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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1948
Page
5
The La Crosse rent office announces a new D-10 tenant complaint form to document rent overcharges service reductions and eviction pressures. William A. O'Neil notes forms can be mailed or requested by phone and cites cases where evictions lack good faith or aim to make properties more saleable.
Amos Alonzo Stagg born August 16 1862 in West Orange grew from poor shoemaker to famed football innovator. He was Yale end on Walter Camp's first All American team of 1889 and later coached at Chicago for 41 years with 268 wins and 141 losses. He later aided Pacific College and now helps his son coach at Susquehanna.
HONESDALE Pa R C Perkins puts the hamlet of Tanners Falls in Wayne County up for auction. The town includes a factory store houses and a Stable and was once a hide finishing center formed around 1941 after purchase from a development company. The community has been largely abandoned since 1931.
A turkey guarding its nest fought a large cobra on J Conradie’s farm near Murraysburg South Africa. The cobra attacked the turkey for the eggs, the turkey bit and ripped the snake to death. Both lay near the nest with the eggs untouched.
Angelo Patri argues that youth must endure long training before success. Beginners start at the bottom, gaining experience through work, errors, and persistence. He urges humility, lifelong effort, and reading to cultivate growth, citing Emerson and a reading list from Dr. Parris.
Jeremiah Campbellton marked his 109th birthday in Linneus Maine recalling a six year Micmac captivity followed by a daring escape to return home at Van Buren to find his parents slain and their cabin burned. He remains hale and enjoys meals plug tobacco and radio broadcasts.
Gen Douglas MacArthur reports a brightening industrial picture in occupied Japan with rising production in coke steel ceramics aluminum chemicals and trucks. He notes a growing struggle for power between leftist and rightist labor groups that has dominated the past two weeks. The text also recalls U.S. reserve army officer figures from 1930 to World War I.
State Treasurer John Sonderegger said Roach plans to resign as head of the beverage tax division to take a high paying public relations post with a major eastern distillery. Roach, currently in Philadelphia, has not given notice and is said to be weighing several liquor industry offers while a Milwaukee dispute over license inspections looms.
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