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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
13
New York AP. Comedic money advice column by Jack Benny on handling cash. He mocks impulse buying and flashy charges, warns against picking up restaurant checks, and suggests humorous ways to avoid paying while stressing he is not cheap but dislikes ostentation.
Mrs Marjorie Merriweather Post heiress to the Post cereal fortune married Pittsburgh industrialist Herbert A May in a quiet Woodbine home with only children and grandchildren present. They plan receptions in Pittsburgh and Washington before a soon cruise.
If Alaska joins the Union the U S flag could gain a seventh by seven star arrangement or other designs as there is no legal mandate for star placement. The 1918 law requires a new star for each admitted state with changes effective on July four following admission. Old flags remain usable and not obsolete.
Ward H Beall of Minneapolis will speak at Hotel Linker on June 23 after a noon luncheon for the Western Wisconsin Accident and Health Underwriting Association quarterly meeting. Beall, a 22 year insurance veteran and naval World War II veteran, is underwriting vice president at North American Life and Casualty Co. in Minneapolis. He travels to address underwriting and sales topics.
Four La Crosse residents join seven Wisconsin teachers in a University of Hawaii summer session on Sociology, Hawaii and Its People. The program, directed by Dr. Douglas Yamamura, includes lectures on history economics geography government and field trips to local institutions and plantations. The group will fly from the West Coast next week.
American physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer arrives in Copenhagen to meet with his longtime ally Niels Bohr. The two men, both key figures in atomic research, share a 30 year friendship and collaborated during World War II on the wartime nuclear program.
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