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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1949

Page

3

Jaycees Thank City Residents For Scrap Drive Cooperation

La Crosse residents received praise from Robert Deal chair of the Jaycees salvage committee for a record scrap drive. Despite rain the Sunday collection drew vast amounts, with 9 am to 8 30 pm operations unable to finish. A truck will continue rounds until all scrap is gathered and proceeds fund the campaign costs.

Jaycees la Crosse Jaycee Robert Deal Deal

Student Delivers His Own Wife's Baby in Morgantown

Morgantown West Virginia Richard Tabor a first year medical student at West Virginia University delivered his own son at home after calling a doctor and arranging a hospital room. He returned to find the birth underway and completed it. Mother and baby arrived at the hospital 30 minutes later both doing fine.

Morgantown W. Va Richard Tabor West Virginia University Tabor

Madison Motorist Narrowly Escapes Lake Neshonoc Crash

Madison man Ervin Hodges was hit from behind by E H Pierce of Bangor while eastbound toward Sparta near Lake Neshonoc. Hodges avoided drowning as his car stopped about 25 feet from the water after the rear was crushed and brakes were locked.

Madison Lake Neshonoc Ervin Hodges Wis Hodges Sparta E. H. Pierce Bangor Neshonoc Bridge Lake

Feathers Shipped From Tientsin to America

In three months Tientsin China has shipped 1,053 pounds of feathers to America.

Tientsin China America

Standardized double headed playing cards emerge circa 1870

Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that playing cards with double headed designs and readable corner indices did not become standard until around 1870. The shift reflected changes in card manufacturing and usage.

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