Students Set Attendance Records at Vocational School
A group of pupils at the Vocational school in the area earned perfect attendance marks for the year including George Hasek and Dorothy Chase full-time students. Frank Bay follows a half-time schedule for three years while Lucille Ender and Lillian Vogtuhn each have near perfect records with only a few tardies. The school operates on an adult timetable offering flexible entry and exit as students shift between work and classes.
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Vocasonal Arfieia
George Hasek
Adent
Dorothy Chase
Frank Bay
Cme
Ady Cant
Dave
Gut
Lucille Ender
Lillian Vogtuhn
Lave
Achuol
Ehool
Pep
Branch libraries need attention in La Crosse
The Tribune discusses La Crosse branch libraries in poor condition. West Ave branch is hot in summer and drafty in winter, while the North Side branch, begun in 1905, is cramped and dim with limited ventilation. Both serve thousands daily, highlighting the case for new or improved facilities to expand access.
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la Crosse
West Ave
Public Library
North Side
Beloit Policeman Wounded In Arrest Attempt
Beloit Wisconsin February scene reports Fred Samp 45 a merchant policeman critically wounded in an attempted auto theft by two Negro suspects. A badge bullet lodged behind his heart another in the abdomen while two more hit his hip and arm. Suspects Mosley fled as Mrs Phelps and Mrs Cluskey reported finding the car near a tavern. Officer Lamp gave chase and was shot as he closed in on the gunman.
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Beloit
Wis
Fred Samp
Samp
Mosley
Pegey Phelps
Eunice Cluskey
Lamp
Arkansas Appoints Member to Mississippi River Commission
President Roosevelt named Harry N. Pharr of Arkansas to the Mississippi River Commission on Monday. Pharr will join the panel overseeing river navigation and related works, strengthening regional representation in federal waterway policy.
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Arkansas
Commission
Washington
Roosevelt Monday
Harry N. Pharr
Misssissippi River Commission
Graft claims over WERA rules on optical aid and medical practice
A reader denounces Wisconsin emergency relief policy under FERA WERA arguing it bars payment for eye care from optometrists unless prescribed by a physician. The letter condemns the rule as anti law, urging respect for optometrists licensed to provide optical aid and calling the stance potentially absurd and graft-tainted.
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Tribune
Ferawera
Federal Relief Administration
Wisconsin Emergency Relief Administration
Wisconsin
WERA
Supreme Court
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Blosser
Cain
Rassleri
Rervici
Recordican of
Rennest
Afmaeir
Central Library
Hamilton
Lilly M. E. Borresen
H. Clay Evenson
New York
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Abraham J. Rosenblum
American Legion
Corona
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Noll
Innom
Rine Mogl
America
Eson
U.S
U.S Rubber Products, Inc
Tire & Radio Supply Company
Rose St
United States
Adi Sue
THE
DOW Chemical Company Midland
Michigan
Wicenam Rapreaentet
Cunningham-Crimayer Company
Milwaukew
the Grasell Chemical Company
Milwaukee
LA Crosse Drug CO
LA Crosse, Wisconsin
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