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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

5

German Youth Book Sells Well in Germany

Madison Wisconsin special report notes a UW sociologist authored German edition of German Youth: Bond or Free. The translated work, updated for German readers, has sold almost as well as popular German novels and is praised for its accurate, insightful portrayal of postwar German youth and society.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Germany Wiesbaden Howard Becker England International Library of Sociology and Social Reconstruction Becker Leopold von Wiese Max Scheler Robert Alice Schmid Hesse Marburg Frankfurt College of Agriculture Giessen Darmstadt Institute of Technology

Legion Post Plans Memorial Services and Trips

Legionnaires and patriotic groups are invited to a memorial service Sunday May 28 at 10 30 a m at the Assembly of God Seventh and State streets A second service Monday May 29 at 12 midnight will be the Calvin Cain memorial at the Legion clubrooms La Crosse Advise by card or phone before 6 p m Monday if attending Next trip to Tomah to visit veterans set for Tuesday June 6 Count and club members to arrange Also Seventh district Spring conference May 27 28 at Thorp Wis Stag picnic June 21 at 4 p m Sick list includes Carl Fitzke John Shimshak Harry Leithold Fritz Miller Elmer Granke Dr Townsend Clarence Holcomb Ted Blinn Lloyd Kumm Cecil Grover Bill Stainer Albert Pfaff Ed Atwood plus residents at Onalaska sanitorium Fort Snelling Fort Snelling and Hot Springs

Legionnaires Assembly of God Seventh State Streets Volture 830 Calvin Cain Legion la Crosse Legion Stag Carl Fitzke John Shimshak William Domke Harry Leithold Fritz Miller Elmer Granke Dr. Townsend Onalaska Sanitorium Clarice Holcomb la Crosse Hospital Ted Blinn Grandview Lioyd Kumm Tomah Cecil Grover Fort Snelling Bill Stainer Wood Albert Pfaff Hot Springs Ed Atwood

Catlin Seeks Speakership If Re-elected to Sixth Term

Appleton Wisconsin Assemblyman Mark S Catlin Jr a Republican announced Wednesday he would run for the speakership if re-elected to a sixth term this fall He previously sought the post two years ago losing to Alex Nicol Catlin who served four terms before the war was Republican floorleader in 1941 and 1943 and served two years in the marine corps He was re-elected to the lower house last year.

Appleton Wis Mark S. Catlin Catlin Outagamie County Alex Nicol Sparta Marine Corps

Hotels renamed in Hungary under state ownership

In Budapest Hungary the Hotel Britannia is renamed Beke Peace and the Hotel Imperial is renamed Szabadsag Freedom. Both hotels remain state owned as part of a broader property rebranding.

Budapest Hungary Britannia Beke Peace Imperial Szabadsag Freedom

Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief

A vintage ad promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic to ease backache, headaches, and fatigue from aging and kidney strain. It claims quick relief by cleansing kidney tubes and filters, urging readers to buy for over five decades of use.

Dean Doan

Author Of The Week David Demarest Lloyd

David Demarest Lloyd author of Son and Stranger is a New Yorker who graduated Harvard summa cum laude and Harvard Law. He studied in Cambridge and visited there after the war while attached to the American embassy in London. He is now a White House staff member living in Alexandria with a lawyer wife and two children. His novelist father is a literary agent.

David Demarest Lloyd New Yorker Harvard Harvard Law School Cambridge England University City London White House Alexandria

World War I Native American Service Totals

About 10,000 American Indians served in World War I with 8,000 in the Army and the remainder in the Navy.

Navy

Mother Honored For Top Four Year Scholastic Average

Stevens Point Wisconsin Mrs Helen Eagleburger mother of sophomore Larry Eagleburger was honored for achieving the highest four year scholastic average among graduating seniors at Stevens Point Teachers College. She attended the college two years before marriage in 1920 returned part time in 1946 and completed the four year course. Her husband died about a year ago and she has a daughter Jean a freshman at Stevens Point High School.

Stevens Point Wis Stevens Point Teachers College Helen Eagleburger Larry Eagleburger Jean Stevens Point High School

Leathercraft: oldest known human skill in making soles

Leather finishing, akin to materials used in shoe soles, is described as humanity's oldest craft. The statement frames tanning and leatherwork as a foundational economic and cultural practice across early civilizations.

Regional Women Aid Morris In $6,000 County Polio Drive

Three regional women and Mrs. Dick Evans of Banger lead a county polio fund drive for the Sister Elizabeth Kenny foundation. Paul Morris of La Crosse is named city chair and $5,000 local goal supports Wisconsin state quota of $60,300. The statewide drive runs Aug 21 for one month with hoped polio case rise.

Morris Harry C. Johnson Mills Elizabeth Kenny Sister Kenny Foundation Wisconsin Sister Elizabeth Kenny Institute Benny

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UW Sociologist Pens Legion Listening Robert Counts Counts Club Thorp W. G. Rogers Stevens Point TC Sears Savings SEARS Sears and Save Orst Charmade Sears and SAVE Homart DIAL Styles Fifth Avenue
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