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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
9
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan notes three polio virus types can cause paralysis and immunity may not cross. Testing resistance to all viruses could guide vaccination, with vaccination advisable if resistance is weak to prevent a second attack. A separate ulcer medicine question yields strict advice: none of the beers is recommended.
Only two jockeys have ridden consecutive Kentucky Derby winners. Isaac Murphy rode Ri ley in 1890 and Kingman in 1891, while Jimmy Winkfield won on His Eminence in 1901 and Alan-a-Dale in 1902.
A reader asks about dating and parental permission for a 14 year old and a 16 year old, with guidance on explaining limits to a mother and suggesting telephoning etiquette. Another query covers handling persistent calls by a boy the girl dislikes with polite, brief refusals and a plan to say you are busy.
Cincinnati station WLW has activated a new radar based weather tracking system. A specialized antenna atop the transmitter and a radarscope at the downtown weather office allow television viewers to watch the weather. meteorologist Jim Fidler says the setup permits pinpoint forecasts of storm direction speed and arrival time in the Cincinnati area.
A year old deer named Dipsy, cared for by Mr and Mrs Ted Boerner near Talihina, Oklahoma, has become a TV aficionado. The animal was found day old after its mother was killed by dogs and now stands on the front porch watching programs through the picture window, indifferent to traffic and commercials.
A Blandburg Pennsylvania man, 25 years ago, wrote to Knoxville mayor Jack Dance seeking settlement of an old parking fine. Dance replied that the city had long since forgotten the issue and expressed faith that the Lord would forgive.
Norfolk salvor Ashley Haycox bought a donkey in Jamaica during a Caribbean cruise. The seller vanished with the beast, then reappeared with a donkey and a newborn foal as Dutch crewmen helped load them aboard. A quarantine prevented landing in the United States, so the animals continued to New York with Haycor set to pay fare.
The treasurer is appointed by the president and her or his appointment is confirmed by the Senate, establishing the pathway for this high ranking financial official to assume duties.
Hollywood Soured by sagging box office movie makers discuss universal theater credit cards patterned after the Diners Club. Questions arise about 30 day past due notices restricting admission, two month arrears, and perks for good charge records. News notes include Liberace birthday reference, new censorship code leniency, and TV plans for Dick Haymes, Jackie Loughery, Mickey Rooney, Rod Cameron, Joan Caulfield, and Frank Ross. About 35 million U.S. homes now own TVs.
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