Arms Man Play Booked DCCW Brings Here Tuesday
The University Players sponsored by the Council of Catholic Women will present Shaw's Arms and the Man Tuesday evening at the Vocational School auditorium in La Crosse. The piece reflects Rev. Gilbert V. Hartke's drive to combine touring acting with academic training and to build a permanent repertory company.
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Man
DCCW
Gers
la Crosse
George Bernard Shaw
Council of Catholic Omen
Gilbert V. Hartke
O. P
Catholic University of America
America
Exa Ene
Bill Calof
Father Hartke
Drama
United States
University Players
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Arms and
Catholic Uni
Deaths Of O B Pop Keeler Golf Writer At 68
Atlanta mourns the loss of O B Pop Keeler 68 longtime dean of the nation’s golf writers. Keeler, celebrated journalist and voice in golf coverage, passed away leaving a large mark on sports journalism.
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The
Associated Press
Atlanta
O. B
Pop” Keeler
Raskob, Md. Pioneer of Auto Installment Plans Dies
Centreville Maryland reports John J. Raskob 71 longtime innovator in automobile installment buying and influential political figure in the 1930s.
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Centreville
John J. Raskob
David Russell Hill Native Chief and Educator Dies
Syracuse report notes the death of Onondaga Indian chief educator and musician David Rus sell Hill at 72. He publicized culture and history, guiding community programs and performances with the Onondaga Nation. Funeral details were not disclosed in the fragment.
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Syracuse
N. Y
David Russell Hill
LeRoy A. Wallace Named Nonpareil Associate Editor
Council Bluffs Iowa LeRoy A Wallace 52 longtime editor for the Council Bluffs Nonpareil is identified as associate editor in a brief notice.
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Council Bluffs, In
LeRoy A. Wallace
Council Bluffs
Robert H. Levis 88, ex Illinois Glass president
Robert H. Levis 88 longtime leader and former president of the Illinois Glass Co. passed away. He guided the firm through key years and left a legacy in the Illinois manufacturing community.
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Alton, IL
Robert H. Levis
The
Illinois Glass Company
Reverend Samuel Atkins Eliot Dies at 88 Former AAU Leader
Boston obituary notes the death of Reverend Samuel Atkins Eliot age 88. He served as former president of the American Unitarian Association and was the son of Charles W. Eliot, former Harvard University president.
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Boston
Samuel Atkins Eliot
The
American Unitarian Association
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Aerial Photography Aids UW City Planning Efforts
UW geographers promote aerial photography to map urban land use saving time and costs. Experts explain how aerial photos identify commercial and industrial zones, housing, and schools, enabling better expansion plans and reducing mushroom growth.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Geography Department
Wisconsin
Kirk H. Stone
L. L. Pownall
Tnred-Aereticeat
Wait six months to buy TV set CBS head urges
CBS president Frank Stanton urges buyers to delay up to six months to let manufacturers convert to the CBS color video process. He says 7,000,000 black and white sets will not become obsolete and many can be adapted or converted.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Stanton
Columbia
Federal Communications Commission
Election Report From Mississippi Valley Lutheran High School Board
The Mississippi Valley Lutheran High School association at Grace Lutheran La Crosse on Oct 4 elected G. Cladburg of Onalaska to invest formerly and re elected R Swantz August Pralle and Alvin Stellick to three year terms. H Paustian Barre Mills was elected to succeed Harold Becker as chair. An immediate trustees meeting elected Horn chair Brinkman vice chair Follensdorf secretary and Trapp treasurer. Other trustees include Irvin Witt R Muenkel Arden Steubs and Adolph Toepel. The group plans a future school site near 21st and Denton streets.
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Grace Lutheran
Harold Backer
la Crosse
Horn
Carl Brinkman
Chaseburg
Gordon Follensdorf
North la Crosse Lutheran School
W. R. Trapp
Irvin Witt
R. Muenkel
First Lutheran School
Arden Steubs
Bangor
Adolph Toepel
Synodical Conference Lutherans
Synodical Conference Lutheran
21St
Denton Streets
County Schools Plan Gift Box Program for 1950 1
The Junior Red Cross outlines a year of major activities in county schools including packing 450 gift boxes for foreign distribution, holiday favors for local institutions, and crafts projects. Lincoln Junior High under Mary Frances Rossiter will prepare special favors for United Nations Day at Tomah hospital next Thursday.
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Red Cross
Freda Fritz
Junor Red Cross
Washburn School
Veterans Administration Hospital
Tomah
Lincoln Junior High School
Mary Frances Rossiter
Tomah Hospital
La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Questions Answered
The La Crosse Tribune offers a reader information service with Frederic J. Haskin's bureau now directed by Nagel Haskin. Readers may write with questions and access booklets that accompany the daily Questions and Answers column.
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la Crosse Tribune
Washington
Frederic J. Haskin
Nagel Haskin
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Egg yield in Iowa flocks by floor space
In 24 flocks given 2.5 sq ft per bird hens produced an average 199 eggs. In 14 flocks at 3.25 sq ft per bird hens produced 220 eggs. Profit per square foot was 0.44 for the crowded group and 0.67 for the uncrowded group.
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Iowa
Police Captain Leo Kihm Remembered in Local Obituary
Captain Leo Kihm of the city police detective force, 54, married with four children, educated in La Crosse, resident of 1125 Maple Street, known for gardening. He served 22 years on the force, a veteran of the department.
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Leo Kihm
la Crosse
Maple Street
Apt. Kihm
Bronx 700 Runs World Largest Earthworm Farm for Platypus
New York City's Bronx 700 operates the world’s largest earthworm breeding farm. The facility sustains its two duck-billed platypuses whose diet demands about 235 000 earthworms monthly along with night crawlers.
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New York City
Bronx
Irish Lads Plan Study With Wright At Taliesin
Four young Irishmen Sail to work with architect Frank Lloyd Wright after a 106 day voyage from Ireland. Tony Jacob Desmond Dalton John Kenny and Kevin O Farrell traveled via 36 foot cutter stopping in France Spain Canary Islands and Bermuda before reaching New York. O Farrell returned home after his mother died at sea. The group hopes to study and learn at Wrights Taliesin estate.
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Spring Green
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright
Atlantic
Tony Jacob
Wexford
Desmond Dalton
Dublin
John Kenny
Taliesin
Kevin O’farrell
New York
France
Spain
Canary Islands
Bermuda
O’farrell
Ireland
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