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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1954
Page
7
Fred Anspach meets Milo the wrestler and tries a meat free diet said to boost strength. When Milo demonstrates a move, Fred’s nose is broken and Milo cries, claiming responsibility. The story notes tension with family and a budding romance amid amateur wrestling at the Y.
In Rindge New Hampshire a stones from many nations form the altar at the Cathedral of the Pines a memorial to World War II fallen. Douglas Sloan who founded the cathedral received the Blarney Stone fragment from J W Chapman of Lynn Massachusetts. The stone had been in Chapman's family for 100 years and was given in gratitude after a rescue at sea. It is now guarded to prevent souvenir theft.
Hollywood figures say westerns from Sagebrush epics to big spectacle hayburners are fading, shifted to intimate western dramas with strong stories. Rita Hayworth faces contract limits amid Italy rumors, while Bette Davis turns down Esther Costello and Charlie Chaplin’s jinx hits Claire Bloom.
W Rogany reviews several forthcoming titles. Fred eric Babcock’s Hang Up the Fiddle debuts in September from Doubleday about a young newspaper man. Eddy Gilmore’s Me and My Russian Wife appears next week from Doubleday, a factual tale of a journalist and his wife in Moscow and abroad. A.B.C. Whipple’s Yankee Whalers in the South Seas is due next month, also from Doubleday. Ira Wolfert’s An Act of Love, second edition, now from Simon & Schuster, originally published six years ago.
Dr. Jordan highlights cases where infants fed a modified cow's milk formula suffered convulsions that stopped after vitamin B-6 injection. The FDA Nutrition division led the investigation with Dr. O L Kline noting parallels to vitamin B-6–deficient rats. Human milk remains best when available.
Professor Selby Maxwell notes foggy areas sustain robust tree growth from Wisconsin to New England and along the Pacific coast. He explains fog belts support timber and fruit trees, while areas with sparse fog show fewer trees unless other crops thrive. He offers plans for a homemade barometer via the newspaper.
Allegan County highway officials plan a test using liquid waste from a paper mill as a binder for rural roads. The project aims to spread nonsurfaced roads with 20 000 to 40 000 gallons daily to evaluate performance and potential benefits.
Henry Stevens has his eighth divorce in nine years from wife Josephine. The couple lived together only a few months during their eight marriages.
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