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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1949

Page

14

Rain Deficiency Leaves Wisconsin Forests at Risk

Wisconsin faced severe drought with up to 21 inches shortfall over two years affecting forest areas. The state logged 1,825 fires on 16 million acres, burning 23,574 acres, the driest year since 1910. Lightning caused 86 fires. railroad sparks started 337. 182 were incendiary. Total burn included 10,150 acres of forest and 13,424 of marsh land. timber losses were modest, but reproduction value reached 36,821 dollars with additional losses totaling 52,461 dollars.

Madison Wis Wausaukee Tomahawk Wisconsin

Mary Teresa Hopkins Norton Woman Suffrage Leader Profile

Mary Teresa Hopkins Norton born March 7 1875 in Jersey City is one of five children of a prosperous road builder. As dean of women representatives in congress she has served continuously since 1920 after ratification of the women suffrage amendment. She says he never attempted to dictate to her and she is proud of her record.

Mary Teresa Hopkins Norton Jersey City Congress Frankague

Venezuela crude oil output hits new daily high

Venezuelan production averages nearly 1,400,000 gallons of crude oil per day, marking a fresh high for the nation.

Venezuela

Indians In Early Days Viewed Trees As Life Ties

In historic Wisconsin the Indians venerated trees as life symbols and used them for burial scaffolds stash caches and trail markers. The “Treaty Elm” linked to Four Legs and Col. Leavenworth near Lake Winnebago is noted, with a famed 1819 encounter.

Wisconsin Jefferson Dodge Ashington Calumet Sheboygan Madison Milwaukee Wells and Thirteenth Streets Menominee River Milwaukee River Lake Innebago Fox River Four Legs Henry Leavenworth Col. Levenworth Mississippi Lake

French Box Car Readied For Tour

The French gratitude box car and its contents will tour Wisconsin with display in Milwaukee on April 1 and in the state capitol until March 22. Manitowoc Green Bay Fort Atkinson Crosse and Beaver Dam plan future exhibits as communities must meet space security and insurance requirements.

Madison Wis Wisconsin France Compa Clifford Lord The State Historical Society Milwaukee State Manitowoc Green Bay Fort Atkinson Crosse Beaver Dam

Miners Consider Work in Berlin Brown Coal Deposits

Kasell Germany West German miners may soon be sent to work in brown coal deposits in the Reinickendorf section of blockaded Berlin.

Kassel Germany Reinickendorf Berlin

Wis. Motor Vehicle Chief Proposes Using Premium Increase

Wisconsin motor vehicle commissioner B. L. Marcus urged lawmakers to allocate a portion of rising automobile casualty insurance premium receipts to broaden the state highway safety program. He noted premiums and the two percent tax have grown, justifying more funding for safety education and broader campaigns. The safety division now spends about $50,000 yearly.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis B. L. Marcus Wisconsin Marcus Legislative Budget Committee Renne

Trick Wing Flies Between Takeoff and Speed Modes

A west coast manufacturer develops an experimental plane armed with a wing that switches from a straight takeoff and landing configuration to a swept back form for high speed.

Washington West Coast

Electric Eels Produce Shock Chemically

A report explains the electric shock from eels arises from chemical processes in their specialized cells, detailing how ions move and generate a current. The phenomenon is connected to the fish's electric organs and neuron signaling, illustrating bioelectrical mechanisms.

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