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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1949
Page
8
A mother and advocate argue for early but guided sex education as a defense against risky teen relationships. They warn of media pressure and urge parents to keep teens in groups, set schedules, and teach healthy habits now to mature into responsible adults.
Honolulu reports the waterfront strike widening to pineapple packers and fish canners. CIO ILWU members defy work stoppages since May 1, threatening tinplate shipments and citing a proposed wage boost of 32 cents to reach 1.72 per hour.
Hollywood gossip reports Judy Garland suspended by MGM for failure to report on set, joining Ann Blyth Rita Hayworth and Margaret O’Brien in studio doghouses. Bulletin mentions other stars facing suspensions and assorted studio maneuvers as industry figures juggle film projects and personal woes.
A local order bans Sunday football for schoolboys in Bury St Edmunds England. The measure affects youth teams and church leagues and prompts safety and discipline concerns from residents.
Margie Samson, a Tomahawk attached librarian, lobbied through the 1949 legislative session to win final approval of 150000 for rural library demonstrations. Despite opposition from Republican leaders in the senate, the measure narrowly passed in the closing days. The funds target rural counties to extend reading services and spur local government to support rural library access.
Madison report on Stoughton youth problems highlights churches expanding services for children and teens. It urges religious education for all ages, school partnerships, parent youth discussions, and church led recreation, plus surveying unchurched residents for welcoming programs.
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