Ban on cigarette ads on radio and TV urged by FTC
The La Crosse Tribune critiques FTC and surgeon general calls to ban cigarette advertising on radio and TV. It questions the wisdom of such regulation, compares it to warnings on cigarette packs and vitamin labels, and defends tobacco ads as long as the product remains legal and taxed.
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Federal Trade Commission
Congress
FTC
Washington
U.S
Food and Drug
the Tribune
Interstate Fair revival draws crowds and doubles attendance
Opening week shows the Interstate Fair rejuvenated with a younger feel and broad appeal. Stockholders and managers rebuilt the event aiming to be an asset and break even, with early turnout nearly twice past records. The piece credits local volunteers and cautions critics who resist change.
Agreement at Elec tric Auto-Lite reached in 1948 labor talks
Tribune notes an agreement between Electric Auto-Lite management and workers announced by Alvin Danielson, union president, amid broader coverage of political and wartime events from decades past. The piece recalls labor and political stories across 1928 to 1948 with names, dates, and locations.
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Electric Auto-Lite
Alvin Danielson
Truman-Barkley
U.S
Berlin
West Germany
Marne
Austria
Wilson
Washington
Red Cross
Joley
Thessalonians Verse Warns Against Disobedient Persons
A biblical verse states that anyone who refuses to obey the letter should be noted and have no association with them to bring shame. This guidance from II Thessalonians 3 14-15 emphasizes discipline through separation.
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as Publisher and Sanford Goltz as Editor. The paper is published daily afternoons and Sunday mornings from La Crosse Wisconsin and is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press.
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la Crosse Tribune
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Can a U S judge resign stay on border issue
The article examines whether a Congress member can be appointed and confirmed as a federal judge while remaining in the House, and whether a Supreme Court justice can act as a presidential adviser. It discusses Thornberry's confirmation and continued House membership, Warren's retirement timing, and the separation of powers debate. It notes legislative doubts about tenure and retirement dates and the broader question of lifetime appointments.
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David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Abe Fortas
Homer Thornberry
High Court
The
New York Times
Thornberry
Senate
House Rules Committee
House
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Griffin
Michigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
House of Representatives
Warren
Johnson
Justice Warren
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
Fortas
Supreme Court
State Recalls Earl Warren In the Taft Battle
Madison recalls the 1952 Wisconsin presidential primary where Earl Warren ran for the GOP nomination against Robert Taft and Harold Stassen. Warren's late campaign, weak organization, and cross over Democratic support yielded 262000 votes to Taft's 315000 and Stassen's 169000. The piece notes Warren's retirement amid speculation Nixon may choose a successor and recalls the Chicago roll call where Eisenhower secured the nomination.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Earl Warren
United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Robert A. Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Warren
California
Taft
Thomas E. Coleman
GOP
Harold E. Stassen
la Follette
Philip L. la Follette
Ralph M. Immell
H.L. Mount
Milwaukee
Everett LaFond
Two Rivers
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Tom Coleman
Readers debate gun control and constitutional rights
Edward M. McManus of Milwaukee urges strict gun control and an appeals review procedure for administrative actions. Hermann Eisner of Cross Plains recalls a 1949 legislative fight on a similar issue and cites Civil Liberties Union support for stricter laws.
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the Tribune
Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Edward M. McManus
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Civil Liberties Unions
Wisconsin
Hermann Eisner
Cross Plains
Wis
Our own labels mislead in liberal and conservative terms
Sydney Harris argues that political labels such as liberal and conservative are historically misleading and that terms like democracy and republic are used as semantic smokescreens. He notes that left and right wing origins are accidental and highlights how liberty has been misused in Nazi and Fascist rhetoric.
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Sydney J. Harris
United States
Russia
China
Spain
Europe
Mario Pei
The American Farmer and the Great Profit Illusion
A reflective piece argues that money drives conflict and that poets philosophers and journalists shaped American farming ideals. It lauds farmers as selfless guardians while critiquing corporate farming profits and consumer costs and urges readers to support farmers and the culture around them.
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U.S
World Citizenship Debate Highlights Local Officials
A Tribune It note cites a March 5 Minneapolis action where the Board of Commissioners the mayor and city council unanimously adopted a resolution asserting global citizenship and world peace. The piece questions officials' understanding and fitness for office and reflects on citizenship vs. world governance. The Tribune also carries thanks to La Crosse United Fund donors aiding the Kenny Institute and American Rehabilitation Foundation 25th year of service.
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the Tribune
Board of Commissioners
Hennepin County
Minn
Minneapolis
U.S
la Crosse
United Fund
Paul M. Ellwood Jr
American Rehabilitation Foundation
Minneapolis, Minn
Explorer seeks new dump sites and a way to make waste vanish
A provocative quote discusses expansion of garbage dumping with a genius who could discover new locations and invent disposal methods. The author warns of a future burying by trash, reflecting on waste and innovation.
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Joe Bauer
New Winter Gardens
T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
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