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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
7
A coast to coast Gallup poll finds a majority of Americans expect a serious business depression within the next ten years. The median forecast is five years, with young people slightly more pessimistic and Who's Who in America members showing similar views.
Newark editor Oscar Juch shuts the weekly Newark Leader after failing to hire staff who could find housing. He cites that every applicant asked for a place to live and admits he owns no houses or housing sources. The paper, in its 28th year, began as an English edition by Julius Jud based on a World War I German language Express.
Nature note explains pussy willows and their catkins. It describes catkin meaning, species variety from willows and birches to oaks and chestnuts, seed wings aiding wind dispersal, and historical use of weeping willows as shade. Also mentions Lights In Strange India leaflet by Frank C. Pape with Uncle Ray’s text.
Washington reports basic industries near capacity after continuous high output. CPA Chief John D. Small says industry is within sight of full production if industrial peace holds. July and June rates across textiles, steel, lumber, and shoes shown with pre war comparisons and notes on car shortages and leather supply.
A new class for boys aged 15 and up in Preston Lancashire teaches building an ideal home and avoiding pitfalls of marriage. Lectures cover love, flirting, courting, and the marriage ceremony with emphasis on its sanctity and maintaining love after wedlock. Rev Janney has previously run a similar course for girls.
The American military government reported a U S war department employee killed a dock worker and wounded another during a raid on Bremen docks to halt theft of food packages. The shooter, a former navy lieutenant, is held for investigation while 24 Germans are under arrest on theft suspicions.
Chungking reports that the Excess Profits Tax Law and Income Tax Law on rental and sale of property are repealed. The new income tax law imposes levies on profit seeking corporations, salaries, securities and bank deposits, rentals, and a lump sum tax on individual incomes.
Dorothy Benrud six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Benrud of Galesville was critically injured Thursday when she ran into a southbound truck driven by Orton Gabriel of Strum near the Holmen Motor company garage The girl was carried to a filling station then to a La Crosse hospital and remained unconscious early Friday The accident occurred as she waited outside the garage while her mother called for help
Hardinsburg Kentucky crowds gathered at the county high school to honor Dr. John E. Kincheloe for delivering 5,496 babies during his 46 years of medical practice. He thanked the audience calling them his children, as speakers praised his career and service to the community.
Port records show 13,500,000 pounds of sugar exported to foreign countries in the past week. A 4,000,000 pound shipment to Finland is slated to begin loading tomorrow. Bats differ from other mammals by their ability to sustain flight.
Testimony at a war crimes tribunal described Japanese atrocities in China beyond Nanking. Chinese witnesses, including Cheng Ting-kiang and Yao Hwa lin, alleged mass rapes, executions, and public nudity in Hopei and other provinces, with bodies left unburied in Nanking.
A London bookseller uncovered a passage in the 1863 etiquette book urging the perfect hostess to separate works by male and female authors on shelves. The guideline adds that proximity of authors should not be tolerated unless they are married.
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