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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
5
Hal Boyle offer a humorous guide on handling unwanted Christmas neckties. He cites surveys and various readers’ antics from incineration to repurposing, including using ties as art, skipping ropes, or Easter dye aids. A playful note ends with a blunt revenge plan of mailing used razor blades to the gift givers as a deterrent.
AP analyst notes Britain’s anger over UN calls for colonial information while London resists international interference. British officials defend colonial independence, cite seven dominions, and warn against external meddling as Guardian and others urge careful, cooperative responses through UN channels.
Shadow photographs taken with electron microscopes measure tiny electrical or magnetic fields. The images reveal the direction and strength of fields in atomic magnets within magnetic materials.
Moscow papers report factories across Russia hold competitions to raise production for Prime Minister Stalin's 70th birthday on December 21. Special articles list resolutions by workers groups in various industries pledging higher output before the birthday celebration.
Reader questions cover watermelon pickling recipe with step by step directions, constitutional amendments introduced since 1789, Van Buren nickname rationale, cricket temperature rule, calorie values for confections, Bible authors count, rubber ball snake, fire resistant screens, spring fever name, millionaire incomes trend, and English skyscraper reasons. Includes direct citations of individuals and organizations like The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau and U.S. government guidance.
The article notes mixed indicators as inflation and deflation pull share attention. It cites rising steel and rayon costs, higher coffee prices, and government spending, while noting slowing business investment, farm income declines, and high taxes that could spark a renewed recession.
A historic health note states about 80 percent of known diseases enter the body through the mouth. It emphasizes the mouth as a critical gateway affecting overall health and disease risk.
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