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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1949
Page
23
Article contrasts leaders and bosses in parental and teaching roles. Leaders inspire growth, creativity, and mutual respect, while bosses impose a single plan, stifle imagination, and render work dull. It calls for reflective leadership and invites readers to obtain Dr Patri's leaflet by mail.
A reflective essay argues mirrors transcend dogs by offering constant self regard and comfort. It notes Narcissus legend, says mirrors reveal flattering images, boost morale in solitude, and even crowd life in bars, warning against breaking a mirror as bad luck.
Henri Metz an 80 year old Bavarian living in France travels in medieval pilgrim attire with staff across Lisieux heading to Lourdes Padua and Rome aiming to cover over 5000 miles at 22 miles daily He hopes to promote world peace and the release of imprisoned bishops and priests.
In the morning two men posing as business reps extorted 1000 gunny bags valued at 425 from Chop Seng Hong Lee. The same pair tried to resell the bags that afternoon to the same man. The owner alerted police and one swindler was captured.
The lower Yangtze valley, among the world’s most densely populated regions, faces rapid growth pressures. Experts cite migration, agricultural shifts, and urban expansion shaping the region’s demographic and economic landscape.
Polish employment hits a record 10,334,000 with state industry rising from 1,869,000 in June 1946 to 2,708,000 in June 1948. Farm and rural workers increase from 174,000 in 1946 to 268,000 in 1948.
A Polish factory has produced its first four cylinder engine, a tonnage, to be fitted in an ore coal carrier at Gdansk.
George Hamlin of Ponca City, Oklahoma, fuses painting craft with gun stock work turning old military rifles into customized, durable, and decorative pieces. After refining several rifles he expanded to Mauser and Enfield models adding inlays, pistol grips, cheek rests, laminated plates and compasses, drawing shooters from the region.
France anticipates hosting about 175000 U.S. visitors who are traveling for leisure this year as part of a broader tourism push. The effort aims to showcase French culture and hospitality to a steady stream of travelers.
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