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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
7
A New York Wires column hints at 1953 trends including a shifting Korean action, a February cold cure, two new viruses Y and Z, more blondes, a rattlesnake in Florida, Notre Dame's optimistic outlook, and a budget fashion hat doubling as a handbag as living costs and skirts rise.
The VA will begin issuing dividends to NSLI policyholders in February 1953 from five district offices. Most recipients receive a flat 60 dollars, with options for payment method or deposit to accumulate 3 percent interest. Dividends depend on policy type, term, and premiums paid during 1952–53, with separate handling for each policy.
Readers submitted questions answered by The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau. Topics include Dorothy Dix columnist changes, parasites on houseflies, longest baseball throws, Lincoln monument details, veteran death dates, mold in bread, orchids, Joppa Jaffa Jidda identifications, auction bid calling, watermelons per year, ocean cable thickness, blood color comparisons, and a canal of recipes and preservation.
New York report details director Charles Vidor visiting Broadway and his interaction with Jeanmaire the French ballet star in Hans Christian Andersen The color film features Vidor learning French to chat with Jeanmaire at Sardi s and recalls his own stage career and family storytelling background.
The piece outlines Winston Churchill's last minute bid to meet Eisenhower in New York after clashes in Paris over Iran policy. It details Eden Acheson disagreements, Nitze efforts, and fears Iran could descend into communist influence without economic relief. Churchill pressed for a direct approach, furious at hints of Moscow strategy and atomic options in Asia.
LITTLE ROCK Ark The capital city known as The City of Roses recently adopted an official tree selection The tulip tree was chosen as the city’s emblem reflecting local horticultural heritage and pride.
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