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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
15
Police Chief Herman Rick warned dog owners that pets must not run at large after April 1. The annual ordinance requires dogs be tied or confined from April 1 to October 1 and at all times in breeding season, with fines from 10 to 100 dollars for violators.
Britain’s labor government unveils austerity to trim dollar drain by 26 percent in 1950. Plan calls for deeper cuts in imports from hard currency countries led by the United States, with exhortations for higher effort at the same wages and stronger exports to earn dollars. A government white paper says Marshall aid remains central, though diminished.
A column answering reader questions on veterans benefits and the GI bill. It covers VA dividend timing for 11 million vets, naval records corrections, GI loan value limits, NSLI vs World War I insurance, license plate exemptions for disabled veterans, and VA rating adjustments with practical guidance.
Madison Wis The legislative council budget committee reviews options for sharing state county hospital costs and considers ending county aid for care at county hospitals. A wage study and accounting reforms are urged to align charges with economic changes and census figures. The panel also weighs veteran care financing at Wisconsin General Hospital and the implications of the $5.90 daily rate.
University of California professor Dr. William P. Long mire Jr. reports a new outside-the-body blood circulation machine shows strong promise and could become the next major heart surgery development. Retailers expect Easter sales to meet or exceed last year with March and April totals, while Pomona plans a 96 foot air marker atop the Los Angeles county fair grandstand, touted as the world’s largest and visible from 18,000 feet.
To protect its livestock now numbering 18 million sheep 6 million cows 2 million horses and 300000 camels French West Africa is expanding grazing areas and tightening disease control focusing on insect spread sleeping sickness in the region.
Residents of La Crosse invited to Logan high school spring concert titled Album Of Rhapsodic Melodies. The program features band orchestra and choir with pieces for children adults and soloists including Saint-Saens Allegro Appassionata and Rimsky Korsakov Concerto for Clarinet.
On a Milwaukee streetcar last Monday George Hauf aged 66 was found in an overcoat hat and suit but without pants after a motorman flagged him to police. He said he started drinking Sunday and asked why Tuesday mattered as a judge fined him ten dollars plus costs for drunken and disorderly conduct.
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