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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1950
Page
5
A columnist argues youth often acts in the moment and faces consequences. Teaching teens to foresee outcomes may curb brashness, reduce runaways, and lessen trouble with parents teachers and police. Early guidance can provide gradual restraint and better life choices.
A Hollywood reporter recalls jokes heard from Bob Hope writers Al Schwartz and Marvin Fisher, Jack Benny gag men, Paul Henning, and others. Amusing bits cover radio and TV gags, censors, and celebrity quips from Bergen, Harris Faye, Durante, and Martin Lewis. The columnist notes a near-miss with a streetcar and a comic career detour en route to Paramount to meet Alan Ladd.
New York notes star turnout for summer theater with Helen Hayes Kay Frances and Lee Tracy performing in lighter fare. Kay Frances stars in Peggy Phillips Paper Moon, Broadway debut planned in fall. Italian soprano Anna Maria Alberghetti to debut at Carnegie Hall with her cellist father. Napolitano, Rome journalist, recalls Capone lookalike police milling incident amid war memories.
A new farm device combines a fan motor control and an heat source such as an oil burner to create a crop dryer capable of drying car corn, small grains, peanuts, cotton seed, hay and other forages.
Dr. Katherine Bain argues most infant deaths labeled accidental mechanical suffocation are due to undetected infections. Post mortems often reveal respiratory infection with a history of a family member ill. Autopsies are rare, leading to misclassification and lasting parental guilt and social consequences.
Geoffrey Long, war artist and painting lecturer, opens a series of lectures at the Technical college arts and crafts school to demystify art appreciation. He argues that being a painter is a job and aims to remove the aura around art.
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