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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1950
Page
7
A guidance piece urges gradual absence training for children to ease separation anxiety. Mothers should set a fixed teaching period, begin with short departures, praise patience, and slowly extend time away. Repetition without exceptions builds confident acceptance of mothers leaving and returning.
The article urges consistent daily teaching for child behavior, noting the mother’s tone matters from infancy and suggesting specialist guidance if needed. It also mentions a postal request for Dr Patri's book How to Talk to Baby, and reports accidents at sunset with headlight glare. Helsinki marks its 400th anniversary with three new stamps issued.
Hollywood veteran Miriam Hopkins recalls the 8 year old feud publicity stunt with Bette Davis during Old Acquaintance. She says the boxing gloves setting hurt her image though she wouldn’t avoid future work with Davis. Hopkins reflects on her temper and later care for world affairs.
Panama City reports that alcoholing, a blend of ethyl alcohol and gasoline, is set as the national vehicle fuel with the president authorized to fix the mixing formula and price. The composition requires 70 percent from fresh sugar cane juice and 80 percent from molasses or other sources. Early color photogram experiments date back to 1840s with experiments noted.
A historical look at wartime Pentagon entry procedures comparing early World War II practices with present day access. It describes badge requirements porter pay debates, internal security checks, and the Pentagon’s self contained city with maps color coded corridors and a staffed complex including police, medical facilities, shopping, church services and a central exchange.
In Formosa, Miss Chou Mei-yu draws attention not for looks but for wearing the insignia of a major general in Chiang Kai-shek's army. She commands a training nursery for the nationalist forces, a rare rank for a woman. Born in Peiping, she trained at Peking Union Medical College.
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