Better Equipment And Real Sales Pitch Might Save Milwaukee Road
La Crosse stakes its future on the Milwaukee Road's plan to drop the Minneapolis to Seattle Olympian Hiawatha west of Minneapolis. The article notes the train links Chicago and Minneapolis and competes with the Empire Builder and North Coast Limited, urging improved equipment, service, and advertising to keep the line viable.
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Cities dominate the world as urban growth accelerates
At the turn of the century only ten cities housed over a million people but now sixty one do. Two in ten people live in cities with more than twenty thousand inhabitants and projections say about half the population may live in such cities by century’s end. Some fear this trend though historians say humanity has adapted to change, suggesting resilience.
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Sun-Sentinel
Margaret W. Claiborne
Charlotte, N.C
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Fifa
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Michigan's Fiscal Crisis Under Williams Alarmed Republicans
Michigan faces a $64 million deficit as Gov. G. Mennen Williams pursues a large welfare program and a soak the corporations tax plan. Republicans fail to unite against the administration, leaving the state in a grim financial portrait.
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Martin Co ends airplane era to focus on missiles
The Martin Company, a pioneer in aviation, has built its last airplane and will concentrate on missile and space work. Older residents recall pre aircraft days, while younger generations anticipate further space conquest.
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Sign Of Times Job Survey Projects Engineering Growth
Northwestern University data forecast an about six percent rise in engineering graduate employment next year while nontechnical diploma holders face roughly a 3.2 percent contraction. The Bible verse Proverbs 16 9 is cited.
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INEZ ROBB Newspaperwomen Win Honors In Competition
Journalists celebrate a landmark awards event for women in the newspaper field. The first national J C Penney University of Missouri Journalism Awards honor women editors and writers, with top prizes of 1000 dollars and a Paris trip for fashion writing.
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Washington Star
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Penney University of Missouri
Gag In Havana From Newsweek
A satirical note from Newsweek mocks Cuba as the largest country with misstatements about Havana Moscow and Americans. The passage jokes about travel circles and defines a bachelor as a man overly confident about marriage while commenting on men’s suit payments.
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Review of the News in Years Past 1940 to 1930 items
A compiled look at past La Crosse events from 1940 to 1910 including bombings on the French coast by Britain, a New Year spectacle at Grandad Bluff, peculiar marriage loss suits, floodlit stores, notable deaths, accidents, fires, and civic notes such as educational reforms, Elks activities, and local business milestones.
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Ollie) Miller
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Gene Mankey
State St
John Tikal
Aaron Sanford
Roy Franklin
Roy Sampson
Capellam Lee
S. 7Th
Frank Mondery
Pine St
Herman Rick
Central Board of Education
Elks Lodge
North Dakota
Bismarck
Burns
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Stoddard
D’annunzio
Fiume
Elks
King Boreas
Roberge
Charles Field
la Crosse Plow Co
Kiwanis Club
Myron Locke
George
Portraits John C Metcalfe Lost Garden
A garden by a gate once thrived with profuse flowers cared for by a soft gentle hand. Seasons change, walls stand firm, yet the garden no longer grows as the lady of this land rests in the ground. Field Enterprises, Inc. 1960.
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Javelin Run Distances and Historical Dueling Laws
Q and A style summaries cover javelin approach runs behind marks and measurement from the throwing line. They explain that many entrants use about a 100 foot run before a hop throw. The piece notes laws on duels in the 1800s and how penalties varied by state.
The Eleventh Commandment in Palatine School
C Raymond Long shares a Palatine Illinois report about Barbara Winters a 23 year old teacher blind since birth hired by the Palatine junior high. Superintendent Marian Jordan praised her talents over disabilities noting employers gain as much as students from employing the handicapped and urging broader opportunity.
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C. Raymond Long
Elgin
Ill
Daily Courier-News
Palatine
Barbara Winters
Illinois State Normal University
School System of
Barbara
Marian Jordan
Jordan
Reorganizing Federal Commissions and Boards
Abstract discussion on how federal commissions mix administrative and judicial roles and the push for reform. Landis and a House staff report urge better qualified appointees and occasional reorganizations to curb lobbying influence, with calls for a clear line between executive and judicial functions and specific investigative offices in the White House.
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Wisconsin Property Tax Reform Seen As Long Shot
The Wisconsin Tax Revision Commission urged eliminating about two thirds of personal property tax, shifting revenue to a broad sales tax and lowering real estate levies. Officials warn a sales tax faces business resistance and the plan is unlikely to become law soon. A minority opposed relief, citing discriminations, while observers doubt enactment this session. Terence Reese analysis of a bridge hand closes the piece with game insight.
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La Crosse Tribune Rates and Delivery Details
The La Crosse Tribune outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent. Rates cover various terms from one month to one year with different prices inside and outside a 75 mile radius. Subscriptions are payable in advance and available where carrier delivery is not maintained.
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