Nazarene Congregation Buys West Avenue Church
The Church of the Nazarene purchases the West Avenue Methodist church at 418 North 16th street announced by Rev. Philip Johnson. Services begin Sunday June 27 with shared use by Asbury Methodist until November when Asbury completes its new building. The purchase aims to expand Sunday school space.
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West Avenue
Church of the Nazarene
North 16Th Street
Philip Johnson
The
Nazarene Church
Asbury Methodist
Redfield Street
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Johnson
South 10Th Street
Grace Presbyterian Chapel
Grace Chapel
Jackson Street
13Th Street
King Street Methodist Church
J. S. Colman
South Sixth Street
Colman Chapel
First Methodist
Salter
Wesley
Asbury
Methodist
Public List of 37 Russian Violations Revealed
The State Department compiled a list of 37 Russian violations of wartime agreements with the United States in Germany and seven other former Axis nations, released after a March 17 Truman statement. A senate resolution urged details to support the president. Circuses draw crowds in South Africa.
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Washington
United States
Germany
State Department
Truman
Housing set rules for Salter field additions in La Crosse
The La Crosse housing authority outlines building restrictions for the Salter field addition as prospective buyers await applications. Lot prices run 700 to 900 dollars with a 100 dollar down payment required. half the purchase price may be returned after home completion within a time limit. Restrictions extend to Jan 1 1972 with automatic 10 year renewals unless changed.
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Salter Field
la Crosse
Housing Authority
la Crosse Housing Authority
Halberg To Deliver Central Baccalaureate Talk
Rev. R. F. Halberg will deliver the sermon at the Central high school baccalaureate June 6 at 3 p m in the Vocational school auditorium. Seniors in white caps will form a processional to Handel Largo. The program opens with invocation by Rev. Halberg. The choir features O Divine Redeemer and Leland Halberg as tenor soloist. Patricia Brinkley plays Improvisation and Melody. The recessional is Pomp and Circumstance.
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Central High School
R. F. Halberg
Halberg
O Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Leland Halberg
Rev. Halberg
Patricia Brinkley
Balance Distortion Impacts Night Flying Pilots
Night flying pilots may suffer balance distortion from aircraft motion and spin perception. When the plane spins they may feel reverse rotation and worsen the spin while attempting to recover.
Strikes Elders Highlight Heart Disease Risk in Elderly
The article notes heart diseases occur most often in the elderly, emphasizing age as a major risk factor and urging awareness among aging populations and caregivers.
Parade Comes To Bedridden Maine Youth
In Westbrook Maine nine year old David Gagnon is bedridden after burns from a 1946 fire. A Memorial day parade will march by his house an hour before start with units from the 103rd infantry combat team National Guard police and others. Mayor Pewell donates a flag as the Crusaders drum corps perform nightly nearby to lift his spirits.
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Westbrook
David Gagnon
David
River Street
Catholic Action Crusaders
Victor J. Ledoux
Paravie
Ledoux
103Rd Infantry
National Guard
Ernest
Pewell
Crusaders
Worry And Wrinkle Worry Aggravates Diseased Hearts
A brief health note warns that anxiety worsens heart disease but does not weaken healthy hearts. It emphasizes psychological stress as a risk factor while assuring sound hearts remain capable of withstanding worry.
Freedom Train to Stop in La Crosse June 25
Newbury leads drive to raise funds for a one day stop of the Freedom Train carrying over 100 historical documents. Donations support movement costs and public presentation hosted by the American Heritage Foundation with local volunteers assisting Newburg and partners Matteson Murphy Niemeyer and Padesky.
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la Crosse
Edward P. Newburg
American Heritage Foundation
Newburg
M. B. Matteson
W. Leo Murphy
Emil Niemeyer
John R. Padesky
Main Street
Nazis Destroy Vast Dutch Rail Assets in Retreat
The Hague reports that in their withdrawal, German forces wrecked 84 percent of the Netherlands locomotives, 94 percent of railroad passenger cars, and 98 percent of freight cars before the Allied advance.
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Hague
Netherlands
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