Stuhldreher Resigns as Wisconsin Football Coach
Harry Stuhldreher steps down to devote full time to the athletic directorship at Wisconsin. He led but did not secure championships and faces a shift as the school moves to a full time athletic director role with a need for strong future support and a new football coach.
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University of Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Stuhdreher
Stuhldreher
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Crisler
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Athletic Department
Stuhl@reher
Verse Excerpt on Patience and Forbearance
A Proverbs line notes that a man’s restraint defers anger and his glory rests in passing over a transgression. It emphasizes temperance and mercy as noble traits.
City Attorney Authorized to Target Parking Lot Purchases
The proposal urges granting City Attorney Fred Steele blanket power to make initial offers for parking lot properties in City Hall and Vocational School areas. This aims to speed acquisitions by streamlining procedures while keeping final authority with the common council. The move would reduce delays and may be delegated to a responsible employee to achieve complete parking lot facilities.
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Fred Steele
Theo
Common Council
Busy Shopping Days ESE Urge Courtesy During Christmas Rush
The article notes crowded streets and heavy traffic as shoppers rush to complete holiday buying. It urges courtesy from motorists and shoppers and reminds salespeople bear extra burden. readers should avoid impatience and stay objective amid bustle.
Republicans vow firm stand after election defeat
Representative Hugh Scott with the GOP outlines a plan to back the 80th Congress program and wage a campaign against Truman era radicals and spendthrift critics after last month’s loss. The remark notes the irony of the party’s prior messaging before November 27.
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Hugh Scott
GOP
Truman
Local election winners weigh burdens of public promises
Several successful candidates from the recent election fear the challenge of turning campaign pledges into action. After victories, they confront demands to deliver on promises and manage expectations amid new leadership.
Short songs succeed in under five minutes
The article notes that most popular songs are written in under five minutes, yet many people argue it is a waste of time and effort to aim for brief compositions.
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Witten
Young men with one arm drive into church
A report notes that several young men, steering with one arm, collided with a church building in a notable incident. The event prompted police and church officials to assess safety and cause. No injuries are detailed in the available text.
Judges and executive service threaten judicial independence
David Lawrence discusses Owen J. Roberts and other justices serving in executive roles, arguing such duties erode public confidence in the judiciary. He cites Pearl Harbor investigations and other commissions, notes constitutional gaps, and urges a law barring judges from executive or legislative work.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Court of the United States
Congress
Roberts
Commission
Pearl Harbor
Mixed Claims Commission
Truman
Vinson
Moscow
Jackson
Supreme Court
Douglas
CIO
Ife
World Court
New York City Bar Association
United States
Fluorination of Water Urged in Manitowoc and Nearby Cities
Oshkosh begins fluorination campaign while Racine urges health department study. Several Wisconsin cities including Sheboygan Madison Elkhorn and Neenah have fluorinated water. nationwide examples cited. Dentists back the idea as tests abroad show mostly favorable results. Public interest supports Manitowoc investigating fluorination possibilities.
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Manitowod Herald-Times
Oshkosh
Racine Journal - Times
Racine Health Department
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Madison
Elkhorn
Manitowoc
Grande Rapids
Mich
Newburg
N. Y
Sheborgan
Ekhorn
Evanston
Ill
Salisbury
Ottawa
Kansas
Lewiston
Idaho
Crossett
Ark
Midland
Brantford
Ont
Marshall
Tex
Charlotte
N.C
Ay. Conn
Beicherton
Wrentham
Als
Janesville
Beloit
Johnson Creek
Stevens Point
West Bend
Baraboo
Fond du Lac
Port Washington
Burlington
Richland Neenah
Menasha
Wausau
Wisconsin Braces For Deep Cold And Heavy Snow
Old man winter hits Wisconsin with cold reaching seventeen below zero and heavy snow in the north. Fond du Lac sees flurries as the ground freezes and frigid temperatures loom. The piece urges simple bird feeding using bread crumbs suet and grain on window sills or ground to aid birds during winter.
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Fond DU Lac
Wisconsin
Southae
Mary
Inflation cures and unemployment limits noted by officials
Senator Ralph E. Flanders warns drastic credit controls can curb inflation but cannot fix unemployment. A movie line from Jim Bannon quips that more westerns could ease the world’s woes.
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Ralph E. Flanders
Vermont
Jim Bannon
Political Interest and Civic Duty Urged by Wisconsin Democrat
John Wyngaard argues that voter apathy harms democracy and politics should start in schools. He notes low turnout, distrust of polls, and calls for active citizen leadership across education and public service.
Otto E Lieder buys Lampert estate stake in Lieder Lampert Lumber
Ten years ago Otto E. Lieder purchased the Horace H. Lampert estate interest and will oper ate the Lieder Lampert Lumber company. Also noted are sports milestones, campus decisions to close early due to illness, and honors at Logan school.
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Otto E. Lieder
Horace H. Lampert
Lieder-Lampert Lumber Company
Lieder
Mannie Fry
la Crosse
Recreation Alleys
M. Snodgrass
State Tiers College
Otto Schlabach
C. A. Whitney
Snodgrass
Logan School
Bom
Ee Cate
Ole
Margaret Davis
D. E. Field
Film Strike Pickets Sentenced in Columbia Studio Case
Five Hollywood pickets were jailed and 27 fined after two years of litigation to reverse the sentences. The defendants had violated a court order banning mass picketing at Columbia Studio in October 1946. The Supreme Court denied a rehearing recently as the case concluded.
