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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
5
Herb Shriner, Indiana humorist, prefers a pastoral small town world for his act. He maintains a stock of 250 monologues built on observed oddities and aims to live where neighbors know each other, away from city life.
The Haskin Service presents brief Q and A style facts: there are 14 standard golf clubs under USGA specs, forfeiture of citizenship only for treason or wartime desertion, no earnings limit for disabled veterans, Dagwood and Blondie married on February 13 1933, birds inhabit most regions including oceans, crack speed is about one mile per second, a six mile border fence marks Calexico Mexicali, and cattle branding dates to March 1832 in Texas. also a note on a laboratory observatory and a motor turning once daily.
High school education is required for enlistment in the Royal Canadian Air Force and only Canadian citizens are accepted. A boy may enlist at the age of 18.
The Gala pagos islands were discovered accidentally by the bishop of Panama in 1535 after a ship was blown off course. They belong to Ecuador and gained attention when Darwin visited to study unique animal life.
An advisory note touts foot health from childhood, promoting authentic care information in a booklet titled Care of the Feet. It mentions 1200 kept and cites H. W. Wienckee offering coins in paper for careful wrapping.
In Janesville, Dion Henderson critiques Wisconsin pheasant stocking practices. He notes record numbers from released birds, warns of waste if guns don’t harvest them, and argues habitat restoration may be the long term solution. He emphasizes conservation and public awareness of bird management challenges.
The speaker laments failure to provide game habitat and notes ongoing pheasant declines. Despite calls to act, cover is disappearing faster than it can be restored, leaving both sides uneasy about the situation.
A batch of birth notices records newborns at several hospitals and homes including Grandview Myrick Park Lane unit 53 Cheryl Jean to Charles Quinn ette, La Crosse hospital June 27 son to La Verne Rowe, Spring Grove Rust son to Obert Rust, Wnitehall son to Ernest Halverson, Larson, Simonson daughter, St Ann's June 26 son William Elliott to Gro savant, James Lepsch son Richard James, Burnett Spar ta Wis James Paul, Carrier Houston Minn Barbara Jo, Dey Marie Major, Bruce Norman Peter son, Bruce Halcot, June 28 son Kenneth Wojahn, John Hackner Jr.
Rushford Minnesota Leland James 18 son of Mr and Mrs Melvin James has enlisted in the navy. He is stationed at Camp Muffett during training at the Great Lakes naval training station in Illinois. James was part of Rushford high school 1951 graduating class.
Texas cattlemen push back against 10 percent OPS rollback with two more 4 percent cuts planned this summer. They argue beef prices justify profits, noting live cattle prices rose since 1949 while wages lag, and insist current prices exceed a dollar per pound even in Texas.
The piece outlines proposed reserve program reforms including ready and standby reserves, recall rules, and service timelines for draftees and enlistees under the UMTS act. It cites active duty lengths, recall conditions, and future terms through eight years for certain entrants while noting ongoing studies and historical examples.
The encyclopedia Britannica notes that Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, who opened much of the American southwest, was jailed for general neglect of duty during his return to Mexico. The incident underscores the mixed legacy of his explorations and the treatment of officers in that era.
Portugal inaugurates its first artificial codfish drying plant at Alcochete boosting fish processing capacity and showcasing industrial modernization in the region.
A University of Illinois professor told a Wisconsin audience that even if the Korean conflict ends the nation will still need employable workers. Dr Esther Lloyd Jones of Columbia University urged teachers to reform methods to fit students lives and realities.
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