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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1955
Page
5
Interior designer Melanie Kahane advocates a women’s view of cars turning them into homes on wheels. She envisions a feminine redesign with built in vanity space, a dash sink, umbrella slot, and weather ready features while seeking patents for the ideas.
Senator Walter F George announces he will seek renomination in Georgia's Democratic primary next year. The veteran lawmaker and chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee dispels rumors of retirement after 33 years in the Senate, clearing the path for former Governor Herman Talmadge to succeed him.
A La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau exchange covers marginal Bible notes first added by Tyndale in 1525, baguette diamonds originally a ring watch term, sermons in early Christian Church from the bishop, the shofar’s Ancient role as alarm and year proclamation, and birds as having the keenest eyesight.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers Uncle Sam's Almanac for 1956 with New Year greetings, requiring names addresses and 1 for each three copies mailed. Single copies cost 35 cents postpaid. A reader asks if radar speed devices are government licensed. answer: FCC licenses radar speed monitors used by police and highway officials for testing and arrests, about 1,095 in operation.
UW researchers report a 100 percent response from county superintendents as they assess whether current county offices are the best structure for Wisconsin education. The study seeks optimal administration between state and local levels and considers county boards and territory rules.
Lawrenceville high school business teacher Mary Christmas receives festive greetings from more than 100 students this week as they call her Mary Christmas instead of Miss Christmas. She is 36 and was named for her grandmothers Grace and Mary.
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