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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
7
A famous climber recalls Everest’s lure as expeditions press toward the world’s tallest peak. The latest attempt nearly reached the summit, stopping 150 feet short, underscoring the enduring fascination and perceived impossibility of conquering Mt. Everest.
Wood County schools in Wisconsin Rapids accept 380 books costing 275 dollars for all area schools to educate youth on conservation. Each volume bears a plate honoring Steven Robert Searles, son of Clarence Searles, killed in an auto accident last winter. The gift was organized by sportsmen groups and the Wisconsin Federation of Conservation Clubs with support from local clubs and the Conservation Department.
KENOSHA Earl Hopkins 60 died Sunday night at Kenosha Hospital after shooting himself in the head at his home just before a Municipal Court sentencing for malicious destruction of property. He said he feared the court would "throw the book" at him for slashing automobile tires.
New York State mines produce roughly 150 thousand tons of talc annually, with about half of the output used as paint filler.
Reader questions cover speaking qualifications for television announcers and best delivery style, historical figures and headlines about India Edwards, the George Washington Bridge traffic record, Arctic Circle nations, and federal salary ranges. The piece provides concise answers and references for each query.
The Your Feet and Their Care booklet provides up to date foot care information. Send 25 cents postpaid to The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington DC with name address and payment for a copy.
Sincerely Gage Baldwin of Sparta argues Congress over 20 years has inflated debt and hidden taxes, urging repudiation to avoid disaster. He cites rising private and public debt, inflation, and defense spending, contrasting Republican blame with Democratic policy. Also notes a 1952 53 world grain crop record expected.
The London Times reports relief across Europe that President elect Eisenhower will not extend the Korean War. It notes editors expect no quick solution and praise his restraint against MacArthurite pressure while affirming his safe return.
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