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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1950
Page
7
Granny finds Jackie crying after burning his finger from a lit match as a lesson. The piece argues quick, calm care and hidden sympathy lessen both physical and psychic wounds. It cites Dr Patri’s booklet No 301 on obedient training for toddlers and offers a copy by mail.
Petitions circulating in Vienna report that Catholic sources in Hungary are urging abolition of religious instruction in Hungarian schools claiming it poisons youth. The petitions also demand closure of monasteries and convents, accusing them of reaction and espionage.
Hollywood gossip piece recounts anecdotes from Dennis O Keefe and other stars. It includes tales of a million dollar sale attempt, a wartime audition, and behind the scenes moments with Mario Lanza Lou Costello Bud Abbott Jerry Lewis Robert Ryan Andrea King John Wayne and more with playful quips about fame and film production
S. Sgt. William G. Hudson and Sgt. Richard E. Hudson brothers in the First Marine Air Wing head to the Orient. Their stepfather M. Sgt. Harold A. Barnett of the First Marine Division, a 26 year Marine veteran, also heads overseas. The family plans to watch over the elder while he regulates the pair.
Mary Margaret Raulerson, a bookkeeper at Aycock Lindsey Corp in Lake Butler Florida, became the first woman authorized by the U S department of agriculture to grade rosin. She compares processed rosin samples to a standards chart and grades about 42 drums daily.
War dead from World War II are buried in 14 permanent overseas cemeteries near former battle sites. Brig. Gen. Thomas North describes dignified settings with crosses and stars bearing name rank unit home state and date of death. Unidentified soldiers get the inscription Here rests in honoed glory a soldier known but to God.
New Zealand's ousted Labour Government enacted a Coal Mines Act claiming coal lands as a national asset. The 288 compensation claims now total over 1.25 billion dollars, about 24 times the national debt. Prime Minister Holland stated at a Chamber of Commerce gathering that the claims rest on the current taxpayers, not the old government, as they confront the problem ahead.
Raymond Kelman, 15, shocks teen competitors by winning a cake baking contest. He states that the best cooks are men, surprising everyone including the girls who competed.
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