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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

2

Navy Unwraps Mothball Craft at Arizona Arsenal

In Litchfield Park Arizona more than 600 workers are converting 500 mothballed navy aircraft into ready status on a 400 acre desert lot described as the navy's largest air arsenal. Cmdr Garrett S Coleman notes the nine hour days six days a week and the desert’s low humidity preserves craft with minimal restoration.

Litchfield Park Ariz Navy Ated Cmdr Garrett S. Coleman Cmér. Coleman Litchfield

Magistrate in Bombay jails constable for illegal brewery

A Bombay magistrate sentences a police constable for turning his room into a brewery, likening a lawbreaking policeman to salt losing its favor in a moral remark.

Bombay India

La Crosse Tribune Informs of Post Office Status

The La Crosse Tribune notes its filing as second class matter at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office on June 23 1904 under the 1879 act.

War financing debate splits economists on costs to living standards

A Business Mirror analysis cites economists and insurers arguing that funding World War II style spending through borrowing or taxes will lower the average American standard of living. It notes pay as you go plans, tax increases, and price controls as tools, with warnings that inflation and reduced purchasing power follow large money growth.

New York Washington National Association of Manufacturers Harley L. Lutz Pres. Truman Dr. Lutz Bureau

Nurse Drowns In Lake Delton During Rescue Attempt

Margaret Ischi 23, a nurse from Darlington, drowned after a rowboat capsized at Lake Delton Wisconsin while she tried to reach shore. Her sister Alice 22, unable to swim, was rescued with the help of resort owner Clarence Chappie who launched a boat. Emma 26 and Alice survived. Margaret went under in about 15 feet of water.

Lake Delton Wis Margaret Ischi Darlington Alice Margaret Chicago’s Presbyterian Hospital Jacob Ischi Clarence Chappie Sauk County Lake Emma

Fish Toss-Up Delights New South Wales Anglers

Anglers in New South Wales, Australia, faced a toss-up as a single fish bent lines with two baits, drawing both hooks. The surprising catch drew praise and chatter among local fishing clubs and visitors.

New South Wales Australia

Senate approves amendment on loan for Greece aid package

Republicans McCarthy and Wiley of Wisconsin joined the majority as the Senate adopted an amendment to the appropriations bill by a 65 to 15 vote. The measure allocates a $100,000,000 loan to Greece amid ongoing foreign aid discussions.

Washington McCarthy and Wiley Wisconsin Senate Pain

Robbers steal gold bricks from Coniaurum Mines vault

Thieves broke into the main office at 3 30 am at Coniaurum Gold Mines Ltd. They tied watchman Bill Edwards and used an acetylene torch on the large walk in vault, making off with gold bricks valued at about 96000 pounds.

Coniaurum Gold Mines Ltd Bill Edwards

Jordan's Arab Airways Grows to Seven Planes

The sole commercial airline in Jordan, the Arab Airways association, operates seven aircraft with seating for three to five passengers each, marking a modest expansion in regional air service.

Jordan The Arab Airways Association

Work Music Recorded Records Hebrides waulking songs

Stornoway reports that Work Music Recorded Records will re produce the traditional waulking songs of the Hebrides. The tunes were sung by weavers while tossing tweed to finish it.

Hebrides Islands Scotland Stornoway

Seek Station Permit in Washington for Sturgeon Bay Broadcast

The Door County Broadcasting Co. of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin filed with the FCC for a new standard radio station operating at 910 kilocycles with 500 watts daytime only.

Washington —i Door County Broadcasting Co., Inc Sturgeon Bay Wis Federal Communications Commission

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