Postwar Trade Outlook Urges U S Lead Against Isolation
The Foreign Policy Association warns postwar expansion of American world trade is likely unless the U S resists economic nationalism and fragmentation. It predicts wide commercial demand from Latin America and devastated nations, with prosperity expected into 1950 if multilateral trade is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haga
Foreign Policy Association
United States
Howard Whidden
Association
Policy Association
Latin America
La Crosse Home for Children Fund Drive Seeks Support
The La Crosse Home for Children appeals to local residents for funds as it conducts its annual drive. Aimed at aiding dependent children living at the home, organizers note many once hosted social fundraisers and emphasize continued community support to keep clothing, meals, and warmth available for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saclel Gismore
la Crosse
Government policy to give soldiers home news with no information
A wartime policy delivers home news to fighting men while withholding details. The system aims to boost morale by sharing light, non actionable items rather than strategic or sensitive information.
Detroit Opinion Critics War Strikes At Home
The Detroit paper parallels wartime air raids on Japan with domestic labor unrest as workers strike at home while B-29s strike abroad, highlighting parallel tensions between national effort and local labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Detroit
When the War Ends a Question of Celebration
The remark questions postwar celebrations, suggesting restraint and possible reflection over rejoicing after conflict ends. It emphasizes caution about public mood and societal readiness for festivities. No specific events or dates are provided.
Power Struggle Over Anti Trust Suits Faces Postwar Era
Column argues the Roosevelt administration uses anti trust suits to pursue ideological aims amid wartime production. It questions whether postwar peace and reconstruction require less government control and more stable business management, warning of looming legal and policy battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICC
Congress
Wheeler
Montana
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Biddle
Army
Fts
War Action Board
New Deal
America
Farm problem to be knotty in coming campaign
The farm problem, long dormant, may reemerge as a campaign issue if Axis victory accelerates peace and farm prices fall. Farmers fear that wartime profits will not continue and demand action from Roosevelt and Congress to maintain price supports, manage surpluses, and control future production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Congress
Major de Seversky Airpower In War
The piece rebukes Congress and the public for underestimating modern war needs. It argues failures were due to wrong allocations and outdated strategy, not mere budget size, stressing the shift to air power, fast ships, and carrier forces. It cites Nimitz Knox and a pacifist mood as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Congress
Nimitz
Honolulu
Knox
United States
Local notes and travels from La Crosse area life brief
Ten years ago Dorothy Ahlstrom visits sister in Alaska. Trempealeau county health champions named for Wisconsin State Fair Vivian Poss and Roland Duff. Omega Eta Tau convention opens in La Crosse with delegates. Mrs Earl F Mueller and daughters return from Minneapolis. Felix Beranek and Max Streck join Kenosha Orpheum orchestra. Mrs A J Ness travels to Chicago to meet Europe-returning husband. H C Mason becomes Onalaska superintendent. Paul Schultze anniversary dinner planned. La Crosse Masons attend Sparta lodge 60th anniversary. J B Knuteson travels to New York on business. Mary Marsh and nephew head to Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy R. Ahlstrom
la Crosse Lutheran
Omega Eta Tau Fraternity
la Crosse
Earl F. Mueller
Lorraine
Louise
Minneapolis
Paul Redpath
Walter White
Felix Beranek
Max Streck
Cornet
Voll Theater Orchestra
Kenosha
Orpheum Theater Orchestra
A. J. Ness
Chicago
Ness
Europe
H. C. Mason
Chippewa Falls
A. L. Halverson
Onalaska
Paul T. Schultze
la Crosse Lodge F
A. M
Sparta
J. B. Knuteson
A. F. Reitzel
New York
Mary Marsh
Lawrence Marsh
Springfield
Quadruplets Born To Wife Of Army Private
Four infant boys weighing about three pounds each were born to Mrs. Charles E. Lee in Hall county memorial hospital Gainesville. The babies, in incubators and two under oxygen tents, arrive between 6 and 7 p m. Pvt. Lee, stationed at Camp Blanding Florida, praised the birth while the mother expressed uncertainty about caring for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Hall County Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Lee
Sewts
Pvt
Lee
Camp Blanding
Fla
Tapas
