Farm Trainee Lands School Farm Trainee Lands
Vernon Jones of Bangor praised the La Crosse adult school s farm trainee program in a letter to the school. He cited improvements in his dairy herd poultry soil and pasture and noted accounting instruction helped. The program credits supervisor Leland Standiford instructor Germaine Davidson and an advisory committee including Merton Halverson Arthur Hauser Raymond Parmenter Arthur Servais and Larry Davis.
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Vernon Jones
Bangor
Jones
John Coleman
Leland Standiford
Germaine Davidson
Merton Halverson
Holmen
Arthur Hauser
West Salem
Raymond Parmenter
Arthur Servais
Coon Valley
Larry Davis
Nomination papers filed for Artemio Cozzini as independent senator
Nominations papers filed with the secretary of state in Madison Wisconsin show Artemio Cozzini of Wauwatosa seeking the U S Senate as an independent candidate. Cozzini, a cutlery grinder, says he will represent Socialist Labor party principles.
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Madison
Wis
Artemio Cozzini
Wauwatosa
U.S
Cozzini
Socialist Labor Party
Retread Flier in Korea Volunteered for United Nations Mission
The article profiles 24 year old First Lieutenant Phil Conserva of Patchogue New York a WWII veteran who returned to service in 1948 and volunteered for Korea He describes navigating mountain passes under overcast skies surviving three crashes and earning three facial scars while pursuing the UN mission and the rights of men in his frontline role.
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U.S
Korea
Phil Conserva
Patchogue
N. Y
Columbia University
Air Force
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Clark
Columbia
Conserva
United Nations
Prague Drops Ike And Monty From Street Names
The Prague daily Rude Pravo reports that Eisenhower and Montgomery streets will be renamed. Since World War II two avenues bore the names of American General Dwight D. Eisenhower and British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery.
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Prague
Ike
Monty
Czechoslovakia
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Rude Pravo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lord Montgomery
Six Year Old Concert Star Jerard Jennings Shines
The six year old Jerard Jennings dazzles as a piano prodigy and multi instrument performer. He began on CB broadcasts at age two and has played Bach Mozart and modern pieces with polish beyond his years. Jennings recalls a playful home run in Connecticut and urges children to practice three hours daily to reach perfection.
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New York
Jerard Jennings
Jennings
Victor Mature
Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut
Young Jennings
Rising child employment tied to war economy trends
John Coleman of the La Crosse Vocational and Adult School reports a rise in child labor requests as boys attend school part time and work the rest. State figures show 910 permits in 1947, 1,334 in 1948, and 849 in 1949, mirroring broader employment trends since the war began.
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John Coleman
la Crosse
State Industrial Commisson
Coleman
Petitions Singapore Status Rise As City Complete
Singapore moves toward city status as municipal commissioners complete a petition to the king based on the town's size and importance. The document will be forwarded to the secretary of state for the colonies.
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Singapore
Secretary of State For the Colonies
Fishermen Attend Political and Specialist School in Prague
About 100 union fishermen from across Czechoslovakia attended an eight day course described as political and specialist, held at a school not composed of fish, according to the official news agency.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Schoo
Union of Fuhesues A Regue
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