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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1950

Page

5

Poor Man's Philosopher How To Beat The Hollywood Game

Hal Boyle profiles Larry Parks and Betty Garrett on managing finances in Hollywood. Parks criticizes industry pressure to overspend, plans a joint self-financed film with lawyer Lou Mandel, and notes the high attrition rate in the Screen Actors Guild. He and Garrett advocate frugal living and working together for stability.

New York Larry Parks Larry Columbia Boyle Pictures Great Britain Betty Garrett Betty Lou Mandel Parks Screen Actors Guild Hollywood Columbia

Thousands Disappear In Russia Repatriation Debate

Dewitt Mackenzie notes a global uproar over missing prisoners and civilians as Moscow insists repatriations of Japanese and German POWs are complete. Western officials demand accountability while UN action is limited by unresolved peace treaties.

Moscow Ierief Japan MacKenzie Tokyo United States Australia Plete Konrad Adenauer Russia John J. McCloy U. S State Department Washington United Nations

Smallest park in United States protects Sequoia base

A small park at Salem Oregon is designated to preserve a Sequoia tree and is barely large enough to protect the tree base. The site serves as a historic protection for the giant and its immediate surroundings.

United States Salem Ore

Wisconsin Ducks and Conservation Efforts Highlighted

Wisconsin clubs stock native ducks and raise ducklings to bolster local populations. Badger State Sportsmen plan 4000 eggs and 2500 ducklings at Goose Island. smaller groups like Reedsburg Outdoor Club release 45 clipped mallards along the Baraboo river. Michigan officials visit to study Wisconsin pheasant methods. X- The Dubay reforestation progresses with 150 acres seeded and plans to plant 2247 more acres. National Outboard Week urged by Outboard Boating Club of America. Michigan pays no wolf bounties for March. total bounty drain rises to 7220 dollars.

Wisconsin Badger Sportsmen, Inc. of Law Badgers Goose Island Reedsburg Michigan Conservation Commission New York Pennsylvania Michigan Department Dubay Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co E. B. Hurst Outboard Boating Club of America Michigan Conservation Department

Answers to Questions from the La Crosse Tribune Bureau

A reader questions service in Washington D C provides brief fact answers on topics from cloud heights to Civil War allotments and ants that travel on water. Notable items cite cirrus cloud limits around six to seven miles, lack of Civil War allotments, ants that can surface travel on water, Merino sheep introduced by William Jarvis, and the term sweetheart dating to 1290.

United States Argentina William Jarvis Weathersfield Lisbon Spain

Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950 promotion from La Crosse Tribune

Readers are urged to order the Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950, with limited supply and high demand nationwide. The booklet promises broad topics and family relevance, priced at 25 cents postpaid, with coupon from the Information Bureau at 316 Eye St NE Washington DC 2.

la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington D. C

Name Street or Rural Route State Washington DC address

A historical notice lists a mailing instruction for correspondence to Washington DC with a street or rural route designation and state.

Burglar Plays It Safe In Baltimore Burglar Spree

Police hunt a burglar who fled after a grocery burglary left a radio tuned to the police wavelength. In another note, Britannica cites anti labor sentiment as human nature. Williamette University, founded 1842 at Salem Oregon, by Jason Lee, is the oldest higher learning west of the Missouri.

Baltimore Britannica Missouri Williamette University Salem, Ore Jason Lee

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