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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1950
Page
4
The wage price freeze grips white collar workers in New York as raises and promotions become harder. Officials caution about gross inequities substandard living and maladjustments within firms as war production shifts. Firms previously boosted production workers first while salaries lagged, with government approval still required for salary changes.
Logan High School student council mails two care packages to Holland and western Germany funded by candy and pop sales at games and dances. Homerooms donated 28 dollars for the Tomah Veterans Hospital, matched to reach about 56 dollars. The group plans dances parties and movies for the junior high. Officers include Russell Cleary president Robert Otto vice president Virginia Nelson secretary treasurer Ray Zimmerman senior high representative Ralph Schultz junior high representative. Daniel B. Hoyt is the adviser.
The term biological warfare refers to using bacteria fungi and toxic products from living organisms to cause disease or death in humans animals or plants. It covers agents such as bacteria fungi and toxins designed to injure or kill and may involve aerosol dissemination or other exposure methods.
The Court of Arbitration in Auckland issued an interim order granting a five percent retroactive wage increase. W C Prime of the employers’ side criticized the award as too generous, while C R Allerby of the workers’ side argued the increase should have been ten percent.
Ato Waldeab Waldemaria, Eritrean independence advocate, survives three grenade and one pistol attack and narrowly escapes death in a violent campaign by enemies. The article notes continued threats and urges security bonds for protection.
Dr. Rajendra Prasad, president of India, told the first all India conference on moral and social hygiene that if he had the power he would stop films with sex appeal. He warned such films are wreaking havoc on society and shaping minds negatively.
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