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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
14
A La Crosse Tribune piece stresses that strong health and a loving home are essential for children. It warns against browbeating fearsome punishments and threats, urging parental tenderness and steady guidance to prevent fear and unhappiness in youth.
Norris remains semi conscious after incident and is fed with liquid nourishment as medical staff monitor his condition. The situation involves caution and ongoing observation while authorities assess events surrounding the episode.
Cincinnati Hamilton county issued a five cent refund attached to a notice concerning a nine hundred thirty seven dollar discrepancy in a wartime purchase of six used trucks. The county had paid five thousand three hundred twenty seven dollars and twenty cents.
The text notes that artificial ice production began to spread widely around the year 1900, marking a shift in manufacturing capabilities and consumer access. It highlights the growth of companies adopting new refrigeration and ice-making methods that boosted supply and regional distribution.
The county ration board urges motorists to file gas ration applications immediately to avoid delays. With 600 requests for grade tire B and only 47 tires available, board members plan to prioritize grade B holders for grade one tires if possible and ask B book holders to seek grade three tires or hold applications until more stock arrives.
Australia will not reach the target of 80 000 new houses annually for several years after the war due to shortages of building materials and labor.
The Duchess of Windsor had an appendectomy performed by Dr. Henry Cave of New York with Dr. Lay Martin of Baltimore present. The operation was successfully completed with no adverse complications anticipated, according to Dr. Clemmons.
Oscar W. Beyer aged 28 of Wausau was killed when his car struck a concrete abutment at the North Western road tracks in Wisconsin Rapids. He was identified as the driver.
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