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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1948
Page
8
The La Crosse mayor calls for community safety cooperation to ensure a safe Merry Christmas. He urges extra caution, common sense and courtesy, framing safety as a personal and communal responsibility to protect families and neighbors.
Telegraf, a socialist paper, reports eastern Germany’s people’s police are being rearmed by Russia in a pattern likened to the black Reichswehr after World War I. It says rear units are hidden by dispersing troops in groups of five to fifty, recalling the secretive farmhand concealment used by the original force.
Belgium sees unemployment rise sharply in the past year. Officials cite structural changes and lingering economic weakness as drivers of the steep jump affecting job markets and social programs.
Danny and the Snow Man struggle with their losses then rescue a small fir tree from the road. The Wizard rewards them with a miraculous pill to straighten Danny’s twisted leg, promising a future cure if kept safe.
National Board Underwriters warns parents to demand safe Christmas toys for children. Fire authorities urge care with electric toys to prevent burns and fires. Guidelines include UL marks, avoiding hazardous fuels, not placing trains near trees, and supervising all electric play. Fire losses may reach 50 million dollars this year, a figure used to spotlight safety.
MADISON Wis The University of Wisconsin Teachers union reports salaries lag state income cost of living and university pay levels. Faculty behind expenses due to rising living costs and have effectively taken a pay cut of over 21 percent since 1940. Net Wisconsin resident income after taxes rose 277 percent in eight years professor Earley said. State tax share fell by one third and university share by more than one fourth.
Dance customs in France and Italy during the 17th and 18th centuries included kissing as a near universal element. The practice appeared across social settings and was tied to courtship and etiquette in regional ballroom culture.
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