The Lost Art Of Budgeting Time In Modern Life
Time magazine notes a shift from strict family budgets to loose expense tracking driven by installment plans, automatic deductions, and credit. Newlyweds remain exception as prosperity grows, but consumer caution is urged to prevent overreach and preserve economic stability.
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Time Magazine
U.S
Help for Northeast flood victims plus Red Cross aid appeal
The piece urges continued support for flood survivors in Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts and highlights the American Red Cross role. It calls for money clothing household items and other living essentials, stressing the ongoing recovery and civil defense lessons from the disaster.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ants Overrun West Berlin Inspires Ant Eater Bid
A West Berlin neighborhood battles an ant infestation. A tentative loan of anteaters from the Zoological Gardens failed as the creatures refused to forage, sated by honey yolks and beef. The piece riffs on welfare state effects on animal behavior.
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West Berlin
Zoological Gardens
Soundness Of Prosperity Warns Of Its Limits
The Roger Babson Dispatch questions how long current prosperity will last. It cites rising home ownership, radios, refrigeration, education, recreation spending, cars, and life insurance, then argues debt and government spending risk a future collapse unless borrowing ends and living within means.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
U.S
Europe
Russia
Globe
Sam
Joseph Dodge
National
C.O.D
Wisconsin mirrors national tax trends on motor fuel and road funds
John Wyngaard argues Wisconsin politics echo nationwide shifts as states raise motor fuel taxes and vehicle fees to fund highway improvements. He notes Democrats and Republicans alike face tax pressure and that Wisconsin’s actions align with broader patterns in state government and public finance.
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Wisconsin
Alabama
Council of State Governments
Call for a La Crosse Home for Aged on Pension
A reader urges citizens to support establishing a self‑funded aged home for pensioners. Two elderly nurses promote long‑term care with work for residents, no heavy taxes, and family-friendly independence, noting 18 already housed and 80 awaiting admission.
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la Crosse
Southside
Nostalgic Ice Cream Gear And White Flannel Dreams
Robert C Ruark recalls simple joys of a hand crank ice cream freezer and an old fashioned ice cream suit. He muses on youth, toil, and memory, noting a boy helper earns his keep by picking tomatoes and shaving the dasher, while the white flannel suit evokes festive youth and coming of age.
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Jersey
Nordhoff Secret Emerges in Literary Generations
A new Nordhoff novel to be issued with a preface by Scott O'Dell reveals Walter Nordhoff behind the pseudonym Antonio de Fierro Blanco. The discovery shows three Nordhoff writing generations, including Charles Nordhoff of Mutiny on the Bounty, expanding a notable literary lineage.
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Nordhoff
Scott O'Dell
Harrison Leussler
Houghton Mifflin
Fierro Blanco
Baja
California
O'Dell
Harper's
Walter
Nordhoffs
America
Britain and Egypt Withdraw From Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
James Marlow reports that Britain and Egypt plan to pull out of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, ending 135 years of colonial rule. Rebels in Southern Sudan resist until the British withdrawal in November as Khartoum governs with limited, contested control.
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J. M. Roberts Jr
Britain
Egypt
Sudan
Associated Press
Atlantic
Red Sea
Khartoum
Safe Return Prayers and Reflections From a Page
A mixed prayerful excerpt asks for safe travels and protection on journeys and vacations. It includes a 1955 copyright notice and brief quotes about Christianity and public figures, noting a dis grace remark and opinions on Yankee lore.
Ten Years Ago and Other Notes From La Crosse Tribune
From Files Of The La Crosse Tribune Ten years ago Mr and Mrs F W Morrison visited relatives in Wisconsin and Illinois including Waukesha La Crescent and Chicago. Also Theresa Groeschner returned from Bellefonte and Johnstown Pa. Thirty years ago the Edison plant in La Crosse began operation powering the city. Forty years ago notes mention a Rice Lake hotel fire and several public figures commenting on religion and politics.
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F. W. Morrison
St. Andrew St
Waukesha
Wis
Morrisons
N. Pederson
Hobart Morrison
Chicago
la Crosse
Paul Peterson
William Farrell
la Crescent
Theresa Groeschner
Kane St
Bellefonte
Johnstown
Don Allien
Port Arthur
Tex
John Garder
Oakland St
Edison
Northern States Power Co
J. G. Felton
Wisconsin Railway Light and Power Co
C. L. Schieber
Rice Lake
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