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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
7
A humorous column claims bragging about dieting can replace traditional methods. The author recalls losing weight by bragging about his diet, noting he dropped from 204 to 182 pounds and argues that talking about dieting motivates continued loss while exercise alone fails.
Jimmy Doolittle and Lt. Gen. Earle Partridge toured U.S. air bases in Korea today as part of their survey of Far East Air Force planes and equipment. Doolittle, a World War II Eighth Air Force commander, now serves as civilian adviser on development. Partridge, once Fifth Air Force commander in Korea, leads the Air Research and Development Command.
Jeri McDaniel and Maxine Allen, two young mothers from California, were placed on a year’s probation after pleading guilty to stowing away on an Air Force B 29 to Guam from McClellan Air Force Base in April. They must repay the 250 government charge. Airmen Dewey Meeks and Robert Quick were sentenced in Guam to six months hard labor for aiding the trip.
Missouri Republicans convened in Kansas City in harmony. They elected A. D. Welsh of St. Louis as national committeeman and re elected Estelle Tanner of Jefferson City as national committeewoman by voice vote. Seventeen delegates back Eisenhower, four more claimed by Eisenhower forces, and five votes support Taft.
Veronica Lake testified in Los Angeles court that director Andre de Toth failed to tell her when he flew and stood her up for dinner. She charged cruelty and secured $250 monthly support for their three children, while asking for no alimony.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers quick answers to varied questions. Topics include prewar nations numbering 73 with 84 now recognized states, milk homogenization, Germantown settlement, knight armor use, gypsy race purity, the dodo's extinction, Spartan shield traditions, and Benjamin Harris’s New England Primer.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau advertises Modern Letter Writing a social and business correspondence guide. Readers may obtain a copy by enclosing 25 cents and using the coupon to mail to 1200 Eve St NW Washington DC.
La Crosse State College outlines an afternoon series open to the public with expert-led sessions. June 12 features Miss Alice DeBower on playground activities. June 18 presents Miss Alice Drake on socio drama discussion methods. June 24 covers the library’s role led by Alice Hagar.
Senator Williams charges Jack Udell collected nearly $500000 from the government by devious means while owing about $750000 in income taxes and penalties. He cites Udell as living in New York City Frankford Del and Miami Beach Fla as part of a broader critique of the Internal Revenue Bureau.
Street or Rural Route City State mailed to Washington DC with return address details and routing note indicating citation to federal mail center.
Carl Mason moves his household goods from Main Street after selling the property to George Gilbertson. Mrs Julia Enghagen of French Creek begins a new dwelling on the south side of Ettrick using a hut bought from A C Hagestad.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a circuit court ruling in Ozaukee County that 600 to 900 dogs at Fromm Laboratories do not constitute a nuisance for neighboring property owners in the Town of Grafton. Plaintiffs George Schneider and others argued barking impaired home use and enjoyment.
James Walker waited at the University of Portland graduation but was not listed and left in disappointment. Officials later found his name had been dropped by mistake and held a second ceremony with the faculty in caps and gowns. His mother, Mrs. Rose A. Nyberg, attended.
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