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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

7

Fishing Helps Frayed Nerves State Society Tells Citizens

The Wisconsin State Medical Society urged Wisconsinites to fish as a therapy for stress and fatigue praising the sport for rest, sun, and fresh air. It advised safe boating practices and weather awareness to avoid rough conditions on shallow Wisconsin lakes.

Madison Wis State Medical Society Wisconsin

Air arrivals dominate Bahamas winter tourist flow

More than 7,000 visitors flocked to the Bahamas in winter with two thirds arriving by air. The trend underscores air travel's lead role in seasonal tourism to the island nation.

The Bahamas

French Communists oppose strong man president regime

France debates a two house parliament and a powerful president in a new draft constitution for a September referendum. Communists oppose the charter arguing it concentrates power, preferring a weak executive and unicameral legislature while Social Democrats and MRP back the plan with a potential referendum coalition.

Paris France Council of the Republic National Assembly Assembly MRP

Terminal leave pay analysis shows veterans gain little

The article compares a typical veteran's terminal leave pay with a civilian worker's earnings. Using one year as a basis, the average worker earns about $2,400 saved versus the corporal's $348 for four years of service. Overtime and ration allowances shape the disparity, suggesting veterans receive no extra compensation beyond standard pay.

Armed Forces

Milwaukee Humane Society seeks docked tail ban at state fair

Gus t ave P Utke executive vice president of the Milwaukee Humane Society asks Ralph Ammon manager of the Wisconsin State Fair to bar horses with docked tails from next year’s judging. Utke cites Wisconsin statutes permitting fines of 100 to 250 dollars or up to a year in jail for docking horses.

Milwaukee Gustave P. Utke Milwaukee Humane Society Ralph Ammon Utke Wisconsin

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