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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
4
The 6 to 3 decision labels the seizure as legislative, pressuring President Truman to consider Taft-Hartley or seek special legislation. Congress urged to act as steel output drops by 300,000 tons daily and talks possible. Justice Black notes the President must enforce laws, not make them. A compromise path remains possible.
The article portrays French Communist strategy as a long term plan led by Moscow and executed through shock troops and vigilance committees. It claims instructions flow from Moscow via the Paris Politburo and CGT operatives, with figures like Jacques Duclos cited as key mobilizers and Auguste Lecoeur warning of future action.
The piece notes a UK Parliament dynamic where Conservatives mimic American party strategies, arguing that opposition tactics aim to trap the government. It discusses Bevanite Labour tensions, Churchill and Eden’s German rearmament talks, and the role of party discipline and arbitration in Britain’s economy and politics.
Madison bureau reports on the State Conservation Commission minutes policy the governor’s vocabularies and a youngster asking if the job requires giving up baseball. It also highlights Assemblyman Arnie Betts welfare salary talk state headquarters staffing and a cab driver returning $50 in Illinois.
Ten years ago La Crosse County sportsmen recommended a nine day deer hunting season opening November 28. The note reflects local sentiment and the shift in seasonal planning for hunting enthusiasts.
A Salem barber recalls the May Hotel days in West Salem when Colonel Nelson, a poker keen night clerk, teased beaten rivals in the morning. The reminiscences appear beside notes on local figures and graduation scenes at Central High and La Crosse State College.
Inside facts on Koje Island show South Korean guards policing prisoners under a small American oversight, with friction from Communist prisoners and alleged staged revolts. The piece critiques drift in American leadership and notes broader issues of politically minded troops and prior war patterns.
Gen. Eisenhower arrives home at 71 after 37 years in the Army and faces a tougher political test as he contemplates running for the presidency. Taft criticizes air power while Republicans and Democrats sharpen their lines, and reporters seek clear statements on domestic policy. He weighs whether the move is worth it.
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