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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1949

Page

10

Animal Lovers Seek Broader Livestock Cruelty Protections

Wisconsin Humane Society backs a bill to extend bedding and enclosure requirements from rail shipments to horse and truck transport. lawmakers consider extending protections after cases of open trucks in sub zero weather left animals exposed and many froze to death. The measure awaits a Senate Agriculture committee recommendation.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Humane Societies State Senate Wisconsin Humane Society The State Senate Committee On Agriculture

Skaters Arrive as New Lake Access Opens Near Christchurch

Road access to a previously isolated frozen lake 77 miles from Christchurch New Zealand opens to skaters on opening day with 400 skaters arriving to mark the event.

Paradise Road Christchurch New Zealand

Downward Signs Hold Backful Yet Market Defies Slide

Financial analysts note a growing bear mood with rising short interest and bets on a recession, yet the stock market shows stubborn strength. Leaders like Crawford cite weak freight car inquiries while Kennecott Copper plans cuts and Kodak trims prices, signaling mixed signals about the economy’s near term path.

Standard and Poor's Corporation David A. Crawford Pullman, Inc Wilmington Del Kennecott Copper Corp Eastman Kodak Sears, Roebuck American Woolen

Berlin and Broadway Figures Tangle in Whimsical Notes

New York gossip sketches Irving Berlin Mossy Hart and other theater figures during Broadway rehearsals. The piece notes Berlin guiding Hart who jokes about blindness from counting money, Tom Howard and family on radio, Thomas Mitchell’s Broadway visits, Robert Morley leaving Edward My Son, stage apron signs lighting time between scenes, and a warning about matches used to burn programs. Also mentions ten of the Declaration signers born in Massachusetts.

New York Broadway Irving Berlin Mossy Hart Berlin Hart Tom Howard Joe Cook Ruth Tom, Jr Howard County Tyron Ireland Pennsylvania Thomas Mitchell Times Square Mitchell Newark N. J Robert Morley Edward England Edward, My Son Morley

Four French Scouts to retrace Marquette voyage this summer

Four French Rover Scouts briefed in New York by Gateway Area council official B W Ingli will canoe 4600 miles from the St Lawrence to New Orleans retracing Father Marquette. Leader Jean Raspail and four teammates ages 21 to 24 will document historical points, with English interpreters and plans to publish articles and a book.

Father Marquette New York B. W. Ingli Gateway Area Council Francis Burke Hastingson-the-Hudson Marquette Ingli Boy Scouts of America Jacques Boucharlat Jean Raspail Philippe Andrieu Yves Korbondau Boy Boy Scout Burke Cardinal Francis Spellman Eleanor Roosevelt St. Lawrence Great Lakes New Orleans Mississippi River Arkansas River Boucharlat Raspail France America Gateway Council

DPs From Louisiana Farms Rehomed Over Harsh Living Conditions

New Orleans reports nine displaced persons were moved to work on farms after Father Joseph B. Kancius of New York, head of the United Lithuanian relief fund, found living conditions in southern Louisiana worse than DP camps in Germany. Five families and a single 19 year old worker were sent to farms in Massachusetts and Wisconsin.

New Orleans Louisiana Germany Joseph B. Koncius New York City United Lithuanian Relief Fund Kancius Louisana Dps Massachusetts Wisconsin

Australians to depart Sydney for Antarctic Expedition

About 100 men including naval officers and scientists prepare to leave Sydney in December on Australia Antarctic Expedition. Hundreds of others volunteered but were not accepted. The party aims to return in late March or April. meteorologists will stay at Macquarie Island for a year with canned goods, prefabricated huts, and oil-driven dynamo lighting and heating.

Navy Sydney Australia Macquire Island

Postal Workers Enter Rose Festival Rose Show Contest

Postal employees will stage an air mail rose show as part of the forty fourth Rose festival in Portland Oregon June 8 to 12 Entries travel by parcel post to Postmaster E T Hedlund Winners receive trophies including best single rose from Northwest Airlines Air freight from across the Northwest to arrive fresh Competitors include postal staff from the mainland Alaska Puerto Rico and Hawaii The festival also features a grand floral parade coronation of the Rose Queen and a Timberline ski tournament

Portland Ore Parcel Post E. T. Hedlund Northwest Airlines New York Pacific Northwest Air Mail Mainland Alaska Puerto Rico Hawaii Multnomah Civic Stadium Timberline Lodge Mt. Hood

Employers urged to follow child labor laws in Wisconsin jobs

Thomas O Malley regional director of the U S Department of Labor urged Wisconsin employers to comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act and Walsh Healey Act. He outlined minimum ages 16 for most jobs and 18 for hazardous occupations, and urged keeping age certificates on file for workers under 19.

Chicago Wisconsin Thomas O'Malley U. S. Department of Labor Walsh Healey O’malley O'Malley

Boy Scout Finance Drive Enters Residential Phase End

The residential phase of the annual Boy Scout finance drive will end Monday, says co chairman Ray Fawcett. He notes Saturday ward captains reported good results and urges remaining residents to mail contributions to the Boy Scout office at 416 Rivoli Building.

Ray Fawcett Fawcett Boy Scout Office Rivoli Building

BAT Glide Bomb in Pacific War Opened Close

The BAT radar hmin glide bomb, used in final Pacific War stages, is a 1600 pound glider carrying a standard 1000 pound general purpose bomb with a one foot wingspan supporting its payload.

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