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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1948
Page
22
About half the normal number of students held summer jobs this year, says N. E. Schulze district manager of the La Crosse state employment office. Fewer jobs due to small berry harvests, less corn detasseling, and stoppages from labor disputes, plus inventory shutdowns. Employers seeking student workers for the month should call 4300.
In Cordova Mexico the essence of coffee is used to brew the drink. A tea ful is added to a cup served hot with the meal.
A fragmented recipe story describes a chocolate cake with unsweetened elements and seven minute frosting. It mentions a Circus Parade Birthday Cake with animal crackers, graham crackers, and decorative wagon motifs.
Air can glow when compressed to high pressure and subjected to a strong electrical discharge. This phenomenon combines gas ionization with luminescent plasma under intense voltage.
A 22 year old Kenosha man, Courtland Dahl, was arrested near the North Shore station after a hold up attempt at the Varsity theater in Milwaukee. Det Lieut John Zilavy said Dahl faced a pending technical charge of suspicion of armed assault and robbery as charges were prepared by the district attorney. Nobe Stette, 17, theater cashier, described the incident at 9:22 p.m. when a man demanded money and fled as manager was summoned. Dahl was found with a loaded .32 caliber pistol and 22 extra rounds.
A termite soldier fiercely guards the nest, willing to lose its head rather than loosen its grip on an attacking enemy.
In Budapest Laszlo Rajk Hungary's communist interior minister was appointed foreign minister succeeding Eric Molnar as part of a cabinet reshuffle after the presidential election.
A newly identified mineral named Loughlinite appears in low grade oil shale that contains shortite crystals. The mineral shows an asbestos-like appearance and is described by researchers studying mineralogy and geology.
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