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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1949

Page

4

Chemical weed control gains steam in Wisconsin crops

Wisconsin agricultural researchers publish findings showing chemical weed control applied to carrots and other vegetables reduces hand weeding. Experiments with Stoddard solvent on carrots and trials on asparagus onions peas and corn indicate growing adoption, though officials warn the method remains experimental and not yet recommended for commercial use. The article also notes a health stat about college students averaging three colds annually.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Wisconsin College of Agriculture G. F. Warren K. P. Bucholtz

Radio Broadcaster Named Burlington Day Speaker

Robert E. Buchanan is selected to deliver the Burlington Day address at a May 23 noon luncheon at Hotel Stoddard. He directs Northwestern Reviewing Stand on Mutual Broadcasting System and has spoken with leading scientists and educators. He is a Northwestern University radio faculty member and former Daily Northwestern editor.

Robert E. Buchanan Burlington Stoddard Northwestern Mutual Broadcasting System Buchanan The Northwestern University Illinois Auburn

Lutheran Hospital Executive On Way To Fellowship Honor

Stanley Sims superintendent of Lutheran hospital, 1021 South Seventh street, is advancing to fellowship in the American College of Hospital Administrators. His thesis outlines include administration defined and the theory of money in nonprofit care. Sims, a Michigan native, began at Butterworth hospital Grand Rapids in 1929 and has led Lutheran hospital since 1938.

Lutheran Hospital Stanley Sims South Seventh Street American College of Hospital Administrators Jessie T. Turnbull Elizabeth Steele Magee Hospital Pittsburgh Sims Cago American College of Surgeons College of Administrators Grand Rapids Michigan Butterworth Hospital Mich Iroquois Hospital Watseka Ill Wisconsin Hospital Association

Barber Shop Quartets to Promote Savings Bonds Drive

Barber shop quartets registered with the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will sing for the U S savings bonds Opportunity drive May 16 to June 30. About 2000 barbers in 550 chapters coast to coast will perform at rallies and ceremonies to sell bonds, with the prize song Keep America Saving chosen from 43 entries.

Washington, D. C Margie Lindy Yesteryear U. S. Savings Bonds Division Barber Shop Uncle Sam Treasury Department United States Canada Alaska Hawaii Guam Tulsa Okla Pittsburgers Savings Bonds Savings Bonds Division America Frank Thone Chicago Thone Elastic Four King Cole O. C. Cash Charles M. Merrill Reno Nev J. D. Beeler Evansville Ind James F. Knipe Cleveland Sanford Brown New York Edwin S. Smith Wayne, Mich Carroll P. Adams Detroit Robert L. Irvine River Forest Ill Harold B. Staab Northampton Mass Ed Place Truman Kansas City

Milwaukee Road's Giant Electric Locomotive to Highlight Railroad Fair

The Railroad Fair will showcase the Milwaukee Road's world renown 76 foot Bi-Polar gearless electric locomotive. Weighing 521200 pounds with 24 drive wheels, it uses regenerative braking to recover energy on mountain descents and operates on 3000 volt overhead lines stored in batteries for the Wheels A Rollin pageant.

Cascade Mountains Washington Milwaukee Road America Cascades Rocky and Bitter Root Mountains Montana Idaho Milwaukee Road Electric

Anglo-Saxon glass drinking horn joins British Museum collection

A pale green glass drinking vessel with hollow lobes, about 7 7 percent inches tall, found near a farm in 1875, has been acquired by the British Museum. Separately, experts note airplane noise in flight mainly stems from the propeller and blades.

England British Museum

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