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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1947

Page

4

State Must Buckle Down To Serious Soil Conservation

Madison Bureau reports Wisconsin must intensify long term soil conservation efforts after a decade of erosion control. more than 7 million acres have lost over one plow depth and 4 million more lost one to four inches of topsoil. about 25 percent of farms within 48 districts have adopted practices. labor supply improving boosts demand for guidance.

Lacrosse Tribune Madison Wis Wisconsin Wisconsin State Soil Conservation Committee Mittee State Board Eros Oo Federl Soil Conservation Service

Bargain Buyer Buys 206 Year Old Ivory Dove

In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Joe Friedman purchased a life sized ivory dove from an auction for 39 dollars. He had it appraised and insured for twenty thousand dollars.

Harrisburg Joe Friedman Joe

Badger Boys State To Convene At Ripon College

Six hundred thirty Wisconsin youths attend the sixth annual Badger Boys State to convene at Ripon College on June 21 for an eight day program. Val Ove announced the event featuring Governor Rennebohm and other state leaders guiding a mock state government and civic training.

Wisconsin Badger Ripon College Val Ove Boys State American Legion Ove Oscar Rennebohm Marvin B. Rosenberry Wisconsin Supreme Court von Mullen Fred Zimmerman Rosenberry Rennebohm Mullen Walter A. Ross Glen D. Tinkham Marshfield Werner Witte Appleton Grover C. Fillbach George D. Haupt Milwaukee Richard E. Lewis Eau Claire Rose Legion Law School Civil Service School Peace Officers’ School Athletic Supervisors Parliamentary Law School Doudna E. G. Doudna Normal School Badger Boys State Bohn Edward E. Wischer Michael Phillips A. J. Opsedahl Madison Thomas Parry Jones Sheboygan Clark G. Kuebler Charles Curran Juneau County Clarence Smith Winnebago County G. E. Ostrander

Leaflets List Men Who Fought Russia

Slovak Interior Ministry ordered arrests of six men in Bratislava for printing and distributing leaflets titled Soldiers who fought against the USSR in 1941 43. The leaflets quote defense testimony from executed Slovakia President Josef Tiso and were found nationwide, including on graves of former Premier Bela Tuka and Otmar Kubala.

Bratislava Slovak Ministry of Interior Slovakia Josef Tiso Tiso Bela Tuka Otmar Kubala Slova Hlinka Russia

Traffic Light Gives Pedestrian A Chance

In Columbus Ohio Charles W Clark devised a traffic signal with an extra circle around the green lens to show motorists how much green remains before the light changes. He promotes this device as a balance for both pedestrians and drivers.

Columbus Ohio Charles W. Clark

Average motorist drives 8000 miles in a year

The typical driver accumulates about 8000 miles annually, reflecting common usage patterns and vehicle wear expectations.

Compulsory Vehicle Inspections Proposed in Wisconsin

Wisconsin proposes mandatory mechanical checks for about 800000 cars and trucks to cut highway deaths. Commissioner Ben L. Marcus urges inspection in licensed private garages, with a $1 fee that funds state supervision. Fleet trucks over 15 units may self-inspect. public stations rejected.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Ben L. Marcus Motor Vehicle Department State Department Clyeenno Marcus Louis M. Faber Wisconsin Retail Gasoline Dealers Association

Fujiyama Declared Extinct Volcano in Japan

Fujiyama, the highest peak in Japan, has long been extinct as a volcano. The status confirms it no longer erupts and remains a prominent geological landmark.

Fujiyama Japan

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