A Job For Everyone Jink And The Twins Decorate A Tree
Jink and the twins cut down a tree that had been set up and decorated with strings of popcorn and berries. The animals marveled at the sight.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1952
Page
4
Jink and the twins cut down a tree that had been set up and decorated with strings of popcorn and berries. The animals marveled at the sight.
The 1952 economy closed with a postwar boom as gross national product rose to 344 billion dollars, national income 287 billion, personal income 266 billion, and civilian employment at 62.2 million. Analysts foresee another solid year with inflation risks and policy effects under review.
American singer Paul Robeson named one of seven Stalin Peace Prize winners on Stalin's birthday. The award carries 100000 rubles and honors work toward peace, but travel to Moscow seems unlikely as the U S State Department had voided his passport in 1950.
Outdoors writer notes a seasonal mock congress where deer bear and bird groups plead for humane hunting reform but endure stalemates and partisan gridlock. A fox narrator laments procedural barriers as predator voices push narrow gains while broad wildlife welfare stalls.
The Agriculture Department reports 2.1 billion in price support loans over seven years and expects a net loss of about 100 thousand dollars. It cites 863 shortages cases involving mortgaged commodities and notes bigger potential losses around a million dollars for government grains stored in private warehouses amid fraud convictions.
Washington NEA reports Mrs Elinor Cox Karsten a former schoolteacher now hospital bound with rheumatoid arthritis is finishing an anthology of verse to aid choral speaking groups. Her drive to recover with a writing goal illustrates rehabilitation through medical therapy and personal purpose.
MADISON Oscar Erb 31 of Cross Plains died Sunday night a week after being found in a snowbank beside his wrecked car near Verona. Authorities say he was thrown from the vehicle during the accident. He was not found until the following morning.
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