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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1949

Page

3

Our Children Need More Than Causes for Bad Behavior

Angelo Patri argues that addressing a child's misdeeds requires more than finding physical or outward causes. He urges caregivers to seek the child's soul and guide it toward wholesome values, combining medical, emotional, and spiritual insights to reform behavior. He questions why similar illnesses yield different conduct and emphasizes love over hate and the need to uncover spiritual roots in issues like drinking.

Pepe

Rhodesia Cost of Living Index in 1946

Southern Rhodesia's cost of living index stands at 142, meaning a basket valued at 244 dollars now equates to the 172 dollars of 1939, reflecting substantial price changes over the years.

Southern Rhodesia

Marine Group Holds Meeting for Reservists

Marine reservists will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the naval reserve training center 23rd and Green Bay streets. Former marines urged to attend to discuss forming a reserve unit with information on personnel. Applications for summer training at Quantico and Camp Lejeune to be distributed. Travel pay full pay and allowances offered for participants. Clothing purchases authorized with prices announced. M Sgt Joseph A Weisnewski will attend and distribute applications. combat movies shown.

Naval Reserve Training Center 23Rd Green Bay Marine Reserve Quantico Camp Lejeune N. C Joseph A. Weisnewski

Mayor Beranek thanks volunteers for Naval Reserve Week

Mayor Charles A. Beranek as chair of the naval reserve advisory committee expresses gratitude to all who aided Naval Reserve week in La Crosse. He notes meeting a representative cross section of citizens and invites continued public inspection of the naval reserve.

Charles A. Beranek Naval Reserve Advisory Committee la Crosse Naval Reserve

Ol' Miss Levee Break Being Blocked by Workers

Bulldozers labor and guardsmen shield a levee breach as the Mississippi at low level limits disaster. Officials report a swift gap to be closed and about 10 square miles under two to three feet of floodwater near Baton Rouge.

Baton Rouge Mississippi Nicholas Balovich U. S. District Engineers

Old Home Week For Winnie Colleagues

Winston Churchill stopped briefly in Washington for Old Home Weeken meeting with present and former U S officials. It marked his first return to the capital in three years as he renewed wartime ties and swapped reminiscences with an array of American leaders.

Washington Winston Churchill U. S Churchill American

Blind Woman’s Purse Snatched by Solicitor

Mrs. Elizabeth Zinnerlin, 52, of Chicago, using a white cane at Halsted and Clybourn, was helped by a young man who offered assistance. As they reached the curb, he snatched her purse containing $7 and a special watch and fled, with police being alerted.

Chicago Elizabeth Zinnerlin Halsted Street Clybourn Avenue

Farmer Acquitted After Assault Charge Trial

In Madistone England plainclothes officers spotted a young farmer with his girl in an unlit car. A chase followed as a detective aimed to stop the vehicle. The youth claimed he did not know the officers were police and thought they were bandits. The court acquitted him.

Madistone England

New Joliet Bishop Promises Fight Against Paganism

Bishop Martin D. McNamara pledged to defend his people from paganism and counter attractions to Christianity in his first remarks as head of Joliet diocese. Cardinal Stritch installed him in a ceremony with more than 600 clergymen, eleven bishops, and a high mass at St. Raymond's Cathedral. He named St. Francis Xavier as patron of the new district. Attending bishops included William A. O'Connor and William Cousins, along with others from Milwaukee Green Bay St. Louis Peoria and Chicago.

Joliet Martin D. McNamara Wilmette McNamara Samuel Cardinal Stritch Chicago St. Raymond's Cathedral St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Cathedral Edward F. Hoban Cleveland

Milwaukee records largest voter registration in city history

The election commission reported Milwaukee's registered voters reach 316,058, the highest in city history, with the registration deadline passed on Wednesday.

Milwaukee Election Commission

Ecuador’s 1949 Economic Program Outlines Growth

The plan aims to boost tourist travel, form farm machinery cooperatives, promote cement manufacture, and provide aid for fishing and canning trades, signaling broad development across tourism and industry sectors.

Ecuador

City Rat Toll To Be Studied In La Crosse

A survey of rat damage in La Crosse will be conducted by the Chamber of Commerce health and education committee, the city health department, and Bay. Questionnaires will be distributed Saturday to 426 business locations and collected a week later to plan a rat control program. Publicity notes rats cost billions in damage and sickness with local bites reported.

Chamber of Commerce and Health Department James Burgess John la Crosse Chamber of Commerce Health and Education Committee Health Department Everett Woehrmann Chamber of Commerce City of la Crosse Health and Education Committee John B. Coleman City Health Garland Weidner Boy Scouts Northside City Health Department Chamber of Commerce Committee United Sates Chamber of Commerce and Maj. Dragsbak North Side la Crosse Transit Co Central High School Asbury Methodist Church Edwin Clayton Salvation Army

Cancer Research May See Big Advance

The British Medical Journal reports a potential major advance in cancer research claiming experiments show a virus may cause cancer. It notes this supports a virus as a cancer agent while acknowledging other factors may also trigger cancer.

London British Medical Journal Journal British Medical Association

Cancer Grant Award To UW For Cancer Research

Oscar E. Ewing, federal security administrator, announced a national cancer institute grant totaling $18,306 to the University of Wisconsin to fund laboratory and clinical cancer research. Buy Savings Bonds.

Washington Oscar E. Ewing Federal Security Administrator National Cancer Institute University of Wisconsin

County Treasurer Reports February State Aid Totals

State funds received for February total $55,983.72. Old age assistance accounts for $44,266.29, aid to dependent children $10,764.84, blind assistance $823.09, and aid to disabled persons remains $129.50.

Marvin Johnson

Nation's Business Is Healthy Says Sec Of Commerce

Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer reports the U.S. economy remains strong with growth expected to persist if optimism remains balanced. Economists note the nation could allocator resources for defense, including up to $2 billion for rearming ally countries, enhancing support to NATO partners and Greece, Turkey, and Iran.

Sec. of Commerce New York Charles Sawyer National Resources Board Greece Turkey Iran

Pearl Harbor Seaman Ringdahl Serves With Pacific Fleet Unit

Charles Jerome Ringdahl yeoman second class USN son of Carl and Mrs Ringdahl of Onalaska Avenue entered service Oct 11 1943. He trained at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois and now serves with the Flag Administrative Unit of the Commander Air Force Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor Hawaii.

Charles Jerome Ringdahl USN Carl Ringdahl Onalaska Avenue Air Force Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor T. H. Ringdahl Naval Service Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Navy Logan High School

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By Angelo Patri Easy Terms Theo. J. Molzahn & Sons, Inc. General Contractors Madises Bireet Ajeal Tillman Bros Fourth Street Main Pearl Erickson’s Sunbeam Tribune Piroto B. Coleman Charles Baker Robert Schilling Marine Group Winnie Farmer Chamber Committee To Combat Brieske South Sixth St Salvation Army Staff Band of C. H. Dragsbak C. A. Beranek All-Brass Band the Fount W. A. Gullidge Cornet Colo Soderstrom Star Lake Ball H. E. Burtenshaw Dovercourt Citadel Merritt Brooklyn Citadel Beardell Holtz Rowland Scarlett Pope Ernest Miller Schubert Broughton Burtenshaw Lord Allen Col. Clayton E. D. Hicks Olaf N. Hoff Salvation Army Advisory Board Carload Washer Sale By Sam Dawson Carl B. Noalke O. E Main St Anderson Bros. Proprietors Pearl ST Orange Angel Food Meat Dept Lemke Per Lk Rhuba
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