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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1952

Page

2

National Safety Officials Blast State Skimping On Enforcement

National Safety Council testimony urges Wisconsin to expand highway safety patrols from 54 to 390 officers to reach the national standard. The council criticizes current emphasis on licenses and weights, ranks Wisconsin 42nd in enforcement, and warns that weak enforcement risks higher losses of life and property worth about 750 million dollars.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis National Safety Council Wisconsin

Wisconsin Leads Nation In Income Tax Burden Per Capita

Wisconsin ranks highest in per capita revenue from both individual and corporate income taxes, with $15.59 per person from corporate levies and $16.15 from individual taxes. New York follows for overall combined taxes, while Oregon leads in total per capita revenue from both levies. The figures reflect 1951 yields influenced by former surtax and corporate dividend taxes no longer in effect. An unrelated note mentions African elephants weighing 2 to 8 tons.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Oregon Citizens Public U.S. Census Bureau New York Delaware

Maldive Isles Move Toward Rule by Elected Chief

A Colombo dispatch reports inhabitants of the Maldive Islands plan to discard the sultanate and establish a republic under an elected chief. The Maldives, a British protected state, are noted for their Moslem culture, fishing economy, and strategic position on the India Africa sea route with historic ties to Britain.

Washington, D. C Maldive Islands Indian Ocean Ceylon Colombo Maldives Ibn Batuta Royal Maines Pearl Harbor India Africa Minicoy Atoll Male

Wesley Methodist Church Picnic At Myrick Park

Wesley Methodist Church holds its annual picnic on Saturday at 1 30 p m in Myrick Park. All Sunday school students parents and members are invited to attend. Attendees should bring a covered dish sandwiches and their own table service.

Wesley Methodist Church Myrick Park

Large eggs serve as storage for embryo food

The eggs of birds and some reptiles are large because they store food for embryos which are very small before development begins.

Tremplo Pupils To Represent at Patrol Congress

Trempealeau County pupils Benjamin Ringstad Charles Kastad Monte Blaske Robert Thronson and Ralph Lebakken will attend the ninth Patrol Congress in Wisconsin Dells June 6 and 7 with Mr and Mrs Walter Reich of Independence as chaperones.

Tremplo Congress Benjamin Ringstad Charles Kastad Whitehall Monte Blaske Blair Robert Thronson Strum Ralph Lebakken Galesville Trempealeau Coun Patrol Wisconsin Dells Walter Reich

Wisconsin wage rate hits new April high at $1.72 an hour

The Industrial Commission reports production workers in Wisconsin earned an average of $1.72 per hour in April, with total manufacturing employment at 354,300. Weekly earnings averaged $71.16 as hours per week fell to 41.5, amid uneven regional gains and local variations by city. Dogs and cats can help spread hog cholera.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Industrial Commission Milwaukee Kenosha Racine Beloit Green Bay la Crosse Madison Oshkosh Sheboygan

Mo hawk haircut leads to Howe High School dismissal

Buddy Hyer fourteen wears a mohawk at Howe High School in Indianapolis and is dismissed after teachers say he caused a commotion. The student shrugs off the dispute saying it is no stranger than a woman's pony hairdo.

Buddy Hyer Howe High School Indianapolis Buddy

Australian sons attend Derby diamond anniversary

Two sons of Mr and Mrs H F Dennett traveled 13000 miles from Australia to be present for their parents diamond wedding anniversary in Derby England.

H. F. Dennett Australia Derby England

Entry as second class mail La Crosse Tribune June 23 1904

The La Crosse Tribune notes its post office entry as second class matter on June 23 1904 at La Crosse Wisconsin under the 1879 act.

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