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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1963

Page

7

Last half century avoids depression says Sylvia Porter

As of summer 1963 the United States is 25 years since a depression, a milestone Porter calls unmatched. She contrasts the 1937–38 downturn with the milder 1960–61 recession, credits stabilizers and government programs for steady growth, and notes tax cuts now aim to sustain the no-depression record.

United States The Hall Syndicate, Inc

Castro Complains Of New U.S. Raids

The Castro regime sent a note to U Thant denouncing new U.S. aggression against Cuba. Havana radio reported an attache of Cuba's U.N. mission delivered the communique after an anti-C Castro raid on the north coast of Pinar del Rio Province.

Miami Fla U.N U Thant U.S Cuba Havana Radio Pinar del Rio

La Crosse Tribune Weekly Advertising News Promotes Tie-In Ads

The La Crosse Tribune Weekly Advertising News issued every Friday urges distributors and dealers to tie in promotions with scheduled National Advertising to appear in this newspaper.

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Advertising In This Paper For The Coming Week

The August 23 1963 list shows scheduled ads for Colonald Deans Pills Dubuque Packing Co Early Times Eza Fasteeth Fleischmanns Preferred Gilbeys Gin H L Hoffmann Jiffy Wrap wy Lanacane La Palma Mangan Oscar Mayer Co Moon Faucet Mutual Service Insurance 7A North Central Airlines Northern Natural Gas Old Sunnybrook Plastic Liner Centurite Plymouth Preparation H Punheard Machine Training Schools Volkswagen Wisconsin Dells Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial.

Colonald Dean’s Pills Dubuque Packing Co Eza Fasteeth Fleischmann’s Gilbey’s H. L. Hoffmann Lanacane la Palma Mangan Oscar Mayer & Co Moon Faucet Mutual Service Insurance Centurite Plymouth Volkswagen Wisconsin Dells

Wisconsin business moves and local fortunes in scattered notes

Lloyd Sheldon moves Welcome Theater Building pool hall to Cashton with a beer bar. Forest H. Clappier retires after 25 years with La Crosse Transit Co. Boris Bulatkin Jr. named CPA and joins Alexander Grant in La Crosse. Holiday Inn reservations for New York opening. Thorp Finance expands with seven new offices adding Iowa City and other cities. U S Steel's American Bridge delivers 197 tons for a bridge near Decorah. Milwaukee Road wins National Safety Council award. Olson partners in Town and Country Hardware Store in Viroqua.

Cashton Wis Lloyd Sheldon Welcome Theater Sheldon Leona Seitz Joseph Bethauser Forest H. Clappier Winnebago St la Crosse Transit Co City Bus Company Mississippi Valley Public Service Eau Claire Transportation Co la Crosse Lines Clappiers Forest J The Transit Co California Clappier New York Boris Nicholas Bulatkin Jr Texas CPA of la Crescent American Institute, For Certified Public Accountants Bulatkin Alexander Grant & Company la Crosse R. G. Mathaey la Crosse Holiday Inn New York City New York Inn Mathaey

Moen Wins State Photo Contract For 10th Year

Moen Photo Service Inc of La Crosse receives the Wisconsin state contract for photographic supplies and services for another year. The firm must maintain a permanent Wisconsin showroom, carry at least 25 000 dollars, meet obligations, employ qualified personnel, and be an accredited supplier of major photo products.

Moen Photo Service, Inc la Crosse Robert C. Moen Wisconsin

Today in History August 23 1963 events roundup

Summary of notable historical events on August 23 across years. Key items include Massachusetts Bay Colony labor law of 1630 paying laborers one shilling daily, 1775 open rebellion proclamation by King George III, 1853 New York clearing house organization, 1914 Japan state of hostilities against Germany, 1935 Moscow executions tied to Stalin plot, 1945 MacArthur plans for surrender ceremony, plus brief notes on later years and an aviation disaster in 1969 context.

