Moscow Talks Silence Signals Hope For Peace Efforts
Article notes the Moscow conference is keeping leaks to a minimum with Western envoys and Stalin, suggesting that lack of public disclosure may aid frank discussions and potential progress on Berlin blockade. It argues restraint could allow retreat without public pressure and that Russia must concede only modest irritations for temporary cooperation.
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Moscow
Russia
Berlin
Kremlin
Yalta
Truman
State Department
Fragmentary Scribbles Echo Mysterious Quote
A cryptic, partially readable line appears with odd snippets and a closing attribution to Jed M, leaving interpretation uncertain and the surrounding context unreadable. The fragment hints at a playful or cryptic thought without clear event or person details.
Dewey Declines Direct Control Of Special Session
Thomas E. Dewey will not direct the special session from Pawling Farm. He plans to sit on the sidelines while GOP leaders Robert Taft and Joseph W. Martin Jr. set strategy, with Herbert Brownell Jr. at national headquarters keeping him informed. Dewey aims to shape the fall campaign and avoid Truman’s political trap.
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Ee Thomas E. Dewey
Pawling Farm
Dewey
GOP
Republican Party
Congress
Robert Taft
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Republican National
Washington
White House
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Truman
Conress
Poise Described as Easy Feel of Fame Across Classes
A concise meditation notes poise as effortless assurance felt by kings laborers children and debs who feel they are a hit or indifferent to it.
A Statesman’s Stance on Responsibility and Outcomes
A noted quotation reflects a statesman avoiding admission of wrongdoing by claiming lack of knowledge of consequences. It critiques political rhetoric that excuses actions by unknown results, emphasizing accountability and foresight in leadership.
Diplomacy Shifts to Quiet Four-Power Talks on Berlin Blockade
The piece argues that four governments must work privately to resolve the Berlin blockade, stressing ambassadors meeting in Moscow without public statements, avoiding public pressure and war risks. It notes past failures of public diplomacy and praises a quiet, realistic approach to adjust international questions without appeasement or surrender of principles.
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Moscow
Washington
Great Britain
France
United States
Berlin
Britain
London
Paris
Munich
Competition and progress urged amid Gloucester reflections
A Gloucester reader cites lessons from history and industry about competition fueling innovation and growth. He argues that unease with rivalry harms schooling and society, noting railroads mills and farms thrived from competition and urging children to compete to secure future success.
Opstedal tenure hangs on political balance in Wisconsin
Madison observers propose two explanations for Gov Rennebohm's refusal to accept Personnel Director A J Opstedal's resignation. One fears no successor and the other suspects campaign risk from a personnel shake up during the nomination season.
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Madison
Wis
Statehouse
Oscar A. Rennebohm
A. J. Opsteda
Capitol
Opstedal
Rennebohm
Ysicians
Opste
Civil Rights Debate in Senate Stalls Poll Tax Action
The Senate, blocked by southern filibuster, drops the poll tax bill and delays Truman civil rights program. Republicans promise rules change next January to reconsider the measure while highlighting actions on armed services and government employment desegregation.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
New Hampshire
Truman
Mr. Truman
South
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Philadelphia
Ber
Questions and Answers From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau answers reader questions on aging citizenship voting the meaning of diet the Monitor wreck the Baha i Temple dome size and what constitutes a fed game. The column cites cases of aged individuals Texas oil production and other brief curiosities. The tone is plain Q and A with concise factual responses.
Dreams Explained According to Ancient Practice
A sales blurb from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau promotes a 32 page booklet on dream interpretation. It claims dreams come from ancient practice and invites readers to mail 10 cents to Washington DC for a copy. It features Aunt Julie recounting dreams at breakfast as a relatable hook.
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Shakespeare
Julie
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington 2
D. C
Large Catfish Catch Report From Wolf River
The Wolf River in Wisconsin yields big catfish with Ethan Erdman of Weyauwega taking five from a single hole, the largest weighing 20 pounds. Wisconsin resorts report 14 muskies caught in 14 days at Bob Cammack’s yachtward, with two by locals and the rest by out of state visitors.
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Madison
Wis
Wolf River
George H. Dobbins
Ethan Erdman
Dobbins
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Bob Cammack
Yward
Husband Calls Police After Domestic Dispute Incident
A man identified as Sare was charged with drunkenness after police arrived at his home following a reported argument with his wife. He admitted calling the police, saying he was the one who summoned them and that he was not in the mood.
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Sare
Toward a United Europe Gains Momentum Across West
For nearly 150 years statesmen sought a United States of Europe but only now with the threat of communism does progress sharpen. Britain France Belgium Holland Luxembourg join a Western European bloc and back Marshall Plan recovery, signaling a possible nucleus for a federated Europe.
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United States
Europe
Western Europe
United States of Europe
London
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
America
Italy
Sforza
Mussolini
Asia
South American
Reynaud
Attlee
Bevin
England
Winston Churchl
Melba Wenzel returns from Europe to Ashland
Miss Melba Wenzel formerly of La Crosse now teaches in Ashland Wisconsin has come back from a summer European trip visiting England Holland Belgium France and Switzerland She is in Rockford Illinois to spend the rest of the summer with her parents and will resume teaching English at Ashland high in September.
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Melba Wenzel
la Crosse
Ashland
Wis
Europe
England
Holland
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Rockford, Ill
C. E. Wenzel
Ashland High School
Lester Matson
Los Angeles
Calif
Matson
John Halvorson
Park Avenue
Steve Speidle
Richland Center
Myrick Park
A. H. Mohrhusen
Forest Hills
Long Island
Edward Olson
Melvin Olson
Adams Street
Civil Service Exam Offered for Army Engineers
Veterans may apply for CPC-5 job at locks and dams on the Mississippi between Minneapolis and Guttenberg. Salary 2573.52 per year. Open to U S citizens or those with allegiance, ages 18 to 62 with veteran exemptions. Applications due by September 7 at St Paul offices or nearby post offices.
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Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Corps of
Department of the Army
Paul
Kman
CPC-5
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Guttenberg
Iowa
United States
U.S Civil Service Examiners
Corps of Engineers
U. S
Custom House
St. Paul 1
Minn
U. S. Civil Service Region
Post Office and Custom House
Resume Oil Hunt in Bavarian Mountains
Germany resumes oil exploration after wartime pause as geologists probe Bavarian mountains for deep soil oil. Test drillings underway in several sites show meager results. the lone active wells in northern Germany around Hannover yield only small amounts.
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Munich
Germany
Hannover
Pheasants Restocked to Guam After War
Fifty five ring necked pheasants were flown from California to Guam in a C 47 aircraft in 1945 to restock bird populations depleted by wartime losses. The game birds originated in America and were moved to Pacific islands for conservation.
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California
Guam
America
Pacific
Moon wanderer affects eclipse timings
The moon drifts slightly from its predicted path, at most about 20 miles, causing small errors in eclipse schedules.
La Crosse Tribune Staff and publication details
An editorial and staff directory for the La Crosse Tribune lists editors and department heads, publication schedule, address at 4th and Cass Streets, La Crosse Wisconsin, and AP affiliation. It notes delivery options, circulation hours, and mail subscription rates with terms and rates.
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la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
la Ciosse
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