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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
7
Hollywood gossip column notes Ann Sheridan’s comeback in Vermillion O'Toole with new red hair and energetic performances after eight years of more demure roles. She recalls why she left earlier projects and praises the film’s vintage humor.
Italian port of Leghorn, a key Communist stronghold, revives as U.S. Army supply base money spurs jobs for 3,586 Italians. Strikes by port workers demanding a share of work failed to halt unloading operations.
Doctor answers reader questions on cosmetic spider varicosities, possible nose zinc treatment, alcohol related delirium, ear deformation, tearing eyes from allergy, and explaining reproduction to a child. References include plastic options and a health education list from the American Medical Association.
The entire Malay population of Belum Valley near the Thailand border was evacuated to prevent terrorists from exploiting them after insurgents proclaimed an independent state. Communists had ordered Malays to cultivate food and offered arms to attack security forces.
A United Nations staff member in Africa wrote to Los Atlas in New York about an air conditioned luxury apartment building. He plans to bring his family to New York via Japan. Rent schedules and brochures were mailed to Tokyo as negotiations continued from Eritrea.
A doctor tells a mother her mentally ill child belongs in a state institution. The mother refuses, chooses home care, while nurses and physicians explain their restraint and purpose. The piece argues professionals bear cruelty and tragedy with calm strength to spare families future suffering.
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