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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1950
Page
2
La Crosse Optimists and the city police department distribute citation forms to record safe riding habits. The contest began May 17 with school observations of cyclists age up to high school. Winners will be chosen June 14 with prizes. those cited report to Myrick Park June 24 for prize announcements.
Two La Crosse students joined 60 women from the University of Wisconsin as they were honored at the 30th annual senior swingout. The May 20 ceremony on Lincoln Terrace before Bascom Hall recognized graduating seniors and their families during Parents Weekend. Sylvia Van Zandt received a Delta Delta Delta scholarship and Christine M. Steenbach fellowship and was elected to Mortar board. Beverly Hollett was elected to Mortar board.
New Mexico shows the highest birth rate compared with other states, reflecting demographic patterns and family growth trends across the region.
A 10 member civic and religious panel led a public discussion on curbing juvenile drinking in taverns. Moderated by John Niehaus the event tied to Coca Cola and the Tavern League of Wisconsin drew about 200 attendees from La Crosse Monroe Trempealeau and Vernon counties.
The leatherback turtle, also known as trunkback or lath, is the largest living turtle. It roams Atlantic waters and can reach about eight feet in length and up to 800 pounds in weight.
The La Crosse Tribune title entry notes its second class mail status as of June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 Act.
In Oberammergau Germany the 316 year old Passion Play will feature refugees from Eastern Europe in small roles for the first time. About 2 000 newcomers live with locals in the Bavarian village as casts continue to fill the historically villager only production. The town prepares for an influx of visitors with expanded air service and tourist housing while the open air amphitheatre seats 5200 and uses electric scene changes.
A get acquainted party for foster home mothers is set for 1 15 p m Thursday at Family Welfare Association headquarters 313 Linker building Mrs J E Keller chair of the case workers committee said movies showing foster mothers with their charges will be part of the program Committee members include Mrs Leon Miller Evangeline Malchow Josephine Miller Harold Nida and William O Hanson
The Egyptian nationalists pressured Britain to declare Egypt an independent sovereign state on February 28, 1922. Britain retained rights to protect Suez and defend Egypt after the declaration.
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