Sunday School Teachers Conference at Mount Calvary Lutheran
Church at 1 Street and Park Avenue hosts Synodical Center Lutheran Sunday school teachers of La Crosse for a Sunday Teachers Institute. The program begins at 2:30 PM with a talk by B Stellwagen on The Sunday School of Today and includes demonstrations by Ralph Munikel and a round table on Vacation Bible School led by Floyd Broker.
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Mount Calvary
Lutheren
Park Avenue
Teachers’ Institute
de la Crosse
B. Stellwagen
Wear Ailly
Wis
Steliwagen
Concordia Normal School
River Forant
Northwestern
Wisconsin Universitied
Milwaukee State
Colone
Ralph Munikel
Tempher
First Evangelical Lutherien School
Lie Crouxe
Floyd Broker
Need More Workers In State Next Month
The Wisconsin employment service says about 12,000 additional workers will be needed in November across 9 major labor market areas. This rise, about 3 percent, follows 346,000 workers currently employed by state reporting establishments. Most new roles will be in manufacturing, with mixed regional trends and some disruptions from auto industry model changes.
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Madison
Foresight Aids Sound U S Economy Says Willis
Paul S. Willis president of Grocers Manufacturers of America asserts industry lenders’ foresight will sustain a sound U S economy and help avoid Depression-era conditions. He cites food industry volatility in raw materials and supplies, noting major items’ price shifts require careful inventories and reserved profits to cushion declines.
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Paul S. Willis
Grocers Manufacturers of America, Inc
Willis
World’s Stage Designer Flolkes Creates for Viewers
David Flolkes, a 40yearold English costume and set designer, works largely unseen yet shapes Broadway plays. He says his craft aims for the audience to forget details after the curtain rises, letting the drama take center stage.
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Wal Boyle
New York
David Flolkes
Flolkes
Broadway
Ffolkes
Buddhist and Taoist Faiths Across China and India
A reflection on religious diversity in Palestine China and India notes Buddhists in Asia. It covers Buddhism Taoism and Confucianism with figures like Lao Tse and the Buddha. The piece moves to stage design art and profiles Fiolkes a British designer, wartime experiences, and his wish to create American period settings, including a desire to die in Charleston.
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Palestine
Jesus
Arabia
Mohammed
China
Confucis
Lao Tse
Buddha
India
Imija
Ceylon
Burma
Japan
Hsign
Charley
Ray Bolger
Ffolkes
Fralkes
Fiolkes
Singapore
Siam
Junj Ble
Frojkes
Charleston
Rome and the Olden Romans leaflet offer
A newspaper advertises a free illustrated leaflet titled Rome and the Olden Romans. Readers mail a stamped return envelope to receive the brochure, sending their letter to Uncle Ray, care of the newspaper. Allow about ten days for reply.
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Ray
Rome
Stanley J. Smith Switches to Calvert Reserve Whiskey
Stanley J. Smith of 598 Marsh Ave Reno has joined many patrons switching to Calvert Reserve Whiskey. Calvert Reserve Branded Whiskey is 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits, produced by Calvert Diallers Corp New York City.
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Stanley J. Smith
Calvert
Reno, Ney
Marsh Ave
Rano
Calvert -Reserve
Calvert Diallers Corp
New York City
Intensified Attacks On Co-Ops Seen
MADISON Wisconsin delegates to the Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives convention warned that attacks against cooperatives would grow more serious in the next Congress and state legislature. William E. Sanderson of Black River Falls urged a defensive battle against attacks from the National Tax Equality Association and state business groups. J. K. Kyle, the executive secretary, said the anti-co-op campaign has been stepped up and urged cooperatives to expose false claims and provide factual information.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives
William E. Sanderson
Black River Falll
National Tax Equality Association
J. K. Kyle
Plan To Repeat Railroad Fair In Chicago In 1949
A Chicago railroad fair that drew more than 7.5 million people over 76 days last summer will be repeated in 1949 as a larger exposition. Major Lenox, vice president of the fair, said the event, sponsored by eight railroads, ran July 20 to October 3 to honor a century of railroading and the 100th anniversary of the first steam locomotive from Chicago. Exhibits spanned about 50 acres along Lake Michigan. Organizers report many requests for another fair from groups and individuals nationwide.
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Shicago
Chiscago
Lenox Tce
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Lohr
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