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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1950
Page
21
An article explains easing a child’s anxiety when a mother leaves for short periods. Start with five minutes, praise the child, and gradually increase absence. Repeat daily, following a fixed schedule until the child accepts departures and returns calmly.
A mother can shape a child’s behavior by consistent daily instruction. If needed, consult a specialist for guidance and repeat teaching patiently until the desired habits form.
Statistics indicate many automobile accidents occur at sunset as vehicles head into the fading light, highlighting risk factors for drivers and pedestrians and calling for increased caution at dusk.
Helsinki the Finnish capital celebrates its 400th year with three newly issued stamps marking the milestone.
Hollywood chat recalls Miriam Hopkins denying a real feud with Bette Davis over Old Acquaintance. She says publicity stunts fueled rumors, left her feeling rude, and led to her theater return. Hopkins reflects on temperaments of actors, career shifts, and years in Hollywood from the 1930s onward.
Panama City reports that a national fuel named Alcoholina combines ethyl alcohol and gasoline. The president will set the formula and price for motor vehicle use. The mix requires 70 percent fresh sugar cane juice and 30 percent molasses or alternatives. Early color experiments date to 1848.
Jane Eads outlines the Pentagon’s 1800 feet of corridors and six minute traversal time, contrasting today’s open access with World War II era strict entry. The piece notes reception checkpoints, internal security, and floor by floor color coded maps guiding visitors to specific rings and bays.
The Pentagon houses about 25,000 workers and functions like a self contained city with its own newspaper police force cafeterias medical facilities shopping center museum barbershop bank church services and even a jail.
Miss Chou Mei-yu wears a major general’s insignia and heads training of nurses for Chiang Kai shek’s forces in Formosa. Born in Peiping, she studied at the Rockefeller endowed Peking Union Medical College.
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