Detroit Auto Plants See Mixed 1952 Production Outlook
The 1952 early output shows about 1.65 million passenger cars and 490 thousand trucks produced so far, lagging 1951’s pace but suggesting a possible yearend near 4 million cars and around 1.32 million trucks if demand holds. Industry observers expect output to approach or exceed midyear rates through the second half.
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Detroit
Poor Man's Philosopher Ulcers Lose Glamor in Modern Times
Hal Boyle muses that ulcers shift from a badge of success to a common affliction tied to tension. He contrasts fake social ulcers with true ones, notes how the condition aids excuses to skip work, and reflects on how the disease wanes as a status symbol.
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New York
Horatio Alger
BOYLE
Readers Ask Facts On Cars Bones and Silk
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau answers on car idling versus restarting for fuel savings, bone preservation methods in bone banks using freezing and antibiotics, White House autos under Taft, Rockefeller charitable giving, raw silk production limits in the U S, and oil on rough seas calming effect with historical notes.
Sunday Schools Here New Testament Red Words Offer
An ad promotes a New Testament with the saviour's words in red for 35 cents postpaid. It targets Sunday schools and teachers, praising scripture as life guide and listing a coupon for the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington D C.
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Iron Curtain falls as British exit Hong Kong ends two centuries
The piece argues the 200 year British presence in China closes with a full withdrawal. It notes the 1960s era policy clash over recognition of Peiping and the impact on Hong Kong trade as Allied bans tighten. It reflects on potential Korea War implications and the likely exodus of British interests from Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
China
East India Company
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Latin America
Peiping
Concensus
London
Community Chest Briefs Highlight Girl Scout Service and Heart Fund
Girl Scout groups across Wisconsin focus on service with tray favors napkin holders and May baskets for hospitals and the County Home Infirmary. Brownie Troop 51 sent a Heidelberg Germany play kit to a child ward. Wisconsin Heart Fund totals reach 139637 by March 31 with expectations to exceed 143180 last year. La Crosse contributed 2800 to the Heart Fund as drives ran in 67 cities and 165 communities. Children Service Society of Wisconsin supports unmarried parents children for adoption and foster care in La Crosse County funded by Community Chest contributions.
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Brownie Troop 51
Heidelberg
Germany
Wisconsin
Robert E. Kohler
la Crosse
American Legion
Children’s Service Society of
la Crosse County
Community Chest
Tone Wins Divorce From Barbara Payton in Hollywood Triangle
In Los Angeles the divorce between Francho Tone and Barbara Payton was granted after she testified she wanted freedom to move when and where she chose. Payton plans moves toward Europe with Tom Neal, as both pursue separate film deals abroad.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Triangle
Franchot Tone
Barbara Payton
Tom Neal
Tone
Miss Payton
Europe
Neal
Stalinists Launch Global Anti Communist Campaign
A Paris based one man campaign against the Communists has grown into an international organization with headquarters in Paris and branches across Italy Belgium Germany Holland Denmark the Saar and Vietnam in Indochina. It aims to counter Moscow propaganda and plans more branches in Scandinavia. The Communist response has turned violent with attacks on posters and volunteers and Moscow backed radio broadcasts denouncing the effort.
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Paris
Moscow
Ny Kremlin
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Saar
Vietnam
Indochina
Scandinavia
Moscow Radio Aire
Prague
Local Firms Donating Refreshments at College Event
La Crosse State College hosts another Coke and crumpets day on May 21 with free refreshments from Coca-Cola Company Pure Food Ice Cream Company and Erickson Bakery. The snack bar will serve from 1 to 4 p.m.
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la Crosse State College
Coca-Cola Company
Pure Food Ice Cream Company
Erickson Bakery
Immigration Measure Survives One Senate Test
An omnibus immigration bill passed a major Senate hurdle as lawmakers rejected a move to send it back to the Judiciary Committee by 44 to 28. Advocates of liberalized policy vow further attacks on the 302 page measure this session.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Aberdeen lecture canceled due to Illingworth illness
Students at Aberdeen University were set to hear Prof. C F W Illingworth discuss peptic ulcers but the talk was canceled because he suffers from the condition.
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Aberdeen University
Scotland
C. F. W. Illingworth
Illingworth
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