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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1952

Page

5

Poor Man's Philosopher on Coping with a Stroke Stricken Parent

Hal Boyle discusses the emotional and practical challenges families face when a middle aged parent suffers a stroke or heart attack. He notes children often shield the patient and urges calm, supportive care and open affection to help the afflicted regain dignity and comfort.

Jim Boyle

Humphrey Backs Civil Rights Plank At NAACP Meet

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey spoke by phone to the NAACP closing session in Oklahoma City urging a civil rights plank in the Democratic platform. He pledged to fight for a 1948-like civil rights plank this year despite party harmony pressures.

Oklahoma City Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Minnesota National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Humphrey

Two Die In Dallas Air Collision At Love Field

A large American airliner and a private two passenger plane crashed as the private craft neared Love Field. The two young men in the private plane, Paul W. Dower and Don Walker both 20 and from Denton, were killed. The four engine DC-6 landed safely with minor damage to its propeller and radio antenna. A round robin petition circulates among signers.

Dallas Love Field Paul W. Dower Don Walker Denton Central Airlines

Editor Demands U S Agencies Release Key Information

Washington Post editor J Russell Wiggins told a UVA audience that government agencies withhold vital information harming public interest. He urged creation of a national body to review classified material for public interest before secrecy.

Charlottesville J. Russell Wiggins The Washington Post University of Virginia Wiggins Institute of Public Affairs

Renehan Family Plans Alaska Flight to Join Sgt Renehan

Mrs. William R. Renehan and her sons William and Mike will fly from Seattle to Anchorage on July 1 to join Sgt. Renehan who is stationed there. Mrs. Renehan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Fauver of French Island.

William R. Renehan William Mike Seattle Wash Anchorage Alaska Sgt. Renehan Renehan H. F. Fauver Mtd. R French Island

Questions and Answers From The Haskin Service Bureau

The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau compiles Q and A on diverse topics. Readers inquire about geysers in Yellowstone, vintage wines, the largest dirigible, Fannie Farmer death date, Edward VIII title after abdication, early New England cabins, sun at the North Pole, snake fangs, Port Authority ownership, elk royal head, aperitif meaning, US Air Force duty in Europe, world constitutions, Zeppelin Civil War service, Washington Monument steps, Antony and Cleopatra offspring, water moccasin bites, foreign orphan adoption groups, polygamy laws, and English skylarks in America with concise factual answers.

Weight Control booklet offer from La Crosse Tribune

The advertisement promotes a 25 cent postpaid booklet Weight Control with tables on healthy weight ranges for men and women, diet guidance, and caloric vitamin values. It includes a coupon and mail order details from the Information Bureau in Washington DC.

la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Eye St N. W Washington D.C

Color TV Is Closer But Still Far Off

Wayne Oliver surveys color television's slow path to homes. FCC reconsideration of color standards, NPR relaxations, and industry voices show color telecasts still years away and limited to specialized, non air broadcasts as manufacturers brace for wartime demands.

New York Federal Communications Commission National Production Authority NPA Columbia Broadcasting System FCC CBS Columbia Inc CBS NPR Chromatic Laboratories, Inc Paramount Pictures, Inc Radio Corp. of America Commission RCA NBC WNBT National Television Systems Committee

Woman alleges concealed family history in suit over $450000

CHICAGO A 37 year old woman, Miss Lucille Brewgonis, filed a Circuit Court suit seeking at least $450,000 claiming her birth background and family connections were concealed since birth. The case cites a foster home since 1912, a 1911 Gary Indiana marriage, a late inheritance, and a private detective confirming a cousin’s identity through a newspaper ad.

Chicago Lucille Brewconis Lucy Wernecke Stephen Gosselin Gary Ind Wernecke Bertha Martha Richard William L. Wernecke Fredericka Wernecke Lucy Bertha Wernecske William L Drewgonis Chilcago Want

Plastic Tape Offers DIY Venetian Blind Taping Kit

A new plastic tape product for home use provides four yards of tape to re tape one typical two tape Venetian blind with two inch slats. It comes in seven colors for color matching.

Man Killed by Bulldozer at City Dump

John Young aged 37 was fatally crushed when a bulldozer backed over him while scavenging at the city dump in Milwaukee. supervisor Frank LaGosh said he had warned Young to keep away from the machine shortly before the accident.

Milwaukee John Young Frank LaGosh Young

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