Returning servicemen will bring a restless postwar wave
Peter Edson surveys civilian guesses about veterans after World War II. He notes many will struggle to adjust to civilian life, with some becoming unstable or embittered. Yet most will return to normal, though a minority may exhibit violence, drink, or trouble fitting in. He predicts veterans will dominate postwar discourse and strain families, while American Legion meetings may spark conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalcanal
Salerno
Tarawa
John Smith
S. Dakota
Erich von Stroheim
American Legion
Wisconsin Republicans forecast stronger congressional presence
In Madison, Wisconsin eyes show Republicans likely to gain seats in Washington after the November election. Democrats anticipate at least one seat, Progressives expect Merlin Hull in the ninth district, while Republicans target two or three wins to push representation to eight. The campaign mobilizes vast party resources as national leaders press Wisconsin to help secure control.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Washington
Merlin Hull
Thad Wasilewski
Milwaukee
House of Representatives
Henry
Robert E. Henry
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Republican Organization
Esp
Disney
Howard McMurray
Lewis D. Thill
Thill
Andrew Biemiller
Radi
Cal
Biemiller
MacMurray
National Republican Committee
Congress
National Party Command
Dewey
State Fair Attendance Tops Last Year's Mark
Rainy final day keeps Wisconsin state fair attendance at 14 028 but nine day total reaches 439 666, compared with 367 181 last year for an eight day run. Jefferson county wins herdmen prize banner for neatness and cleanliness with Green County second and Waukesha, Dane, Richland fifth. Mrs. Leon Martin receives a $50 war bond for the slogan Extra flavor added zest Wisconsin apples always best used by Wisconsin Apple Institute and the Wisconsin Agriculturist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
W. T. Marriott
Milton H. Button
Jefferson County
Green Cunty
Waukesha County
Dane County
Richland County
Wisconsin
Leon Martin
Wisconsin Apple Institute
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Long Nazi hold on collapses as Allied offensives surge
DeWitt Mackenzie reports three key Allied drives nearing success as the Soviet push into Romania and a western flanking move threaten the Seine Paris axis. American troops reach the Marne while a Red army move targets Warsaw and the Vistula line, signaling imminent German withdrawal toward Belgium and the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United Nations
the Seine
Paris
Romania
Vistula Line
Warsaw
Red Army
France
Marne
Seine River
Belgium
Seine
Channel
England
Galatj
Danube
Carpathian Mountains
Balkan
Vistula
Haskin Service Answers on War Production and Pensions
Reader questions cover U S aircraft output since Pearl Harbor 171 257 planes crown jewels value five to six million pounds Alfred E Smith pension approx 6100 yearly. Hymn authorship Lord Guard and Guide the Men Who Fly. parachutes rule in air transports. planked steak definition. Samoans called the people of the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tes
Pearl Harbor
Aircraft Production Board
United States
England
Mary C. D. Hamilton
Henry Baker
Quebec
Navy Department
Naval
Present style baseball uniform first worn in 1868
The Cincinnati Red Stockings introduced the present style of uniform in 1868. Other Q&A cover edible beetles in Africa, eligibility for burial in national cemeteries, the longest U.S. tunnel at Cascade, Washington, and parachute equipment for Army and Navy personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Red Stockings
United States
Cascade
Washington
Crossword Clue Puzzle About An Author
A mixed clue set lists hints for an author and related terms across horizontal and vertical entries. It references fields like reputation, color, and recognized institutions, aiming at a biographical puzzle with standard cryptic style.
1944 Home Law Book Ad Seeks Orders from Readers
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers the 1944 Home Law Book in plain language covering marriage and divorce laws, naturalization, contracts, property buying, wills, missing heirs, copyrights and patents. It cost 15 cents postpaid with coupon and payment to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D.C
Cnn
Washington, D. C
Home Law Book
Tribune and Leader-Press Belongs to La Crosse News Chain
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press announces its status as a member paper and clarifies Associated Press rights. It notes second class matter registration and post office listing in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
la Crosse
Wis
Tribune and Leader-Press
Lee
Associated Press
al News
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