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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1952

Page

7

Texas Republicans Face Executive Committee Over Delegates Feud

Mineral Wells Texas hard fought split within the GOP as Eisenhower and Taft factions clash over 38 national convention delegates and seating contests. Dallas to San Antonio delegates, while Democrats in San Antonio name 52 delegates amid sharp factional charges and accusations of political double dealing. A scrap dealer in Bruges found $66 in notes in an old stove.

Mineral Wells Tex Texas Taft Eisenhower San Antonio Dwight D. Eisenhower Holt Sen Ohio GOP Jack Porter U.S. Senate Bruges Belgium

Bell Outlines Life's Barriers at 1952 Logan Graduation

Baccalaureate services for Logan High School’s 1952 graduates were held in the auditorium Sunday. Rev. George Bell of Caledonia Street Methodist Church gave the afternoon address titled Tough Enough to Take It and urged graduates to rely on inner resources, see meaning in adversity, and act with integrity when the crowd goes wrong. The Logan High School orchestra opened with Hymnus, followed by Pomp and Circumstance, and the benediction concluded with The Lord Bless You and Keep You. The Dominican Republic’s total of 5 367 passenger cars includes 1 477 taxicabs.

Logan High School George Bell Caledonia Street Methodist Church Fielitz Mr. Bell Logan A Tschaikowsky Lutkin Martell Disrud

USAFI Helps Servicemen Pursue Courses by Mail

Military education piece explains USAFI options with more than 300 courses from basic arithmetic to Russian. Enlisted personnel may apply with a $2 money order, choose correspondence or self teaching, and earn college or high school credits if approved by the designated college or school.

USAFI United States Armed Forces Institute UAFI Madison Wis United States Madison 3 Pamphles U.S Madison, Wis

Strike threat hangs over South Africa after journalist arrest

A general strike threat looms as labor unions unite behind protests after E S Sachs, a key garment workers leader, was jailed in Johannesburg for defying a government order. The Federation of Trades and Labor Council, with about 100000 members, weighs a protest walkout amid government suppression actions against leftist and labor leaders.

Capetown South Africa Johannesburg E.S. Sachs Federation of Trades and Labor Council Upmany Communications and Industries South African Federation of Trade Unions Sachs Garment Workers Daniel F. Malan Communist Party

Brice Prairie School Holds Annual Picnic Event

About a hundred Brice Prairie parents children and friends of Oak Grove School attended the annual picnic starting with a 12 30 p.m. dinner. An afternoon program featured pupil groups performing folk and square dances with Sally Pearson as caller. Mrs. Emily Gregg teaches at the school.

Brice Prairie Oak Grove i Sally Pearson Emily Gregg

Stoffel Urges Vision in Baccalaureate Address

Rev Harold N Stoffel delivered the 1952 Central High School graduation sermon at Vocational auditorium urging vision from wisdom in the ageless Book. He warned that lack of vision leads to failure and urged brakes on moral life, noting dangers seen in 18th century France and in modern society.

Harold N. Stoffel Central High School Vocational Auditorium Mr. Stoffel France Stoffel God

Empress of Japan Grants First Postwar Audience

In Tokyo the empress welcomed ace envoys and their wives marking Japan's first postwar audience. The formal gathering underscored renewed diplomatic ties and ceremonial tradition amid transitional postwar relations.

Japan Tokyo

Tile drainage spacing for varying soil types

Ordinary soils use tile lines every 100 feet about 436 tiles per acre. Tight soils require closer spacing with lines roughly 80 feet apart and about 545 tiles per acre.

Set Hearing For Bigamist Dutson In Arizona

George Merlin Dutson an excommunicated Mormon known as a bigamist was freed on $1,500 bail after a preliminary hearing set on charges of bigamy and illegal cohabitation. He has been sought since December 31 1951 when six women with the Dutson surname were named in the case. two were dropped and the rest postponed. Dutson cited Bible and early Mormon beliefs as his justification.

MBSA Ariz George Merlin Dutson Dutson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Mormon

Teacher 64 Wins First Round To Stay In Classroom

In Corning New York 64 year old Ruby Johnson won back permission to teach 20 students after being dismissed for alleged incompetence. The principal removed a padlock from the one room school door and she will finish the school year. She plans to join the students on their picnic today.

Corning N.Y Ruby Johnson Calvin A. Smith

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