Musty Ideology disproved as La Crosse tops Community Chest again
The final report shows La Crosse exceeded its Community Chest goal for the third straight year, with total contributions rising by 4399 over last year and 97 percent of the goal reached last year, plus a10 percent gain in other industrial areas. Major boosts came from Trane Company employees, Northern Plastics, La Crosse Garment, and Riviera Sportswear, reflecting strong community participation and a 25 percent company contribution increase. Phil Davy and Thomas Runkle led the campaign and Chest team efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Northern Plastics
la Crosse Garment Manufacturing Company
Riviera Sportswear
Phil Davy
Thomas Runkle
Community Chest
Turkey Growers Weigh Marketing Order to Stabilize Prices
Turkey producers discuss a marketing order to curb overproduction and raise income parity with other groups. A two thirds vote in a referendum would authorize the order, with a concurrent check plan to fund research and market expansion. Some veterans warn of upstarts driving price drops and credit sales. Psalms 43:4 closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Courage And Judgment The Keys To Babson Success
Roger Babson argues that future success for investors and business leaders rests on four intangibles beyond statistics. He cites labor relations, personal communication with employees, judgment, and courage, stressing sane religion and daily prayer as core foundations for a satisfied, ethical life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Audio analgesia at Air Force dental clinic
Washington notebook reports on a dental clinic using audio-analgesia to ease drilling by letting patients choose music and pressing a panic button to raise sound volume. It also notes Eisenhower campaigning in New Jersey for James P. Mitchell with sharp critique from Richard Hughes and Ike’s light self‑deprecating remark about thinning hair.
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Electronic Systems Division
Air Force Systems Command
Niagara Falls
Eisenhower
New Jersey
James P. Mitchell
Richard J. Hughes
Ike
Review of the news in years past twenty years ago 1941
U.S. military chiefs depart and declare city open as Japs intensify drive on Manila. Fierce Luzon battle with high casualties. Churchill promises a Washington conference. Hong Kong fell as Singapore braces for assault. Eugene P. Host, 67, dies in auto crash near Chicago. Elks to entertain 300 needy children with post show turkey spread. Jap boys armed in attacks on Philippines. Senator Lucas calls for potent Japanese defeat. Looming world reparations conference planned for The Hague. Christmas day wrecks claim many lives. Pope encyclical seeks Catholic Protestant union on Rome terms. Ten mile tax targets heavy trucks. Burglars raid Perfect Oil Co. station. Mrs. Ella Hankerson dies. pallbearers named. Padlocks appear at soft drink parlors. Baby Robert Kelly scalded to death in bathtub crib. Jack Martin forming new stock company. theater opening Jan 10. Earl Hale injured in truck mishap.
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U.S
Manila
Luzon
Churchill
Washington
Hong Kong
Singapore
Eugene P. Host
Edgewood Place
Chicago
Elks
Rivoli
Elks Hall
Philippines
Lucas
Illinois
Lone Bandit
Herman Schlicht
S. 7Th
Pope
Rome
Perfect Oil Co
4Th and King
Ella Hankerson
Fred H. Hankerson
National Bank
Cass
A. M. Thompson
D. A. Gordon
Alex Moll
H. K. Holley
Charles E. Colman
Henry Gund Jr
Pearl
N. 4Th
Robert Kelly
Jack Martin
Beach Stock Co
Harvard Theater
Jack Martin Stock Co
la Crosse
Earl William Hale
George
Gillette
Pocketbook questions on bombing fallout and stock options
A citizen asks how insurance and government compensation would work after a bombing. The adviser says no cash compensation for lost money, banks would cover insured deposits but cash withdrawals would be limited, and stockholders could be compensated with limits on immediate payments.
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D.L
D. L
United States
M. B
Portraits John C. Metcalfe Faithfulness Poem
A 1961 verse by Field Enterprises, Inc salutes John C. Metcalfe with lines praising lasting faithfulness. The poem compares devotion to the sea and evening star, promising reciprocal fidelity in a tender tribute.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Vermont Republic to United States: A Timeline
The piece explains Vermont's status as an independent republic from 1777 to 1791, noting its army, coinage, and post office, and that it joined the Union as the 14th state on March 4, 1791. It also covers highway numbering starting in 1926 and defines dimension stone as a building and monument material mined for lasting structural use.
