Ulbricht Berlin Clash Tests Khrushchev Cooling Stance
The article examines the tense relation between East German leader Walter Ulbricht and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. It notes Ulbricht's stubborn Stalinist stance and his role in Berlin while Khrushchev pursues a cooling line, raising questions about which will prevail and how long Ulbricht can endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
West Germany
Europe
Moscow
Berlin
East Germany
Bulgaria
Rejections of Two Board Nominees Shock La Crosse
Clarence Ringquist and Richard Hawkins were rejected for reappointment to the La Crosse Board of Education by a caucus of aldermen. The two professionals, an engineer and an accountant, were praised for their service to public education and welfare of the schools. It is described as a sad commentary when such capable men fail tenure in public service.
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Clarence Ringquist
Richard Hawkins
la Crosse
Hoover
Phil la Follette
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railway
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
F. E. Williamson
New York Central
Grandview Hospital School of Nursing
Stoddard Hotel
Ruby Bobb
Evelyn Bright
Stella Brueggen
Mildred Chubb
Ruth Davidson
Hazel Drekstrah
Helen Erickson
Mary Hahn
Hazel Smith
Grace Thompson
Helen Toepel
Iva Tuttacher
Mable Uthie
Sylvia Wadlum
Margaret Zimmerman
W. B. Soules
Evansville
Ind
Roosevelt
Franklin
J. J. Verdota
B. C. Smith
Board of Education
G. M. Wiley
PTA
U.N
United States
General Assembly
Red China
Korea
Moscow
Women in the U S College Enrollment Rise Promising Higher Roles
The article notes rising college attendance among 18 to 21 year olds with women increasingly present and possibly outnumbering men, signaling expanding roles in professions arts and business as education access grows and persists. It cites shifting employment needs and broader post high school training as factors.
Commercialization of Christmas sparks church battle
In a heated charge, Rev Dr Edgar S Brown Jr urges churches to avoid Christmas services to protest rampant commercialism. The piece condemns turning Christmas and Easter into profit drives and calls for a militant church crusade to restore the holy meaning. It notes Vatican concerns and urges readers to donate to Cuban refugees via the International Rescue Committee.
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Christ
Edgar S. Brown Jr
United Lutheran Church In America
Brown
National Association of Manufacturers
Dr. Brown
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
International Rescue Committee
Park Avenue South
New York 10
N.Y
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Portraits John C Metcalfe Little Dog Poem
A sentimental verse laments the death of a beloved little dog and reflects on the companionship, comfort, and daily companionship lost. The poem contrasts distant memories with present loneliness while noting the author’s future sense of tears and vacancy. It is paired with a line about auto maintenance and driver noise.
U.S. Declares War on Japan in 1941 Crisis
Review recalls 1941 wartime mobilization with U.S. Congress voting for war 82 to 0 in the Senate and 388 to 1 in the House. Reports Japanese aggression, battleships sunk claims, Honolulu damage, and calls for unity as President Hull condemns Japan. Mentions War Department censorship and public notices from La Crosse community life.
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U.S
Japan
Hawaii
Senate
House
Jeanette Rankin
R-Mont
Pacific
Capitol Hill
Honolulu
DNB
Berlin
Hediki Tojo
James W. Wateski
la Crosse
Walter Wateski
Green Bay
John G. Schoen
Heileman Brewery
Master Brewers of America
Henry Lotz
la Crosse Breweries
P. J. Marcher Jr
Heileman’s
Milwaukee Railroad
Frank Pooler
Larry Benson
Chicago
Burlington
Hull
Netherlands East Indies
Costa Rica
War Department
Doctor Explains Staph, Cancer Fears, and TMJ Links
A physician discusses boils in a child caused by resistant golden staph and the limited value of a serum vaccine. He notes penicillin variants like Staph cillin may help, urges breaking household transmission, and warns against cancerphobia from cancer exposure. He also links trigeminal neuralgia relief to temporomandibular joint misalignment and suggests dental evaluation, with brain surgery as a safe, expert option if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooperman
Doylestown
N. A. Shore
Seton Hall College of Dentistry
New Jersey
Philadelphia
American Dental Association
Moral law drives U.N. admission stance on Red China
David Lawrence argues that moral law underpins U.S. policy toward Red China and the U.N. admission debate. He warns defeatism risks war and recalls Korea, urging steadfast rejection of immoral conduct and any U.N. compromise with aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
U.N
New York Times
Sweden
China
Korea
the Times
Mainland
Formosa
United States
Salary boosts for all but administrators in Wisconsin
Madison report argues for broader pay increases for state civil service workers while criticizing lawmakers for neglecting top officials. The piece warns higher subordinates and morale erosion threaten state governance and mentions a press shift in the USSR magazine title to USSR Soviet Life Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Ussr
Soviet Union
United States
JACOBY ON BRIDGE DISCUSSION OF A RUBBER SLAM
Bridge columnist notes a rubber bridge hand where South wins with a small slam after East shows out. Felderman, a top player, explains that in rubber bridge players may pursue a grand slam only when odds exceed two to one and a 60 point part score should be killed off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Trump
East
Philip Felderman
New York
Phil
Kibitzer
North
La Crosse Tribune Publishing and Circulation Details
The La Crosse Tribune, a Lee Enterprises and AP member, lists publication info, office address, delivery areas, and mail subscription rates for La Crosse and nearby communities. Rates shown include weekly, monthly, and yearly options with regional distinctions and delivery notes.
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