Kennedy area aid bill rebuffed in House gains Senate approval
The Kennedy plan to add 455 million for distressed areas stalled in the House despite a Democratic majority while the Senate approved a similar measure 65 to 30. Critics cited mismanagement and unused funds. Wisconsin Republicans largely opposed. Proxmire and Nelson supported. O Kon ski district's paper mill loan angered Green Bay delegate Byrnes. The program’s scope grew from about 500 areas to roughly 1,000, with Kennedy pressing for another vote.
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White House
House
Senate
Wisconsin
Alvin O’konski
Mercer
Sens. Proxmire
Nelson
Tomahawk
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Washington
Kennedy
Bird Control Debate in Agricultural Chemicals Journal
A June issue piece urges regulating birds to protect crops while preserving song and game birds. It notes sparrows, starlings, and blackbirds as pests yet acknowledges birds' role in insect and weed seed control. It warns about DDT and 2 4 D harming wildlife and potential leukemia links from sprays.
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Agricultural Chemicals Association News
Era of the Big Bands a Great Time to Be Young
Robert C. Ruark recalls the big bands era and the influence of Skinnay Ennis and Ted Weems. He praises Kemp Shaw Noble Weems and other leaders, their romantic ballads, and the pre television dance hall scene that shaped youth and love in the early 1930s.
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Skinnay Ennis
Ted Weems
Skin
Hal Kemp
Fry
Ruark
Fred Astaire
Bing Crosby
Gershwins
Arlens
Porters
Mercers
Yellens
Yagers
van Heusens
Sinatra
Lington
Glen Gray
Red Nichols
Weems
Isham Jones
Ray Noble
Dorseys
Lombardo
Chicago
Blackhawk
al Bowlly
Ennis
Kemp
John Scott Trotter
Earl Geiger
Saxy Dowel
Deane Janis
Maxine Grey
Mister Ennis
Kenny Sargent
Eddie Stone
Gray
Noble
Nichols
Artie Shaw
Shaw
Cheraw
S.C
Shep Fields
Senate backs House on killing National Youth Administration
In 1943, Congress moves to end the National Youth Administration created in 1935 to provide work relief for youths aged 16 to 24. The review notes allied actions in the Pacific, including a Japanese cruiser and destroyer driven off Rendova Island and U.S. and Australian troops advancing on Salamaua. The Mississippi River at 12.8 feet and expectations of a rapidly expanding fleet needing 500,000 men in early 1944 are mentioned. Verona Rendler, 829 Gould.
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Senate
House
National Youth Administration
Rendova Island
U.S
Salamaua
Mississippi River
Verona Rendler
Gould
Doctor Says Air Conditioning Affects Sleep And Health
Dr W G Brandstadt notes seasonal use of air conditioning and discusses effects on sleep comfort and mood. High humidity can raise indoor humidity with outside cooling. Air conditioning aids heart disease patients by reducing strain and helps asthma or hay fever by filtering pollen from indoor air.
Kidder visits Rendler and wife. publicity chief named
Joseph K. Kidder visits his brother T Sgt Thomas J Rendler and his wife Madison. E P Hartl appointed secretary of city county publicity committee to replace J W Frisch who enters armed forces. Thirty years ago 1933: rainfall damages highways and crops, severe storm hits southern Minnesota and Wisconsin counties. Roosevelt rebuffs gold bloc at London conference. gold standard being reconsidered. Kidnapers seek $7000, Chicago police say. Airplane rides ad. Mrs John F Doherty hosts sister Helen Jacobsen for summer. UW and nine state normal schools face $14 million budget crisis after Senate appropriation loss. Car wreck incident near Rent-A-Ford sinks power, trolley wires live. Paige sedan stolen. Maurer doctors involved. Higginbotham admits whipping Tabert. verdict links to murder. Summer home project at Shore Acres progresses. road work to cottages begins. Common Council declines saloon licenses. Schrank Cafe money refunded. Stoddard hold-up targets Henry Schwalke. Motorboat Club opens with family boat race. speed limited to 12 mph. Pastor Alfred Forness named Trinity Lutheran. Local social notes include Hurtgens and Van Auken youths’ gathering and multiple guests.
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Wisconsin
Here
Roosevelt
London
U.S
Chicago
Senate
Rent-A-Ford
North 3Rd Street
Albert Bruling
West Ave. S
Randolph Rand
Adams
3Rd
la Crosse
Big Paige
Harriet Chamberlain
S. 9Th
Marinello Co
Bert Maurer
Dr. A. A. Maurer
Thomas Walter Higginbotham
Putnam Lumber Co
Lake City
Fla
Martin Tabert
Common Council
Joseph F. Schrank
William Atchison
Hotel Law Buffet
Schrank
Henry Schwalke
Stoddard
Bandit
Main Street
Horace Holley
Alfred Forness
Billings, Mont
Trinity Lutheran Church
Little Hurtgens
Robert
Billy
Carl van Auken
Laura Warren
Laura Kinnear
Ella Gage
Alice
Edith Pryor
Mildred Eberhart
Norma Partridge
Dorothy Snyder
Will West Make the Most of It Explodes in Moscow Peking Split
AP analyst argues the Soviet China split could force Russia to divert energy to Asia and offer a rare opening for the West. Yet allied unity may fracture as de Gaulle challenges U.S. leadership, and prospects for a nuclear test ban look dim. The piece surveys rising tensions, rival nationalism, and uncertain outcomes ahead.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Asia
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Moscow
Red China
Wisconsin I-Type Roads Lag While Reynolds Plan Faces Cost
Wisconsin lags on interstate mileage with only 450 miles, while central and eastern states boast far more. Governor Reynolds seeks faster completion of unfinished interstates, upgraded trunk highways, and new throughways funded by a large highway bond issue and higher toll taxes, despite legislative resistance. The Wisconsin system remains strong in secondary roads, driven by dairy needs, but faces pressure to upgrade main lines for industry, business, and tourism.
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Wisconsin
Reynolds
Madison
Middlewest
New York
New England
Goldwater Attacks City Machines to Boost GOP Image
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that corrupt big city political machines dominate state and national politics and harm Democratic prospects. He cites New York’s Tammany Hall, Philadelphia’s Green machine, and Chicago’s Cook County machine to claim liberal allies enable bloc voting and elect officials.
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San Francisco
Ameri- Lawrence
Goldwater
MR. Goldwater
Woodrow Wilson
New York City
Carmine de Sapio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Illinois
Cook County
Chicago
North
Nixon
Rockefeller
Check Again On State Employment Services
Cy Barrett questions the view of Harpers Magazine on employment services. Ed Chase argues SES should help find jobs though the system is strained. The exchange notes cases of miners finding work elsewhere and recommends consulting independent agencies as well.
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Edward T. Chase
Harpers’ Magazine
U.S. Employment Service
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Chase
SES
State Employment Service
Dream Of Youth Aims for Farming Pay Not Growing Spinach
A small boy in Haines City Fla imagines growing up to be a farmer, hoping to earn money by not raising spinach, reflecting simple youthful ambition reported by the Haines City Herald.
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Haines City
Fla
Herald
Win at Bridge signals and a complex play analysis
A bridge column explains suit preference signals, the nine of diamonds misread, and how South wins with a king in hand after West shifts to a heart. It discusses potential lines, a dummy ruff, and the trump layout, then offers to mail a copy of Win at Bridge by Oswald Jacoby for 50 cents.
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East
West
South
Bridge
Oswald Jacoby
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la Crosse Tribune
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Rates Notice
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Sunday Tribune
Koy Mail
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