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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1948
Page
9
A maternal voice urges parents to teach children not to defy authority from birth. It argues early discipline builds consideration, self control, and future independence, citing a two year old’s block play as evidence and recommending Dr. Patriins Infant's Play leaflet.
An advertisement touts ORA denture cleaner as safe and quick. It claims brushing is unnecessary, the denture stays sparkling, and breath improves. The product is described as pure with a distinctive flavor, inexpensive, and available at drugstores.
Madison officials issue proclamation marking Korea's national birth anniversary as a public observance. Governor Rennebohm signed the declaration yesterday naming August 15 as the occasion. The move expresses state greetings to Korea and its people.
Maj. Earl Garvin heads a touring Air Force team visiting the city to outline enlistment requirements for aviation cadets. The talks cover education fitness and the path from cadet to second lieutenant with a year of service in the Air Force Reserve. Training bases include Randolph Goodfellow Williams and Barksdale with routes for single and multi engine aircraft.
A Wisconsin subcommittee urged creating an advisory food standards panel to study and modernize statutes. It favors freer use of sweetening agents, permitting starch free stabilizers in ice cream, and methyl vanillin fortification. The panel would include health, university, and agriculture representatives. The group also backs broader municipal airport authority and adjusted cost rules, plus shifting building and insurance examination duties.
The safety division of the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department reports that by August 1 this year traffic accidents claimed 407 lives with 111 pedestrians among the victims. Compared to 405 fatalities in the same period last year with 119 pedestrians. Six of Wisconsin's 71 counties had no fatal traffic mishaps in the first seven months of 1946 Crawford Florence Green Lake Lincoln Pepin and Washburn.
Maurice Wolkomir a former U S probation chief told a Wisconsin training institute parole and probation officers that jobs for paroled people are hard to come by in normal times while industry will hire when labor is tight. Professor Clinard of Wisconsin argued there is no difference in criminals' appearance.
Advice warns of kidney and bladder trouble signs such as backache swelling and fatigue. It promotes Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic and Mivons as a product for urinary relief, urging readers to ask their druggist.
Soviet workers urged to acquire cattle and goats for cheap food. At Sverdlovsk's Urals machinery works employees own over 1500 large horned cattle and goats and produce 7000 metric centners of milk yearly. Two livestock cooperative societies have been established to support the initiative.
Twelve Wisconsin manufacturers will fly from New York on August 17 for a three week industrial tour of Scandinavia and the Low Countries. The group supports the friendship fleet shipments of gifts to the area and will inspect foreign plants and advertise Wisconsin industry. Stops include Norway Sweden Denmark and Holland. At Cape Denmark they will greet the second friendship fleet vessel S S Signeborg due August 26.
Two U.S. presidents dabbled in alcohol: Washington distilled whiskey and Lincoln sold it. Separately, birds emerged from the reptile lineage that crocodiles and dinosaurs share, marking a historic evolutionary branch.
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