3000 Clubwomen Meet In Denver To Weigh World Woes
Denver hosts the 63rd annual General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention with about 3000 delegates from 11 million members and 42 foreign countries. Leaders discuss international pacifism and balancing the integration of foreign-born populations in big cities.
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UW honors La Crosse students June 18 at Memorial Union Theater
Philip H. Howard, Mtd. R. 42, was misprinted in the Sunday La Crosse Tribune. He is one of four La Crosse students at the University of Wisconsin to be honored for outstanding work during exercises at Memorial Union Theater on June 18.
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Inflation Fears Rise Again Among Businessmen
In June businessmen anticipate a possible inflation resurgence as factors like war fears, metal stockpiling, and easy money policies influence prices. They note March to May calm markets, but warn conditions could spark a renewed inflation wave even as the administration seeks balance.
Guatemala Watches for Political Fugitives Amid Embassies
Guatemala's leftist government pressed a roundup of underground opposition leaders. Police searches yielded no proof of planned uprisings as five leading opponents sought asylum in El Salvador and Ecuador embassies. The unrest comes after U S criticism over arms from Poland and a noted English colonial era visit.
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Jacob Arbenz
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Ecuador
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Rates
The La Crosse Tribune masthead lists editors and departments and notes advertising, circulation, and production staff. It includes delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse and surrounding areas with prices and payment terms.
Shell Premium with TCP additive boosts power and spark plug life
The ad explains lead and carbon deposits in engines reduce power by pre firing and misfiring under load. It touts Shell Premium Gasoline with TCP as preventing deposits, ensuring timely spark and up to 24 times longer spark plug life, available at Shell dealer stations.
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Shell
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