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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
4
A lieutenant endorses women in the military, saying they can master technical subjects and fill administrative roles. He notes opportunities in a democratic defense and invites interested young women to contact the army and air force recruiting station at room 209, post office, La Crosse.
A research prototype can scan scientific knowledge from laboratories and log up to 120000 subject entries per minute for rapid analysis and integration into the atomic mission framework.
The city library outlines inter library delivery for north and south branches with returns at either location. Weekly additions include titles on education and public schooling, USUN/UNESCO materials, and new biographies and plays by authors such as Harvey, Nearing, Logan, and Pat.
Wisconsin Automobile Trades Association adopts resolutions at annual convention urging larger state funding for the motor vehicle department, stronger enforcement of highway safety laws, and removal of unsafe vehicles. It notes prewar removal rates of 40,000 vs about 12,000 now, calls for halting sale of obviously unfit cars, and promises legislative action on unemployment compensation inequities while supporting road safety efforts.
A 13 year old vacationer Peter Shearer was swept into the water at Stronsay Orkney islands. First Officer I Smith of the Aberdeen collier Deedon plunged in fully clothed and recovered Peter and then retrieved a wallet with bank notes from his coat pocket.
The article reviews a University of Wisconsin account on air travel and world peace efforts. It notes Pan American Airways promoting international air travel and aviation policy, with author experience from a 1941 publication and the writer’s wartime Navy flying and current pilot credentials.
The National Safety Council notes Connecticut again tops safety charts in 1949 with the five to fourteen age group least prone to accidents. The title, tied to a little girl as perpetual nominee, moves with her from New Jersey back to Connecticut.
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