Ten Candidates Vie for GOP Sheriff Nomination in La Crosse
Voters in La Crosse county face a busy August primary with ten GOP candidates seeking the sheriff nomination. Filing closes May 31 at 5 p.m. Sheriff Stanley Olson will retire after two terms. Several other county offices show no Democratic filings or active opposition at present.
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la Crosse County
Court House
GOP
Stanley Olson
Louis G. Nelson
Onalaska
Vernon H. Lamp
State Street
Gardner W
Esther Domke
Badger Street
L. G. Schaefer
George Street
Marvin Johnson
Holmen
George D. Reay
Walter S. Woods
South 14Th Street
Congress
Secretary of State
Madison
Fred H. Miller
West Salem
Extra Milk for the Low Budget
An advice note from the Consumers' Guide urges allocating a fifth of the food budget to milk and cheese when funds allow, or a quarter when budgeting is tight, noting milk delivers extensive nutrition for the cost.
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Consumers’ Guide
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ot Washing
Creamery Leased To New York Firm
The Calhoun creamery at Church in this county has been leased to a New York firm. Cream gathered remains, but New York Patrons will be limited to five pounds daily and stores to about 80 pounds weekly until a ceiling price for cream or rise in butter prices is set. This method aids local creameries against outside buyers bound by no ceiling.
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Wallkon
Calhoun
Church
New York
Russia’s Silk Machine Promises Rapid Stockings
An artificial silk machine invented in Russia spins processes dries and rolls thread. It does the work of five ordinary machines and in one hour can produce enough artificial silk to make 100 pair of stockings.
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Russia
Corsages of Carrots Sparkled in Queen Elizabeth's Court
Small carrots were worn as corsages by ladies of Queen Elizabeth I's court, a whimsical floral adornment reflecting court fashion and novelty of the era.
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Queen Elizabeth
Ames Retiring From River Falls Teachers College After 29 Years
Ames will retire as president of River Falls Teachers College in June after 29 years leading the institution. Jim Dan Hill lauds Ames as one of Wisconsin’s most outstanding educators and recalls turbulent times from 1917 to 1946 shaping higher education in the region.
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River Falls Teachers College
Teachers College
River Falls
Jim Dan Hill
Superior State Teachers College
Jessie H. Ames
River Falls College
Hill
Wisconsin
J. H. Ames
Ambrose Bierce
New York
Shipcton
Wis
George G. Ames
Cumberland, Ellsworth
Stanley
River Falls Normal School
University of Wisconsin
Louise Hitchcock
E. H. Kleinpell
Memorial Day Observance Draws WW2 Veterans Into City Parade
La Crosse veterans of World War 2 join the city’s Memorial Day events next Thursday. The parade departs at 9 a.m. from Fourth and King, with sections assembling at Cameron Park and Market Square at 8:30. New Catholic Veterans post 421 will march in section three toward the Catholic cemetery, as Oak Grove and Catholic cemeteries host programs led by Rev. Fred W. Hyslop and Msgr. Peter Pape respectively.
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LA Crosse Tribune
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First Lutheran School
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Fourth
King Streets
R. V. Ahlstrom
Cameron Park
Market Square
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King Street
West Avenue
Forest Avenue
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Cass
22Nd
Market
Logan High School
Aquinas
Oak Grove
Catholic
Campbell Cemetery
VFW
Harry Spence
Burton C. Smith
Catholic Cemetery
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Peter Pape
Hyslop
Logan
William Pappas
Lincoln
Harry Carritte
A. J. Niebruegge
Rev
Aquinas Band
Msgr
Pape
Pape; General Logan’s Order No. 11, John Fay; Music, Aquinas
Francis Simons
Urban Baer
Ize
Marshalls
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Coast Guard Reserve
Civil Air Patrol
Red Cross
Central High School
Wilson Colwell Relief Corps No. 2
GAR Daughters
William McKinley Relief Corps
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Jefferson
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Salvation Army
Hogan
Hamilton
Erickson Holsum
Franklin
Webster
Roosevelt
Longfellow
Teachers College Training School
Washington
Russell Sieger
A. H. Engelhard
T. H. Bailey
Cameron
American Legion
Aquinas High School
S War Veterans
GAR Auxiliary
St. Francis School of Nursing
St. Francis
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion Auxiliary
Sons of the American Legion
St. John’s School
St. James
St. Mary's School
St. Michael's
St. Joseph’s School
Blessed Sacrament
St. Wenceslaus School
Holy Cross
Holy Trinity
St. Michael's Orphanage
Next Time You See Paris May Be A Long Way Off
A year after liberation Paris faces travel hurdles for Americans with scarce hotels high prices and limited train access. Officials warn of rising costs and stringent entry checks while luxury hotels fill and some eateries reopen. If restrictions ease Paris could host up to half a million tourists this summer despite ongoing shortages.
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Paris
NEA
Europe
France
Harry Hill
American Express Co
U. S. Army
Hill
Ritz
Russia Aims Eightfold Increase in Colored Cotton Fabrics Output
Russia plans to boost colored cotton fabrics production eightfold within the year. The move signals a major expansion in textile capacity and could affect market supply and domestic industry targets.
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Russia
Busy Students Do Best Work Says Ohio State Survey
Ohio State University findings show students who request heavier schedules achieve better grades, higher morale, and a richer intellectual life over a three year period. Dean Charles W. Reeder cites four motives for students taking on more work and notes accelerated programs broaden fields and foster balanced development.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Charles W. Reeder
College of Commerce
Ohio State
Engineering
Dean Reeder
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