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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1949

Page

5

Wisconsin journalism students gain real paper experience

UW Madison trains 68 reporter students on a campus beat within a J School news bureau serving The Capital Times and Wisconsin State Journal. Students rotate roles from city editor to copy desk, set type, edit wire copy, and even work with community papers to learn printing operations.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Wisconsin City Desk Capital Times Wisconsin State Journal Daily Cardinal Madison Democrat The Democrat Stoughton Middleton Sun Prairie

Australian duo reach Scotland to race for Olympic bid

Harold Johnson and Alan Massey raced in Scotland after traveling from Australia where they served as stewards on a Swedish vessel. They aimed to represent Australia in the Olympic Games.

Harold Johnson Alan Massey Scotland Australia

Brown overcomes a husband in Hal Boyle column

In this humorous piece, a husband notes his wife Frances embraces brown after a remark about black. He endures a cascade of brown fashion and decor, renaming their second bedroom the brown study, and learns a new rule about arguing with a persuasive partner.

Frances

Mrs FDR Jr Divorced in Nevada Custody Case

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. obtained a Nevada divorce from the son of the former president. Judge Harry Watson granted the decree on grounds of extreme mental cruelty. The ruling approved a March 19 agreement on custody, support, and property rights.

Minden Nev Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Roosevelt Dist Harry Watson

Deny Elizabeth Will Be Mama Again

Circles close to Princess Elizabeth dismissed a Sydney report that she may become a mother again by year’s end. A Buckingham Palace spokesman rejected the story as unfounded, noting Elizabeth and Prince Philip welcomed Prince Charles on November 14.

London Elizabeth Sydney Australia Buckingham Palace Prince Philip Prince Charles

Wisconsin dairy bill gains unified industry backing

Madison dairy groups led by the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture, Farm Bureau, Creameries, and Cheesemakers reached agreement on a bill to tighten bond and financial security rules for about 4500 licensed dairy plants and dealers. The proposal, still before the legislature, would require verified financial statements and allow bonds when an operator’s finances are doubtful while preserving confidential records and monthly patron notices.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Rennebohm State Department of Agriculture Committee On Agriculture of the Senate Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation Wisconsin Creameries Association Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association

Floods and Landslide Kill Seven in Chile

Floods and a landslide killed seven people in Chile on Saturday. A man and wife drowned when flood waters swept away their bridge near Santi ago. Five children from one family died near Lebu when a landslide buried their home. Dispatches report further fatalities and homelessness in Alagoas state, Brazil.

Santiago Chile Lebu Maceio Brazil Alagoas

Miss Campbell Aims to End Slur on Irish Girls

Annie Campbell, a domestic economy teacher at Let terkenny Technical school, is determined to remove a stereotype that Irish girls are the world’s worst cooks. The story also notes that only Barbary apes live wild in Europe.

Annie Campbell Letterkenny Technical School Eire Europe Gibraltar

Reckless driving and shop ad mixed into one notice

A reader asks if serious accidents are needed to wake motorists to caution on highways. The text then shifts to a burglary report of $1,500 stolen from Earl Smith's home, with the offenders taking the loot in Smith's luggage, ending with a promotional message for SEEMANN LUMBER & COAL COMPANY inviting shoppers to build with the best materials.

Chicago Earl Smith Smith Seemann Lumber & Coal Company Gillette & Caledonia Streets

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