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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1947
Page
3
A new cold wave approaches with morning low around 23 and night near five in the city, rural areas near zero. Snow flurries expected Monday night, with Tuesday to be fair and cold. Highs 20 to 25, mean 34, daylight shrinking to 8 hours 53 minutes December 17 to 23.
Dr Albert Claude of the Rockefeller Institute describes a method to inspect internal cell structures and parasites with electron microscopy. The technique involves drying blood to collapse cells, then casting a plastic replica for magnified study, enabling research on malaria parasites, bacteria-virus interactions, leukemia cells, and possibly chromosomes.
Washington reports leaders of John Lewis District 50 convened amid his disaffiliation from the AFL. Aimed at possible third labor movement, the plan is constrained by his Taft Hartley affidavit refusal and nonqualification of UMW unions for NLRB recognition. Lewis claims 250000 members. CIO cites 50000.
Senator Wiley urged Secretary Marshall to consider subsidizing air transport of American newspapers and magazines to overseas readers. He argued print media are vital to counter totalitarian propaganda and hinted subsidies could speed clearance at foreign ports while avoiding government propaganda.
Harold E. Stassen accused Edwin W. Pauley of not fully disclosing grain dealings under Senate inquiry. He said he would confer with Senators Bridges and Halleck to pursue a thorough probe of food profiteering and government purchasing practices affecting high prices.
The new Moslem country carved from India derives its name from the territories within the area. The term Pakistan combines regional names to reflect the geography and identity of the nation.
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