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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1949
Page
7
Hal Boyle recalls a sunbaked resort scene where a fat man quarrels with a towheaded five year old who turns a beach game into a hunt for prehistoric animals. The boy's animal book leads to a playful duel of guesses ending with the man naming a pig as the answer.
AP foreign affairs analyst notes that General MacArthur’s push for a Japan peace treaty faces allied rifts among the big four and the Far Eastern commission. China’s Civil War and potential shifts threaten unity, while timely action remains urged as a lesson from Europe’s delayed settlements.
Moundsville claims to be the only West Virginia city offering free sound movies for residents. Two nights weekly in summer feature films shown at two public playgrounds after a variety program of band music and singing.
Malaria remains a lethal global health threat with more than two million deaths reported annually. Health experts urge intensified prevention, rapid diagnosis, and effective treatment to curb the loss of life.
A weather station in Stuttgart Germany was about to issue a storm warning when a lightning strike hit the telephone exchange knocking the station out of commission.
Readers receive factual Q and A on WWII end dates high speed flight and mammals. The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides brief answers with citations from experts including Smithsonian researchers and aviation records. A 25 cent postpaid request form is included.
Two cars collided behind a halted bus on Rose Viaduct at 3 20 p m Monday causing at least 110 in damage police report. Harvey B Briggs 1521 Kane Street stopped behind the bus while Erwin Sweet Charles City Ia was pulled from the curb after a collision with John F Well ner 908 Vine Street causing front bumper and other damages.
Ten people were arrested after a Labor Day parade protests in Omaha with fights breaking out along the march. Police say some individuals distributed Communist party handbills and bystanders clashed. no serious injuries reported. Warren Batterson of Omaha, 39, a Communist party leader for Iowa Nebraska and Kansas, was charged with disturbing the peace and released on bond.
The Austrian cabinet votes to raise wages and prices, boosting gas and electric rates and increasing railroad and streetcar fares. The move follows fiscal pressures and aims to stabilize public finances.
Four former army sergeants resumed a six year ongoing pinocle game started in training camp. They planned a Labor Day renewal as an annus event, continuing two years after a renewal in Upper Sandusky Ohio. Host George Little of Indianapolis led H. H. Barrick of Upper Smyth Chicago and Shaffer of Cleveland. There is no word for kiss in Japanese.
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