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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1947
Page
7
Charles Tremmel's 1225 Farnam Street home features a Christmas tree on a German musical stand that spins and plays three tunes including Stille Nacht. The stand, bought 75 years ago by his father Carl from a Milwaukee dealer, has become a family tradition enjoyed by neighbors for generations.
Washington reports returning businessmen note that Zamboanga in Mindanao shows advanced rehabilitation despite war hangover. The city did not face Manila level bombardment yet appears nearly back to normal, reflecting surprising recovery amid southern Philippine unrest.
John Paul Jones served as an admiral in the Russian navy following the American Revolution era. His career reflects early 19th century naval leadership and shifting allegiances in European powers.
Senator William C. Vandenberg of Holland argues fuel oil prices are driven by factors outside Michigan while others push for a public investigation. He resigns after a committee votes for a fishing expedition, amid administration pressure and public demand.
Ralph Cina a senior at Aquinas high school was selected as a national winner in the Quiz Kids essay contest What America Means to Me Cina 18 lives at 937 Division Street and is active as home room president football CMA guard English major with drama and speech interests He plans to attend college next fall He credits his parents courage and foresight to come to America saying their move spared his family from poverty and hardship in Italy
Patricia Anne Huth five year old daughter of Associated Press correspondent Don Huth died Saturday in New Delhi after a ten day illness from typhoid fever The family plans to bring the body to the United States Dennis eight and Kathleen Mary born in Calcutta last May are also mentioned The AP reporter previously worked in Wisconsin and Racine before joining the service and has ties to Des Moines Green Bay and Marquette University
The VA reports a surge of requests for one handed typewriters for veterans with loss of a hand and sympathetic weakness in the other. Qualified veterans may obtain these machines to aid rehabilitation, though the VA advises learning on regular typewriters if possible due to cost and availability.
The interior department plans a 100 year celebration in 1949 but large scale events in cities like Denver or Salt Lake City are ruled out due to cost. Communities may be invited to join observances of milestone bureaus and facilities such as the bureau of mines laboratory and the first fish hatchery.
A historical note records air pressure at sea level as 2100 pounds per square inch, reflecting old scientific calibration. The source fragment emphasizes high pressure readings without broader context or methods.
Cornell University scientists unveil a lawnmower sprayer device that sprays and mows simultaneously. Professor A M S Pridham notes clear marking of sprayed areas where weed control occurs, using a carbon dioxide cylinder to pressurize the spray.
Sister Kenny Institute campaign in La Crosse County ends Wednesday. Campaign chairman Simonson reports funds exceed the $5,780 goal with $5,815 raised to date. Volunteered workers and contributors are urged to turn in donations by Wednesday as the drive supports treatment for indigent patients and a new wing to ease overcrowding.
Twin brides Mary Jane Hoffmaster and Fern Hoffmaster married twin bridegrooms Merrill R. Stoudt and Melvin R. Stoudt in a double ring ceremony at St. Mary's Episcopal church Reading. The couples plan to occupy adjacent floors of an apartment building with the Stoudts on the first floor and the twin grooms above.
In London the House of Lords is expected to reject the government's bill to trim its veto and to favor a reform plan. Salisbury leads a Conservative committee to study alternatives, with possible proposals to abolish vacant appointments, reduce peers from about 900 to a leaner body, and remove less active members.
The Polish government estimates about 300,000 Poles live in Brazil and Argentina and many intend to return to Poland next spring. Most returning Poles are expected to settle in western Poland.
London film magnate J Arthur Rank, predicting the Anglo American talks on a 75 percent import tax will not block a free flow of films into Britain for many years, says there will be no lasting curb on cinema imports regardless of the talks' outcome.
Senate Armed Services Chair Gurney says General Bradley will not receive a new five star rank, succeeding General Eisenhower as Army chief of staff. General Bradley remains a four star, while MacArthur is a five star general. Eisenhower will stay active for a period before joining Columbia University.
John W Studebaker urges redesign of schooling to fit practical goals. He notes only about 9 percent of U S students go to college and argues high school curricula should prepare students for work after graduation. The piece ends with a shop ad for Seemann Lumber and Coal Company and a New Year greeting.
Wisconsin students advocate Twin Bluffs in central Juneau county for a state park amid the expanded program. The area holds ancient petroglyphs viewed by antiquarians as top Wisconsin rock carvings with significant geological and scenic value noted in the Wisconsin Archeologist feature.
The president's air safety board plans continuing studies in a forthcoming report to Mr. Truman. It may propose a study of certifying new aircraft types for airline use. Member disagreement could delay the report.
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