Editor's Outlook on atomic tests and world peace
An editor argues that banning tests won't end nuclear threats. Clean bombs could be more valuable militarily than dirty ones, but both sides benefit from restraint. The piece critiques appeasement, mocks Bandwagon disarmament campaigns, and urges tough stance and direct, blunt diplomacy rather than endless negotiations.
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Yalta
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Centralized postal system nears bottleneck danger
Lloyd Wilsey argues against the expanding distributing post office plan citing increased costs, delays, and failed trials from Providence to Silver Spring. He recalls rail-based mail car efficiency and critiques airlift costs while urging readers to probe the issue and seek clearer evidence.
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the Tribune
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Hun
George Moore
Post Office Department
Monroney
Congress
Key City
Times
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Rhode Island
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Silver Spring
National Transport Association
Lloyd Wilsey
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Tyndale's Bold Quest to Translate the Bible into English
William Tyndale pressed to translate the Bible from Greek into English in early 16th century Europe. He faced exile in Wittenberg, printing in Worms, confiscation by Henry VII, arrest in Antwerp, and execution by burning on August 6, 1536. His martyrdom fueled the spread of God’s word to English speakers worldwide.
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England
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Germany
Martin Luther
Worms
Henry VII
Henry
Tyndale
Antwerp
Belgium
Brussels
Allied advance and Monty drive toward Gela in 1943
Review of the news from twenty years past highlights British General Bernard Montgomery advancing toward Cantania and the Lacata Gela area as Allied forces under Lt. Gen. George Patton Jr. repel heavy enemy armor. Civilians face ration changes for butter and cheese while local officials discuss season openings and demonstrations by a La Crosse model tank crew member.
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Bernard L. Montgomery
Cantania
Syracuse
Allied
George Patton Jr
Lacata-Gela
Gela
Victory Gardens
Mark Catlin Sr
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Cpl
Wayne L. Marshall
la Crosse
12Th Armored Division
Camp Campbell
Rising Costs Slow Private Colleges in Wisconsin
Governor Reynolds visited Ripon College and noted private higher education cannot match state schools, predicting 17 new campuses would be needed to absorb two years of enrollment growth. The piece links tuition rises to public-school burdens, private versus public funding debates, and future tax implications for Wisconsin’s education system.
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John J. O'Connell Jr
Edward J
Daniel O'Connell
Albany
N. Y
West Avenue
W. J. Koch
Citizen's Taxation League
J. E. Higbee
John Nolan
James T. Day
H. N. Ruud
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Assembly
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Marion
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Chicago
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Reno
Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt
Philadelphia
James G. Peterson
Rabban
Zor Temple of Shrine
Imperial Council
Atlantic City
Madison
Ripon
New England
Rochester
N.Y
Rising auto sales forecast reshapes business outlook
Peter Edson notes automotive strength as a leading business barometer with seven million annual sales expected through the mid 1960s. He cites demographic shifts, rising per capita income, abundant credit, and more multi car households as drivers, while warning about highway and parking infrastructure needs amid growing car ownership.
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Robert J. Eggert
Ford Motor Co
Unlucky South Misplays a Bridge Slam
Oswald Jacoby dissects a bridge hand where South wastes a slam by cashing top trumps and discarding into clubs. He explains a superior line costing less than one third odds, contrasting 3 to 2 and 4 to 3 break scenarios, and promotes a reader service offer in The La Crosse Tribune.
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Radio City
New York
N.Y
Grandpa Was Right About Gallivanting And Bugs
Robert C. Ruark reminisces that Grandpa warned against gallivanting and modern travel spreading germs. He describes old health beliefs, jet travel risks, and exotic diseases, concluding staying home with bunions and avoiding baths may extend life.
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Grandpa
Tristan da Cunha
England
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and contact details
The La Crosse Tribune editor and staff are listed with city and state offices. Rates for home and mail subscriptions across La Crosse and surrounding areas are stated, including prices for various durations and locations.
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