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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1958
Page
8
Insurance analysts warn rising auto and personal injury claims push up costs as settlements climb and court awards grow. Higher medical, repair, and wage compensation drive rate requests. states report increases up to 33 percent.
This ad promotes FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder that stabilizes denture plates ensuring a firmer bite while speaking or laughing. It claims no gummy taste and can be bought at drug counters for comfort and security.
Dr. C. J. Bishop of Canada's experimental farm in Kentville Nova Scotia reported at an international genetics congress that radiation treatment could redden the Courtland variety. Five to seven years are needed to field test color Brussels. New shoots were irradiated at Brookhaven Lab on Long Island and grafted in Kentville. The aim is to produce dark red fruit preserving Courtland qualities.
One person was killed and 30 injured in a morning rush hour crash of two trains outside Eastbourne England. Ambulances and fire engines responded from Eastbourne. One train was a Glasgow sleeper service returning from a Scottish holiday crowd. the other a crowded commuter train bound for London.
The alligator gar is the continent's largest freshwater fish with lengths up to 15 feet Its flesh can be eaten but is not commonly consumed by people
Pasadena report shows 36 to 8 vote among chief justices adopting a 31 page critique. The document accuses the Supreme Court of hasty impatient rulings and acting as a policy maker, casting doubt on government of laws not of men.
Milwaukee AP report says Allis-Chalmers, led by Dr H K Ihrig, has built a fuel cell lab device converting hydrogen and oxygen into direct current. The 24-cell unit outputs about one volt and lights two 15 watt bulbs, with potential to scale by adding more cells. Development remains early but shows simple economical prospects for powering appliances and motors.
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