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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
5
A playful guide for single women on pursuing marriage this June. It advises bold dating, flaunting independence, and displaying strength and security to attract a husband. Suggestions include bragging about career prospects, performing small gestures, and using romantic theater outings to win him. It ends with a hopeful note about securing a June wedding.
Inquiries range from palm line importance to Magellan, storks, and counting a billion, with concise answers. Topics include presidency appointments, stork nesting shifts, and a censor’s license law, illustrating a public information feature from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau.
Washington announces a second chance for college students who missed the May 26 draft aptitude test. Renfrow said those who had bets for the test should write to the Selective Service Examining Center at Educational Testing Service in Princeton to request a new ticket for June 16 or June 30 after their explanation is reviewed.
Frederick, Md. Former judge Spencer E. Stup of Charlesville found a gold wedding ring lost by his late wife while picking corn in 1925. While walking a cornfield the other day he spotted a bright object and retrieved the ring after 26 years in the open. the field had been plowed many times.
Eight year old Harold Todd of Shadwell England dominates the Adel Leeds area plowing contest for boys under 14 winning for the second consecutive time. Qattara Depression in Egypt sits about 436 feet below sea level.
The text states that under current rules the Purple Heart is awarded for severe frostbite. It notes Louisiana was the last state to enact a license fee and issue plates in 1915, with Florida delaying a state registration law until 1917 but imposing fees earlier at county level.
In England all plays require license before production. An examiner of plays operates under the Lord Chamberlain to review and approve works prior to public staging.
The La Crosse Tribune notes its status as a second class matter entered at the La Crosse post office on June 23, 1904 under the 1879 act, indicating archival publication standard.
If you suffer glandular inflamation your troubles may trace to a constitutional disease. Neglect can cause permanent injury. The Excelsior Institute offers a free illustrated book on non surgical methods for diseases of older men and claims success for 3250 Midwest men.
The text notes a Republican presidential win in 1952 could overturn Truman era military policy. It emphasizes General Dwight Eisenhower as a key figure still quietly shaping NATO defense strategy and not yet publicly commenting on administration actions.
Generals J Lawton Collins Hoyt S Vandenberg and Admiral Forrest P Sherman have so closely identified themselves with the Truman administration that their influence shapes policy and public opinion.
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