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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1949
Page
11
Angelo Patri argues punctuality builds discipline and efficiency in children. Start routines at home with prepared clothes and books, assist reluctant early risers, and assign engaging tasks to late learners. For more, request leaflet P-10 from Dr Patri at Box 99 Station G New York NY.
In Edinburgh Sir William Darling, a Conservative MP for Scotland, argued that productivity equals work and criticized Socialists for deriding work as a mug’s game. He contended the Socialists once mocked work and now call it productivity, urging gratitude for the return of the facts of life.
Georgia liquor retailers face new requirements to maintain valid local licenses as officials push streamlined compliance. The measure seeks to ensure ongoing permits align with state and municipal rules, affecting store owners and suppliers across the state.
Hollywood gossip notes Durbin’s career tailed by Pasternak who hints at a heartwarming comeback tale. Larry Parks delays Stakes Out while negotiating Betty Garrett loan as MGM pursues her. RKO and Fox jockey for Gloria de Haven. Mary Martin musical reissues loom for South Pacific. Industry chatter covers Chaplin, Huston, O’Keefe, and TV contests.
A survey of movie icons like Francis Bushman Mae Murray William Farnum Herbert Rawlinson mon Navarro and Theda Bara reveals varied reasons for leaving the screen. Some cited disillusion retirement ages or financial ruin while Bara insisted she never quit pictures.
A Chicago robbery at Hiram Bloodgood's grocery ends with the thief knocked over shelves and a flood of canned goods. He trips over the counter while grabbing the cash drawer, causing eggs and doughnuts to spill, and escapes with only a single twenty dollar bill.
Bob Lally the lightest Notre Dame starter at 185 pounds logged 279 of 600 possible minutes in 1949. Co captains Leon Hart and Jim Martin exceeded him in playing time, with Hart and Martin finishing first and second. Lally praised the remaining iron men remarking on the squad’s durability.
Willis Island, 400 miles east of Australia, hosts the world’s loneliest weather station with two operators maintaining and transmitting weather records from this remote outpost.
Washington report notes wives of lawmakers keeping busy at the Congressional Club as renovations close Capitol Hill. A Jan 8 fundraiser precedes a Feb 2 Truman reception with top officials invited. The club, led by Mrs Harold D Colley and 575 members, offers classes and events year round.
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