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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1949
Page
5
A college orchestra presented a concert featuring Leidzen's The Tramh Carnival medley and Herbert selections, followed by modern pieces Sleather and Far Away. Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever closed the program with a rousing finale for students and audience.
Two year old Frances Mary Tyler near Lismore Australia cautiously handles a three foot snake outside the home. The child bites the reptile and refuses to let go until her mother strikes the child’s hands. The mother then kills the snake to prevent further danger.
Detroit reports unions led by UAW and CIO, including the Reuther brothers, launching multiple nonfood co ops. They buy land, form member stock, and operate wholesale buying through Eastern Michigan Cooperatives. Growth includes Pontiac and Detroit outlets with plans for more, plus a fuel oil co op and a medical service program in various cities.
La Crosse youth Henry N. S, listed as a junior from 415 South 14th Street, La Crosse, is in the process of being pledged to a Wisconsin campus fraternity. The article references students in medicine alongside handling of drugs and chemicals.
ANPA officials led by Josh L. Horne and Elisha Hanson testified before the House Post Office Committee arguing proposed post office rate hikes would devastate second class mail publishers. They contended current rates are unfair and do not reflect services received, citing large uncertainty in annual revenue and expenditures for second class mail.
Spectators riot at a Belfast football match as crowds attack the Belfast Celtic players on leaving the field. Forty policemen used clubs to quell the disturbance in Belfast Northern Ireland.
The statement identifies parasite drag as all air resistance produced by parts of a plane except the wings. It highlights the concept that fuselage, landing gear, and other components contribute to drag separate from wing-induced lift-based drag.
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