Truman Faces Critical Choice Over Labor Bill And 1948 Vote
In a pivotal moment, President Truman weighs signing the Case labor relations bill vs veto amid pressure from labor and conservative lawmakers. The outcome could shape 1948 re election prospects, with factions arguing over emergency powers and parallel Ball-Smith-Taft measures.
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John L. Lewis
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Senator Vandenberg
Harold Stassen
Dewey
Spirit that quickeneth the flesh profiteth nothing
A brief note from the La Crosse Tribune cites a religious reflection quoting John 6:63 about the words that are spirit and life, underscoring spiritual nourishment over material gain.
Funeral ships reshape fate of World War II remains
The article discusses options for survivors choosing whether to repatriate fallen soldiers or bury them abroad, noting prior 1920 doubles and the ongoing debate over returning war dead. It mentions 328000 battle deaths and initial plans to bring home 1200 monthly, rising later, with a broader reflection on memorials and US sacrifices.
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America
France
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England
Belgium
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Pacific
Molotov Angers West as Soviet Aims Face Scrutiny
The piece argues Secretary Byrnes rebutted Molotov's claim of a Western bloc and asserts Washington and London seek only to curb Soviet aggression. It notes Soviet policy contrasts with global security aims, cites UN Security Council minutes showing little broader support for Moscow, and likens past Stalin concessions to prewar appeasement dynamics.
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USDA to publish daily butter price quotations for consumers
The Agriculture Department will issue daily prices from the black market for butter, a move praised as a consumer service. The advisory warns readers not to pay excessive prices.
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Pondering the Good Old Days on Assembly Lines
A reflective piece laments fewer workers on the factory floors and more on the picket lines, contrasting past labor strength with present tensions and nostalgia for industrial eras.
China size compared to United States
The text states China is about a third larger than the continental United States and provides rough dimensions: about 1,860 miles north to south and over 2,000 miles east to west.
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Continental
U.S
Food control shift to agriculture raises business concern
The question asks why food control, if moved to the department of agriculture, could not be returned to businessmen. It frames a policy debate on agency control and the management of commerce versus farming oversight.
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Department of Agriculture
Russians Claim Perennial Wheat Not For UNRRA
A Soviet announcement asserts Russians have developed a perennial wheat variety, but they say it is not intended for UNRRA aid programs. The claim emphasizes agricultural science advances amid wartime relief context.
Stevens Point Becomes Air Traffic Center for North Central Lines
Stevens Point rises as a potential regional hub with Duluth Airlines daily service to Duluth Milwaukee and Chicago and North Central Air Lines launching June 1 linking Stevens Point Madison Milwaukee and Sturgeon Bay with Land O Lakes. The airline, headquartered here under manager A E Padagi, operates a luxury Douglas 21 passenger airliner with veteran flight personnel, signaling a new era for Wisconsin tourism and resort access.
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Inflation debate linked to government spending and politics
The piece notes James P. McDonnell’s view that government spending fuels inflation as much as private spending. With an impending election, it questions whether Congress will cut expenditures or protect patronage projects, while also touching on fashion, health, and odd new tech notes in a rapid-fire column.
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Public relations in labor disputes shaped the coal strike outcome
The piece analyzes how John L. Lewis and railroad unions used public relations to frame the coal strike. Lewis dominated public perception, securing key goals like a welfare fund, while unions failed to effectively communicate the 44 changes demands to gain broader public support and leverage.
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Washington
Grace Mowry Leaves La Crosse for Milwaukee Insurance Job
Grace Mowry of 708 Caledonia street has moved to Milwaukee to work in an insurance office. The notice notes housing shortages in La Crosse with under one percent vacancy in various dwelling types. Mrs. George Higbee hosted her daughter and son during the weekend.
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Caledonia Street
Milwauk
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George Higbee
Guy Covell
Whitehall
Mich
Frank Higbee
Minneapolis
Reapportionment Question Divides Wisconsin Leaders
John Wyngaard argues Gov Goodland avoids a special session on legislative reapportionment amid debate over equal representation. Critics note cost, timing, and political factors as a re election bid looms, while supporters push for immediate legislative action and possible court intervention.
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Q and A on costs and war era questions from readers
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides answers to queries on topics including the cost of large electric signs, biblical appearances to 500, and details about historical figures. It covers the North Star position, pilot Alonzo Pietro, Japanese Americans in WWII, service women's marriages overseas, and veterans medical records and dental care.
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Veterans Administration
Armed Services
Armed Forces
Only One Four Star General in Marine Corps History
The U S marine corps has one four star general in its history General Alexander A Vandergrift promoted April 3 1945 Holcomb retired as full general but never served active duty at that rank.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Alexander A. Vandergrift
Thomas Holcomb
Requirements for becoming a pilot in the air national guard
The War Department states that joining the air national guard to train as a pilot is not possible. Applicants must apply to the Office of the Adjutant General, War Department, Washington 25, D C, for entrance into a government flying school. If accepted and space is available, training lasts one year as a pilot.
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Dream interpretation booklet offered by Information Bureau
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau promotes a Dreams booklet with rules for interpretation and a dream dictionary. Readers are asked to order today for 10 cents postpaid using the coupon and mail address in Washington D C.
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Chinese Civil War Seen To End On Battlefield Says Marshall
General George C. Marshall warned in Nanking that China faces a calamitous civil war as Communist forces push to drive Chiang Kai-shek from northern China. The Communists control Manchuria, have 300 000 to 500 000 troops, and seek a Red government while Nationalists rely on over a million soldiers and vested interests.
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Chou En-lai
Chungking
Lewis Faces Public Backlash Over Mine Union Leader
A George Gallup survey shows 69 percent hold unfavorable views of John L. Lewis, with 18 percent indifferent and 13 percent favorable. Reactions range from calls he is a dictator to praise as the miners’ champion. impressions split along strong partisan lines across more than 200 interviews.
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State Congressman Denied Meet Seeks to Curb Sabath Power
A coalition of Republican and southern Democrat Rules Committee members moved to curtail Chairman Adolph Sabath’s authority. They aim to enable a majority of the 12 member panel to force meetings on short notice, potentially blocking or advancing legislation, including the Case labor bill.
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Chief Of McCoy Pro Speaks At Friendship
Lieut. C. S. Wright of Camp McCoy told a Memorial Day audience in Friendship that Americans must accept world leadership with responsibility. He cited the Friendship Bridge anniversary and urged democracy, constitutional freedoms, and Christian conduct to safeguard smaller nations and promote government by the people.
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Tenby Councillor M J Jenkins' Daughter Breaks Local Barriers
Mrs M J Jenkins becomes first woman town councillor in Tenby England and her daughter becomes Pem broke shire county council's first female member highlighting a family milestone in local government.
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Pembrokeshire County Council
Camp Douglas Pvt Hurt In British Accident
Salisbury England report says Pvt Robert J Whereatt 19 Camp Douglas Wisconsin injured when army truck crashed through a guard rail and fell 15 feet. Pvt George Skaff 19 Toee died in the crash.
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George Skaff
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Escort for McMorris body from Camp McCoy
Maj. Leonard Estes, station hospital adjutant, left Camp McCoy Wisconsin on Monday to serve as official military escort for the body of Lieut. Col. Watson McMorris of Sparta. Interment occurred at Arlington National Cemetery.
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La Crosse Tribune Leader-Press masthead note
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press publish in La Crosse Wisconsin with Cass Street address and editors including R L Bangsberg A W Rice and W T Burgess, entered as second class matter June 23 1904, as a Lee Syndicate and Associated Press member publication.
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