Industrial development pace noted in Iowa and Wisconsin cities
The piece highlights Burlington Iowa attracting International Resistance Company to start operations December 1 boosting local jobs from 75 to 300 500. Cedar Rapids reports expansions including Square D Martin Roasa Tractor and Pickwick Company with Civic Planning Fund support. La Crosse aims to form a county council to spur similar growth. Isaiah 45 22 quoted.
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Iowa
la Crosse County
Philadelphia
Burlington
Industrial Development Bureau
International
Cedar Rapids
Square D Company
Martin-Roasa Tractor & Equipment Company
Pickwick Company
Civic Planning Fund Committee
la Crosse
Midwest
Russ Cut Arms Distrusted Reaction To Soviet Cuts
Allied powers react with distrust to Moscow announcing armed forces cuts. The piece cautions about Russia possibly signaling cuts without full implementation and questions true troop levels and motives. It notes western allies see maintaining military power as essential for bargaining in negotiations and cites German rearmament and atomic era planning.
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Russia
Europe
Red China
North
France
Britain
United States
West Germany
Hollywood's Leo Carrillo Hosts Mexican Barbecue Spectacle
Frederick C. Othman reports from Santa Monica on Leo Carrillo's star studded Mexican barbecue. Gene Autry, Monte Montana, and Sheriff Gene Biscailuz attend as waiters serve tamales from a silver bowl amid dancers and a bonfire show lasting past midnight.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Never-Never Land
Leo Carrillo
Mexico
Carrillo
Pacific
Monte Montana
Gene Biscailuz
Los Angeles County
Atlantic City
Gene Autry
Gene
Maitre D'Hotel
Statler Hotel
Montana
Forms Break Down In Size Of Spaces For Details
The World Telegram notes the absurdity of printed forms where spaces for fields like name and address suffice, but employer names and dates do not. It highlights tiny date boxes and long employment histories as proof that forms fail to fit real data.
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New York World-Telegram
America
Somone
Wolverhampton Blvd
West Woonsocket
Congressional batting average on Eisenhower's proposals
Preliminary tabulations from Washington show 94 of Eisenhower's recommendations passed into law during the last Congress while 92 were not adopted. The report compares with a .513 average for the prior Republican session and notes Democrats may gain by ending with another session to improve the record.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Argu
White House
Capitol Dome Dems Would Control Campaign Funds In Wisconsin
Wisconsin Democrats claim if they gain power they would curb campaign money use and financing rules. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican fundraising, notes union and business funding, and questions free speech implications of spending limits.
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John Wyngaard
Capitol Dome
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Wyngaard
Treasuries
The Great Man by Al Morgan Dutton Herb Fuller Dead
A biting critique of television fame follows Ed Harris as narrator of a Fuller memorial. Behind the tributes, power players push to control the million dollar relics and a fragile TV job. The rowdy dialogue and sharp wit question fame and the business behind it.
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al Morgan
Dutton
Herb Fuller
Abe Lincoln
America
Fuller
God
Ed Harris
Harris
Sid
Nick
Rickie
Broadcasting Company
TVIP
Tviper
ADA Chief Revives McCarthyism in Defense of Left Wing
The Americans for Democratic Action led by Joseph L. Rauh Jr. claims credit for reviving the anti McCarthyite fight while warning that the broader anti Communist drive and security checks may be forgotten. Rauh attacks Nixon and Brownell, cites White and Oppenheimer era, and notes political stakes for Eisenhower Democrats ahead of 1956.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Joseph L. Rauh, Jr
The
ADA
McCarthy
Lawrence
Wisconsin
Congress
Rauh
Eisenhower
Truman
National Security Agency
Klaus Fuchs
Oppenheimer
Nixon
House Committee On
Alger Hiss
Brownell
United States
Harry Dexter White
FBI
White
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Senate
House
Mr. Truman
Moscow
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Eastland
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
House Committee On One American Activities
Communist Party
Executive
Republic
New York Herald Tribune
Johnson Plans Senate Return After Heart Attack Recovery
Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas, 47-year-old Senate leader, recuperates from a July heart attack. He weighs 185 pounds, aims for 180, follows a 1500 calorie diet, and plans to resume as majority leader in January if doctors allow. Johnson emphasizes planning and consideration to secure cooperation and advance legislation.
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Washington
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Xkev & Johnson
Ten Years Ago Salvage Efforts Highlight Tin Can Drive
La Crosse residents were urged to salvage tin cans as E E Tippey of the War Production Board led a meeting of Western Wisconsin representatives in Eau Claire. The report reflects a local focus on postwar planning and salvage efforts across the region.
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la Crosse
E. E. Tippey
War Production Board
Frank W. Sisson
Harry Hirshheimer
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Love and Autumn Bids on a September Vow
A reminiscence of summer ending and autumn romance as sentiment grows. The poem notes how changing leaves frame beauty and a lover’s vow to remain true, predicting a wedding recorded as summer yields to fall.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Pinion
W. T. Burgess
R. L. BA
Washington News Notebook
GOP
W. G. Rogers
HOT America
David Lawrence Dispatch
James Marlow
the World Today
Marlow
la Crosse Tribune
Joseph Kurth
University of Notre Dame
Aquinas High School
Philip F. la Follette
Galesville
William Freise
Wrey
George Hanson
Wisconsin Pail Firemen’s Assn
Sheboygan
West Avenue Park
North Side
Louis Kubinski
University of Illinois
R. D. Harris
Grace Harris
Clayton Harris
New York
Bert A. Jolivette
John A. Weber
Lars Instenes
Melrose
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