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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
9
A rented Piper Tri Pacer struck a one story Pacoima house as a birthday dinner ended. Four men aboard were killed while eight relatives at the table, including a 57 year old birthday celebrant's family, were unhurt. Neighbors called the crash miraculous.
Interior decorator Dorothy Draper told Edward R. Murrow she wanted to “do” a butcher shop. Robert Boyer plans a center-stage merry-go-round store with bright sawdust and steer portraits. NBC ponders Bride and Groom series, while Studio One features June Havoc in The Mother Bit and Patti Page debuts in Upbeat.
Early crude oil storage used pits dug into the earth, lined with concrete and logs. This primitive method preceded aboveground tanks and tank farms, reflecting early extraction and transportation practices in the oil industry.
VIROQUA Wisconsin special report says Brookville Telephone Co. has sold its Vernon County properties to Vernon Telephone Cooperative and will abandon operations once subscribers are switched. The move transfers service responsibility to the cooperative and ends Brookville’s toll and local lines in the county.
Army scientists at the Watertown Arsenal announced a new casting method called resinless shell moldings that uses water glass to bind sand. It promises to cut mold costs by about 90 percent and suits automation, aiding small firms and broad industries in metal casting.
The source notes water glass is abundant and cheap as a binder for resin and highlights its role in reducing fire hazards and costs while mentioning that some steels cause gas during molding, leading to rough castings.
North America spans about 8 million square miles, comprising roughly 16 percent of the world’s land area.
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