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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
6
ST. PAUL Minn Special The $1 fee for a driver s license applies to new licenses and renewals and covers four years. The change aims to make the division self sustaining as operations doubled since 1948. Lost licenses require a duplicate within 30 days. duplicate fee is 35 cents. Instruction permits cost 35 cents and are valid four months.
In postwar Manila, hostility toward Japanese persists with dire implications as civilians fear potential deadly encounters on city streets. The text underscores ongoing tension and risk of violence rooted in wartime animosities.
Sidney reports Australia exports steel to England at the government's request while Japan supplies steel to Australia due to local shortages. Keith Butler of Broken Hill Proprietary Steelworks confirms the export. Maurice O'Sullivan notes NSW must buy Japanese steel for rail projects with bills near 156 dollars compared to Australian steel at about 54.
Spain increases duck farming as Newcastle disease decimates chicken flocks, affecting poultry supply and regional farms. Officials report rising demand for alternative poultry and biosecurity measures intensify nationwide.
New York broadcast figure Mark Goodson runs fifteen radio and television programs weekly. He hosts and directs shows like Winner Take All Stop The Music Beat The Clock plus others, enjoying the buzz of competition and audience clashes across cities. He jokes about never having Saturdays off and plans retirement to a Rockefeller Center view. He and wife Elizabeth have daughter Jill, six, who knows the quiz answers but isn’t allowed to reveal them.
Fire Chief George Hanson asked the common council to authorize eight ramps to hold heavy pumping engines in Green Island and South Pettibone Island. Four ramps per district would be built to provide hydrantless drafting sites and access, with roads to bear engine weight. proposal referred to the administration committee.
Mr and Mrs George Sampson relocate from the Ingar Nestingen farm at Coon Valley to the John Eckert farm in South Beaver Creek Ettrick township Wisconsin in a special report.
Warsaw, Poland rebuilds rapidly with a new building program aiming for 62,500 in credits this year. Population climbs past 610,000 from a prewar 1,289,000 while housing remains scarce with four to five people per room. Engineers estimate full reconstruction by 1965 as residents return to a city Nazis vowed to erase.
New Delhi reports more than half a million TB deaths annually in India. Health Minister Rajkumari Amrit Kaur admits spread is hard to curb due to crowded cities and scarce hospital beds and sanatoria. Tuberculosis association and health ministry plan extensive anti TB vaccination campaign.
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