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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1948
Page
5
Hollywood gossip item reports Claudette Colbert finally accepting her new AI movie Fam and relates her reluctance to honeymoon without kids. Mentions of industry figures, upcoming projects, and cast changes appear, including Perry Charles and John Beck.
In Bayreuth Germany horses were led to the city food office to protest inadequate fodder and distribution. A delegation of horseholders entered the building while others guarded the horses outside to press demands. Authorities promised improvements and a new horse fodder allocation and distribution board was formed.
Cavalcade of America recounts Thomas Jefferson's effort to maintain Virginia's support for Washington and the army. NBC's Take It or Leave It will run through summer vacation period. Richard Rodgers gets a tribute on Fred Waring Show at 9 30 tonight. Freddy Martin and his orchestra debut series Show Time in Hollywood on WKBH this week with further slots at 5 30 p m Wednesdays and 6 45 p m Fridays.
A late 1940s contemplation notes television's first real role in politics. Dewey's radio presence and Warren's comparable appeal are praised while questions arise about telecam era reach, visual appeal, and cost. The piece suggests TV may augment rather than replace radio campaign methods.
The obituary style notice marks June 28 as the birthday of Gen Carl Spaatz born 1891. A West Point graduate and pioneer pilot he served in World War I and II, supported Gen Billy Mitchell, flew the Question Mark, and commanded Allied air forces in Europe and Africa. All Saints England notes wartime fire watchers now keep a peace time prayer watch.
County Highway Police Chief Wright warns of rush and excitement on roads during Independence Day weekend. He urges motorists to check autos, plan daylight routes, rest well, take regular breaks, follow signals, secure belongings, avoid disputes, watch children, be courteous, and expect traffic tickets and accidents.
Major General Juliean B. Lindsey, 77, retired cavalry officer who introduced polo at West Point, born in Irwinton, Georgia, is listed among Sunday obituaries. Drays Pollak, 75, renowned for cheese diseases expertise, is noted in Jersey City. Sidney Goldenberg, 78, general manager of J Rs son Co. restaurant chain, is listed with birthplace unavailable.
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