Eden Era Summit Hears Two Leaders Face Global Issues
The planned January 30 summit in the United States will involve Prime Minister Anthony Eden and President Eisenhower to discuss key world topics. Topics include reunification of Germany, West China relations, and Middle East tensions linked to Czechoslovakia's arms sales to Egypt, with France’s political stability in view.
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Anthony Eden
United States
Geneva
London
Europe
Germany
China
Asia
Russia
Middle East
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
France
West
Eisenhower
Inflation Fears Rise As Demand Tightens Supply
Economists warn inflation rather than a 1930s mood signals danger. Wage boosts push costs higher while steel shortages and a tight labor market raise the prospect of further wage hikes. The Fed tightens credit, but no federal curb on installment buying yet. balancing demand with supply is seen as essential to avoid costly outcomes.
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
Just Because America Has More Steel Bathtubs
General Alfred Gruenther warns the cold war demands staying power not material abundance. He says America must be strong economically militarily and spiritually to win the struggle against Soviet communism and notes the danger of national softness.
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Alfred Gruenther
NATO
Free World
America
Wisconsin Stays Loyal to Old Voting Age Rules
Madison report notes little public interest in lowering the voting age despite national debate. Georgia and Kentucky tests show younger voters shift habits over time, while Wisconsin remains cautious. Supporters cite education gains. opponents worry about complex modern issues and eligibility for office or juries.
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Wisconsin
Georgia
Kentucky
Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
England
Portraits As You Are With Me By James J Metcalfe
A 1955 Field Enterprises verse here questions patient love and loyalty. The speaker asks whether a partner can endure blame and still remain, stressing that faith and promises must last forever or they should part. The closing line contrasts domestic mischief of children with the need for stable affection.
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Field Enterprises. Inc
In Trouble With Arab Nations by Robert C Ruark
Ruark cites mounting tensions with Arab nations over Palestine and oil as he recalls a Port Said incident and Cairo riots. He notes American meddling and cites former ambassador Jeff Caffery as a trusted figure amid rising anti Western sentiment.
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Robert C. Ruark
Port Said
Peter
Morocco
Cairo
Farouk
Jefferson Caffery
Egypt
Jeff Caffery
Fellahin
Naguib
Nasser
Caffery
Palestine
United Penture Syndicate. Inc
Warm clothing drive plea from Korea letters page
A reader in Pusan urges La Crosse residents to mail wearable clothing to CLOTHES FOR ORPHANS CARE OF PUSAN AREA COMMAND APO 5 SAN FRANCISCO CAL if possible. The letter requests community action and notes distribution by local military contacts in Korea.
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Tribune
Pusan
Korea
U.S.A
la Crosse
Package Deal at United Nations Draws Sharp Debate
The U N General Assembly considers a 18 nation admission package despite an International Court ruling that each applicant must be judged separately. The United States abstains, the Soviet bloc threatens a veto, and five satellite states face questions of sovereignty and treaty violations.
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Washington
Court of International Justice
United Nations
United States
Belgium
France
Greece
Israel
Security Council of the
Cuba
China
General Assembly
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Security Council
Soviet Union
Albania
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Outer Mongolia
Moscow
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Notable Losses Mark a Turbulent Literary and Artistic Year
The year saw major deaths among writers and artists including Thomas Mann, Wallace Stevens, Robert Sherwood, Bernard DeVoto, Jose Ortega y Gasset, Fernand Leger, Yves Tanguy, and Carl Milles, with losses in music critics Olin Downes and Marion Bauer.
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Thomas Mann
Mann
Felix Krull
Switzerland
Pulitzer
Wallace Stevens
Hartford
Robert Sherwood
Bernard DeVoto
Jose Ortega Y Gasset
Frances Gaither
Joseph Henry Jackson
San Francisco Chronicle
Nicholas Wreden
Dutton’s
Little, Brown
Fernand Leger
France
Yves Tanguy
Connecticut
Carl Milles
Metropolitan Museum
Museum
Olin Downes
The
New York Times
Marion Bauer
Could Ike Run a Campaign If Re-elected
James Marlow discusses whether President Eisenhower could campaign if doctors clear him for a second term. The piece weighs campaign exertion against duties of the presidency and cites Dr. Paul Dudley White and Dr. Eugene Leppeschkin on risks and conditions for a return to normal activity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont
Pigskin Parlance in Columbia Record
A brief morale slang dictionary from the Columbia Record listing terms used to lift a football team trailing badly. Unbowed Scrappy Outmanned Game Fearless Daring Valiant Gallant Plucky define attitudes during a 99 to 0 lopsided score.
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Hudse Eniey
Columbia
8.C
Gallant
Ten Years Ago And Twenty Years Ago In Local Notices
Frances Marquardt hosts son J C Marquardt of Geneva New York who will lecture at the University of Minnesota in St Paul next week. Bertha Shuman reelected La Crosse Garden Club president with Gabriella Brendemuhl as vice president and William Bringe as secretary treasurer.
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Frances Marquardt
West Ave. S
J. C. Marquardt
Geneva
N.Y
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Bertha Shuman
la Crosse
Leona
Etta Reinhard
YWCA
Round Table Club
Black River
Onalaska
Dresbach Upper Mississippi River
R. W. Davis
U.S. War Department
Spencer Motor Co
Oakland
Main St
Herbert Braun
Evelyn
R. J. Andras
Beverly
Chicago
Inez Larson
Fresno
Calif
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R. L. Bangsberg
San Francisco
Joseph P. Vogel JR
USAF
David Lawrence
Lawrence
W. G. Rogers
Literary Guidepost
James Marlow
the World Today
Ike
Marlow
la Crosse Tribune
Frank Betsinger
Avon St
John Rau
Arthur Ulrich
R. J. Netzer
H. A. Beisel
F. L. Parkhurst
J. J. White
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