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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1949

Page

4

Deans of Women Gather for Wisconsin Meeting

Deans of women and advisers of girls from Wisconsin colleges and high schools will meet May 6 in Madison at Lathrop hall on invitation of UW Dean of Women Mrs. Mark Troxell. The program starts 9 30 a m with talks on Shaping Democratic Attitudes in Germany by Miss Bernce Leary and The Role of the Counselor led by several educators.

Madison Wis Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Mark Troxell Lathrop Germany Bernce Leary Madison Public Schools Helen Keating Whitefish Bay High School Missarguerite Wickenden Ripon College Emily Chervenik Troxell Marie Knipfel Waukesha High School Male McElligott Marquette University Keturaa Antrim Sout Institute Teachers College Alice Tobey Wausau

Rivoli Honors Two Mothers at Mother's Day Matinee

The Rivoli theater will award gifts to the oldest and youngest mothers attending Sunday’s Mother’s Day matinee of "Little Women." Manager William Freise said mothers must register their ages at the door. The Rivoli pharmacy next to the theater will present the gifts.

Rivoli Theater William Freise Rivoli Freise

Medical Group Gives $5,000 To Project

The state medical society reported it contributed $5,000 toward the University of Wisconsin foundation fund to erect a center for continuation studies in Madison Wisconsin.

Medical Group Madison Wis The State Medical Society University of Wisconsin Foundation

Wisconsin Spring Forest Fire Losses Rise

Madison Wisconsin special report notes 7 062 acres burned this spring due to dead vegetation and wind. Conservation department warns of higher fire risk with more field workers joining efforts alongside a spring trout season and general fishing opening on May 14. Total fires reach 416 with a 4 707 acre fire dominating recent figures.

Madison Wis Conservation Department Lake Superior

Swimming Instructor Heiress Marry In South

Albert Lewis Perry, former swimming instructor, and Barbara Morse McCall daughter of a Chicago industrialist, wed in Palm Beach with vows read by County Judge Richard P. Robbins. Perry previously taught at the Palm Beach Bath and Tennis club and the Sea Spray club.

Palm Beach, Fla Albert Lewis Perry Barbara Morse McCall Chicago

Directors To Be Examined June 29 30

The Wisconsin state board of health reports license examinations for funeral directors and embalmers will be held in Milwaukee on June 29 and 30.

Madison Wis Milwaukee State Board of Health

Obituary notes list notable figures across multiple states

The dispatch lists several prominent figures including Sir Malcolm Fraser lord lieutenant of Surrey and former editor roles, Montague R. Ward Welding Shipyards executive, Frederick Brinsmade Van Rieeck Jr. longtime attorney and civil service head, and Harry H. Odell father of coaches Howie Odell and Bob Odell, all noted across Dorset Norfolk Phoenix and Sioux City segments.

Associated Press Dorset Sir Malcolm Fraser Surry The London Evening Standard Birmingham Gazette Evening Dispatch Phoenix, Ariz Frederick Brinsmade van Rieeck, Jr White Plains Civil Service Commission Sioux City, la Harry H. Odell Howard Howie) Odell University of Washington Robert Bob) Odell University of Wisconsin

Eyes West For Politicos Watching 1950

Westward political focus shapes 1950 elections as Democrats and Republicans jockey over reclamation public power and conservation. J. Howard McGrath travels to Albuquerque to rally West support while GOP counters with regional conferences and attacks on 80th Congress actions.

Washington West J. Howard McGrath Albuquerque N. M McGrath Wall Street Thomas E. Dewey GOP 80Th Congress Lucas

Sixth Grade Dinner Prepared by Orient Themed Class

Sixth grade at the training school organized an Orient themed noon meal. Students created Japanese menus chose preferred foods. The main dish featured Yakasubi and co. Guests included Marilyn Otto and Dr and Mrs Rolfe among others. A food committee, decorations, invitations, and wait staff were assigned. Student teacher Mrs. Winifred Tanberg oversaw the group.

Orient Yakasubi and Co Marilyn Otto E. W. Leamer Jean Rolfe Orville Braun Marjorie Smith Harold Dyar Pauline Abel Darrell Larson Jane Miller Molly Krueger Nancy Sorenson Janis Cowley Marit Gundersen Mary Seaquist Stephen Martindale Louise Schuwalter Barbara Byers Carole O’niel Margaret Reschlein Carol Spence Mike Smaby Harry Worth Tom Gilbertson Roger Molzahn Burton Spangler Edward Hansen Brad Alexander Richard Wilson Robert van Galder Winifred Tanberg

Fells Student Elected Dorm Duke at Wisconsin Falls

Fred Jenkins of Chippewa Falls was elected Dorm Duke and will reign at the University of Wisconsin Falls formal dance on May 13. Australian women have declared bloomers old fashioned.

Madison Wis Fred Jenkins Chippewa Falls Duke Will University of Wisconsin Falls

Author Of The Week W G Rogers Profiles Oscar DeLiso

Oscar DeLiso author of God's Thumb Down lived in the United States for ten years and in Italy for ten before returning in 1936. He read widely in New York Chicago and San Francisco libraries while working for newspapers and magazines. He started a literary sheet that folded, taught at Stanford in 1943, then joined the army and later wrote his first novel.

Oscar DeLiso Italy United States New York Chicago San Francisco Times DeLiso Stanford

Scotland Yard Probes Fire That Destroyed $120000 Munitions

London police investigate a blaze that consumed surplus war munitions valued at 30 pounds in an East End warehouse, the sixth fire in the area in a week as Scotland Yard acts quickly.

London East End Scotland Yard

Babylonian Tablets List Wages For Eight Hour Canal Work

Ancient cuneiform clay tablets reveal daily wages for workers on a canal project. The documents specify pay scales for an eight hour workday and detail compensation practices.

Robins Build Nest in Local Anglican Church Lectern

Kingsfield reports a Robbins nest inside the lectern of the St. Francis of Assisi parish. The unusual avian home draws passerby attention as the birds nest within church walls. The incident echoes historic tales of nature inhabiting sacred spaces.

Robins Kingsfield St. Francis of Assisi Robbins

Jap Miners Strike Third Time In Month

Three Japanese coal miners have gone out on strike this month on legal holidays May Day Constitution Day and Children’s Day. Neither employers nor occupation authorities worry the stoppages as miners back a proposal to raise output for the same pay.

Tokyo Japan

Austria's Theatre for Schools Tours to Spur Drama Talent

Austria supports a touring theatre for schools program to present classical dramas in areas without permanent theatres. The initiative aims to stimulate public interest in drama and replenish the supply of young stage artists across the country.

Austria

Mother’s Day Drives Across Nation’s Shops This Week

SAM DAWSON reports stores push Mother’s Day sales with new gift ideas major appliances and combinations with roses. Credit terms relaxed to boost purchases while florists and card makers forecast strong demand as families plan gifts for mothers and fathers with cards and promotions.

New York Federal Reserve Board Mother Hallmark Greeting Card Co Father

Belgium Retail Prices Soar Far Above Prewar Levels

Retail prices in Belgium run nearly four times higher than pre war levels and sit about 15 percent above last year as the economy adjusts to postwar conditions.

Belgium

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