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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1949
Page
13
La Crosse Inter-State Fair association mailed about 1800 copies of the general regulations and premiums list. The 597th annual exhibit runs August 10 to 14 at the fair grounds with classes for farm animals, poultry, vegetables, fruits, clothing, handiwork, baking, art and 4-H youth divisions.
Houston reports naval reservist Joseph L. Woolley seaman recruit son of Mr and Mrs Percy Woolley of Cross, Wisconsin celebrated the Fourth aboard destroyer USS Hyman as part of destroyer squadron 12. The ship left New Orleans June 27 for training maneuvers with trainees to entrain home July 9. Norway's paper and pulp exports are declining.
Congressional leaders dismissed recession talk after meeting with President Truman. Rayburn defended current employment and farm figures while Lucas called the downturn the most prosperous yet. The White House planned a mid term economic report with tax and finance options under review amid a $1.8 billion deficit.
Scientists announce wood yeasts developed to provide protein levels similar to beefsteak. The nitrogen content noted as essential for life appears comparable to meat, highlighting potential nutritive value in fungal sources.
Ava Gardner bids farewell to Howard Duff at the airport before a four day trip for Partners in Crime while Shelley Winters eyes Duff. Dorothy Malone plans a Dallas wedding to Dr. Philip Montgomery as Donald O’Connor exits Battleground. Jane Wyman saves a scene aboard and a lampooned note praises Johnny Belinda.
By late June the polio virus was more active than a year earlier with 37 states reporting higher totals. Health officials warned of possible two danger zones, the southern states and the densely populated northeast, while several states showed decreased totals.
Five pedestrians died and seven were injured when the top of a building collapsed on Federal Street in Pittsburgh Monday night. Three injured remained critical at Allegheny General Hospital. Fire Chief Davis blamed structural failure from lime mortar disintegration.
Choice Calimyrna figs now ripen in two months instead of four as unpollinated beginnings are treated with a growth-promoting spray, eliminating the need for the tiny fertilizing wasps. The article also notes the appointment of Thomas Ewing as first secretary of the interior.
Canterbury now operates a police force with several policewomen, all former Wrens or other armed forces personnel, reflecting a shift toward broader inclusion in Britain's ancient borough security.
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