Public interest and labor reform clash with unions
An editorial condemns labor leaders for opposing President Truman's fact finding bill to study labor disputes. It warns of economic anarchy, calls for bold national leadership, and says Congress delays threaten public safety and reconversion amid rising industrial strife.
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Washington
New York
United States
Labor
Congress
Truman
White House
Schwellenbach
Capitol Hill
Yes
Government housing controls outlined amid postwar shortages
James Marlow reviews new U S government housing measures aimed at directing half of building materials to moderate priced homes 10 000 or less and explains the wartime L 41 controls and reconversion debates involving Blandford Bowles Snyder and Patman plus the shift toward milder postwar controls.
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Washington
John B. Blandford, Jr
National Housing Agency
Snyder
OPA
Chester Bowles
NHA
Blandford
Dwight Patman
Texas
War Production Board
WPB
La Crosse Airport Heralded as Progress Milestone
La Crosse celebrates a new era as the airport gains administration buildings and hangars. Buick officials praise the field as one of the best in the country, signaling direct and indirect benefits to local industry and community progress on French Island.
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ONG
la Crosse
General Motors
Standard Oil
Old Salzer
Buick
Common Council
Citizens Airport Committee
County Board
Milwaukee
French Island
Revival Of The Stage Brings Uncle Tom’s Cabin To Wisconsin
The Wisconsin theater books Uncle Tom's Cabin for two days aiming to gauge La Crosse interest in a stage revival. Adults see it as nostalgic but familiar, while adolescents may find it new as stage productions become less common. Box office response will determine future stagings.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Rubinoff
More Food Needed Says Agriculture Secretary Seeks Higher 1946 Acreage
Secretary Anderson calls for 5,500,000 additional acres in cultivation in 1946 with only slight milk and poultry cuts. He argues postwar demand requires maximum production of corn, cotton, grains, and livestock, foreseeing strong profits for farmers as the world seeks American foodstuffs.
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Ecretary of
Clint Anderson
Wallace
America
Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Congress Angered by Strikes Faces Glasses Dilemma
Congress anger grows over rising strikes and resists calling on agitators to remove their glasses. Hollywood has not produced a film to match the new energy as Douglas Fairbanks I is unavailable for the lead. The United States, having had no spies in the recent war, sent bombs to enemy nations instead.
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Congress
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks I
United States
Money Talks Less Than Some Rich People
A pithy observation on the quiet influence of wealth, noting that money often speaks louder through actions than words, while hinting at the social dynamics surrounding wealth and power.
Nervous bundle of nerves described as wrapped in worry
A description emphasizes a person or subject characterized by constant tension and apprehension. The phrase highlights a state of anxious anticipation and heightened sensitivity to potential threats. It suggests a pervasive, lingering nervousness affecting daily behavior.
Major radio maker reports $110 million in orders on hand
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes a large radio receiving set manufacturer shows $110 million in orders on hand. Sales in the next seven months forecast a 43 percent rise from 1941, with employment 78 percent above 1941 and near wartime peak.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Christmas shopping hoped to rebound in Waukesha
The Waukesha Freeman notes a brighter outlook for Christmas buying as shoppers and merchants report slower early arrivals but predict a purchase surge in the coming weeks. It calls this a Christmas of comparative peace, the first since 1940.
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Waukesha Freeman
Waukesha
Citrus price surge blamed on OPA hold removal
The Atlantic News Telegraph argues the rising citrus prices are unjustified and occur despite a bumper crop. It claims producers expect consumer acceptance and warns that those who tolerate it deserve higher costs.
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Atlantic News Telegraph
OPA
Warning to Labor on Business Closures and Street Talk
The Atlantic News Telegraph cautions labor about the closing of businesses and street comments. It warns of a trend harming workers if the labor movement does not steer away from greed and take action to safeguard their future.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Woman’s remark hints at altered state after cocktails
A Sioux City Journal piece notes a girl’s after drink remark that she feels different now than when she arrived. The line is clarified by readers as a recognizable quip about intoxication, despite playful ambiguity in language.
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Sioux City Journal
Pronunciation Study Links Consonants to Cold Germs
Science finds that pronouncing f p t and s can spray cold germs. The Omaha World Herald notes a radio announcer trips on the phrase LS MFT while addressing performers.
