Milk at Wisconsin I roads may replace coffee stops debate
At a Madison meeting of the state recreation committee the lack of coffee stops on Interstate roads was debated. Gov. Reynolds questioned the decision banning restaurants on I roads, while supporters noted safety stops every 200 miles. The piece advocates placing milk dispensers at rest stops to promote Wisconsin milk as a wake up drink and counter coffee rivals.
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Illinois
Minneapolis
John Reynolds
State Highway Commission
Harvey Grasse
La Crosse Tribune offers free work-wanted ads for students
The La Crosse Tribune runs free student want ads this week to help teens and young adults find summer jobs. The listings show a range of skills from typing and shorthand to babysitting and farm work, with several candidates highlighting strong reliability and early rising.
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Tax Exempt Land Overburdens Winona Tax Rolls
In a forward looking appeal the Winona Daily News urges selling park land to restore tax base amid excess tax exempt areas including parks schools churches and colleges. Editorial argues public opposition to progress hampers growth and to attract investment Winona should embrace development and reduce park land area.
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Winona
Tively
Winona State College
Navy Mothers seek fair parade representation in La Crosse
Letter from Ernest O. Hanson on Memorial Day parade handling notes Navy Mothers No 318 in La Crosse organized 22 years. They waited for cars missing three vehicles and placards for Navy Mothers. Applauds media and Memorial Day Association for honoring veterans and pledges improved transportation next year.
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Ernest O. Hanson
Memorial Day Association
From 1924 to 1934 News Capsule Highlights
Review of past years notes Nazi lines near Rome and Italian fortress falls, major air raids on France, and KIA Lt. Robert Grosskopf with ties to La Crosse. Also mentions Mardell Rude leaving for Bremerton Waves, Sgt. Robert Teeples earns Silver Star, and long-term local civic and education changes in La Crosse amid 1924 and 1934 retrospectives.
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Mardell Rude
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Beverly Schon
Waves
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Oscar Teeples
Black River Falls
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New Guinea
Death of Nehru Raises World Power Vacuum Concerns
The Indian prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru dies leaving no successor. Editors warn of potential power struggles, border tensions, and shifts in neutralist policy as South Asia faces uncertainty. Pakistan, China, and Indian Communists loom as possible influencers of the post Nehru era.
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Nehru
The Two Sides Of Mr Nehru
Tributes pour in as Nehru dies and India faces an uncertain future. US observers fault his indecision and perceived leniency toward communism, while Western allies weigh implications for aid and regional balance amid rising tensions with China.
Nehru Viewed as Champion of Democracy Amid Critics
The piece critiques Jawaharlal Nehru's socialist leanings and Naivete toward Communist powers. It argues his leadership did not merit the label of world peace champion, yet acknowledges his role in building India's parliamentary democracy and unifying 470 million people.
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Nehru
Reynolds uses top appointees in campaign efforts
The Wisconsin Republican party calls Reynolds actions a shameful use of state employees for campaigning. He admits rallying public support by summoning high ranking officials to aid his political program, highlighting a tradition of nonpolitical management but changing political pressures.
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Madison
Republican State Organization
Reynolds
Wyngaard
Public Service Commission
Highway Dept
Bureau of Civil Defense
Gov. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Knowles
Proverbs 31 20 Verse Calls for Charity to the Needy
A biblical line from Proverbs 31 20 praises generosity as she opens her hand to the poor and reaches out to the needy. The verse frames caring for others as a virtuous standard within the text.
Local columnist fields gambling views and housing woes
Cy Barrett weighs national lotteries and government control while warning of corruption in gambling. A reader asks about a housing purchase. Cy advises caution, neighborhood planning, and forming a property owners association, then invites readers to write with problems.
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Mae Kidde
Mae
Cy Barrett
the Tribune
Antitrust Suit Targets Cincinnati Paper Ownership
The Justice Department faces a free press clash over how many newspapers a city may have and who can own them. The suit centers on Cincinnati where an afternoon paper acquired control of the morning paper in 1956, forming separate operations then, now challenged as monopoly. Labor unions, local competition, and national policy play roles as mergers reshape city newsrooms.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Cincinnati
America
United States
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune publishes daily with Sunday edition from the La Crosse Wisconsin office. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press, which holds exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches. Rate card lists 10 cent single copy and 55 cent weekly carrier delivery.
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Sanford Goltz
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la Crosse Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
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la Crosse
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Overtrick Misstep in Rubber Bridge Leads to Loss
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a rubber bridge hand where South, confident the contract was safe, pursues an extra trick. After discarding on the spade ace, he cashes trumps and diamonds, then misplays a diamond, allowing West to win the ace and end with only eight tricks. A different diamond lead early would have yielded at least one, possibly two, overtricks.
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