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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1950

Page

6

City County Unity Urged for Civic Center Plan

Editorial urges joint city county action to advance the downtown civic center project. It calls on the city council to engage the county board over Fourth and Vine land, suggesting a merged city county building to house offices and a jail, with broader future development in mind.

ITV Fred Steele Civic Center Ahrens Fourth and Vine Zahn Greene Court House Steele

We Must Be On The Alert In Germany

A commentary warns that Germany sits at the fault line of East West power with the Ruhr under Soviet risk. It urges rapid decision on manpower for German defense and warns the United States must act to deter a potential Russian advance through Europe.

Germany Ermany Korea Europe U. S Russia West Germany America Oattle United States Ruhr West Congress Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committees

David Lawrence Dispatch Examines Cold War Spending

Congressional records cite a U S News World Report analysis showing $50 billion over four years largely funded military housekeeping. Only about $4 billion went to aircraft and $6.2 billion to combat units, while manpower and noncombat costs absorbed most funds.

Air Force Navy Pearl Harbor

Wisconsin Democrats gird for fall election gains

In Madison Wisconsin the Democratic party reorganization gains strength as campaigns attract more candidates at both state and local levels. Republicans still lead in numbers and experience but Democrats deploy a party press office and a full staff signaling improved organization and future prospects. A brisk Democratic Organizing Committee press agent underscores growing vitality.

Madison Wis Democratic Party Republican Party Wyngaard Progressive Party Capital Square Democratic Organizing Committee Wisconsin

Baruch urges quick stand-by price and wage controls

Washington action signals Congress may grant Truman power to freeze prices and wages. Baruch, longtime economic adviser, urged firm, immediate measures but stopped short of full control. The plan would let Truman act swiftly while Congress prepares.

Washington Bernard Baruch Congress Truman Baruch

Vernon County Supervisors Move Meeting To Dodge Deer Season

Residents cheer as the Vernon county board votes to shift the November 14 meeting to November 8 to avoid clashing with opening deer season. The move spares members from early guilt trips over missing funeral duties and keeps local business running. A separate note reports a yellow grey cat stuck in a Kane street tree since Friday July 28, attracting calls to residents and a wary fire department. Mayor Henry Ahrens jokes about sardines drawing the cat down, while tree-watchers monitor the situation.

Board of Supervisors Grandma North Woods Kane Street Cal Fire Department Henry Ahrens

Washington Merry-Go-Round Traces at a Meet

Washington leaders discuss President Truman’s request for an additional 4 billion dollars to aid allies. Connally demands redirecting funds from ECA to military aid while Short objects to bypassing committees. Acheson defends aid as essential to Europe’s stability and arms production.

Washington Truman Tom Connally Texas Dewey Short Missouri Connally U. S.A Acheson Europe ECA Congressman Short House White House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committees Senate House Appropriations

Ten Years Ago Mason Elected At Supreme Council Meeting

J R Johnson of La Crosse elected to 33rd degree Mason at Cincinnati ceremony. Lillian Staats of La Crosse filed for county clerk on Progressive ticket. The La Crosse Tribune notes past anniversaries and local developments.

J. R. Johnson South 23Rd Street First Federal Building and Loan Association Supreme Council Cincinnati Lillian Staats Loomis Street Bump Manufacturing Co West Avenue Bump Paper Fastener Co Albert L. Miller la Crosse Broom Co N. C Travis Street Hyde Avenue 16Th Street Miller Baby Bliss Watroo, In la Crosse St. Paul's Universalist Church Myrick Park Longbrake Hartford Wis J. S. Lowe

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