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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1950

Page

2

Lifeblood Of State Is Rural Schools, Watson Says In Plea

Wisconsin state superintendent George E. Watson urged rural school principals that rural education can be as rich as urban systems through district reorganization. He listed five fears about change and called for cooperation among city and rural groups to ensure equal educational opportunity. Deaths in childbirth in Canada fell sharply from 5.6 per thousand to 1.5 per thousand between 1928 and 1948.

Watson Madison Wis Wisconsin George E. Watson State Superintendent of Public Instruction Institute For University of Wisconsin State Department of Education Canada Ben Ellie Eleanor Ben Mallon Ellie Lane

Ellies Comedy Past Shapes a Broadway Road to Love

Jack Lansing and Ellie Lane once a vaudeville comedy dance pair diverged after Ellie feared she was ugly. Their daughter Janet rose to Broadway and Hollywood success. Ellie and Ben Mallon later sparred with a potential marriage, ending with a kiss and unresolved futures as the tale continues.

Jack Lansing Ellie Lane Ellie Jack Janet Hollywood Ben Mallon Hoood Ben Ant Eleanor

City Immunization Clinic Series Ends After 46 Diphtheria Shots

The summer immunization series by the city health department and Crosse County Medical Society closed with 46 children receiving diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough vaccines at City Hall. Of these, 34 were under five years old, indicating rising parental awareness of early immunization.

City Health Depg Crosse County Medical Society South Side City Hall Ber North Side Anderson

Bear intrudes Dalat chapel during missionary sermon

A black bear wandered into the Dalat Indo China chapel during a missionary sermon on Elisha and the bears. The animal trotted along the aisles, nibbled flowers, and exited without incident.

Dalat Indo-China Elisha and the Bears

Local Cashier Aids ECA Plan in La Crosse Area

C A Richards announced W W Horner cashier State Bank of La Crosse is an ECA field counselor to small businesses. Horner will give free guidance on Marshall plan export opportunities, market selection, and boosting exports. He will share buyer information to help local firms participate more fully.

Washington, D. C C. A. Richards Actin Special ECA W. W. Horner State Bank of la Crosse la Crosse Horner Richards Sa

Mayor Dunked By Celebrants In No Shave Fest

In Tazewell Virginia the town marks its sesquicentennial with a no shave edict. Mayor T De Wht defied the rule and was dunked into a water trough by celebrants.

Tazewell T. de Wht

La Crosse Tribune Postage Note Appears in 1904 Issue

The La Crosse Tribune notes its mailing status as a second class matter entered June 28, 1904, at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.

la Crosse Wis

July Rainfall in La Crosse Area Outpaces Last Year

The La Crosse weather report shows July rainfall this year at 4.76 inches by July 26, far above last year’s 1.8 inches for the same period. Through seven months, 1950 records show 22.74 inches of rain versus 14.58 inches in 1949, with cooler months overall except February. County agent Larry Davis notes ample rainfall supports corn and grain growth despite some hot days and minor head bursting from physiological factors and insect damage.

la Crosse Samal the Tribune Larry Davis Davis

Tests Raid Sirens In Jerusalem

Israeli authorities test Jerusalem air raid sirens. Police clear streets and urge residents to stay indoors until the all clear signals end of alert.

Jerusalem

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