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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
7
A Denver teen shares views on teen life including popularity cravings, dating with older boys, slang shifts, and parental misunderstandings. June Badger dreams of marriage to Harry Pearson, wants five or six sons, and values happiness, home skills, and civic duty.
A public reception Sunday night honors Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alphonse N. Schuh, diocesan director of Catholic Charities, on 25 years as superintendent of St. Michael's Orphanage and leader of the Catholic Welfare Bureau. Born in Rollingstone Minnesota, Schuh studied at St Lawrence College Mt Calvary and St Frances Seminary Milwaukee.
Americans report solid access to goods with higher wages and plentiful supplies, but inflation remains near peak. Prices may edge down for clothing and furnishings while food costs rise on grains and sugar. Jobs stay near record highs amid wage gains. credit use grows, savings remain high.
Readers ask about rail fare extensions for servicemen, USAFI eligibility limited to active duty, 52 20 unemployment end date, and pension eligibility for a World War I veteran. Answers clarify extended rail discounts to Jan 31 1953, active duty only for USAFI, no lump sum 52 20 payout, VA pension requires a medical exam, and draft rules allow eligibility to 35 with prior deferments.
A request directs Maj Nial to write the newspaper about a service connected problem and enclose a stamped self‑addressed envelope for reply.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau answers readers on topics from absentee military voting to stamp collections and trichinosis. It covers who can vote abroad, historic stamp value, bank account rules, birth citizenship aboard ships, bird banding months, and other varied trivia with concise, factual responses.
A booklet by Dr. Joseph Lelyveld, chairman of the National Foot Health Council, explains how ill fitting shoes harm children. It advises steps to help and offers the booklet Your Feet and Their Care for 20 cents postpaid.
A reader sends 20 cents in coin via envelope to the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington D.C. requesting a copy of the booklet Your Feet and Their Care. The message notes the purchaser’s name is unclear.
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