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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1949
Page
22
Angelo Patri argues leaders inspire creativity and growth while bosses suppress initiative. He contrasts the two styles, noting leaders unleash latent talent and joy in work, while bosses enforce one mind and dull routine. The piece promotes adopting leadership over command.
In a humorous New York preface the writer extols mirrors as mankind’s true friend. Mirrors return self image and comfort, shaping behavior and social vanity while offering solace amid loneliness and modern pressures. The piece contrasts human vanity with dogs and notes mirrors’ cultural role and superstition about breaking them.
Hen ri Metz an 80 year old Bavarian living in France travels through Lisieux in medieval attire with staff. He plans a 5000 mile route at about 22 miles daily to Lourdes Padua and Rome to promote world peace and call for release of imprisoned bishops and priests.
In Bangkok two men posing as business reps fled with about 1000 gunny bags worth 425 dollars from Chop Seng Hong Lee. That afternoon they tried to sell the bags back to the same owner, who called police. One swindler was captured.
The lower Yangtze valley in China is among the world's most densely populated regions.
Polish employment figures have hit an all time record of 10 334 000 persons. Employment in state industries rose from 1 869 000 in June 1946 to 2 708 000 in June 1948. Workers in farm industries numbered 174 000 in 1944 and 268 000 in 1948.
A Polish factory has produced its first four cylinder engine weighing tons, designed for installation in an ore coal carrier at Gdansk. The milestone marks a breakthrough in local marine propulsion capabilities and shipbuilding output.
Ponca City man George Hamlin, a former painter, trades old rifles for beauty and grip comfort. He reshapes stocks from a Krag, Mauser, and Enfield with walnut, inlays, compass fittings, and pistol grips. Word of his work spreads as shooters seek custom finishes and enhanced handling.
France projects 175000 American travelers will visit in the year as tourism rebounds. Officials highlight city sights and cultural experiences likely to attract guests from abroad throughout the season.
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