Central Class Preparations Foreshadow 74th Graduation
Central high school prepares for the 74th June graduation with 267 seniors set for ceremonies on June 8 in the Vocational auditorium. Activities begin June 4 with baccalaureate and continued rehearsals, speeches by seniors like Ellinor Lehmann and Howard Silberman, and a class banquet at the VFW club.
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Central High School
Central
Ellinor Lehmann
Shirlee Sayner
Randal Thompson
Howard Silberman
Doris Meyer
Helen Rynning
Felix Borowski
Seasonal Fire Dangers Bring Kessel Alert
Fire Chief Adolph Kessel warned of summer hazards as cottage and forest fires rise with water near homes. He urged inspections of electrical and cooking gear, proper disposal of cigarettes and matches, and cautioned about boat fires from faulty motors. He also outlined basic drowning rescue steps and emphasized learning proper first aid.
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Adolph Kessel
la Crosse
Kessel
Picnics Booked At Fast Tempo For Area Parks
County Clerk Es ther M. Domke reports reservations for county park picnics are pouring in. From May 28 to Aug 26 multiple groups and organizations have booked spaces at Veterans Memorial Pleasant Valley Neshonoc schools Onalaska park and nearby sites. Contact 44888 to secure large groups.
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Esther M. Domke
Veterans Memorial
Pleasant Valley
Neshonoc
Teachers College Training School
Logan
Moody Memorial Free Church
Smith Valley
French Island
Barre Mills Aid Association
Farm Drainer Association
Dorcas Society of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
United Commercial Travelers
Carter Family Reunion
The
First Congregational Church
la Crosse County
Cub
Longfellow School
Amvets
Post Office
West Salem
Allis Chalmers Foreman’s Club
Allied War Veterans Council
Cub Scouts
la Crosse Cooler Co
County Board of Supervisors
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Logan Junior Band
Bethel Lutheran Sunday School
English Lutheran Circle
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Roosevelt Cub Scouts
DeLuxe Engineers
Onalaska Camp
Assembly of God
Auto- Lite Manufacturing Co
Benaud
Burlington
Caledonia Street
Elks
Onalaskaarks
Miss Domke
Paid Advertisement for La Crosse Association
An association based in La Crosse Wisconsin places a paid advertisement listing P O Box 404 as its contact address. The notice lacks further details about the organization’s purpose or activities.
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P. O
la Crosse
Wis
Taxpayers pledge action by La Crosse County board
Written and authorized by F. A. Reiman president La Crosse County Taxpayers group affirms support for county measures and financial oversight in the upcoming session.
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F. A. Reiman
la Crosse County
Ecuador Rains Flood Bridges on Chanchan River Route
Torrential rains in Ecuador inundated seven bridges on the Chanchan river and much of the Guayaquil Quito railroad track. A variant line may have to be laid to reopen the route.
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Ecuador
Chanchan River
Guayaquil
Quito
Wool Prices Soar As Australian Sheep Growers Reap Gains
Wool prices are high observers say as Australian sheep growers report strong market demand for fleece. Analysts note steady price momentum across major clips benefiting producers and exporters.
France Argentina Films to Enter Mexico Under Pact
Mexican officials approve a new agreement allowing French and Argentine films to enter Mexico previously barred. United States distributors say the pact will have negligible impact on their interests and markets.
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Mexico
United States
Expect Much Cotton Boosts Paraguayan Mills Expansion
Cotton-spinning mills in Paraguay plan expansion amid expectation of a large cotton crop. The industry aims to increase output as growers anticipate favorable harvest conditions and rising demand.
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Paraguay
Witte to keynote Wisconsin Historical Society banquet
E. E. Witte former member of the national war labor board and UW economics chair will headline the State Historical Society annual banquet in Ephraim June 16 18. He speaks on Labor in Wisconsin History as part of a three day convention with boat rides folk songs dances and a Door County picnic pilgrimage.
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Madison
Wis
E. E Witte
National War Labor Board
University of Wisconsin
State Historical Society
Clifford Lord
Witte
Wisconsin
Ephraim
Door County
Pioneer Young Men Change Seasonal Jobs
In territorial Wisconsin young men split rails cut cord wood and taught school during winter as usual livelihoods. With spring they shift to crop cultivation and land work for income. Get Results With Want Ads.
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Territorial
Wisconsin
St Josephs Choir Final Concert Marks New Organ Install
St Josephs Cathedral in La Crosse presents its final season concert Sunday June 4 at 7 30 p m marking the installation of a new organ console in the lower balcony Joseph Kranzfelder the cathedral organist will perform works by Karg Elert Dubois and Bach John Rayburn leads the choir in Emite Spiritum Tuum And the Glory of the Lord Alleluia Cherubic Hymn How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place and Christ Triumphant A benediction ends the program The event is public with special invitations to area church choirs and takes place at Sixth and Main streets in the cathedral
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St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Joseph Kranzfelder
Karg-Elert
Dubois
Bach
John Rayburn
Schuetky
Glory of the Lord
Handel
Mozart
Gretchaninoff
Brahms
Pietro Yon
la Crosse
Canada to Train Naval Officers at Home to Preserve Accent
A future plan urges training Canadian naval officers predominantly in Canada rather than with the Royal Navy. The aim is to avoid an English accent and strengthen national repertoire, with London advised on policy.
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Canada
Royal Navy
London
Ex USAF Duo Leads CAP Training and Reorganization in La Crosse
Ex USAF officers Captain Kenneth Wooden and Lieutenant Charles Begun take roles as operations and training officers for CAP group four in La Crosse as CAP reorganizes under Captain Gregory H Oldenburg. They will run extensive simulated search and rescue missions aligned with a statewide CAP program, coordinating with Col John Batten Milwaukee CAP wing commander. CAP missions last year totaled 9286 hours including 6611 for US CAP requests, 1844 for Operation Snowdrop, and 830 for other agencies, with many missions unreported. Civil Air Patrol, founded 1941, became an official civilian auxiliary of the US Air Force in 1948 under a congress act.
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Tribune
la Crosse Civil Air Patrol
Kenneth Wooden
Charles Begun
CAP
Wooden
Charles
Civil Air Patrol
la Crosse
Gregory H. Oldenburg
John Batten
Milwaukee
Begun
Air Forces
U. S. Air Rescue Service
Washington
D. C
United States
Air Rescue Service
U. S
Ments
State Aeronautics Commissions
Air National Guard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Park Service
Coast Guard
Office of
Civilian Defense
U. S. Air Force
Children Plan Lawn Festivity At City Home
Six year old Johnny explains a lawn party at the La Crosse Home for Children, 609 South 11th Street, on June 11 from 3 to 6 PM. Proceeds from ticket sales fund a fire escape required by state and city code. a band and entertainment program are listed for the annual event.
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Johnny
la Crosse
South 11Th Street
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