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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1949
Page
3
The article argues for solo corrective steps rather than multiple punishments. It cites Dick’s disruption and urges that one authority handle the matter, with a friend in the background. Dr Patri’s booklet No 301 Obedience is advertised for 10 cents and stamps via New York address.
A Wisconsin man, Marlin A. Kasten, 32, of Dancey, was sentenced in Chicago to one year in jail for non support after his former wife testified he paid only 15 dollars in the last two years for four children. She said he divorced in 1947 and stopped all payments after the first week, with children aged nine to 18 months.
The Reichsbahn says it will not accept any trains run on an emergency basis by West Berlin rail strikers. The action aims to clear blocked interzonal freight routes by moving marshalling yards in the U.S. and French sectors, where many trains have stood idle for weeks.
Four year old Walter Eaton was killed in Lansing with his throat slashed near his home. Police hunted a suspected sex offender as investigators and volunteers searched Skid Row neighborhoods. The adopted child wandered from sister Emily 11, before the slaying near chemical plant lots.
Dr. Helen C. White, English professor at the University of Wisconsin, receives a $2,500 AAUW achievement award for her international humanities work including UNESC prep work in 1946 and UNESCO delegations, with Notre Dame Laetare Medal noted in 1942. Dr. George Urdang earns the Schelerz Plaque in history of pharmacy, recognized by the Society for the History of Pharmacy at Hamburg meeting after election as honorary member.
Louis Boy, a 49 year old inmate serving a life term for a 1931 NYC holdup murder, volunteered for multiple dangerous medical experiments from 1942 to 1943 and again in a leukemia case. Doctors say he appears to be recovering but his fate may hinge on months of observation.
Fires in furnaces could go out over the Fourth, with post holiday output seen dropping to about 70 percent of capacity from 84 percent. Some executives doubt 70 percent, others warn it could dip into the 70s. Backlogs vanish as auto demand remains strong and steel for public works edges up.
New York report traces Jack Kirkland from a 4000 windfall in 1933 to Broadway success His early moves include Europe with Tom Mix and Tony the pony He then adapted Tobacoo Road Tortilla Flat and Suds In Your Eye becoming a noted playwright with a New York Daily News background and Hollywood writing credits
A veteran’s guide lists tax on government life insurance payments as tax exempt and notes investment returns are taxable. It covers GI bill course lists, eligibility rules for WWII veterans, and clarifies state bonus and widow benefits. It corrects a prior family allowance misstatement to show the proper amount is $30 in some cases.
A Greyhound bus traveling from New York to Washington left U S 40 near Baltimore at dawn. Thirty five aboard were injured including the driver. most injuries were non life threatening. The vehicle struck culvert fenders and rolled into an embankment after the driver reportedly became drowsy.
In Madison two institutes on poliomyelitis scheduled for Monday were cancelled by the University of Wisconsin. A polio course for physicians will be held August 14 as previously announced.
About 45 percent of the corn crop is fed to hogs, a share noted in agricultural figures as a key factor shaping livestock production. The data reflect how farmers allocate grain for pork output amid market pressures and feed costs.
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