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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1949

Page

3

State Citizens Learn Of Role In Traffic Safety

A statewide accident prevention clinic in Duluth last week highlighted home actions to reduce Minnesota traffic deaths and injuries. The governor’s conference Aug. 19 stressed local participation, noting newspapers, radio, educators, engineers, and law enforcement have lowered crashes though urban and rural roads still bear one fifth of fatalities each.

Minnesota Duluth

Guatemala Moves to Raise Duties on Cotton Goods

Guatemala plans tariff increases to curb competition and protect domestic cotton product firms. The government aims to raise duties on cotton textiles and related goods, signaling a broader strategy to boost local industry.

Guatemala

World War II veteran may head Legion in convention

A World War II veteran is possible national commander at the Legion’s 31st annual convention in Philadelphia. Four of six candidates are WWII veterans with campaigns opening for the Sept. 1 election. James F. Green of Omaha is favored to assume command, facing George M. Craig of Brazil Indiana Erle Jr. of Georgia and Donald R. Wilson of Clarksburg West Virginia.

Philadelphia Legion James F. Green Omaha Neb Green Perry Brown Beaumont Tex George M. Craig Brazil Ind Erle Jr Department of Georgia Donald R. Wilson Louis Johnson Clarksburg W. Va Arthur J. Connell Legion National

Postmaster General Announces Airmail Stamp Program

The department plans new commemorative stamps this year including Wright brothers return to the United States, the 75th Universal Postal Union anniversary and Poe’s 100th death anniversary. Three UPU stamps will be issued as airmails in 10 15 and 25 cent denominations, with Wright 6 cents and Poe 3 cents. Details on design and first day sales to come. India will issue four stamps on the UPU anniversary on Oct 10.

Jesse M Wright Brothers England U. S Universal Postal Union Edgar Allan Poe U.P.U Poe

State's Rural Youth To Study More Vocational Agriculture

Wisconsin expands vocational agriculture in rural high schools as 13 new departments open for the first time this fall and others expand. A state attendance law raises enrollment, with multiple schools adding instructors and sites including Ambherst De Pere Freedom Holcombe Iola Juda Livingston Oconto Reedsville Suring Union Grove Wannakee Bear Creek Lime Ridge Markesan Mindoro.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Ents Ambherst de Pere Freedom Holcombe Iola Juda Livingston Oconto Reedsville Suring Union Grove Waunakee Bear Creek Lime Ridge Markesan Mindoro Seymour Tomah Antigo Mediford Reedsburg Richland Center Waukesha A. Wisconsin

Wisconsin Canners Alter Plans as Corn Crop Matures Rapidly

Wisconsin canners pass up a portion of sweet corn as the crop matures fast while yields in the state run good to be higher than other states. Beet and green bean volumes rise at plants, with lima bean packing starting soon and pea aphid treatments common in 63 percent of pea acreage using parathion and DDT.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Canners Association Association Wisconsin The Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station

First Roman Remains Found in Selkirkshire Scotland

Royal Commission on Ancient Monuments reports earliest Roman traces near Oakwood in Selkirkshire. Aerial photos reveal a marching camp large enough for a legion and a small permanent fort.

Selkirkshire Scotland Oakwood

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