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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1949
Page
22
Angelo Patri argues that IQ measures reflect background and that education should base on the whole child. He cautions against forcing high IQ students to meet test standards, urging teachers to nurture progress from the child’s current level and avoid pressuring for genius. Buy Savings Bonds.
Italian bass Ezio Pinza born May 18 1892 in Rome hailed as one of the era’s supreme singers. He shifted from civil engineering to cycling then opera after World War I service. He debuted post WWI in Tristan und Isolde and soon sang at La Scala under Toscanini before joining the Metropolitan and later Broadway in South Pacific.
National director Leon J. Markham says the savings bond program remains a core part of the economy. He cites payroll savings, bond a month plans, thrift education, and wide volunteer support from banks, post offices, schools, unions, clubs, and retailers as driving factors behind its expansive role and donated publicity valued at millions.
The Army lowers enlistment thresholds with a mental score of 80 for physical categories A and B, and 90 for category C, while Air Force standards stay at 90 across profiles. Capt. John F. Sills notes openings in nearly every regular Army branch and limited Air Force vacancies. recruitment stations in La Crosse advertise the office at 316 South Fourth Street.
A 15 day strike by AFL plumbers, pipe fitters and steamfitters in Oshkosh ends with a five cent per hour raise, bringing wages to two dollars an hour. About 50 workers participated. the action began May 2, with Paul Kelly, chair of the contractor's negotiating committee, announcing the new contract.
Shawano Wisconsin police report three boys aged 11 to 16 admitted committing about 30 burglaries since last fall. District Attorney Ovid Strossenreuth said two would be sent to juvenile court while the third faces probation violation charges. The trio was taken in after questioning near a Sunday night break in.
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