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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1952
Page
11
A NEA service health column discusses tailoring exercise for angina patients. Some can safely pitch horseshoes, others cannot, depending on individual conditions. It also covers tobacco smoke effects, penicillin use with asthma, hot chocolate not thickening blood, and diabetes screening for frequent urination.
Helena Montana State Attorney General Arnold Olsen ruled Acting President P C Gaines may exercise stricter control of dogs on campus Gaines cited general destruction by dogs and said they killed several sheep belonging to the college
Hollywood insiders speculate the anti trust suit against major studios could ease their release of older films to TV. The buzz says exhibitors pressured studios to withhold prints, but the suit may provide a legal shield for leasing films for home viewing.
Interior Minister Dr. T E Donges in Pretoria bans import of nine overseas publications as indecent or objectionable. The titles named include The British Road to Socialism I Saw the People’s China Truth in Korea Munka I Saw New China China’s Youth March Forward Culture and Education in New China American P O W Calling from Korea and Information Bulletin of the Hungarian Trade Union.
Eight reindeer have reached Glasgow from Sweden to stock herds in the Scottish highlands for food. The move marks an unusual livestock import as part of a food supply initiative.
Angelo Patri argues against pressuring children to eat and advises offering food the child likes in small amounts. He notes healthy kids eat when hungry, emphasizes sensory appeal, and cautions against coercion, advising substitutions and physician guidance for illness. The piece ends with a call to request Dr. Patri's leaflet for further guidance.
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