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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1948
Page
3
A 1947 Wisconsin traffic report shows 72 children died in motor vehicle crashes last year. Chief Ivan Wright notes parents, police, motorists, and teachers must share the duty of protecting children on the way to and from school and instilling safe traffic habits.
Queenie a four year old dog flown from New York to Prescott Arizona faces a delicate operation to save her life after a pin like object is found lodged in the sac around her heart. Dr George A Scheetz Prescott veterinarian notes the dog has one chance in a million to survive the procedure. Ben Schneider owner says Queenie joined her master after a long journey from Los An- geles.
Chief Wright urged motorists to slow to 15 mph in school zones and pass school buses cautiously. He noted patrols guide children, schools mark zones, and driver care remains essential for child safety. The talk emphasized shared responsibility to keep young students safe.
More than 825 000 fires occurred in 1946 in the United States and about sixty percent were extinguished by users when the blazes were still small.
The Republican voluntary committee of Wisconsin reported to the secretary of state it spent 97 973 dollars from July 10 to October 23 1948 on party work and candidates. The People’s Committee for Rennebohm for Governor received 28 109 dollars, spent 27 579 and owes 11 447. Davis for Congress club received 2 899, spent 229 and owes 2 177. Keep Byrnes in Congress committee reported receipts 2 546 and expenditures 1 902. New Zealand firms insure against royal tour cancellation next year.
Butler Pa. Camello Gar biello Avella and his son are in the veterans hospital here the father for gas poisoning from World War I and the son for a lost leg from World War II. Both injuries occurred in France. Ceres is the largest planetoid about 480 miles in diameter.
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