Associated Press Massachusetts Bay Colony America John Winthrop Court of Assistants George III England New York Clearing House For Banks Japan Barranca Bermeja Colombia

Lunar craft will not sink on moon dust says Air Force scientist

Dr John W Salisbury of the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories says lunar dust is baked and firm enough to support explorers but particles cling to metals and glass. He notes cameras portholes and mirrors may face unusual difficulty from dust adhesion in his OAR Research Review article.

Washington Air Force John W. Salisbury Moon Salisbury Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories Bedford Mass Office of Aerospace Research OAR Research Review

Pollution Abatement Grants Priorities Set by State Panel

MADISON AP The State Committee on Water Pollution assigned priorities to 14 applications for federal grants to build or upgrade facilities to abate water pollution. Communities include Unity Belmont Millador Lake Geneva Newburg sanitary district Stockbridge Mt. Hope Jefferson Sun Prairie Two Rivers Rockland sanitary district Wild Rose Adams Neenah Menasha. The panel said plans cover new plants additions or other improvements.

Madison State Committee On Water Pollution Unity Belmont Millador Lake Geneva Newburg Stockbridge Mt. Hope Jefferson Sun Prairie Two Rivers Rockland Sanitary District Wild Rose Adams Neenah-Menasha

Charleston Ordered to Admit 11 Negroes to White Schools

U.S. District Judge J. Robert Martin Jr. orders Charleston School District No. 20 to integrate by Sept 3 1964 admitting 11 Negro students to two white high schools and two white grammar schools. Trustees plan to appeal while noting possible administrative difficulties amid tense city race demonstrations.

Charleston S.C U.S. Dist J. Robert Martin Jr Martin

Teen Boys Shop Opens At Newburgs On Pearl Street

Newburgs opens a teen boys shop at 322 Pearl St offering sizes 10 to 20 in a second floor area formerly the Tot-Teen Shop. William Newburg Jr and Mrs Grace Harrington will manage with remodel complete and new fixtures carpets and painting. Brands include McGregor Freeman and Hush Puppies with two dressing rooms and a full line of boy clothing.

Chicago Newburg’s Pearl St William Newburg Jr Grace Harrington Newburg McGregor Sportswear Freeman and Hush Puppies

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By Sylvia Porter 10Th Jackson the Oaks Carl Gegenfurther Louis Schuth Orch Uncle Carl Minnesota City Blue Moon Lounge FRITZ _VEHRENKAMP Dial Cavalier Sam Briggs Sam Castro George Bob Clusa Arie Sra Ken Eye la Crescent, Minn North Central Airlines Northern Natural Gas Old Sunnybrook Business News Maulton, Wis W. C. Johnston City Helen M. Jandrowski Argus, Inc Malcolm N. Smith Herbert Hall Robert L. Lewis Argus Murray Merson Mansfield Hall Lewis National National Mail Merson Da-Lite Screen Co Albert R. Bernard Thorp Thorp Finance Corporation Des Moines Guarantee Finance Corp Iowa City Mason City Ames Ottumwa Waterloo Estherville Iowa Kirksville Francis J. Conway W. H. Owen Owen Joel Twaiten North American Life & Casualty Co Houston Harold E. ‘Krause U. S. Steel American Bridge Division Decorah Schmidt Construction Company Winfield Milwaukee Road National Safety Council Canada Milwaukee Viroqua Arthur C. Olson Harold Knower Pizza Villa RFD Moen Majjor Alec Cla Baia Sin Town Kc ‘Outrigger Room Tai OOD Ays Daly Ken and the Country Squires Tess & CO Dave Johnson Coulee West Salem, Wis By AL Lanier Teen Boys Wally Alaska Pike Ridgeview Inn St. Joseph’s Ridge Arcadia Sponsored By Logan Ranger Booster Club Badger State Sportsmen’s Club, Inc Goose Island Mt. So. of Children's Plate Ssc Walt la Crosse’s Helen Hoskins Diner’s Club Mississippi
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