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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1949
Page
11
Angelo Patri argues against forceful strict schedules for rebellious boys. He promotes inner self-discipline, guided by parents and teachers, to develop abilities day by day. Military schools are not reform schools. focus on nurturing rather than coercion. a pamphlet offer follows.
Washington congressional panel ends its inquiry into Alabama hooded nightrider troubles after a brief hearing. Rep. Byrne, chairman, says no plans for further probes as FBI and Alabama authorities continue their separate examinations. Testimony came from three Alabama newspapers.
New Zealand prepares to begin operations at its first plywood factory built with American equipment. The plant marks a milestone in local industry as production gears up to start.
Diplomatic sources report loyal Catholics rioting against Communist groups in Slovakia as church state conflicts rise. In areas of intense Catholic sentiment martial law was imposed for about 60 hours in Slovakia, with Bratislava noting ongoing troubles and the interior ministry not confirming or denying official reports.
The Senate finance committee voted 7 to 6 to cut federal excise taxes toward 194 levels covering telephone bills railroad tickets silverware and luggage. The move adds a tax-cut amendment to an industrial alcohol permits bill. House efforts push for a quick vote on a similar excise tax cut bill led by Rep. Martin with a petition to bring it to the floor.
The local Wisconsin state employment service branch and unemployment compensation department will be closed all day on the Fourth of July as officials announced. Savings Bonds programs and related services are unaffected according to the notice.
Hollywood reports a new quickie The Devil's Sleep starring John Mitchum brother of Bob Mitchum. The article notes a beauty contest for male roles nine mules named after states and a Democratic mascot won. Other items include planned projects and Hollywood chatter about Esther Williams, Audrey Totter, and John Fontaine.
Bill Monsoor and wife Margie launch Bill's Bait and Sport Shop at 516 Copeland Ave offering 24 hour bait, gear, and services. The knotty pine store features taxidermy by Eddie Peterson, outboard motor service by the Benson brothers, rod and reel repairs, and guides for visitors. Monsoor, a lifelong La Crosse resident, previously ran a grocery and is an avid fisherman and hunter.
Pastor Peter Salau, son of a Solomon Islands head hunter, travels to Britain to deliver lectures. His ears are pierced to wear ornaments from shells to an alarm clock.
The Chicago district VA budget chief Harry C. Kehm 59 and Arab poet Khalil Moutray are identified in a brief obituary section. Kehm served as national child welfare chairman for the American....
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