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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1950

Page

2

Wisconsin Seeks 413000 Red Cross First Aiders

Gov. Rennebohm calls for rapid expansion of Red Cross first aid training in Wisconsin to meet a national target of 413000 trained volunteers. Last year 11438 residents completed the program. 4136 instructors are needed to reach two year goals amid civil defense planning.

Tribune Madison Madison Wis Wisconsin Red Cross Rennebohm Red Cross Organization National Security Resources Board Stuart W. Symington NLRB

Missing Pool Stolen from El Monte Front Yard

Ada Stoffers reported a theft of her yellow plastic swimming pool from the front yard of her El Monte home. She explained the pool had been rolled up and taken, prompting police inquiry into the missing item.

EL Monte Calif Ada Stoffers Lice

La Crosse Tribune Post Office Notice

La Crosse Tribune records its status as a second class matter pending postal designation. The notice reflects filing at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office as required under the 1879 act.

la Crosse Wis

Unlawful Hazard of Following Cars Too Closely Urged

La Crosse county highway police Chief Ivan A. Wright urges motorists to avoid bumper to bumper driving. He cites frequent three car collisions, legal distance rules, and stopping distances at 20 and 60 mph plus wet conditions to stress prudent following distances and safe speed.

Ivan A. Wright la Crosse County la Crosse Wisconsin

Pacific Airlift Expands Pilot Training To Support NWA

Northwest Airlines accelerates training to meet Pacific airlift demands and deploys a record crew. About 500 staff now work for NWA surpassing WWII levels, with 50 new co pilots added and 30 navigators in two week refreshers. Training covers ground and flight aspects across aircraft types. Trans World, Delta, Braniff and National cooperate on the effort.

Northwest Airlines NWA Alaska Aleutians Northwest Trans- World Airlines Delta Braniff National

Lavoptik Eye Drops Offer Quick Relief For Irritated Eyes

Lavoptik promises prompt relief for inflamed eyes and granulated eyelids with soothing, anti itch and burning relief. Backed by 35 years of success, with money back guarantee and eye cup included, available at all druggists.

Monkey performs roadside dance with cobra in Rangoon

A Burmese monkey named Chico, about 18 inches tall, dances on the road with a three-foot cobra. The animal strokes the snake and the head rests on its paws as the Chinese owner declines to explain how Chico became involved in this unusual act that draws paying dividends.

Rangoon Chico

Recap of City Natives Linked by La Crosse Clipping

O. J. Borer of 1327 Mississippi St La Crosse recalls childhood friends from his Wisconsin Business University days after receiving a Red Cross blood program clipping. He asks Mrs. E W Skoglund if her husband is related to Monnie Johnnie Olga, noting Monnie and Johnnie are deceased and Olga is now Mrs Lundquist of Wilmar Minn.

la Crosse County Red Cross Blood Program la Crosse Tribune Tampa Fla O. J. Borer Mississippi Street Wisconsin Business University Borer Lester Strand E. W. Skoglund

Wood Duck Carried Young By Scruff Like Cat

A wood duck carries its young by seizing them by the loose skin at the back of the neck, a method comparable to how a cat carries a kitten. This observation notes a common parental behavior among waterfowl.

Dust From Electric Sanding Machine Is Dangerous

Fire Chief Adolph Kessel warns that dust from electric sanding machines is highly inflammable and can ignite by spontaneous combustion. A La Crosse family experienced a fire after dusty material was dampened and returned indoors, stressing care with disposal and electrical gadgets in homes.

la Crosse Adolph Kessel Kessel Kessell

U S Fish Service Cites New England Share of Catch

The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports New England accounts for one fifth of the nation s fish catch, highlighting regional contribution to the overall harvest.

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service New England

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