Arabs Face Perils of Exploitation From Moscow
In a measured critique a columnist argues Arabs must recognize dangers of Soviet exploitation while pursuing independence. He warns West and Arab nations alike against escalating East West tensions that could trigger wider conflict in the volatile Middle East.
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United States
West
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Middle East
America
Robert Murphy
Nasser
United Arab Republic
American character and resolve in wartime cited by Churchill and Henry
The piece argues the United States stays steadfast in war, refusing surrender or complacency. It cites Patrick Henry’s pledge of liberty, Churchill’s 1941 warning about “sugar candy” minds, and the enduring duty of Americans to pursue liberty despite danger and public doubt. It ends with a biblical reflection on judgment and life.
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America
Meuse-Argonne
Africa
Philippines
North Korea
Belgian Bulge
Lawrence
Decatur
Jones
Patrick Henry
Winston Churchill
Canada
United States
Prairies
National Guard
Congress
Charles Dick
Ohio National Guard
Steinle Campaign Fails To Show Aggressiveness In Wisconsin
Madison report notes Roland Steinle’s weak early campaign as Republicans fret over lack of a clear plan to challenge Sen. William Proxmire. Proxmire emphasizes budget cuts and tax relief, while Steinle lags in media outreach and concrete proposals.
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Steinle
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Roland J. Steinle
William Proxmire
Senate
Washington
Proxmire
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Steinie
Sen. Proxmire
Woman Embroiders Cattle Brands for Convention Attire
A Kansas woman attends a cattlemen's convention in the city and to honor the trip she sews a blouse embroidered with every cattle brand she knows. While her husband registers at the hotel, two elderly cattlemen study her garment and remark that the blouse has "changed hands a lot."
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Kansas
Self-made man quips puzzle about bragging in club chat
In a Montreal Star excerpt, a club bore asks why his friend looks puzzled when he calls himself a self-made man. The friend replies he cannot tell if the boast is pride or apology.
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Montreal Star
Pield Enterprises, Inc
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1938
Gen John J Pershing recovers from illness and sails from New York for a Europe tour. Fritz Kuhn of the German American Bund denies espionage plans in the U S amid charges in Washington. Inter-State Fair closes with strong attendance, and Pythian Sisters conventions open with committee members listed. Margaret Ann Medinger weds Carl W Figgie at home, and La Crosse garden tea plans are announced. Madison resident back from Europe visits Stoddard Hotel. Thirty years ago 1928 reports a slaying suspect captured and a former La Crosse teacher referenced.
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John J. Pershing
New York
Europe
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
U.S
Washington
Joseph Frisch
K. P
L. H. Robinson
John P. Roop
Fred Kramer
Jesse Ruplin
May Morgan
Pearl Instenes
Margaret Ann
Ben Medinger
Green Bay St
Carl
Questions and Answers from the Washington Information Bureau
A page of Q and A items from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau covers questions on religious garb the Geneva gown the half vote convention delegates Algeria's desert and usable land ships rules of the road and a children's animal picture book. It also lists local notices and civic items such as a proposed bus line for La Crosse and wartime updates with names of local figures and events.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N.W
Washington, D.C
Washington Information Bureau
American Museum of Natural History
Eye St
N.W
Eisenhower speech backs Near East peace stance
President Eisenhower's UN General Assembly address champions self determination and small nation sovereignty amid Soviet aggression. He urges U N backed regional economic development and warns against external interference while calling for international cooperation to police troubled areas. The piece notes Arab nationalism alongside U S support and questions Soviet aims in the Near East.
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United States
Lebanon
America
Wilson
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Near East
U.N
U.N. Ma
Chinery
Soviet Union
Free World
The End of the Road by John Barth review
A critic chronicles Jacob Horner's path from a doctor’s odd cure to teaching at Wicomico State. Horner seduces two women as the rambling tale builds toward a climactic ending that challenges credulity and patience. The piece notes Barth's shift from The Floating Opera to this uneven later work.
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John Barth
Doubleday
Jacob Horner
Jake
Wicomico State
Portraits James Metcalfe Gossiper
A poem critiques a gossiping figure named James Metcalfe who spreads rumors about others. It questions motive and truth while noting public indifference to private tattle and the vanity of a chronic gossiper.
Man Applies For FCC License To Operate Electric Door Openers
Kaiser Industries executive Chad Calhoun buys radio door openers for his cars then seeks FCC license forms. He blanks items six and 11 about transmitter class and antenna data, worries about crystal control, and questions why door openers require broadcasting regulation. He laments possible jail or padlock if unlicensed.
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Washington
Chad F. Calhoun
Kaiser Industries Corporation
Sam
RCA
Calhoun
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Tomo
Hay fever and allergy relief through testing and remedies
The article explains hay fever as an allergy to pollen including ragweed. It covers skin testing to identify responsible pollen, desensitization injections, avoiding ragweed, air conditioning with filtration, antihistamines, and pollen extract dosing to reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.
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North America
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Publication Details
Publication and staff details for The La Crosse Tribune are listed, including publisher W T Burgess, business and production manager E L Burgess, and advertising staff. Rate schedules for La Crosse area subscriptions and mail options are shown along with carrier delivery notes and branch identifiers.
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la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
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Cass St
C. C. Looney
Suitor
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A. H. Mitchell
A. J. Roberge
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A. O. Scott
A. M. Brayton
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S. 6Th St
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King
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United Nations General Assembly
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Mr. Garland
England
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