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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
8
The text notes young animals as main victims of a disease that halts growth and reduces herd thrift, with pneumonia as a possible complication. Control measures include careful breeding stock purchases and quarantine of new stock, plus ear tagging to trace infection. It cites a U S stat e population figure of 42 600 000 in the Midwest.
At the Knights of Pythias hall the La s ganization elected a new group officer slate led by Gordon Feinberg as secretary with Benjamin Stoen as treasurer. Feinberg and Stoen were re elected to their posts. Reed Horder presided. Dr H W Hunt to chair next meeting July 5. Other members listed include James Howard and Thomas Holt. Irvin Perso of the Borden company attended as special guest.
Dr Arthur Raper discusses agricultural economies in underproductive regions facing the point program. He notes people long accustomed to crowded living adapt to hardship and urges American experts to learn what locals want rather than impose what they think they need. The piece reflects on civilian attitudes and expert roles.
Questions and answers on draft deferments and enlistment extensions. Discusses college summer sessions, Class II-A deferments, National Guard and reservist service terms, hospital corpsman calls, automatic VA compensation reductions for dependents, and options for increased disability ratings. Readers may write Maj Nial for personal inquiries.
Washington reports indicate industry plans for record expansion in the final quarter. The commerce department and the Securities and Exchange Commission say re surveys show spending ambitions topping an unprecedented 900 million for new plants and equipment this year. Outlays for the first nine months reach about 18 billion, up 41 percent from 1950.
Mr and Mrs W B Van Winter are spending two weeks in Minneapolis as guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs L C Peckham.
Rosemary Tuttle, national Red Cross rep, instructs La Crosse residents that they are entitled to Red Cross blood at any hospital in the country. If in a non participating hospital, patients must request it. Blood is free to county residents. hospitals may charge a nominal admin fee.
Rutherford New Jersey wedding consultant will join the teaching staff at Fairfield Dickson College this September. The expert will advise brides-to-be on plans dress music ceremonies and receptions and will also provide honeymoon guidance when asked by the college.
Mothers protest as boys like Leon 12 adopt Mohican cuts costing 1.25 dollars. Barbers say the style, inspired by a comic book character, leaves a narrow center strip tapering to a point at the back. Parents claim they were surprised by the look.
Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson told a Senate subcommittee that communist groups frequently try to pressure the nation's highest court. He called their actions an organized campaign against the judiciary and displayed telegrams described as this morning's crop from the communists.
Mrs. Gordon Long hosted guests at her De Soto residence including Mr. and Mrs. William Monroe of Maron Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mead and children and James Mead of Webbville Michigan in a social gathering recorded as a local note.
Oscar Toebaas was named president elect of a state bar group by 500 delegates who approved a council recommendation allowing UW Madison and Marquette graduates to practice without a state exam. Richard Hunter of Waukesha was elected treasurer and Gilson G. Glasier of Madison was retained as secretary for 31st year. Alfred Godfrey of Elkhorn to be installed as president succeeding Bailey Ramsdell of Eau Claire.
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