United States Proposes U N Mediation for Middle East
The United States recommends U N mediated measures to defuse Arab militancy, share water resources, and tackle the refugee issue. It urges establishing stabilizing institutions under the U N to replace colonial policies, with Israel Arab relations and oil company participation as central points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Middle East
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Israel
Congress Prepares To Quit Acknowledges Political Pressure
As Congress nears a summer recess and a fall election race heats up, the piece notes the Democratic control and looming re elections. It highlights postSputnik shock, creation of an outer space agency, and defense reforms while signaling budget talks on foreign aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Middle East
New Rules For The Noodle Business
Frederick C. Othman notes federal rules now govern noodle advertising and labeling. Noodles including macaroni and spaghetti cannot be marketed as high protein or low starch, and egg content must be stated truthfully on moisture free basis. Chinese noodles are exempt and not counted.
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Washington
Sam
Federal Trade Commission
Portraits of James Metcalfe and Kristina Darling
A private school start is planned for Kristina Darling as she enters senior high school. Her mother expresses confidence in her daughter’s brilliant mind and expected academic success, wishing her luck and blessings for the years ahead.
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Kristina Darling
Field Enterprises, Inc
No Justice From American Home Pals and Pups
A light anecdote contrasts family roles with pet care as a dog adoption leads to mother taking charge of walks feeds and baths while a Denver record shop confirms a Bunny Hop request from a forgetful caller highlighting small town mix ups.
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Poppa
Pooch
Fido
Junior
Father
Denver
Colo
Ray Anthony
Barkley Defeats Chandler in Kentucky Balloting
Snapshot of 1938 Kentucky primary results shows Senator Alben W Barkley defeating Governor A B Chandler amid quotes from a defeated opponent. UAW executive board in Detroit suspends three of four international vice presidents for conspiring to disrupt the union and turn it over to Communists. La Crosse plans a large delegation for a Sparta dinner backing McCoy’s permanent Army camp. Bonadurer chairsWisconsin parade committee for the event.
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Alben W. Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
UAW
Detroit
CIO Union
la Crosse
Sparta
McCoy
William Bonadurer
Wis
Quiz questions and local notices from La Crosse Tribune
A collage of reader Q and As on American origins and bananas with a bird care booklet offer, plus civic notes on conventions and several 20th century events, marriages, candidacies, and obituaries from La Crosse. Contains lists of names, locations, and dates alongside old dispatches and anniversaries.
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la Crosse Tribune
Eye St
N. W
Washington
D.C
West Salem Band Invited to Labor Day Parade by La Crosse Unions
Curtis S. Beers, West Salem Bandmaster, thanks La Crosse labor unions for inviting the band to their Labor Day parade. He notes bandsmen's good relations with La Crosse residents, praises past reception, and urges actions to curb bicycle riders and rowdies interfering with the parade route. He cites his 30 years of parade experience in multiple states and requests community cooperation to improve future performances.
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la Crosse
West Salem
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
American Legion
Curtis S. Beers
Dulles Speech in Brazil Defends U S Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Dulles warned critics that peace rests on two paths: military force when necessary and moral force backed by a united country. He argued appeasement leads to defeat, cited United Nations discussion and U S resolve to defend territorial integrity, with actions in the Middle East as proof of readiness to fight for a just cause.
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Dulles
Brazil
Washington
America
Stooges
Middle East
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Europe
Wisconsin Democrats Struggle With La Follette Legacy
In Madison, a Wisconsin Democrat notes the party’s drift from old La Follette liberalism, especially the public ownership plank. The piece recalls historic state ownership ideas from mines to utilities and questions whether the issue now lacks appeal or has faded from the platform.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Democratic Party
la Follette
Wisconsin
Wynguard
Doctor explains hives urticaria and its challenges
The doctor outlines allergic hives or urticaria, noting their unpredictable appearance and varied causes from foods to drugs. Chronic cases can last months or years, and diagnosis is hard due to nonuniform skin reactions. antihistamines offer relief but do not cure the underlying issue.
La Crosse Tribune Publication and Subscription Details
The La Crosse Tribune outlines publication schedule and contact details. It lists delivery areas La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent and rates including 12 for one year 6 50 for six months and 3 50 for three months with regional mail options and advertising representatives.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and Casy Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Crosse
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
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Frederick C.othman
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
James Metcalfe
Kris
Music
Joseph K. Kidder
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N.W
Washington, D.C
The
France
Spain
Tropics
H.M. A
Bird Pet Care
Consin Ellis
William F. Miller
Grant William Dickman
Sumner
Iowa
Gertrude Walier
King St
Ruth van Atta
Edward Leuth
Pine St
Vern Bottenfield
Clinton
Rudolph M. Schlabach
S. 16Th St
Self
Adriatic
Joseph Yellinik
la Crosse River
First Bridge
Rubber Mills
Mary Bentzen
Isle Royale
Mich
Peru
Loren Smith
Loren Mills
Lutz Fur Co
Second
Main Sts
Arthur C. Klein
Cass
G. A. Wieser
M. A. Goff
Hugh Fanning
H. T. Braa
Camp Douglas
Wilhelmshaven
March Baves
Diamond Shoals
Hatteras
N.C
Barksdale
Dupont
Borge Gundersen
A. Gundersen
Army
Copenhagen
Howard Mumford Jones
University of Montana
Clare Edgar McLure
Missoula
Mont
Art Ruplin
Albert Novak
Susanna Novak
Johnson St
Washburn Public Library
Herman L. Ekern
Assembly
J. E. Abbott
George Beedle
John L. Bristow
LaFollette
U.S
Kansas
W. L. Colburn
North Western Road
Baraboo
William L. Garbers
Barre
E. J. Kneen
J. Webber
Kane St
Fred B. Smith
Stoddard
Lake Okibojia
F. L. Gross
National Travellers Assn
Milwaukee
David Lawrence
Lawrence
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
John Wyngaard
Fred R. Zimmerman
Progressive Party
Ashland
Phil la Follette
Dwin P. Jordan
R. L. Barceers
J. E. Lienlokken
Leeward Lee
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