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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1946
Page
11
The article urges allowing children between twelve and sixteen to pursue their interests even if uncertain or risky. It argues freedom and guided practice help development, not strict early specialization, and suggests exposing kids to activities like drumming or art while avoiding overloading them with fixed future paths.
Washington reports breweries cannot provide free beer as demand rises. Internal Revenue Bureau statistics confirm tighter limits, with a brewery spokesman noting the inability to give away beer. Four month production totals reached 30,612,629 barrels, down 1,6o from prior months.
Our Saviors Lutheran church Bible school choir will sing carols at Trempealeau county asylum Monday night under Rev. O G Birkeland. Children meet at the church at 6 45 P M. Earlier the Junior choir performed carols for sick and shut ins at 3 30 P M. Buy Savings Bonds.
Cincinnati report by Dr. Raymond Walters shows 1,718,862 students in 668 universities and four year colleges with 714,477 veterans. Including 350,000 additional students in junior colleges and others, the national total exceeds 2,000,000, more than half veterans. Women outnumber men in 1945-46 higher education.
Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado denounces universal military training as an attempt to mold American youth under military brass. He accuses the plan of substituting sex training for spiritual formation and warns Congress is divided on conscription. Johnson urges that the term military be dropped from the program.
Menomonie Wisconsin police officer Gordon Panck 27 was fatally injured yesterday when his motorcycle skidded on an icy curve. A former Army paratrooper he is survived by his widow.
The report states that Communist forces are smuggling opium into North China and exchanging it for cloth, indicating a controlled illicit exchange affecting local supplies and wartime commerce.
Aunt Het comments that cities should select studio audiences for Dr. L. Q. programs. She argues it is poor publicity when no one in the area seems to know any answers.
McKeesport mayor Charles A. Kinkaid and his wife faced a death threat amid Christmas greetings. An unsigned note warned against continuing an anti-vice campaign, while the mayor vowed to persist and keep the city clean.
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