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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1947
Page
9
An article by ANEGLA PATRI advises mothers to ease a child’s quiet period after illness with engaging activities. Books, radio, puzzles, painting, and simple crafts like knitting and balloon play help, while garden care and pet care offer constructive distraction. Include safe playmates and remind the child of future recovery to sustain hope.
The economic and military position of the Chinese government in Manchuria remains uneasy despite a general mood of satisfaction over the recovery of Szepingkai. The rail city, damaged by Chinese Communists who exploited it then left it ruined, shows ongoing damage along the Mukden Chuhun rail line that will require months to survey and repair.
In Vatican City Pope Pius XII urged rapid rebuilding of war scarred Europe, saying careful yet swift rehabilitation benefits both victors and the conquered. He spoke while receiving J. V. P. S. Perowne, the new British minister to the Holy See.
The Pan American clipper America lands at La Guardia at 3 05 p m completing a New York to New York circle in just over 13 days The giant plane began the voyage in New York on June 17 carrying editors and publishers on the historic run
Pearl River N Y Chief Fred Kennedy of Orangetown police put up a scarecrow to protect a strawberry patch. He discovered yesterday that wrens had nested in a pocket of the scarecrow jacket.
Charles E. Onderdonk began as a coal shoveler on a New York Central train 48 years ago and retired at 69 in a pristine white shirt. Colleagues recall him as a versatile railroader who served as fireman steam engineer and electric engineer, always reporting to work in a clean white shirt.
The Downtown Business Men's Association launches a campaign urging safety-conscious individuals to wear safety pins as symbols of pledges to reduce carelessness on the road. Pins of all sizes and materials are accepted.
Idaho Governor C A Robins has filed final report on placing Senator William E Borah's statue in the U S Capitol rotunda. Of the $15000 appropriated by the legislature only 19 cents remains unspent and is returned to the state treasury.
Two wrens that raised a family in a clothespin bag in the Sinnetts yard last year returned to Barrington and began building a new nest in the same bag, now empty. A quiet suburban scene highlights natural bird behavior close to home.
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