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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
14
An escaped convict offers 5000 dollars to a hoodlum to murder a rack boss in the morning. The tale unfolds with Ben Masterson and a cast including Briggs and Harriet as a farewell radio appearance airs tonight.
Lebanon's infant film industry completed one feature last year The Bride of Lebanon whose box office success is closely watched. An actor dies during the filming of a sound studio project in progress at MAJOR HOOPLE.
A reader recalls a brother injuring his hand on a car engine and receiving anti tetanus care plus hot boric acid soaks. The account notes tetanus risks from skin punctures and the need for antiseptic treatment to prevent serious infection.
A reader asks about obtaining a free illustrated leaflet titled the Seven Wonders of the World. The notice invites readers to request a complimentary copy of the pamphlet.
Psychologist Martin Reymert warns that children resent over-strict or over-protective home authority, shaping behavior at school. Inheritance of emotion is partly genetic yet modifiable. studies note temperaments with room for change despite heredity. Jane Stafford cites Dr Spock on venting aggression in play as healthy, not harmful, while cautioning against harsh scolding.
Claude A. Chandler of Indiana was sentenced to a year in jail for writing a bad check totaling five dollars to pay for a wedding ceremony. Police say Chandler admitted using fraudulent checks to cover the bridal suite at a hotel and a bride’s gown.
Sydney’s New Castle parks chief M Sivert proposes poisoning to curb pigeon damage to gardens. He says conventional methods failed and envisions warring with the birds by placing poisoned wheat in public green spaces to deter flocks.
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