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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1950

Page

2

Cubbers Training Class Planned by Boy Scout Cubbing Program

Cubmasters and committee members will attend Cubmasters and committeemen sessions at Camp Decorah next Sunday from 1 to 6 PM. John Sleik will direct the first half. Paul White will lead the den mothers section with several local leaders assisting. A nominal registration fee includes an evening meal and crafts demonstrations.

Camp Decorah John Sleik Tewny Council Paul White Stanley Apel Prairie du Chien Kuether la Crosse A. G. Buhr C. L. Goergen Caledonia Harvey Ott Harold Nida Arthur Peterson Miles Cornell B. W. Ingli Gateway Council

Lincoln Arc Foundation awards scholarships to Wisconsin agr leaders

The James F Lincoln Arc Foundation Monday announced its second agricultural award and scholarship program. Two Wisconsin youths, Elgar Schroeder of Morrisonville and Robert Keuren of Greenwood, won prizes for describing low arc welding applications in farming. Schroeder earned 1000 dollars in the agricultural producers division, Keuren 292 dollars in agricultural education and services, with both receiving 250 dollar college scholarships.

Cleveland James F. Lincoln Wisconsin Elgar Schroeder Morrisonville Wis Robert Keuren Greenwood

Local Students Enroll at Falls College This Quarter

Three River Falls State Teachers college attendees are Merlin B. Eggen a freshman son of Milo and Mrs Eggen Mary J. Hunt a junior daughter of H W and Mrs Hunt and J David Johnson a sophomore son of J S and Mrs Johnson.

River Falls State Teachers College Merlin B. Eggen Milo Eggen Mary J. Hunt H. W. Hunt J. David Johnson J. S. Johnson

Central High Junior Red Cross Names 1950 51 Representatives

Central High School Junior Red Cross starts its 1950 51 year with homeroom representative recruitment. New officers elected at first meeting include Sharon Fredricks president John Bibby vice president and Benny Erickson treasurer.

Junior Red Cross At Central Central High School Junior Red Cross Marie Roellich Audrey Nekola Susan Spence Lucille Hanson Susan Hart Sharon Fredricks Barbara Henn Richard Larson Donna McKormick Irene Kapel Louise Balmer Sharor_ “Fredricks John Bibby Benny Erickson

Buffalo County Highway Contract Approved for $84850

Gov Rennebohm signed four highway contracts totaling 158420 for five counties. Kraemer and Sons of Plain, Wis will build a base course on state 25 from Misha Mokwa in Buffalo county to Durand city limits in Pepin county for 84850 dollars. Other projects include a bridge on U S 53 in Douglas county for 41067 dollars and blacktop surfacing on U S 51 in Dane county for 13269 dollars.

Madison Wis Rennebohm State 25 Misha Mokwa Buffalo County Durand Pepin County Kraemer and Sons Plain Douglas County WU. S. 53 Superior Arthur Peterson Dane U. S. 51 East Madison Racine Southern Wisconsin Colony and Training School Union Grove

UN Likely Asked to Probe German Prisoner Fate

Western powers seek UN inquiry into the fate of thousands of Russian held German POWs. Russia says repatriation largely complete with few exceptions and rebuffs direct Western demands. Western officials earlier claimed many POWs unaccounted for. Lord Henderson estimated 1.5 million vanished in Russia.

London United Nations Russia United States Britain France Foreign Office Lord Henerson Foreign Affairs

New Auxiliary Police Convene For Community Training

La Crosse announces first training class for volunteer auxiliary police in civil defense at Vocational School 7 30 p m Oct 9. Chief George Long urges more volunteers and asks WWII society members to attend and bring a friend to join this patriotic emergency program.

la Crosse Saaiiiety Police

Draft Groups Given Exams In La Crosse County

More than 100 La Crosse county young men are being given selective service pre induction exams at Minneapolis Tuesday and Wednesday. The first group left the city early Tuesday and was to return late in the day. The second group of 74 will report to the federal district courtroom at 5 a.m. Wednesday. The men travel to Minneapolis by chartered buses.

la Crosse County Minneapolis City Federal District

End of Vietminh Resistance in Thai Nguyen Takes Hold

French military spokesman said Vietminh resistance in Thai Nguyen ended as attacking forces seized the delta basin around the old stronghold, 40 miles north of Hanoi. Vietminh troops fled northeast while French lines south of Hanoi were consolidated to push into north Indochina.

Saigon Indochina Thai Nguyen Hanoi

Bus Strike Paralyzes Akron Transit Union Decides to Strike

About 100000 daily riders in Akron faced disruption as 500 CIO transport workers union members voted to continue a day old wildcat strike. The action halted the privately owned Akron Transportation Co for the sixth time in as many years.

Akron CIO Transport Workers Union Akron Transportation Co

The Young Shelley Genesis of a Radical Author

Kenneth Neill Cameron author of The Young Shelley Genesis of a Radical moved widely before teaching English at the University of Indiana. Born 1908 in Lancashire England he studied in Montreal and at McGill 1931 and was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford. He became a U.S. citizen and earned a PhD at the University of Wisconsin. The work won the Modern Language Association award for significant literary contribution.

Kenneth Neill Cameron Shelley University of Indiana Lancashire England Montreal McGill Oxford University of Wisconsin Modern Language Association

Caledonia Street Merchants Plan Christmas Lighting

Caledonia Street merchants held their monthly dinner meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall to discuss Christmas lighting on Caledonia street. Runge Sletten chaired the session proposing street decorations a north side parade float and a possible Santa Claus while Larry Kress announced a football trip to Green Bay and New York.

Caledonia Street Knights of Pythias Hall Runge Sletten North Side Larry Kress Green Bay Packer New York Yankee la Crosse Harold Grupp Granville J. Gilbertson The Exchange Bank Rex Mark Robert McCann

South Africa Awards $5.6 Million Engine Order to German Firm

South Africa awarded a German company a $5,579,000 contract for switching engines. The order highlights international industrial cooperation and German engineering participation in the country’s energy equipment sector.

South Africa

First Choir Rehearsal Draws 85 Teachers College Students

Eighty five students from Teachers College attended the opening choir rehearsal at La last Summer. The roster lists Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Bass sections with named singers including Ethel Berg Pat Brinkley Jean Bolger Mary Daiis Gretchen Engelhard Daiis and many others along with Henry Ahrens James Gammon David Gunderson and more in tenor and bass voices.

Teachers College Ethel Berg Pat Brinkley Jean Bolger Mary Daiis Gretchen Engelhard Daiis Genrich Muriel Haase Lois Heyn Joan Johnson Fay Ann Kitterow Lois Kuibsack Janet Landry Bette Lewinske Birdelle Lydahl Pat Palmquist Bea Peterson Lois Pratt Mary Rathburn Elaine Rehwinkel Theodore Renner Jeannine Henry Ahrens James Gammon David Gunderson James Hamilton Pschroer Norman Petterson Dwayne Schmaltz Kenneth Beighley Reynard Bentson Emmett Boyce Reid Horle Paul Honzik Dick Larson Dick Leighton Merlin Lewis Eb Linse Dean Murphy Herbert Olson Mervin Parr Tom Wheeler

Schedule Exams For Prison Guards

MADISON Wisconsin examinations for hiring 55 more guards for the state reformatory and prison will be held October 14 and November 4 per the bureau of personnel. Guards will work a 40 hour week with salaries from 180 to 225 dollars plus a 39 dollar cost of living bonus.

Madison Wis State Reformatory and Bureau of Personnel Board of Public Welfare Emergency Board

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