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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1949

Page

4

Traffic Signs To Be Uniform Across Wisconsin

Wisconsin road signs will adopt a uniform shape size and location state wide. The highway commission acting under the 1949 legislature issued an order setting standards for local authorities on design placement and maintenance of warning signals. School signs will have black lettering on yellow for hazards near schools and white background for school zone cautions.

Wisconsin State Highway Commission Ginee

England’s First Practical Electrical Cookery Attempt

The record notes that the first practical try at electrical cookery occurred in England in 1890, marking an early milestone in appliance technology and culinary science.

England

24 Hour On Call Orderly Aids Wisconsin Patients Statewide

Madison womanizer Rollie Olson works 24 hours daily at Wisconsin General Hospital and drives ambulances for blind deaf and crippled patients across 40 counties. His voluntary service began 15 years ago and expanded to long distance trips to Michigan Minnesota and Illinois. He recalls dramatic rescues and the care needed for difficult cases while praised for cheerful patient focus.

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Wisconsin Vacationland Promotes Calm Tourism Appeal

Green Bay dispatch outlines Wisconsin as outdoor retreat with lakes rivers pines and clean air. Charles F. Smith of the Wisconsin Conservation Commission notes tourists from south visit for fishing and scenery and leave with better outlooks, linking the north woods to well being and even challenging European prejudices. Wisconsin’s proximity to the Midwest’s industrial belt is highlighted as boosting health and morale while promoting savings bonds.

Green Bay Wis Wisconsin Badger Charles F. Smith Wisconsin Conservation Commission North Woods Europe Mr. Smith Midwest

Revenue Agents Target Tax Evaders in Bangkok

Bangkok based Thai revenue department, aided by secret operatives, pursues stamp tax evaders among businessmen. Officials say evasion costs the government about 1 million dollars annually, with firms keeping two books for officials and actual records. Both foreign and Thai companies participate.

Bangkok Siam Revenue Department

Oldtimers Expect Cold Ocean Sunset Beach August

Daytona Beach lifeguard Capt. Don Kirkwood notes August sw winds push warm surface water toward the Gulf stream, lifting subsurface cold. The change occurs only where the beach is wide and white, but he says the water remains warm with little chance of cooling.

Daytona Beach Fila Don Kirkwood Gulf Stream Kirkwood

Bank official to attend Wisconsin banking school

Walter Lowry Jr assistant cashier Exchange State bank will leave Sunday to attend the University of Wisconsin school of banking. The program requires two weeks residency yearly for three years for graduation. The school is sponsored by the central states conference and will host about 550 bankers from 29 states. The faculty includes bankers attorneys OCC officials and university faculty.

Walter Lowry, Jr Exchange State Bank School of Banking University of Wisconsin Lowry Central States Conference Bankers Associations Midwestern Comptroller of the Currency Federal Reserve Board Federal Deposit Insurance Corp

Take Care To Make Favorable Impression On Other Drivers

County Highway Police Chief Ivan Wright urged drivers in the Coulee Region to be courteous to out of state visitors this vacation period. He listed road courtesy rules including signaling, staying in lanes, yielding, driving reasonably, and showing patience to reduce accidents. Courtesy is contagious.

Ivan Wright Coulee Wisconsin la Crosse

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