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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
7
A Des Moines Tribune columnist shares a tongue in cheek guide from an air force officer in Korea translating war phrases. Phrases like planned withdrawal or advancing are paired with simpler meanings to help readers grasp battlefield language.
Five La Crosse area men enlisted in the army and air force in the past week per T Sgt Howard J Langlois, La Crosse area recruiting sergeant. Air force inductees include Leo Gallagher Caledonia, Duane Gunderson Onalaska, Robert Marcus Onalaska, and Frank Oninski Onalaska ward of John Hatfield. Eldon Coleman Green Island enlisted in the army for three years. Gallagher, a navy veteran, is to Chanute Air Force Base for classification and assignment.
Charles R. Prosser, 77, banker and civic figure in Seymour Wisconsin, died after a lengthy illness. Prosser spent fifty years with Seymour State Bank and led the bank as president for 25 years, with strong ties to Masonic circles.
The column presents reader queries with brief factual replies on topics from a 10 200 foot runway at Kirtland AFB to Inchcape rock and Whitsun origins. It includes counts of Mayflower women and the origin of Whitsunday naming in concise Q A format.
Illness care guidance outlines common diseases and at home treatment steps until a doctor is available. Forty pages cover sick care, home medicines, infant care and health rules. Indexed quick reference 15 cents postpaid by enclosing coin with coupon.
A fragmented report describes jury admonitions in a case involving Mrs. Bernice and a principal figure nicknamed Swatter. The text hints at a pier as a location in the proceedings.
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