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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1952
Page
11
Question and answer column on Bell s Palsy a sudden facial muscle paralysis with no cure yet most recover fully face massage and electrical stimulation offered. Digestive queries explain stomach hydrochloric acid its role and why cancer may involve its absence and a case of abdominal fluid buildup with uncertain recurrence prevention guidance.
About 30 eighth grade pupils, all around 14, protested when their teacher Ben Moshe was moved to another class. Over four days they left their room, disrupted corridors, and staged a demonstration with parental aid. Educational authorities relented and restored the teacher, praised for never rushing a lesson.
Hollywood gossip column notes Shelley Winters marriage tensions and Lamour's response to Judy Garland in The Helen Morgan Story. Ed Wynn lets a comedian imitate him on TV. Columbia encounters red tape on From Here to Eternity film. Mickey Ireland teams with a singer for a Martin and Lewis style act. Cantor works on an autobiography alongside a Warner biography. Krasner talks about photographing Marilyn Monroe. Quinn writes a screenplay Personal Please Forward about life of a Hollywood star seen by four fans. Disney advances with a Hiawatha cartoon project untied to The River's success. Mangano faces British press over harsh interview remarks. Judith Anderson avoids mentioning Luther Greene. Sophie Tucker life story bidding wars with Betty Hutton. Capra and McEldowney attend Indian festival in Bombay. Chorus girls reshaped by ideas and talent, not just looks. LeRoy Prinz critiques modern dance in musicals. Hedda Lamarr's letters to Teddy Stauffer surface from Mexico. Taft noted as first president of the English Speaking Union.
A spoken exhortation to graduating seniors urges faith, hope, and courage amid war fears and taxes. The speaker encourages starting work immediately, pursuing education, and gathering information while reading beneficial books and the Bible. A separate note mentions Dr Patri's booklet Feeding Children and provides a 25 cent copy request.
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