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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1949
Page
5
A new boy with poor social attitudes is aided by patient teachers who win his trust with praise and smiles. A single kind approach helps him open up and improve, showing that positive reinforcement can heal bruised spirits. Dr Patri’s Self Measuring Chart is offered for more guidance.
The American dead of World War II who will not be reburied in this country will rest overseas in 14 planned cemeteries across Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Pacific, with a World War I shrine at Suresnes, France being expanded. Brig. Gen. North notes plans include chapels, museums, and inscriptions for missing graves, and headstones for about 115,000 WWII dead to be placed.
Thomas Rensle, 18, Caledonia, joins the air force after signing at Winona recruiting office. He is a Caledonia High School graduate and will begin basic training in San Antonio, Texas for a one year enlistment.
Questions and answers about GI bill education benefits for WWII and postwar service. Topics cover eligibility, rate differences for voluntary recruitment act enlistees, timing for starting and finishing schooling, NSLI dividends, GI bill loan reuse, and discharge replacements. Guidance for surviving spouses and pension claims is included.
HAL BOYLE describes a transformed husband who shares household duties with his wife. The modern all American male engages in shopping, cooking, baby care, and home improvement, surpassing the image of the traditional father and enabling a more equal domestic partnership.
The fraternal order of Eagles plans to install a Tomah unit May 15 in Tomah Wisconsin. Officers for the first year include Frank M Matas as worthy president Wade E Gilbert as worthy vice president William H Schmick as worthy chaplain Kenneth A Peterson as secretary Howard H Gerke as worthy conductor Warren W Wildes as inside guard Nobel Ekern as outside guard Archie E Core Albert Greenwalt Thomas Keene as trustees.
Guests at the Ed Houlihan home recently included Mrs. Houlihan’s nephew Bert Pelzer Jr and family from Guttenberg Iowa.
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