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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1950
Page
8
ANGELO PATRI warns that repeated exposure to crime through drama and media shapes children's memories and justifies murder as a solution. He stresses morality over immorality, urging education across families and institutions. He also promotes his booklet Eating No. 303 with a mail request.
Syndicate de la Cellulose Africaine gains concession rights to 90000 acres around Lake Leopoldville in the Belgian Congo. The marshy area yields reeds suitable for pulping with plans for a paper pulp mill first and later rayon pulp.
Hollywood reports Susan Peters, in a wheelchair since a five year old hunting accident, proved endurance by completing a year of theater work. She weighs 83 pounds and plans to tour again if a good film script appears. The piece notes Lana Turner, Bob Topping, Shirley Temple, and John Wayne project developments, plus various film industry anecdotes about dancers, directors, and actors.
Madrid observers report an unusually gay spring at the Festival of San Isidro with nightly dancing in the main square until four or five in the morning. Military bands performed jazz and dances including the Raspa while bull fights drew many foreigners. scalpers asked 16.80 dollars for 1.70 dollar seats during peak matador bouts.
Mrs Mary Veysey 84 who taught Ernest Bevin in Sunday school recalls him as a mischievous boy. She amusedly says she kept him in line by making him distribute Bibles to the class to make him behave.
The Veterans Administration warns that access to education and training under the GI bill will close for new entrants on July 25, 1951. Those already inside may continue until entitlement, course end, or July 25, 1956, whichever comes first.
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