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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
8
The piece advises that shy youngsters feel constantly watched and need guidance to gain confidence. Techniques include giving them tangible tasks, encouraging service to others, and avoiding forcing shy children while gently guiding their social participation. It references Dr. Patricis leaflet P-12 for further advice and how to obtain a copy.
The piece discusses upcoming shifts in newspaper production beyond facsimile, predicting faster central printing, improved aesthetics, and new techniques using photography, plastics, and electronics. It argues that readers and local focus will keep papers valued for content, not format, despite technological changes.
Chairman Tabor said a house appropriations committee probe of the Federal Public Housing Administration reveals shocking waste and inefficiency. He cited fraud and payroll padding and claimed the CIO allows heavy employment and even says Communists are on the payroll in the San Francisco regional office.
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved a bill by Senator Brewster authorizing 500 million dollars in airport development spending over seven years.
In Marinette Wisconsin growers report a larger strawberry crop than last year with harvest set to begin July 1 and run three weeks. Blossoms appeared late but missed late frosts and prices are expected lower than 1946's five to eight dollars per crate. Demand should rise with sugar rationing lifted.
W. H. Kidd, president of the Bank Chamber of Commerce, notes that members of the despised class bear risks and actively start run and maintain productive enterprises in Northern Ireland.
Washington reports the death of Miss Helen Woodard Atwater nationally known home economist and clubwoman. She died Thursday in emergency hospital following a brief illness. The item notes her prominence and recent status in civic circles. The record also mentions Mesopotamian historical wheel evidence in a separate line.
Effective Sunday June 29 Train 101 Hiawatha for Winona Red River and Twin Cities departs La Crosse at 5 05 p m instead of 5 16 p m Train 17 The Columbian departs La Crosse at 5 10 a m instead 5 15 a m Train 4 The Pioneer Limited for Milwaukee and Chicago leaves La Crosse at 2 25 a m instead 2 30 a m For further particulars Milwaukee Road Agent Vv
Lutherans in La Crosse and surrounding communities will gather at Myrick Park Sunday for an open air service and rally to support establishing a Lutheran high school. Rev. Bergmann and Rev. Backer will speak, with a 200-voice mass chorus and multiple speakers.
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil’s present population at 46,200,000 based on a Bank of Brazil survey. The figures show a national density of five persons per square mile, noting parts of Europe reach several hundred per square mile.
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