Outspoken Harvard Economist Stands Out In U S Economic Views
Economists vary in interpreting the U S economy with one figure, Gabriel Hauge, standing out. Hauge predicted a short recession and opposed pump priming while Time later corroborated his accuracy. A bank later named him chair of its finance committee.
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U.S
Sumner Schlichter
Harvard
Schlichter
Department of Commerce
Gabriel Hauge
Eisenhower
Congress
Hauge
Of Duck Hunters And Moon Shooters
The piece compares Mississippi River duck hunters and U S Air Force moon shooters, noting both share persistence after a failed try. It highlights duck hunters' readiness and the missile team’s analysis of wreckage, suggesting a spirit of fellowship between the two groups in facing difficult attempts.
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Duck Hunters and
Moon Shooters
U.S. Air Force
Wisconsin Campaign Feud Heats Up Early In Governor Race
In Madison Wisconsin observers see the Thomson Nelson gubernatorial contest heating up weeks early with harsh rhetoric. The rivals Tom Thomson and Nelson have a long history and mutual distrust fueling intensified attacks as campaign chatter grows louder before voting.
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Wyngaard
Thomson - Nelson
Governorship Campaign Promises A Polite Yet Heated Battle
The campaign unfolds with restrained rhetoric from both principals who enjoy the fight and are skilled at it. Observers note personalities fueling the choler, making the race for governor among the most interesting in recent times.
Dial A Prayer and the New Tech Religion
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins speaks at a seminar funded by the Fund for the Republic about the Dial A Prayer movement. The speaker denounces devices like Harwell Thinkometar and Dynami cator that steer or teach without effort, fearing machines replacing personal faith and devotion.
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Robert M. Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Harwell
Happiness and Purpose in the Mind's Use by Robert M Hutchins
The Esquire piece argues that true happiness stems from using one's mind, a distinction that separates humans from brutes. It notes that many successful men feel futility and boredom after achieving career success and struggle with what to do next with themselves.
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Robert M. Hutchins
Esquire
America
Review of News in Years Past 1938 Highlights Local Incidents
A recap of events from 1938 notes William Haase Jr. swallowing a safety pin and being treated in La Crosse, Alfred Libke pleading not guilty to murder, a La Crosse business closure and Harrison Co. expansion, a health nuisance battle over a rendering plant, a 16 pound pickerel catch, and a secretary to Mrs. Roosevelt aiding swimming. Also mentions a marriage in Hampton, Iowa, and a Ladies' Aid head.
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William
William Haase Jr
Wilton
la Crosse
Alfred Libke
Sparta
Pearl Millard
Bartlett and Gordon, Inc
Carter H. Harrison and Co
Don Gordon
S. 17Th
Bartlett and Gordon
Harrison Firm
Stoddard Hotel
South la Crosse
Murphy
Jim Anderson
Onalaska
Black River
Dorothy Dow
E. E. Dow
S. 16Th
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frank W. Sisson
Main St
Gertie Pederson
T. K. Pederson
S. 15Th St
New Hampton
Iowa
Henrietta Vollenweider
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salter Memorial Methodist Church
Readers seek facts through La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Readers submit questions to the bureau for answers on geography clocks and aviation history. Answers cite Brownsville to Panhandle distances 801 miles and Sabine to Rio Grande 773 miles.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N.W
Washington, D.C
State of Texas
D.B
Brownsville
Panhandle
Sabine
Newton County
Rio Grande
el Paso
Readers Questions About Carotenemia Hernias And Heart Transpositions
A mother asks if a baby’s yellow skin could come from carrot carotene and how to test. A child with a previous inguinal hernia may still have a descended testicle, with debate on treatment timing and method. A father questions heart transposition with a hole. surgery may repair the defect, not the heart’s position. An older son has a head scar with non regrowth of hair, suggesting potential future surgery for cosmetic and balance concerns.
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Vhce
A.K
Mr. K
Ike and Faubus Acknowledged Yet No Road to Settlement
The essays discuss President Eisenhower and Governor Faubus and their views on enforcing federal court orders in Little Rock. A legal path exists via deputized U S marshals to uphold decrees, yet public sentiment remains the big hurdle and peaceful resistance is emphasized as constitutional.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Eisenhower Lawrence
United States
Congress
U.S
Pullman
Illinois
Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Herald Tribune
Probstein Mystery Chapter No 2 Awaits Senate Probe
The Senate racket investigation into the Teamsters begins to resemble a Holmes mystery. Indianapolis attorney David Probstein, missing four years, is linked to the State Cab Co and a web of union figures including Gus Zapas. Hoffa and other officials seek clues as Chapter 2 looms.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
Sherlock Holmes
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
David Probstein
Indianapolis
Mississippi River
South Sea Isle
Probstein
Ind
State Cab Co
Teamsters
Bma
Jimmy Hoffa
St. Louis
New York
Hoffa
Detroit
Gus Zapas
Claypool
Zapas
Chicago
Bluecoats
Gene San Soucie
Gus
Indiana
Bartenders’ Union
Cab Corporation
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Portraits My Mind Wakes Up By Daybreak
A poem from 1958 Field Enterprises asserts the mind can store important dates and notes without written records. It describes waking, sleep, and the mind retrieving messages on dawn. The piece praises mental discipline and the brain as a reliable memory mechanism.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Washington Notes and Jests at Dulles Office Desk
Douglas Larsen visits Al Lubin and notes twine on a secretary’s desk. Lubin jokes that every action in the office has a string attached. Sherman Adams endures hotel jokes at a Saints and Sinners lunch while Hagerty is parodied. Senator Theodore Green jokes about hash at a White House luncheon.
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al Lubin
Sherman Adams
Saints and Sinners
White House
Jim Hagerty
The
Washington
Hagerty
Adams
Sherm
Boston
Sen
Theodore Francis Green
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff list
A historical masthead lists L T Burgess publisher E L Burgess business manager Howard Colvin retail advertising Maxine Kahler general advertising Luther Wilkins classified manager A E Teachout North Side Manager with pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions across La Crosse area and beyond.
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la Crosse Tribune
Tt. T. Burgess
E. L. Burgess
Howard Colvin
Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
A. E. Teachout
North Side
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay
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John Wyngaard
Thomson
Nelson
Madison
Wis
Observer
Wisconsin
Elmer Hauge
Avon St
Blackhawk Limited
Grand Crossing
Wilbert Soules
Smith
William Allen White
Minneapolis
Con Westra
Peter Borgen
New Amsterdam
Thorvald Larson
Gill
Coulee
Stone
State Conservation Commission
Park
Isle la Plume
Carl Miller
Herman Kramer
Green Bay
Kramer
Standard Oil
Landis
Supreme Court
Burlington Road
Pullman Co
William Plunkett
Park Falls
Tillie
Gertrude
Mary Plunkett
5Th Ave. S
P. E. Stevens
NEA Service, Inc
Eye St
N. W
Washington, D. C
N.A. A
C.R
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Herbert Hoover
NACA
Langley Aeronautical Laboratory
Edwin P. Jordan
David Lawrence
Ike
Frederick Othman
Old Gene
James Metcalfe
Douglas Larsen
Green
4Th and Cass Sts
Lee Newspaper Group and & Re
Associated Press
AP News Dispatches
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
A. W. Rice
Leeward Lee State
ED Keefe
Mer
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