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Vermont
H.N. A
U.S
M.A. A
American Association of State Highway Officials
State Highways Departments
United States Bureau of Public Roads
United States Route Numbering Committee
Civil Defense Budget Scrutiny Faces Uncertainty
Madison observers note the Wisconsin civil defense budget may reach about 2,000,000 annually as lawmakers wrestle with duties and funding. Questions linger on who bears responsibility and whether existing protective services suffice if disaster strikes.
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Madison
Wis
State Defense Bureau
Chicago
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
World Premiere of The Cid Delights in London Crowd
Robert C. Ruark describes attending the world premiere of Samuel Bronston's The Cid in London with Chelo Mendes Naranjo. He praises Charlton Heston's performance and Tony Mann's direction, contrasts ancient Iberian warfare with modern conflicts, and riffs on the film's dramatic color and heroism.
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London
Chelo Mendes Naranjo
Spain
Samuel Bronston
Ruark Bronston
Charlton Heston
Chuck
Xen
CID
Tony Mann
Congo
Philip Yordan
al Capone
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Heston
Khrushchev
Gagarin
Mr. Stalin
Curate's Friend Revealed as Antique Cake Stand
A Sydney Morning Herald columnist asks what a curate's friend is and readers identify it as a three tiered cake stand once placed by the curate at afternoon tea. The stand served modestly as nourishment for the curate with a tiny stipend and unobtrusive access to treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
Museum of Applied Arts
Khrushchev admits planning gaps in Soviet hydro projects
In a report to the Russian people Khrushchev acknowledged failures in Volga and Siberian hydroelectric planning. He noted that "one cannot always think of everything" and implied a broader monopoly on thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Khrushchev
Volga
Siberia
Culbertson Slam Bid in Bridge Column
Ely Culbertson's jump to three spades showcased a strong distributional hand. The sequence leads to a cautious five heart small slam, with Teddy Lightner choosing four diamond rebid and Lenz's club opening influencing the play. Culbertson remains a famed dummy player despite conservative final decisions.
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Ely Culbertson
Culbertson
Theodore Lightner
Ely
Teddy
Sidney Lenz
West
Mr. Lenz
La Crosse Tribune Publication Rates and Delivery Details
La Crosse Tribune announces home delivery rates for La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent with Sunday edition, plus mail subscription prices within and beyond 75 miles. Rates show weekly carrier payments and monthly/annual options, terms require advance payment and address service existence.
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le Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Jesus
Jann É& Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Sancisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
al Te
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Boy
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Roger Babson
MC Sine Is
Babson Institute
Zest
Venice
Athens
Dun & Bradstreet
Moody's Reports
The
Copan
Publishers Ancial Bureau, Inc
Washington Notebook
Joseph K. Kidder
Powers Planning
Hague
Japan
France
Eugene V. Debs
Henry M. Daugherty
Lenin
Fred Falk
9Th
Vine
Carmen
J. P. Roop
A. C. Taylor
W. C. Rand
R. A. Hammond
J. A. Weissenberger
H. Klammer
S. Lambert
Sentinel
T. Davidson
H. J. Arshow
Jess White
W. E. Bannenhead
Robert Farnam
Tabriz
Pius
Senator la Follette
Ohio
Danville
Uncle Joe" Cannon
la Crosse Plow Works
la Crosse Stone Co
William Jones
North Side
John Desmond
St. Paul
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
John C. Metcalfe
John Wyngaard
Pacs
Legislative Finance Committee
Alfred Ludvigsen
Waukesha
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Ludvigsen
Robert C. Ruark
the Cid
Kasavubu
Tshombe
Pangas
Heston
Gray
United Nations
Gizenga
Mama
Gizengas
Stalin
Chelo
Senor
Wright
United A de Syndicate, Inc
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
North
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