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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1950
Page
8
A column urges balanced praise to children to encourage growth without inflating talent. It cautions against predicting future fame, noting that artistic success requires apprenticeship and hardship. The piece cites Dr Patri and a booklet offer, then abruptly ends with a note on ancient Egyptian art.
The article details how Malik of the Soviet bloc courts the UN cocktail circuit while snubbing Tsiang of Nationalist China and Bebler of Yugoslavia. It covers Moscow backing Maoist China for the UN seat, a walkout by Soviet bloc nations from 18 UN bodies, and a string of social clashes amid the Chinese crisis negotiations.
Hollywood features Ann Miller venting about a nasty remark and quipping of endless energy and many boyfriends. John Wayne comments on avoiding single hero roles while Metro’s Pavlova eyes Broadway. Judy Holliday longs for New York and avoids long contracts. Richard Carlson shifts from stardom to choice projects. Maureen O Hara pursues steady big hits over art. Margaret Whiting urges visits to veterans hospitals with public support through a fallen veterans outreach club.
Ex serviceman Dudley Roy of Auckland, bedridden, wins the prize for best design of a communal village. He created all plans in bed using maps and pictures, after serving in the Pacific and Italy. Governor-General Sir Bernard Freyberg predicts Roy could earn about 50 000 dollars upon completion.
A select group of musical educators meets in New York monthly to choose school friendly excerpts from popular films. Four titles are prepared by the Motion Picture association and distributed by the non profit Teachers Film Custodians. The program aims to bring educational value by removing inappropriate content while leveraging existing cinema resources.
Mrs. Mary Dickson, a Chicago waitress, fought off a man who tried to grab her by gripping her blackjack and delivering six blows. The assailant retreated, and Dickson argued for armed individuals to deter aggression.
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