Co-Eds Dine Mother's Day at La Crosse State College
Members of the Women’s Recreation Association at La Crosse State College plan a Mother’s Day breakfast Sunday from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. for college women, mothers, and guests. Committees handle kitchen, tables, publicity, and serving with listed volunteers from several Wisconsin towns.
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Women’s Recreation Association
la Crosse State College
Kitchen
Doris Gauger
Prairie du Chien
Joyce Olson
Constance Kleist
Milwaukee
Betty Mercer
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Jean Hedburg
West Allis
Joyce Pound
Waupaca
Helen Denzin
Sheboygan Falls
Mary Appleton
Kaukauna
Marilyn Jacobs
Wisconsin Rapids
Dodie Winkler
Burlington
Audrey Jasiorkowski
Marlene Adrian
Jean Stobbe
Two Rivers
Mary Burtch
Barbara Elleson
Marilyn Willie
Dorothy Seger
Clinton
Joan Pavelski
Eau Claire
Mary Sinniger
la Crosse
Ruth
Kappa Delta Pi Elects New President at Local College
Richard Larson of La Crosse was chosen president of the Kappa Delta Pi education honor society at La Crosse State College. Elected officers include Richard Roth as vice president Carol Burghardt as secretary Dorothy Seger as treasurer and Mary Sinniger as recorder historian. New members listed include Robert Synowicz Laura Cyr Vernetta Fish Marie Lehmeir Greeta Schmaltz Tomah Mary Sinniger William Fregin and Michael Savagian.
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Richard Larson
la Crosse
Kappa Delta Pi
la Crosse State College
Larson
Richard Roth
Hillsboro
Carol Burghardt
Dorothy Seger
Clinton
Mary Sinninger
Robert Synowicz
Milwaukee
Laura Cyr
Birchwood
Vernetta Fish
West Salem
Marie Lehmeir
Onalaska
Greeta Schmaltz
Tomah
Mary Sinniger
William Fregin
Michael Savagian
South Milwaukee
Mothers' Day Breakfast in Trempealeau May 11
Trempealeau Wisconsin hosts a Mothers Day Breakfast in the Federated Church dining room on Sunday morning May 11. Serving begins at 7 30.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Federated Church
Wisconsin Supreme Court blocks county overrule of dam permits
In a landmark ruling the Wisconsin Supreme Court held that a county cannot overturn state decisions on hydroelectric dam construction. The decision affects Namekagon and others, limiting local overrule power and preserving public rights to navigable streams and scenic beauty.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Namekagon
Arthur Bystrom
Associated Press Capital
Public Services Commission
Dairyland Power Co-operative
Flambeau River
Ladysmith
Whole Co-Op
Dairyland
Rusk County Board
High Court
Namekagon Hydroelectric Company
Washburn
PSC
Washburn County
Izaak Walton League
W. J. Muench
Far
Madison
Herman W. ‘Sachtsen
League
Oscar Rennebohm
George Currie
Brule
Martin Abandons Plans To Retrace Historic Flight
Newport Beach California plane builder Glenn L Martin cancels celebration of the 40th anniversary of over water flight. He planned to retrace his May 10 1912 Newport to Catalina Island flight in a larger Navy Martin Mars but the Navy reduced aviation gasoline use due to the oil strike. He will return to Baltimore headquarters.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Santa Catalina Island
Navy
Baltimore
Naturalists Debate Animal Thinking Ability
A growing view among naturalists holds that lower animals may be capable of thinking. The claim reflects shifting ideas on cognition across species.
Janesville Man Campus Leader Presides at La Crosse College
David Gessert of Janesville begins as president of the Campus Leaders Club at La Crosse State College for 1952-53. Officers include Einer Johnson as VP Lois Heyn as secretary and Carolyn Kennedy as treasurer. Committees cover assemblies publicity organizations and more with members from Milwaukee Racine Sheboygan and other cities.
