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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1945
Page
6
National Aeronautics surveys peacetime aviation careers for veterans noting economics drive hiring. Many will work as employees while self employment remains risky. flying is only one option among many aviation roles. 985,000 jobs projected by 1955 need not be matched by current openings.
Frederick John Burrows once a railway porter and union leader will become governor of Bengal succeeding R G Casey. He will take office next February with a 720 dollar weekly salary, a 36000 dollar annual rate, and a 17 gun salute at Fort William.
A motivational view urges individuals to maximize their potential by focusing on self-improvement. It emphasizes discipline, proactive effort, and consistent practice to achieve standout performance and resilience.
An opinion poll among General Motors stockholders may parallel Britain’s move to consult holders, raising questions about democracy in wage disputes. The piece argues fact finding could extend to both stockholders and workers, potentially altering bargaining dynamics and timelines.
The piece argues disunity and disorganization within the Republican and Democratic parties undermine governance. It cites Chicago meeting failures and Truman’s stalled proposals, notes intra party wings, and suggests solutions like executive committees or closer White House consultation to establish accountable party programs.
Miss Annette Snapper, Pabst brewery consumer services rector, told Kiwanis members in Milwaukee that Allied soldiers misjudged France during World War II. She cited meat shortages, French hunger, and women’s hardships noting French women faced poverty and prostitution to buy shoes while warning against forming opinions from sensational foreign press.
President Truman faces strong congressional resistance to merging the army navy and air force into a single department. Seniority and committee power in four key military panels could derail any plan, as lawmakers fear loss of prestige and control.
Two white mules named George and Bill bolted from a Gateway City Transfer wagon just before 11 a m causing a brief local scare in La Crosse. In other news a proposed transfer of U S soil conservation service offices from La Crosse to Des Moines appeared likely within weeks, with confirmation unavailable. Remy Hammes has taken over Ford agency territory including Oshkosh and surroundings, previously serving Kankakee Illinois. Joseph Boschard departs tonight for Lake Wales Florida. Several University of Wisconsin Madison students return home for Christmas holidays.
PINEDALE Wyoming Elks are startled as Jack Turner a former Eighth Air Force combat pilot is hired to herd elk from the air. He dives toward feeding animals at haystacks on private property as state game and fish officials oversee the operation.
Madison column notes a Milwaukee hotel party attended by about 50 lawmakers highlighting lobbying as a major campaign tema. It argues lobbying exists, influences some votes, and publicizing lobbyists fuels partisan attacks and criticism of Capitol morality during the 1946 campaign.
Residents of Westbury and surrounding Wiltshire communities push to restore the renowned White Horse on the downs after its wartime blackout. Campaigners urge funding and local involvement to revive the historic symbol.
La Crosse Tribune La Crosse Leader Press details ownership and publication dates. The paper is issued by the La Crosse Tribune Co with editors and officials named. It notes filing as second class in 1904 and AP affiliation.
In London the House of Lords yielded to the Labor government and backed the United States loan after warnings of a possible revolt. The 1911 Parliament Act trimmed the Lords powers, but Asquith’s threat to create Liberal peers influenced the outcome. Lords remain a varied body, supplying advisory input to the Commons. The page also notes a Q and A on Queen Mary tonnage and speed. Uncle Sam's Almanac is advertised for 15 cents.
The Haskin Service provides concise replies. It notes vegetarian practice in ancient India and advocacy by Plato and Plutarch, highlights 1671 England cult under George Cheyne, and covers gold standard adoption by major nations in the 19th century, Fraser’s End of the Trail meaning, and a World War II food torpedo used at Dunkirk.
Postal address line for mail to Washington D C. The fragment lists a street or rural route with city and state information used for forwarding correspondence to the capital.
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