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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1947

Page

16

Chemical warfare by brittle bush studied by scientists

Dr. James Bonner and Reed Gray of Caltech report brittle bush leaves emit a chemical hindering nearby plant growth. When the chemical is synthetically produced and fed to roots, tomato, pepper and corn growth slows, while barley, oats, sunflowers, and grass remain less affected. A timed flower ballet movie by J N Ott illustrates plant responses to light and water.

Chicago American Association For the Adva James Bonner Reed Gray California Institute of Technology J. N. Ott Aeee Tie

Condition Of Waukon Woman Still Serious

Mrs. John Stock, 62, of Waukon remains in serious condition at Decorah hospital with burns to chest arms and legs from stove polish igniting on a hot stove. The fire scene was extinguished and investigators determine the incident occurred during the polishing process.

Waukon John Stock Decorah Hospital

Quong Milk River Blockade Measures Mules and Waterway

A plan blocks a river with a line of 40 foot wide and three foot deep obstacles totaling 000 mules to impede flow. Authorities describe the effort as a temporary measure to regulate river use and transportation.

Greek Communists Break From Which There Is No Turning

AP Foreign Affairs Analyst notes Greek Communists declared independence after a long pattern of action. The piece discusses potential motives, Truman Doctrine tensions, and the broader Cold War context with Greece possibly drawing in U S aid and Soviet responses.

U. S Greece Europe London Germany Russia America Turkey Western Europe Eastern Europe

Brewers and Malt Firms Reach Holiday Wage Pact

Erwin Finley of CIO Brewing Workers Local 9 announced a new contract with five malt firms. The pact provides seven paid holidays per year including general election day, a 15 cent an hour wage increase, retroactive to Nov 1, 1947, and runs two years with a reopening option after Nov 1, 1948. Firms include Kurth Malting Co Froedtert Grain and Malting Co Zinn Malting Co Riebs Co and Daniel D Weschier & Sons Inc.

Milwaukee Erwin Finley CIO Brewery Workers’ Union Finley Kurth Malting Co Froedert Grain and Malting Co., Inc Zinn Malting Co Riebs Co Daniel D. Weschier & Sons, Inc

Georgia paper moves from colorful city room to new quarters

The Atlanta Constitution moves across the street into modern quarters, ending its five story building known for a brass cannon, a stuffed duck over the editor, and a sign urging editors to be crazy. The shift ends a link to Evan Howell and Henry Grady, while preserving a proud but changing newsroom heritage.

Atlanta Atlanta Constitution Evan P. Howell Henry W. Grady Grady New South Frank Stanton Louis Gregg Gregg Howell Constitution Ralph McGill Evan P Major Clark Howell South Standard Joel Chandler Harris Remus Lee Rogers Parker Lowell

Cavalcade of America Airs Pocahontas Tale and NBC Highlights

Radio listings show WKBH NBC tonight at 7 presenting Pocahontas as liaison between English and natives. French pianist Robert Casadesus opens an America season on WKBH NBC with Mozart finale concerto.

Cavalcade OF America Wkbh-Nbc Robert Casadesus America

Fire consumes garage near Waukon causing basement damage

Fire of unknown origin ripped through a garage owned by Vernon Huffman ten miles south of Waukon. The blaze badly damaged the basement while the upper part suffered water damage. Waukon, Postville and Waterville fire units fought the flames for hours.

Waukon Vernon Huffman Postville Waterville

Birmingham Iron Trade Ranked Third Globally in 1898

Birmingham, Alabama stood as the world’s third largest iron-shipping center in 1898, underscoring its pivotal role in industrial commerce and metal exports during the late 19th century.

Birmingham Ala

Milwaukee Dentist Harold Holbrook Dies in New Orleans

Dr. Harold E. Holbrook, 67, a prominent Milwaukee dentist recently retired, died at the Oxford Hospital Clinic in New Orleans early yesterday. He was a member of a well known Milwaukee family.

Milwaukee Harold E. Holbrook Oxford Hospital New Orleans Holbrook

Car Crash Victim George Barnhart Dies in Racine Area

George A. Barnhart 21 of Route 1 Sturtevant died in a hospital after injuries from a Friday night crash on highway K near Franksville. He succumbed yesterday to those injuries.

Racine Wis George A. Barnhart Sturtevant Franksville

Bishop outlines rights limits for divorced members in Argentina

In Buenos Aires the Right Reverend D Evans told the Women's Diocesan Association that divorced persons should not claim full civic and church privileges. Admission should be case by case at Episcopal level, with office hold eligibility restricted and no altar access, to avoid unfairness to loyal practitioners.

D. Evans Women’s Diocesan Association Buenos Aires Argentina W.D.A Elioe

New Steel Center Planned at Quenue in Southern Rhodesia

Southern Rhodesia plans a new steel center at Quenue with water and high quality iron ore and flux limestone. The project aims to employ 100 European families and establish a trade school to teach natives semiskilled trades, according to Chairman Mustave of the Southern Rhodesian and Steel Commission.

Southern Rhodesia Livingston Victory Falls Quenue Mustave Southern Rhodesian and Steel Commission

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