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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
8
A reader reports youths 12 to 15 in school districts taking up smoking and even offering cigarettes to 8 or 9 year olds. The piece urges adults to state facts about smoking risks, notes athletic impairment, and warns that nicotine can raise blood pressure and irritate breathing passages, with potential severe outcomes for those with vascular disease.
Santiago reports a border dispute with Argentina claiming a precinct near Rio Encuentro. 85 Chileans told by an Argentine policeman with a letter from the Argentine Military Institute that they must become Argentine citizens. The land has been Chilean since 1911 and residents protest. The Chilean Ambassador lodged a sharp protest in Buenos Aires. World War II displaced 10 for every one person left homeless in Europe.
Hollywood gossip notes Marilyn Monroe plans to pursue limited musicals after her dancing and singing turn with Jane Russell in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. She prefers not to be typecast as a light musical star and wants broader acting material.
A Nyeri house owner watched a bizarre war as bees defending a hive fought off an ant safari. Bees battled ants from dusk till dawn leaving lawns littered with countless ant bodies while bees secured the honey.
Japan opens a telegraph office at the 12,390 foot summit of Fuji, allowing tourists to send messages from the highest point in the country.
The article advises balancing gifts among material, joy, and spirit. After a big present, a suitable book builds a personal library with classics, Mother Goose, and fairy tales. It warns teen gifts should match ability and stresses books as reliable, lasting delights.
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