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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1949

Page

3

Eight Girls Escape from Arkansas Girls' Training School

Eight inmates broke away after smashing doors at the Arkansas Girls' Training School in Little Rock. Among the escapees were Ruth Wann Watts and Juanita Mullins, with others from Little Rock Fort Smith Crawfordsville and Texarkana. A prior Aug. 14 riot led to a grand jury indictment of two former officials for mistreatment. Governor McMath ordered an investigation while a saline circuit judge presided over the inquiry.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Girls’ Training School Avanda Pruitt Reformatory Ruth Wann Watts Crawfordsville Tenn Juanita Elsie Mullins Juanita Hall Texarkana Edith Ross England Joan Haney Ardith Pettigrew Fort Smith Rita Pickens Clara Oshurst Fayetteville Watts and Mullins Ross Carrie Toland

Amazing Relief For Sore Feet

HEBOS claims to relieve burning itching sweating and odor with a single daily application. It dries quickly and supposedly loosens callus tissue leaving feet feeling wonderful with a money back guarantee.

Cloudburst Flood Blares Through Birmingham Streets

A cloudburst dropped 2.59 inches in 40 minutes Tuesday flooding streets and basements in Birmingham. Sewers overflowed and city hall reported 10 feet of water while high winds and lightning accompanied the storm. Power failures began at 11 18 A M CST as the rain started.

Birmingham Ala

Duke Delights Irish With Linen Gift Joke

The Duke of Edinburgh charmed a Belfast luncheon crowd during the royal visit. He recalled the Irish Linen Guild’s gift of pillow cases for Prince Charles and quipped that if he is not on Irish soil his head is resting on Irish linen.

Duke of Edinburgh Princess Elizabeth Prince Charles Belfast

Deafness Returns After Plane Flight in Wisconsin Woman

Mrs Ellen Ramberg of Green Bay says her deafness disappeared during a flight from Detroit to Milwaukee Saturday and she still heard well on Tuesday. Her doctor warned the improvement may be temporary and could not confirm if altitude caused the change. The right ear had been deaf since June and improved, with the left ear also showing progress.

Green Bay Wis Ellen Ramberg Detroit Milwaukee Ramberg

Profitably Using Inferior Ore Discussed At UN Conference

John D. Sullivan of Battelle Institute spoke at a United Nations conference on resource conservation. He said technical advances enable profitable use of low grade ores with copper yields improving since 1900 and 1948, and noted declining ore grades in iron, tin, and zinc while iron supply may increasingly come from formation materials near current mines.

United States Oe Nations John D. Sullivan Battelle Institute Columbus Sullivan U. S America

VA Chief Warns on GI Bill Use For Proprietary Schools

Major Thomas M. Nias reports VA education chief H V Stirling doubts profit schools provide real civilian-readiness training for veterans. Stirling proposes strict cost justifications, legislative authority, and targeted education for select veterans to curb rapid enrollment growth in proprietary schools.

H. V. Stirling Stirling Congress VAVA

Fife boy boarding allowance raised to four fifty

The Fife Social Welfare Committee agreed to raise a 15 year old Aberdeen boarded out boy’s weekly boarding allowance from 4 to 4 50 in response to a plea from Aberdeen City Council.

Fife Scotland Aberdeen Fife Social Welfare Committee Fes

Ice Mint Balm Provides Cooling Foot Relief

A medicated balm promises quick soothing relief from burning foot pain. It claims millions of users enjoy cooler, fresher comfort and invites readers to get Ice Mint from druggists.

Editor’s Note for Service-Connected Problems

Readers are invited to write Maj. Nial regarding any service-connected issue and enclosing a self addressed stamped envelope for reply. The notice requests mail to the newspaper address maintained for correspondence on veterans’ affairs.

Maj. Nial

84-Year-Old Wins Second Prize at Shaftesbury Lymkhana

Mrs. J. Lewis aged 84 sat side saddle on a former eighth army officer's charger to win second prize in the Shaftesbury Lymkhana. Meanwhile 12 German politicians visited England to observe parliamentary procedures.

Eighth Army J. Lewis Shaftesbury England

Snowball prank freezes back to life in July

Four boys from 27th and Barlow streets and 2610 Travis street admitted storing king size snowballs and a junior snowman in a deep freeze last February. They planned a park battle but changed course after retrieving the cache, leaving the Tribune walls coated with a pale snowlike substance.

Science Derby Tribune Russell Richard Gemoll Barlow Gerald Arnold Every Travis Street Gemoll Myrick Park

Two centenarians in Hopefield South Africa celebrate birthdays

The village of Hopefield hosts two centenarians, both women. Maria Cura recently turned 104 and has been bedridden since 1947 yet retains a strong memory. Jurgens Kotze, nicknamed Ouma Gesse, is about to turn 104.

Hopefield South Africa Maria Cura Jurgens Kotze Ouma Gesse

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief

Advertisement urges sufferers of itching eczema pimples and red blotches to use Peterson's Ointment 40c from all druggists with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved Also promoted for itching feet and cracks between toes

Peterson

Two Pilots Die In Illinois Light Plane Crash

In Mattoon Illinois two men Harry Paulos of Milwaukee and Douglas Topp of Clintonville died when their light aircraft crashed on a farmer's field owned by Huebner. The craft struck a power line and a tree before spinning to the ground and catching fire. Officials said no inquest will be held.

Mattoon Wis Shawano County Hugo Baker Harry Paulos Milwaukee Douglas Topp Clintonville Jim Pecha Aeronca Four Club Paulos Billy Mitchell Topp Antigo

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