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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1947
Page
5
In San Francisco California an Australian doctor donated a collection of jewel like beetles described as eucalyptus loving jewel bettles to the San Francisco Academy of Science. Entomologists note the yellow blue and green jewels are associated with eucalyptus trees.
A driver licensed in Wisconsin must immediately notify the motor vehicle department of any address change to keep records accurate and ensure delivery of license renewal notices. Incorrect addresses can lead to drivers missing essential regulations and potentially driving with an invalid license. Maintaining current records supports better service and regulatory efficiency.
London report on Lorna Ball a 24 year old Wrens veteran who works in an advertising agency. She has two suits and no evening dress due to wartime coupons, travels shared Bayswater flat with friend Joan Davis, and relies on a coal stove as central heat. Her monthly take home is about $21.40 from a $24 salary after taxes and insurance.
Genoa Italy plans a new airport project with a listed budget of ten thousand one dollars. The proposal aims to expand regional air access and boost local economy.
Sparta Wisconsin veterans groups re organized with Paul Marten of the American Legion as president and Edward Pelshaw of Amvets as secretary. The council will coordinate veteran activities and support the Christmas community basket project. Legion reps are Marten Marshall Sayner and E J Saari. Amvets are Pelshaw Howard Olson and Nick Kaye. VFW reps are John Hinds William McMullin and Ernest Reynolds. About 60 percent of Guatemala's population are pure blooded Indians.
Rep. Weichel of Ohio urged a full embargo on American exports to Russia as a last resort to stop aiding a potential enemy. He would bar ships from leaving U S ports by restricting customs clearances. He noted many U S built vessels operate under Russian names and flags, with government ships linked to lend lease.
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