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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
6
The piece argues against paying or funding delegate trips to meet Eisenhower, calling it unnecessary and costly. It urges the general to engage nationwide via press, radio, and television, avoiding a divided command and a front-porch campaign.
The David Lawrence Dispatch argues British Left Wingers threaten democracy and private enterprise while courting socialist aims. It warns that entrenched antiwar and isolationist sentiment may push Britain toward a domestic socialist regime, risking isolation from allies and affecting global security.
Wisconsin Democrats press all counties to form Courthouse and Legislative candidate slates for fall elections amid tough conditions. Local pay and weak organization hinder recruitment while Republicans hold most offices. Democrats expect to push ahead only if they win governor and key state posts.
Ten years ago President G Van Steenwyk set a committee to represent the La Crosse Chamber at a Wisconsin Public Service Commission hearing in Tomah on a petition to establish a bus route to Camp McCoy. The piece notes varied pupil costs and other archival items from decades past.
Washington observers say Adenauer may have inflated German opposition to the Bonn peace contract to extract favorable terms from Western powers. Public exposure was limited by lack of a German foreign service and late release of the treaty text, while domestic critics and Soviet actions shape the ratification battle ahead.
Supreme Court cancels wartime seizure and orders mills returned to Marlow owners as steel workers strike. President Truman and Congress are pressured to act on potential legal remedies, including price controls, Taft Hartley delays, or new legislation. Negotiations resume but poses tough choices for both sides.
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports secret cables from the Chinese Embassy in Washington to Chiang Kai-shek in Formosa, showing plans to embroil the US in a world war to rehabilitate Chiang. The documents allege close liaison with General MacArthur, internal Politburo debates, and debates over Formosa and Korea during 1949–1950.
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