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Los Angeles
U. S. Supreme Court
Columbia Studio
Miner Killed By Explosion Near Goody Kentucky
A gas explosion in a drift coal mine at night killed one miner and injured four others near Goody Kentucky. About 70 others escaped injury. The blast, believed caused by a drill entering a gas pocket, occurred near Pond cheek, a few miles from Williamson West Virginia, according to mine superintendent E S Hamilton.
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Goody
Cne
Kentucky
Williamson
W. Va
E. S. Hamilton
Tractor topples injures farmer in Wisconsin accident
Carl R. Schlicht of La Crosse was hospitalized at 3 41 p m Monday after a tractor tipped over at Telele farm on Schmaltz road off country rank in La Crosse County. The injury was to his left leg. County highway patrol reported details.
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Carl R. Schlicht
la Crosse
Lice
Schlicht
le Farm
Schmaltz Road
Congo Exports Principal Belgian Congo Crops
The principal vegetable products grown for export in the Belgian Congo include palm cotton rubber coffee sugar cocoa lumber peanuts castor oil tobacco rice maize manioc essential oils and bananas.
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Belgian Congo
James Marlow on the Hiss Chambers spy case timeline
The piece outlines Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss roles, with Chambers claiming 1938 Communist underground ties and 1948 testimony before the House committee. It notes conflicting accounts, FBI checks, and a libel suit by Hiss, plus microfilm evidence later produced by Chambers.
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Hiss
FBI
Whittaker Chambers
FBI Minn
House
American Activities Committee
Chambers
George Crosley
Crosley
New York
State Department
Committee
Justice Department
Ad Jury
Hiss and
Social Fraternity Hosts Holiday Party at Commodore
Alpha Delta Theta at State Teachers College held its annual Christmas party Friday night at the Commodore in La Crescent. About twenty couples served as emcees and played Santa Claus while gifts were distributed. Nirschl Grier Glen Sch Frank Biandin and Jack Vance contributed to the entertainment with a jam session.
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Alpha Delta Theta
State Teachers College
Commodore
la Crescent
Nirschl
Grier
Glen
Defecting Defense Court Case Ends in Acquittal
In Baltimore a defendant named Herman M. Moser faced Criminal Court for failing to file a state income tax return. His counsel called him a moron and the judge, noting the man cannot follow a western plot, acquitted him and remarked that he too cannot understand such movies or pilots.
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Baltimore
Criminal
Herman M. Moser
Moser
Peace at Any Price The UN Word Cost Debate
DeWitt Mackenzie notes France Soir claims the UN assembly spoke 10,000,000 words at a cost of 1,700,000,000 francs. He cites U S funding share and comments on peace versus war costs. London Times urges cutting wordage and proposes a procedure committee for next April.
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Assembly of the United Nations
Paris
France Soir
U.S. A
Andrei Y. Vishinky
Hitler
France
Britain
Russia
Uncle Sam
Moscow
United Nations
Berlin
United States
America
Greece
Turkey
China
London Times
Haskin Service Answers Reader Questions
A La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau feature explains how to obtain factual answers by mail for 3 cents postage. It covers topics from rivers to West Point, nun hair practices, and early puncture-proof tires with concise explanations and historical notes.
Why katydids fall silent when danger nears
The American Museum of Natural History explains katydids stop their singing as a danger signal. They detect disturbance by hearing and vibration through the tree, with the final cue being the unusual presence sensed by slight trunk vibrations, not the arm encirclement.
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American Museum of Natural History
Dr. Ralph J Bunche Born in Detroit in 1904
Dr. Ralph J Bunche born in Detroit Michigan in 1904. He is of Negro and Indian ancestry and led Howard University's political science department until 1941 when he joined the federal government.
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Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Bernadette
Dr. Bunche
Detroit
Mich
Howard University
Early Newsboys and Historic Figures Across Cultures
The text surveys varied counts for Columbus voyage attendance with Las Casas citing 90 men and others suggesting 120 or 270, notes that the Angora cat breed is not officially recognized, and recalls the first English newspaper hawkers in 1622 alongside early American paper sellers circa 1754, highlighting origins of known figures and practices.
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Christopher Columbus
New World
Las Casas
Columbus
Ferdinand Columbus
Historie
Newes
London
America
New England
New York
Mercury
Two Bombed Clusters in World War II Not Goa
Dover on the English Channel and the island of Malta were among the most heavily bombed spots in World War II.
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Goa
Dover
English Channel
Malta
Mediterranean Sea
Big Hit Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas
The advertisement promotes a 378 page miniature encyclopedia with 25 000 definitions and pronunciations 16 pages of four color world maps and extensive supplementary data on synonyms antonyms national parks weights and measures terms populations and statistics It offers the volume postpaid for 35 cents plus 3 percent today via The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington DC
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Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary
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Ira Fuller
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O. E. Weiland
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Franklin Club
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Milwaukee
American Bridge Company
Congo
James Marlow
Alger Hiss
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Marvin McIntyre
Adolf A. Berle, Jr
Berle
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Luther Wilkins
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