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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1948
Page
3
The article argues homes with parents under strain struggle to keep children from city noise and roadhouses. It urges civic help for housing reform, playgrounds, and scouting programs, urging readers to support youths and delayed pleasures with practical actions and a pamphlet offer.
The American Institute of Public Opinion and the German Office of Military Government report stark contrasts in voters’ views on government. Germans favor security and jobs, while Americans prioritize freedom of elections, speech, and religion, revealing deep cultural differences and implications for democratization in occupied Germany.
A BIOGRAPHY note describes Francis of Assisi learning from Jesus to renounce wealth selling his horse and choosing a new life. It mentions his confrontation with his father, seclusion in a cave, protection by the Bishop of Assisi and approval by Pope Innocent II, and Giotto images of his love for nature and preaching to birds.
Reader urged to send a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray for a free illustrated leaflet on the Seven Wonders of the World. Meanwhile reports note over seven thousand miles of mine tunnels have been cut in extracting copper ore at Butte Montana.
U S marine corps recruiting in La Crosse announces eligible marines may request instruction on guided missiles. Training is open for an indefinite period at various locations, with coursework in naval and civilian labs, shops, and test ranges under civilian engineers and technicians. Write or visit Recruiting Office Room 312 Federal Building La Crosse for details.
The Statue of Liberty rises 152 feet in New York Harbor atop a 90 foot base. The monument stands as a landmark with its towering silhouette and durable foundation noted in public records.
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