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Omaha World-Herald
Then and Now Cincinnati Enquirer Iron Industry Phrase
A historical note on the old fashioned blacksmith and the saying about striking while the iron is hot. It contrasts past urgency with modern flexibility claiming the craft now strikes at any time and for many reasons.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Japs to Lose Back Teeth Headline Prompts Alarm
A startling headline in the Philadelphia Inquirer declares that Japanese forces will lose back teeth, a phrase reflecting wartime bravado and shock at ongoing battles, with readers recalling earlier doubts about recovery.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philippines Leader Denies U.S. Aims to Direct Government
President Osmeno states no intent by the United States to take direct control of Philippine administration. He rejects any plan to govern the islands directly, defending local autonomy and self-rule.
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United States
Osmeno
The
Philippines
Ten Years Ago Basketball Leaders from Carroll Visit La Crosse
Tribune files a note on Big Jim Knoblauch leading Carroll College against La Crosse Teachers in the Maroons gym tonight. Also reports La Crosse Community Chest drive total of 22 428 70 with potential to reach 25 000 before Jan 1. Also mentions Beverly Ann Larson's 13th birthday celebration and several items from 20, 30, and 40 years ago.
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Big Jim Knoblauch
Tomah
Carroll
Waukesha
la Crosse
Arthur O. Scott
Beverly Ann Larson
Liberty Street
La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press Formal Notice Summary
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press announces its daily afternoon and Sunday morning publication by the La Crosse Tribune Co. The joint paper lists editors and office location in La Crosse Wisconsin and notes Associated Press news use rights.
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la Crosse Tribune Co
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin GOP Endorsement Drive Gains Momentum
In Madison and across districts, Republicans tilt toward convention endorsement of 1946 state and US Senate candidates to shield GOP regulars and repel La Follette Progressives. Observers note delegates face weaknesses in endorsement binding and risk alienating popular incumbents like Gov Goodland and Secretary Zimmerman. The movement strengthens but remains unproven.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Republican Party Organization
Watertown
Janesville
la Follette
Wisconsin
Julius P. Heil
Thomas E. Coleman
Pierpont J. E. Wood
Rock County
Podunk County
Fred R. Zimmerman
Haskin Service Answers to Reader Questions
The La Crosse Tribune asks readers questions and supplies brief answers on topics from mythological beings to presidential remarks. It explains Balder slain by mistletoe arrow and Woodrow Wilson’s 1915 America First remark, plus guidance on reward versus punishment in animal training and Jeannette Rankin’s war vote.
Service life insurance payments for mother and daughter in law
The note asks if both a deceased serviceman’s mother and his daughter in law can receive monthly payments independently. It explains a serviceman’s entitlement to carry a $10,000 National Service Insurance and how the arrangement may be structured.
Uncle Sam's Almanac 1946 available by mail order
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers Uncle Sam's Almanac for 1946 as a practical year long reference for families. Order now as supply is limited and copies will be ready after the New Year. Postpaid price is 15 cents with coupon.
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Sam
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
De Valera Emerges From Rebellion to Irish Leader
In a wide interview Dewitt MacKenzie profiles Eamon de Valera, once a college professor who led the Easter Week rebellion and survived a death sentence. He forged independence through politics, creating a foreign policy with Britain that excludes the Irish Crown.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Eire
England
MacKenzie
de Valera
Cash And Carry Back Policy Sees Honey Swarm Heist
In Jersey Shore Pennsylvania a honey producer's staff of bees inspired a "cash and carry back" system. A resident bought honeycombs from a beekeeper across town and stored them on his porch. The swarming bees alerted him and the missing honey was later traced back to its former owner.
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Jersey Shore
Butler County D A Surprised Magistrates With 100 Query Exam
Butler County magistrates proved their mettle at a meeting with a surprise 100 question examination. District Attorney Clyde Shu maker administered the test and the group scored 79 percent, drawing a pleased reaction from the DA.
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Butler
Butler County
Dist
Clyde S. Shumaker
Magistrates’ Association
Ten year old holds $25 war bond with Harry S Truman autograph
Blytheville Arkansas reports ten year old Johnnie Loggins owns a war bond valued at $25. The bond carries an autograph reading Best wishes to Johnnie Loggins, a good citizen, Harry S. Truman.
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Blytheville
Ark
Johnnie Loggins
Harry S. Truman
Hi-Y-Den Holiday Dance at YMCA
The Hi Y Den sponsors a holiday dance at the YMCA on Thursday December 27. The gym will host dancing from 8 30 to 11 30 with music by Don Kaye. A coke bar will provide refreshments for the young people.
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The
Hi-Y-Den
YMCA
Don Kaye
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