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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
5
New York article cites Otto Kraus of Personna Pal blade firms on shaving. He urges women to own their own razor, shave wet, and men to use an oblique stroke with taut skin. He notes safety razors suit home use and cites mental imagery to ease the chore.
A reader questions dairy butter versus creamery butter noting terms are largely synonymous. An explainer defines creamery butter as produced in a creamery and dairy butter as butter feed from farms or creameries. other questions cover explosion shock waves breaking windows and the eight hour work day progression from 1867 to 1912 with Illinois and Connecticut legal days.
The department of agriculture says sheep are not commercially dairy animals in the United States. Some southern European and Balkan states use sheep milk for cheese, noting it compares favorably to goats’ milk in malt cheese but in much smaller quantities. Between Miami and Key West there are 39 bridges.
The notice promotes a guide on correct letter writing with a hundred model forms for various kinds of correspondence including how to address envelopes. It advertises ordering today for 25 cents postpaid.
A reader encloses 25 cents in paper wrapped coins to obtain a copy of the booklet Modern Letter Writing. The note implies a postal sale or subscription arrangement for the instructional booklet.
A reader critiques Congressman Gardner Withrow for backing a wheat loan to India without strings. The letter questions repayment, India’s export duties, and the impact on Wisconsin farmers while accusing officials of mismanaging relief and singling out alleged department of interior involvement.
The largest Korea return group, 3,691 veterans, greeted by hundreds of relatives as the navy transport Gen. M. C. Meigs docked at Seattle. Earlier Gen. Simon B. Buckner arrived with 137 combat veterans and 235 dependents from Japan, then rushed to Fort Lawton for processing and 30 day leaves.
The program offers testing in areas of interest aptitude personality and abilities with results shared with students and employers at placement. Counseling helps interpret tests and explore employment fields with current wage scales and working conditions.
Alphonse J. Stencel of Arcadia is named Trempealeau county chairman for the Jefferson Jackson day dinner to be held June 23 at the Milwaukee auditorium. Richard Falder leads Jackson county and Milton Bucin Buffalo county. Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee will be the principal speaker.
President Truman will speak at 8 30 p m CST to warn the nation inflationendangers recovery and seek broader support for stronger economic controls. Congress debates a two year extension of the defense production act with calls for varying lengths of renewal and new powers over prices wages rents and materials.
Wisconsin milk sales totaled about 495 million dollars in 1950, accounting for roughly half of the state's gross farm income. Dairy farming drives the economy, with milk output seen as the dominant revenue source for farmers across the state.
The article notes leading opponents of a veteran bonus plan. It details a $3,500 second mortgage at 2 percent for 20 years on homes up to $15,000 and near 200 May loans under the program. Since adoption two years ago about 2,500 loans have been made, with total loans around $15.5 million across 21,000 transactions.
A fragment notes a Miss Monday event placeholder and incomplete details. The readable text hints at pageant coverage but lacks dates locations or participants.
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