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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1950
Page
9
This piece argues mental health underpins physical well being and outlines how childhood teaching, conscience, and prayer promote sound mental health. It highlights a role for family, school, and Dr. Patri’s leaflet P-31 for readers who struggle with reading, available for five cents.
Picasso cannot attend the first postwar Pittsburgh international painting exhibition as the United States denies him a visa. Homer Saint Gaudens of the Carnegie Institute says Europe’s major artists will show, but Picasso declines due to visa denial. The State Department refused him entry to a Communist sponsored peace meeting in New York last year.
Mr and Mrs J E Gunter transformed eroded soil near their home in Ninety Six South Carolina into a thriving garden by introducing about a million earthworms. After ordering 750 wrigglers two years ago they fostered reproduction and began distributing worm castings rich in phosphorus potassium nitrogen and magnesium. The Gunters feed the worms table scraps leaves and other morsels and let the worms do the work.
Senor Adrian Soto V, Director General of Secondary Education, asks professors to discourage studying abroad to save dollars and avoid relying on reciprocal courtesies for Chilean students abroad. He notes travel at own expense should be limited to economize funds and protect national interests. Buy Security Bonds.
Ella Raines may wing to Korea with Maj. Robin Olds while a Jamaica film looms for her. Dane Clark shoots Highly Dangerous in England with Margaret Lockwood. MGM mulls Allan Quartermaine and other projects. Bill Bendix misses a TV deal over Bendix branding. Bob Hope in a Santa suit surprises Marilyn Maxwell in The Lemon Drop Kid. Ann Sothern and Ann Lee report Broadway chatter. Barry Sullivan corners Oscar talk with Three Guys Named Mike co stars Jane Wyman and Bette Davis. Katherine Hepburn may play The African Queen with Roberto, Ingrid Bergman edged out. Frank Fontaine signs with Fox after leaving MGM, plans Jack Benny radio tie-in.
Vienna reports say Hungary orders artists to adopt heroic realism as in the Soviet Union. The Communist party issues suggested themes include border police capturing a spy and a traitor’s sentence while leaders toast Stalin and workers’ gratitude.
Tony Arden newly stars a Copa Cabana solo after laryngitis halted her Capitol Theatre debut. Mary O Fallon replaces Nanette Fabray in Arms and the Girl with Theater Guild, rising from chorus roles in Allegro and Finian s Rainbow to lead parts.
The report notes potential resumption of rail traffic between Pakistan and India halted since 1947. It also mentions Maj. John W. Powell as the first man to travel through the Grand Canyon by boat in 1869.
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