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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1952
Page
11
Practical medical guidance stresses preventive care for children and adults. The piece addresses pediatric checkups, fracture healing, calcium decalcification, swimming after meals, and the science behind white blood cells and red blood cells, with expert answers from Dr. Edwin P. Jordan.
Foreign Exchange Control reports Chinese in Malaya have sent over 80000 dollars in cash to relatives in Red China since 1946. Legalized remittances are processed through more than 400 remittance agencies in Malaya.
Century-old Maeystown in Centralia region marks its 100th anniversary this year. The village, originated from a site bought by Jacob Maeys for one dollar in 1848, is now led by his son, Mayor Ed Maeys.
Hollywood gossip notes Joan Evans giving up vocal studies after a harsh self critique and will pursue dramatic roles as she marries auto salesman Kirby Weatherly. The piece highlights industry rumors about other stars, projects, and personal lives in a brisk, period-voice item.
Angelo Patri argues that mistakes signal the need for attention and correction. Children often blame others. adults must teach accountability, honesty, and self control. A lab accident scene underscores the message: take personal responsibility, tell the truth, and mature. He offers leaflet P-15 on lying, available for 10 cents.
The Men's Club of First Congregational Church Phoenix sent its God and Freedom medal project to the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge for award consideration. The 50 cent sized silver piece bears God and a cross on the obverse and the American flag with Freedom on the reverse. Initially 50 were made, then 25 more. Several hundred have sold and thousands of copper alloy medals have circulated nationwide.
Japan's government owned Broadcasting Corp has received a preliminary license to telecast and plans February regular service via a three station hookup. TV tests have been conducted in Tokyo Osaka and Nagoya featuring popular sports events.
The British government is urged to provide experienced television engineers to help start a Singapore transmitting station. British Trade Commissioner K. E. MacKenzie proposed the idea as local radio engineers currently lack television experience.
Manila reports the Philippines will fulfill its 952 000 ton sugar quota to the United States for the 1952 53 season for the first time since World War II, says Placido L Mapa chairman of the Rehabilitation Finance Corp.
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