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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
3
Dr. Angelo Patri argues that good fences are mutual respect and thoughtful planning rather than walls. He notes children need space and pets need safe, peaceful yards, urging communities to welcome families and guide sex education as part of child training.
A garbled excerpt mentions Rome and prayers with vague reference to little arms folded. No clear event or identifiable individuals are discernible from the legible text.
Hollywood coverage notes Linda Darnell in The Lady Pays Off with a nightgown look using black lace on flesh colored fabric. Bill Thomas forecasts the trend returning after Rita Hayworth in Gilda. James Mason quips about TV lines while Rommel feature aides appeal to moviegoers. Sophie Tucker cites why she avoids cameras. Ronald LeRoy Overacker recalls Baby LeRoy fame. Journal also mentions Chinese beliefs about jade virtues.
The pattie author of World by the Tail and Ten Oclock Scholar recalls an adventurous life with husband Lynn Mighell since their 19 year marriage. She describes moving from Iowa to Texas in a $35 Ford, facing floods and near starvation but maintaining faith and grit.
The narrator recalls starting a habilitation project and first novel while traveling through Peoria Newark Zanesville Texarkana Philadelphia. She notes Mark born in Texarkana and Marllory in Philadelphia, and mentions settling in a Sasi house for the summer as a base to work with real estate people.
A sensational device claims to hide deafness with an electronic ear that fits in the ear without visible buttons or wires. Advertisers offer a booklet titled New Discoveries to Help the Deaf Hear and a penny postcard request form from Electronic Record in Baltimore and Chicago.
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