Editor's Outlook on Negro Student Performance and Integration
The piece argues whether lower Black student achievement is inherent or driven by environment and bigotry. It cites Savannah court testimony, notes tests showing gaps, and weighs views from Dr. Osborne and Dr. Garrett. It urges honest testing across economic groups and warns of consequences for schools and race relations.
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America
U.S
Frank M. Scarlett
Savannah
R. T. Osborne
University of Georgia
California
Henry E. Garrett
Columbia University
North
Ernest van den Haag
New York University
Powdered Butter and Plastic Flowers Shake Old Times
Roark laments the rise of powdered butter and plastic flora and predicts widespread DIY substitutes will erode traditional kitchen and florist industries. He imagines future fake foods and patients of tasteless ease, then notes florists’ plight as realistic foliage shifts to mass produced plastics.
Review of News in Years Past 1943 Highlights
Joseph Kidder recalls events twenty years ago including Berlin raids, Rome near fall as open city speculation, Cape-to-Cape air trials, and Japan leadership changes. notes on Civil Aeronautics expansion, land purchases, coal rationing scarce, and wartime drafts. Also covers storms, parrot rescue, river excursions, and local civic affairs with several obituaries and arrests.
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Berlin
Rome
Civil Aeronautical Administration
French Island
Board of Condemnation
Russia
Quebec
Roosevelt
Churchill
Japan
Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Nazi Secret Service
Interior
The Medical Revolution of Sulfa and Modern Drugs
The article explains how the 1930s chemical revolution transformed medicine with sulfa drugs and later antibiotics and hormones. It warns about side effects from powerful medicines, stresses careful supervision by doctors, and notes aspirin’s varied actions and the need for patient adherence to prescriptions.
Palefaces Threaten Ray Lake Closure Over Drinkers
In Fort Washakie Wyoming Maurice Fishencord head of Indian police warns that heavy drinking by white visitors has left Ray Lake littered with beer cans posing a water skiing hazard to Indians and non Indians alike. He says if behavior does not improve the lake may be closed to non Indians. The story also notes a mixed set of unrelated observations on trials and ancestry.
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Fort Washakie
Wyo
Ray Lake
Wind River
Maurice Fishencord
Indian Police
Diem
A Dilemma for Washington Viet Regime Impedes Fight Against Reds
AP News Analyst describes the U S stance on Ngo Dinh Diem in South Vietnam, noting American support, then toughening critique over Buddhist persecution. The piece argues reform and programs are needed to win peasant support and counter communism, highlighting aid, troops, and political pressures.
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Associated Press
Washington
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
North Viet Nam
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Filing fee ire swells as lawmakers seek repeal
In Madison, a heated fight centers on the $2 income tax filing fee from a recent tax deal. Gov Reynolds and Republican leaders plan to repeal it, but state finances demand replacement revenue of about $7 million, likely prompting a return to a “pots and pans” sales levy while Democrats push for higher income tax rates. The dispute over responsibility for the fee underscores voter frustration with tax burdens and political posturing.
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Madison
Gov. Reynolds
Gov
Reynolds
Treasury
Pound
Woman in Austria Forged Passport to Claim 10 Year Age Change
A 58 year old woman from Woesendorf near Vienna was sentenced to a suspended four week jail term for making herself 10 years younger on her passport. The judge called it forgery of an official document and noted three more women will face court on the same charge.
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Vienna
Woesendorf
Here
Good defense in bridge highlighted by Jacoby analysis
The column outlines how precise defense beats the declarer with a spade shift and a king lead to counter a heart and diamond sequence. It notes East holds ace spades and spots the attack, then promotes Jacoby’s 64 page book Win at Bridge with a 50 cent offer via Oswald Jacoby Reader Service at The La Crosse Tribune.
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Declarer
West
East
South
La Crosse Tribune Information and Subscription Rates
Public notice outlines newspaper offices, AP rights, delivery and mail subscription options for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent. Rates listed: weekly 50 cents. yearly 14 dollars. six months 7.50. three months 4. monthly 1.75. extended zones 17 to 20 dollars.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Kuy
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AP News
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Black River
Polly
George Ferris
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F. X. Dietz
la Crosse Elks
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Blaine
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Olympic
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France
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Michael Haddad
Kato
Tokyo
Oklahoma
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L. P. Benezet
Evanston
Ill
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George W. Bunge
McGovern
Ike’ Stephenson
Stephenson
Tom Morris
Augusta Luedke
D. S. Law
Gibson Confectionary
Burlington Road
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Viet Nam
John Wynguard
Wynguard
Jacoby
By Oswald Jacoby
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la Crosse Tribune
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Cass Sts
Wis
Wisconsin
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Jann & Kelley, Inc
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W. T. Burgess
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R. L. Bangsberg
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J. E. Enlokken
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K. F. Teachout
Leeward Lee
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