La Crosse Girl Scouts Plan Two Summer Camps for 1944
La Crosse Girl Scout chapters announce two summer camp programs across 1944 in La Crosse and nearby communities. The movement highlights youth development through democracy, health standards, and outdoor activities such as swimming hiking and crafts. Camps like Myrick Park and Decorah are listed with dates and supervision details, with the office at 215 Linker Building.
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la Crosse
Girl Scouts
National
Girl Scout Organization
Ae Ae ‘Ao
Girl — Council
Myrick Park
Decorah
Holmen
Wis
Girl Scout Office
Linker
Monroe County School Board Members Meet TOMAH Wisconsin
Monroe County school board members meet at Tomah high school auditorium for annual convention. Miss Ollie Swanson superintendent announces program with talks on education and legislation and teacher shortage. State supervisor Sanam will speak and rural school talent will present opening entertainment.
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Tomah
Wis
School Board
eSero Aes
Tomah High
Ollie Swanson
Sore Probes Sanam
Guitee
Round Table
Gees
Ollow
Langraf
Men’s suits freed in Britain easing postwar clothing rules
Britain lifts style restrictions for mustered out servicemen allowing access to peacetime civilian clothing. Ration points for an austerity suit are reduced to boost sales and ease the transition to civilian life.
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Britain
London
Priest Returns From Talks With Stalin
Seattle report on Polish American priest Rev Stanislaus Orlemanski returning from a 12 day visit to Russia where he met Premier Stalin. He called the conferences very successful and said more work remains to be done though he did not elaborate.
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Seattle
Springfield
Mass
Russia
Stalin
Stanislaus Orlemanski
WASTE OF WORDS HELLO COSTS POSTAL SERVICES SAYING SPEAKER
The British post office reports that about 300 years were wasted last year in greeting the caller rather than identifying the speaker. The study highlights time lost between establishing who is speaking and beginning the message.
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British Post Office Department
Commission wipes out Rule Of 1890
Philadelphia report shows the Fairmount park commission striking an old 1890s rule prohibiting horns or musical instruments on bicycles. The change reflects changing times and enforcement standards.
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Philadelphia
Fairmount Park Commission
Mexico to Admit 1500 Spanish Refugees May June
Mexico plans to admit about 1500 Spanish political refugees from North African camps during May and June. Interior Secretary Miguel Aleman said the move was authorized by President Avila.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Interior
Avilanca
Orchesis Dance Group Recital Promotes Contemporary Living Themes
La Crosse State Teachers College presents a spring recital by the Orchesis Dance Group in the training school auditorium at 8 15 p m. The program features 17 dances including the Dance of the Ration Stamps and Travel Talk on Porters. Twenty five dancers participate including Aileen Du Pae Nan Miller Claudia Moore Lois Sheldon Bettyla Ackermann Fern Ehlers Evelyn Findlay Ann Garney Ruth Pergande La Verne Wierzba Jean Bakkom Zenda Marion Becker Patricia Cash Louise Feil Dorothy Foster Eleanor Forster Kathleen Hoaglund Toby Rolstad Doris Schuette Marion Stancevic Dorr Tetzlaff Ruth Wabers and others.
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Orchesis
la Crosse State Teachers College
Aileen du Pae
Nan Miller
Claudia Moore
Lois Sheldon
la Crosse
Bettyla Ackermann
Fern Ehlers
Evelyn Findlay
Ann Garney
Ruth
Pergande
la Verne
Suamico
Ruth Wabers
Wausau
Deaths Last Night
Hewitt H. Howland former Century magazine editor aged 80 native of Indianapolis died last night in New York. Thomas Francis Healey 55 longtime employee of the Office of the Coordinator of Inter American Affairs and former staffer at the Philadelphia Inquirer Public Ledger and Philadelphia Record born in New York obituary note from AP.
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Associated Press
New York
Hewitt H. Howland
The
Century Magazine
Indianapolis
Washington
Thomas Francis Healey
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Philadelphia Record
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Monroe County School Board
Ward
Montgomery Ward
Nuffin
Mistah Major
Priest
Wes
Wren
Write Tribune
Hermitage
Kentucky
Phillips & 50 Oe Corp
Oeamonen
la Cresse
Hollander
Montgomery’ Ward
Fifth Ave. South
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