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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1950
Page
5
In Janesville Wisconsin a 22 caliber rifle found by 5 year old Roland Topp and 3 year old Roger Topp was loaded for play in a yard at their Evansville route 3 farm home. The brothers accessed a box of cartridges and a tragedy followed as the rifle discharged.
MADISON Wis A faculty panel imposed disciplinary probation on 18 of 19 University of Wisconsin students who picketed an ROTC review at Camp Randall on May 11. The board admonished free speech while barring interference with classes and official ceremonies. Probation covers this and next semester and blocks some activities unless an appeal is granted.
Washington reports sluggish foreign sales of U S wheat despite a 54 cent per bushel under domestic price, with a quota of 234.899 million bushels for the year ending Aug 1 and only about 110 million sold. Officials foresee further cuts and higher domestic prices as world production rises.
Scientists digging on a desolate Arctic island uncovered a drawing by an unknown artist from about five centuries ago. The artwork indicates that a vanished people once inhabited the remote shore.
Milwaukee WI Prize winners listed from University of Wisconsin and Marquette University after a wild drawing contest. Wisconsin winners include Wesley Cochran Fox Lake Roger Clendenn ing Chetek Edward Coe Rice Lake Richard Barry Argyle Alex Cameron Madison Edward Simarski Norwood Mass Irving Shapiro Rock Island IL George Laird Fond du Lac Earl Johnson Grantsburg Sherwood Volkman Altoona. Marquette winners include Walter Merten Milwaukee Ralph DeLfoge Green Bay James Biltz Little Rock AR John McGuire Jane ville Gilbert Schneider Milwaukee.
Tiny macrowaves similar to radar used on World War II bombers are repurposed to measure molecules. The method aims to probe chemical structures and dynamics, offering a new tool for spectroscopy and chemical analysis.
Frank Mace, 65, a life term prisoner once made a trusty at a Michigan City prison farm, returned Tuesday after walking away on Sept 17, 1948. Convicted in Clinton county in 1935 of raping an eight year old, he said he was tired of living in shadows and could not live with an uneasy conscience.
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