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la Crosse State College
David Gessert
Janesville
Gessert
Einer Johnson
Racine
Lois Heyn
Sheboygan
Carolyn Kennedy Walworth
Richard Olson
Milwaukee
Miss Heyn
Bjookland
Minneapolis
Ronald Wangerin
Whitefish Bay
Nancy Chopyak
Carolyn Baker
la Crosse
James Meyer
Manitowoc
Johnson
Nancy Foster
Menasha
Herbert Jones
Manston
Muriel Haase
Appleton
Robert Steuck
MIAA
James Finnane
Evansville
WRA
Beverly Scheel
Chippewa Falls
Red Violence Looms As Major Jap Problem
Tokyo dispatch notes Communist violence as a principal challenge to Japan’s reborn government. Since December, anti American and anti police campaigns have escalated, culminating in May Day riots in Tokyo and Kyoto. Five earlier attackers fell to a jiu jitsu expert on Hokkaido, while present unrest includes 2 police murders, 11 officers’ homes raided, 200 guns stolen, and 37 police stations attacked.
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Tokyo
NEA
Kyoto
Hokkaido
Iran Parliament Session Breaks Up In Disorder
In Tehran the first session of Iran's new Majlis ended in wild chaos as 76 newly elected members faced approval. Protests by Mossadegh Nationalists disrupted proceedings with shouted demands and desk smashing, leading to dismissal and later reconvening to approve 50 deputies and oppose 22.
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Tehran
Iran
Majlis
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mehdi Mirasharafi
Mossadegh
Regional TV Stations Concentrated North of Ohio River
The report notes most television outlets lie in states north of the Ohio River, spanning from the Atlantic coast to the western plains, highlighting geographic concentration in this corridor.
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Ohio River
Atlantic
Western Plain Area
Birthday of Fortunate Impresario Gallo Marking Opera Legend
Todays birthday honors Fortunato Gallo born May 9 1878 in Torremaggiore Italy. He built the San Carlo Opera Co into a major enterprise crediting his success to grand opera and a long U S career as a bank clerk turned impresario after becoming a citizen in 1900. He named the company after a San Carlo Opera he heard in Naples at age 16.
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Fortune Gallo
Torremaggiore
Italy
San Carlo Opera Co
U.S
Naples
Airman Robert J. Smith Promoted in Air Force Rank
Robert J. Smith son of Mr and Mrs John R Smith is promoted to airman third class in the U S Air Force He enlisted in 1951 and trained at Lackland AFB and Shepherd AFB He serves in sheet metal work at Turner AFB Albany Ga He was a 1951 Logan Smith High School graduate active in sports and baseball leading Turner nine as leadoff hitter with a .500 average 11 hits in 22 at bats two home runs 12 runs batted in Team batting average 349 He is due home for furlough Sunday with address AF 116-385-394 31st Install aa Sqdr Turner AFB Albany Ga
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Robert J. Smith
John R. Smith
Onalaska Ave
U.S. Air Force
Smith
Air Force
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Shepherd Afb
Wichita Falls
Turner Afb
Albany
Logan Smith High School
June Haver Recovers From Pelvic Operation
Santa Monica reporter says 25 year old actress June Haver is recuperating after pelvic surgery. Dr. Blake H. Watson reports she should leave St. John's Hospital within a week.
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Santa Monica
Calif
June Haver
Blake H. Watson
St. John’s Hospital
Dewey Denies Presidential Run At New York GOP Meet
Governor Thomas E. Dewey reiterated he is not a presidential candidate and urged New York delegates not to vote for him. He said he supports Eisenhower and was unanimously elected delegation chairman as most NY Republicans back Eisenhower with Taft one factional holder. The event followed a $100 dinner at the Waldorf with 2,500 attendees and Sen Richard Nixon urging disavowal of power grabs.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Dewey
Gen
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Republican State Committee
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
GOP
US Sides With South Korea in Treaty Block
Washington reports the United States backs South Korea in a dispute blocking a Japanese Korean peace treaty. Tokyo seeks restoration of prewar Korean properties and indemnities for damages from the current conflict, a claim deemed invalid per State Department guidance approved by Secretary Acheson.
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Washington
United States
South Korea
Japan
Korea
Tokyo
State Department
Acheson
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