LaCrosse Tribune backs Governor Goodland over Jim Law
The La Crosse Tribune endorses Walter S. Goodland for Wisconsin governor, criticizing Jim Law for balancing state duties as highway chairman with candidacy. It praises Goodland while noting disagreements on highway fund details and other issues, and urges support for the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames R. Law
la Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Jim Law
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Law
Madison
Highway Commission
U S Demands Reparations Action Over Manchurian Looting
The piece argues the United States should halt normal reparations from Germany to Russia until the Manchuria looting by the Soviet Union is resolved. It cites Ambassador Pauley at two billion dollars, calls Moscow’s actions a brutal history of resource grab and economic wreckage in the Far East, and warns appeasement repeats Berlin’s fate.
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Russia
Manchuria
United States
Germany
Moscow
Pauley
Far East
Berlin
Congressman Coffee Calls Maligned Figure, Demands Step Down
Congressman Coffee claims his secretary received a $2,500 check and denounces unprecedented malignment. He calls for the subject to step down immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Coffee
OPA Reverses Rollback Aims Aug 1 Prices Rise
The OPA shifts from planned June 30 rollback to price levels August 1 signaling higher costs. A warning change targets congressmen urging never attend a party or accept a $2,500 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
United States Joins World Court With Strong Senate Vote
The U S senate approved joining the world court by a 60 to 2 vote, giving the United States compulsory jurisdiction in a wide range of cases. The move, long debated since McKinley to Hoover, marks a pivotal shift toward international legal arbitration and could influence global acceptance of the court’s authority under the United Nations.
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Washington Times
United States Senate
Senate
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Court of International Justice
League of Nations
World Court
League
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
United Nations
U.S. Senate
America
United States
Supreme Court
Social Security Debate Faces New Congress
Francis M. Le May outlines unsolved issues in the U.S. Social Security program as the 80th Congress prepares January action. Key questions include coverage for 20 million uncovered workers, options for disability and health protection, and possible payroll tax increases to fund solvency.
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James Marlow
Washington
Joe
John
80Th Congress
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Leonard J. Calhoun
White House
Truman
Tribune Milestones Recall Decades Past in Local Notes
Ten years ago the chess club elected officers and a local member moved to Los Angeles. Twenty years ago Chicago visitors and local luminaries planned doubles tennis matches. Thirty years ago marriages and paving work on St James street were noted along with streetcar and street improvements. Forty years ago bridge passes rose, transit plans loomed, and artesian well work neared completion in La Crosse.
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Walter Heyn
H. E. Bentrup
Viroqua
H. L. Atlee
Adoph Bue
C. E. Jones
H. H. Gauper
J. L. Shellman
South Eighth Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Adley Truck Company
Louise Mueller
State Street
Canada
Minnesota
Christine Chadwell
Chicago
Ill
Emma Maude Batchelder
South 17Th Street
Franklin Pamperin
Les McKay
Frank Goodenough
la Crosse
Billings
Mont
Wm. A. Freehoff
Ruth Williams
Waukesha
St. James Street
Rose and
Caledonia Streets
Blanche Secor
North 10Th Street
Lawrence Benny
la Crosse Tribune
Julius Gamm
la Crosse Street Car Company
Detroit City Railway
Auto Rapid Transit Company
Onalaska
Windsor and
La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press Masthead
La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press publishes afternoon and Sunday editions with publisher and editors listed. It notes second class matter at the La Crosse post office and AP news rights and syndicate membership.
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LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
LA Crosse
Wic
Tribune and Leader-Press
Lee Newspaper
Associated Press
Love News
Wisconsin Governor Goodland Faces Bitter Criticism in Campaign
In Madison Wisconsin Governor Goodland vents anger at opponents Ralph Immell and Delbert Kenney accusing them of vile campaigning. Observers say his rare temper flare reflects a long calm career and a first serious attack from political rivals.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Goodland
Ralph Immell
Delbert Kenney
Monly Wroth
Gov. Goodland
State Capitol
Answers to reader questions from The La Crosse Tribune Bureau
The Haskin Service provides questions and answers on diverse topics. Topics include meteors visibility in August and the Perseids, the relighting of the Statue of Liberty on May 8 1945, meat composition, differences between a lobster claw sizes, U S Mint coin production up to 1945, and military mail status for Alaska based personnel.
Children's Animal Picture Book offered for fifteen cents
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau advertises a children’s animal picture book with thirty two mammals, lifelike photos from the American Museum of Natural History. Send fifteen cents postpaid with the coupon to Washington DC address for a copy.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye Street
N. E
Washington, D. C
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Eye St
Washington 2
D. C
Naine Street or Rural Route City State
Readable line presents a route description from Mall to Washington D C through Naine Street or Rural Route City State, indicating local travel guidance.
Balkans Danger Spot in Greek Albanian Tensions
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes a high risk standoff in the Balkans as Greece and Albania clash over UN membership and northern Epirus. He notes Yugoslavia and Britain backing their sides, with large troop deployments and a looming plebiscite shaping Greece’s future monarchy amid Cold War pressures.
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Greece
United Nations
Albania
World Organization
Balkans
Vassili Dendramis
U. N
Ali Kuci
Epirus
Athens
George
Britain
Dardanelles
Suez Canal
Middle East
Nursery school benefits and public debate on parking meters
Editor argues nursery schools aid child development and parenthood, calling for steady support and integration into schools. In La Crosse views, reader proposes two hour parking around the court house to ease downtown shopping, urging business support for rural trade.
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Tribune
la Crosse
Court House
North Fourth Street
State
Vine Streets
Court House Square
H. Secord
Onalaska
Local leaders urged to study Winona parking meters
La Crosse business men and Chamber of Commerce officials should visit Winona to see meters in use. The article argues firsthand trial could save the city thousands and sway council support before a final decision. It closes with a note that the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan has routed locusts from the country.
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la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Winona
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Heil
la Follette
Republican Organization
Walter Goodland
Haskin Service
U. S
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Army
Animal
Naine
FORD
DeWitt Mackenzie
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Balkan
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
F. H
Doc) Frey
Sudan
Stokers
Scott Burgess
Copeland Avenue
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