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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1949

Page

3

December district Scout meetings scheduled statewide

District Scout executive B. W. Ingli outlines December meetings for La Crosse, Prairie du Chien, Decorah, Blair, Tomah, Westby, La Crescent, Juneau, Hillsboro and more. Cubbing training covers phases up to graduation, handicraft projects and January theme planning. Showings include program planning movies and unit evaluations by leaders. The Boy Scouts are a Red Feather agency.

B. W. Ingli Gateway Council Ley la Crosse County la Crosse Slackhawk Prairie du Chien Decorah Blair Winnebago Tomah Kickapoo Westby Gopher la Crescent Juneau Hillsboro Boy Scouts Red Feather

Water on display at Taunton harvest services amid drought

A glass of water was placed on display during harvest thanksgiving services in many Taunton churches as the town endures a severe drought.

Taunton Eng

Australia Plans Canberra Memorial Honoring U S War Aid

Australia stages a contest to select a memorial to honor the United States for its role in defense during the war to defend Australia. The project aims to place the memorial in Canberra with public involvement in the design.

Australia Canberra United States

Improved Farm Marketing Is Called For

Washington report shows an agriculture department official telling Senate a more efficient farm marketing system is needed to match higher output. John I. Thompson notes production up about 40 percent since World War II and warns that current distribution may outpace profitable markets. He cites rising milk costs due to stricter health rules as an example of marketing challenges.

Washington Agriculture Department John I. Thompson Department Thompson Senate Agriculture

Resistance Worker Joins Marquette A Staff

Dr Bela Kovrig an organizer of the Catholic resistance in Hungary joined Marquette university as associate professor of social science and sociology. His escape from Europe took three years including a 200 mile zig zag trip with his wife in the trunk of a car from Budapest to Vienna and six frontier crossings.

Milwaukee Bela Kovrig Hungary Marquette University Europe Kovrig Marquette Francis Joseph University Budapest Vienna

4-H Youth Honored For Animal Achievements

Earl Ireland of Oconomowoc Wisconsin received a 175 dollar check a silver trophy a gold lapel pin and a certificate of achievement for his 1949 Wisconsin state fair dairy 4-H success and blue ribbon at the international dairy exposition as 4-H club youths gathered at the 50th annual international livestock exposition in Chicago.

Chicago Earl Ireland Oconomowoc Wis Curtiss Candy Company Farms Ireland U. S

Jurist With A Mission Slashes Los Angeles Traffic Toll

Los Angeles municipal judge Roger Alton Pfaff, a war veteran, has slashed city traffic deaths since taking the traffic court bench. His tough sentences and 20 minute safety sermons have reduced yearly fatalities from 409 in 1947 to 289 in the first ten months of his term, boosting morale among drivers and officials.

Los Angeles Civic Center Roger Alton Pfaff Judge Pfaff U.S Bowron Bernard R. Caldwell Pfaff Crusade Infantry OSS California Los Angeles Times Pfaff

Gas Price War Reignites in Milwaukee

The second gasoline price war in three months started in Milwaukee with state involvement. Leonard Bessman of the attorney general’s anti trust unit said price cuts are long overdue and that competitive forces are benefiting consumers. Regular now about 22.9 cents a gallon and premium 23.9 cents, with independents undercutting by 2–3 cents.

Milwaukee Tuesay Leonard Bessman State Department of Markets

Plan Annual Supper by La Crosse Odd Fellows

La Crosse Odd Fellows announce their annual corned beef and cabbage supper on Monday evening. The event marks the first Monday in December, followed by the regular lodge meeting and election of officers for the next term, with Milford Nelson in charge of arrangements.

Britain’s Halle Orchestra Visits Northern Ireland

The Halle Orchestra, founded ninety years ago, toured Northern Ireland for a concert series led by principal trombone Miss Maisie Bingham who began in music with the Salvation Army band.

Britain Halle Orchestra Northern Ireland Aisie Bingham Salvation Army

Fabulous Gambling Expert Turns Up New Game

John Scarne, famed for card and dice analysis, unveils the Challenge game after years of testing. The game uses a square board with numbered discs and a single blank square, requiring players to sequence discs within time and move limits. Scarne reports his wartime work guiding soldiers against cheaters and notes Challenge rivals Canasta in popularity.

New York John Scarne Ohn Scarne Scarne War Department Armed Forces Army Navy Army Magazine Broadway

Italian Reds Defeated in General Strike Move

Rome reports show Italy’s Communist led CGIL failed to paralyze the nation in a 24 hour general strike. The walkout largely ineffective except in large northern factories, marking a second flop in a month for the CGIL and drawing government criticism of the effort.

Rome Italy France General Confederation of Labor CGIL

Italy Seeks Production Rise in Sewing Machines This Year

Italy plans to manufacture 262000 sewing machines this year, more than double the 130000 produced before the war, reflecting postwar industrial expansion and demand recovery.

Italy

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