dunnum. Norwegian services 10:45 a.m. May 8 Ladies' Aid in church basement with Mmes Fred, William, Alf and Andrew Peterson.

Coon Valley Fred, William Alf Andrew Peterson

Mother Of Infant Washed Ashore In Manitowoc

Manitowoc Wis Dr Theodore Teitgen county coroner says an unidentified infant girl about two days old was found in Lake Michigan with water in the lungs and sand in the throat. He notes the child did not suffocate before entering the water. District Attorney John Danielson seeks the mother’s identity.

Manitowoc Wis Theodore Teitgen Manitowoc County Lake Michigan Teitgen John Danielson

Wiley brandishes skillets to mock OPA policy on meat prices

In Washington Senator Wiley waved three aluminum skillets on the senate floor to illustrate OPA price ceilings harming American business. He accused the agency of favoritism toward new firms, likening it to fascism as a spokesman for corn belt stock feeders called for end to meat price controls. The La Crosse segment covered a separate May 3 meeting where the Logan choir of over 60 voices performed sacred works at the Business Men's Club, with a clarinet quartet during intermission, and local traffic meeting preparations noted for May 8.

Washington Wiley Wis Senate OPA Senate Banking Committee Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Association New Deal la Crosse Business Men's Club Logana — Choir H. C. Amundson Moses George Wittenberg Robert Shilling Chamber of Commerce la Crosse Arnold Weber Arthur Sander Ray Nibbe George Curtis

Will Allow 2 Cent Rise In Copper Price

Senator McFarland said the OPA would grant a 2 cent per pound copper price rise if disputed labor contracts are settled by an 18.2 cent an hour wage increase. He cited cost-figures from mining firms and noted labor costs must rise first to justify the ceiling move from 12 to 14 cents. He added that lead and zinc could receive a similar adjustment.

Washington Sen McFarland D-Ariz OPA Price Administration

Lobaido Begins 40 Year Sentence in S Michigan Prison

Detroit grocer Frank Lobaido started a 40 year to life term in a Michigan state prison for the rape of seven year old Rosalie Giganti. He entered quarantine for 30 days and will be classified to decide if he stays in the prison or is transferred.

Jackson Mich Frank Lobaido Detroit Rosalie Giganti Lobaido Michigan

First national election returns broadcast in 1920

The first nationwide results were broadcast on November 2, 1920, showing Warren G. Harding defeating James M. Cox in the presidential race.

Harding Cox

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