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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1958
Page
3
La Crosse City District public schools will observe Education Week November 9 to 15 under the theme Report Card U S A with daily topics including Character Building Citizenship Education and Survival The Curriculum The Teacher National Teachers Day Developing Talents and Community Teamwork read by local committees and schools.
The Crosse Education Association outlines weekly plans led by Willa Gowlland as general chair and Bob Gowlland as co chair with Nora Ann Richardson Nadine Day and Patricia Mahoney handling open house and PTA Joan Doescher Janice Becker coordinates clubs and community groups Kenneth Storandt leads Education Business Day Frances Hammersberg chairs adult education James Becker leads churches Verna Davis oversees libraries AAUW Rosemary Ping chairs window displays Bob Schroeder chairs publicity Hallie Marshall chairs Esther Smith handles public relations Merle Evenson manages five classrooms Robert Hartig and Richard Reinholtz assist in staffing Dorothy Fregin oversees publicity Mr and Mrs Gowlland are also listed as coordinators.
The Carroll family from Wilmington suffers tragedy as a stillborn baby occurs last Wednesday and three other children, a 5 year old, a 12 year old, and a 16 year old, die in a grade crossing train collision while en route from Acme to the hospital.
Leo Beese, 30, of Ontario California, pursued his wife Bernice Boese, 31, to Grand Forks North Dakota. He wounded her with a shotgun blast and fired into an occupied car where she sought safety, before surrendering at a police station. No one else was injured. Boese held without charge at the police station.
Classified listing of numerous items for sale and rent including baby buggies car seat Teeter Babe and more household goods. Also offers hay, piano, wood, appliances, clothing and furniture from multiple listings with contact phone numbers. Several pets and a few free items noted. Some rental ads for a two room apartment and sleeping rooms.
Officials of the Committee for Annexation led by Robert W Roe lig highlight a $16.50 annual power rate reduction for Bluffview Gardens Addition residents, effective Oct 10, based on 1.372 cents per kilowatt hour for 100 kWh monthly usage. Bluffview was annexed to La Crosse alongside Shelby Heights in September. Proponents argue the rate cut is a key benefit of joining the city.
A Madison inter im committee approved a bill to tighten control of state periodicals and publicity materials costing at least 2 5 million annually. The plan requires department heads to report publication details and for a purchasing director to maintain an inventory and annual reports. It also calls for a professional editorial service director and shifts some reports to the University of Wisconsin Press.
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