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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
12
Safety division records show 164 fatal automobile train crashes. 106 occur in bright daylight, 47 after dark, 10 at dusk or in semi dark. Weather mostly clear with 120 deaths in clear weather, eight in fog, 16 in rain snow or sleet. Obstructions such as structures and passenger movement can hinder visibility. inattention remains a key factor.
In Cambridge and Newland a group from a five dairy council urges legislators to stop imposing income taxes on farmers. They argue such a tax harms the dominion’s economy and welfare of rural communities.
The Confederation of Chambers of Commerce in Mexico states the inflation period has ended and normal economic conditions are now prevalent across the country.
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Dr. Walter J. Meek of the University of Wisconsin defends use of animals in research, arguing animals are essential for medical progress and that care minimizes suffering. He cites cancer, polio, heart disease, brain studies, and anesthesia advances as outcomes of animal experiments.
Paris marks the Eiffel Tower turning 60 on March 31. The 984 foot structure weighs 7 000 tons and has served as a wartime communications hub aiding U S and French forces after the 1944 liberation. It remains a symbol seen by millions of troops and visitors worldwide.
Local Girl Scout council and committee members will attend training programs in Minneapolis and a regional conference in Fond du Lac during March and April. Mrs. C I Anderson chairs training and will attend a Minneapolis refresher on March 26, with April 5 job institute also in Minneapolis. Participants include Mrs. Charles Loveeland and several committee members, plus Mrs. C B Wethe and other leaders at Fond du Lac conference April 30 to May 1.
In February 1,280 Minnesota motorists forfeited driving privileges for violations of the state traffic act and safety responsibility act. The month saw 223 immediate revocations after DUI or related offenses, 1,057 suspensions, and 616 suspensions for failing to show ability to cover accident claims. Other causes included excess speed and careless driving.
In Austin Texas the only blind Boy Scout Troop in the state follows standard merit badge tests and hobbies. Scoutmaster Charles R Young notes the group can do most tasks but cannot earn Eagle Scout or complete the lifesaving test. They camp outdoors on weekends and pursue crafts like leather work and model airplanes.
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