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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
9
St Paul Minnesota special—overweight loads and driving without a license led arrests on Minnesota trunk highways in February. There were 319 arrests for exceeding legal limits and 180 for driving after revocation or without a valid license.
Despite being outlawed, the communist party remains active in Brazil. It continues to publish newspapers and disseminate propaganda while operating secretly.
Scientists report New Zealand shaved 30 percent from industrial coal consumption in the past year. Research highlights efficiency gains and shifts toward cleaner energy sources across major sectors.
The piece surveys postwar medical progress extending lifespans through vaccines and drugs while raising heart disease cancer and other degenerative illnesses as leading killers. It cites associations of Life Insurance Medical Directors noting longer lifespans, shift to chronic conditions, and advances in rehabilitation and treatment.
Personal notes from New York feature Guy Lombardo and his unusual record of “Sweet Georgie Brown” using a duck whistle and a Charleston tempo. A Broadway theater manager laments fewer Friday and Saturday shows and the matinee gap. Also recaps a quip about a prince Esterhazy and a humorous Brady retort about a vainglorious actor.
Coburg Bavaria based film company works to bring artistic toy figures modeled on fairy tale characters to the United States market.
New York theater scene notes comedian Bobby Clark drawing crowds at the Winter Garden in his hit musical comedy As The Girls Go. Offstage Clark appears calm and refuses to part with his signature walking cane, a holdover from juggling days shared by peers like W C Fields.
Western Wisconsin commercial fishermen propose a milder substitute license bill to raise revenue for supervision and enforcement. The plan lowers proposed fees from the conservation commission, detailing charges for seine, gilt net, buffalo and frame nets, and license tags.
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