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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1948

Page

3

Legion chief urges freeing fit men for combat training

Perry Brown of Beaumont Texas told the American Legion executive committee that all fit men should be released from housekeeping duties to enter combat training. He warned civilian help is insufficient and cited a 18 25 age group manpower pool of 1 300 000 and fewer than 5 000 000 World War II veterans as a last bulwark for national security.

Indianapolis American Legion National Security Commission Army Perry Brown Beaumont Tex Legion Dis- Brown Washington Brown

White poinsettia plant with one missing petal since 1947

Mrs. Charlies Stellick of 1223 Adams Street bought the plant just before Christmas 1947. The white poinsettia has lost only one petal since then.

Charlies Stellick Adams Street

Inland Drift of Caspian Fishing Villages by 1855

Fishing villages along the Caspian shore were displaced ten miles inland by 1855 as silting gradually filled the sea. The shift reflects long term changes to the coastline over three decades since 1825.

Caspain Sea

Disband Volunteer Firemen Amid Firefighting Shortfall

Milwaukee officials ended the emergency corps after volunteers repeatedly joined fires rather than waiting at stations. Fire Chief Edward Wis cher said the group, formed in February 1946 with bankers chiropractors and other workers, failed to meet its duty by rushing to the scene.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Fire Department Emergency Corps Edward Wischer Ife

Common Drunkards Dominate Jail Attendance in April

The jail roster for April shows 199 people admitted, with nine violators in the category of total drunkards and eight general drunk drivers. Parole violators number five, four each for drunken and disorderly and vagrancy, while 63 new registrants include offenses like larceny and missing licenses.

Vern Lamp Harry Mueller

Point where Earth's gravity balances sun's gravity

The description notes a location about 160,000 miles above earth toward the sun where earth and sun gravity equal. It also states the United States, with nearly three-fifths of world telephones, made over 42 billion telephone calls in 1946.

The United States

Jumped From Twelfth Story Walked Away A New York Tale

New York report tells of a former police reporter recalling a European immigrant who leaped from a twelfth story window on 101st street after personal despair. She struck a wire fence and snow fell, cracked a hip, yet walked to a clinic seeking a doctor and stayed to recover, leaving many questions about her fate.

New York 101St Street Europe

Early Trout Fishing In Wisconsin Shares Fair Prospects

Wisconsin state conservation reports generally fair success for trout in Ashland Bayfield Iron and Douglas counties since April 14. The season on streams feeding Lake Superior in these counties runs until September 7 with no lake trout closure. The panfish season opened May 1 in 27 northern counties, while the general season opens May 15 for walleyes northern pike and trout. Weber lake in Vilas county eyed May 15 with rainbow stocking as part of a rebuilding program.

Madison Wis Ashland Bayfield Iron Douglas State Conservation Department Lake Superior Weber Lake Vilas County

Goat gives birth to five kids at New Jersey home

Daisy the family pet of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gunlah in Westwood, New Jersey, surprised Bergen county goat experts by delivering five kids. Rutgers university spokesman notes twins and triplets are common, quadruplets uncommon, and quintuplets unusual.

Westwood N. J Daisy Rutgers University Agricultural College Bergen County Arthur Gunlah Agricultural College

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