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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
4
A reader’s unsigned letter criticizing La Crosse for neglecting flag displays on patriotic occasions prompts the paper to pledge stronger Flag Day advocacy. The editorial endorses the American Legion’s call for “New Glory for Old Glory,” urging full and timely flag displays and signed correspondence.
Albert Bradley, head of the National Highway Users Conference, predicts a rapid rise in highway construction as past barriers such as government controls and material shortages fade. He argues for a national finance plan aligning federal and state support with turnpike expansion to create a modern, fully adequate road network.
The David Lawrence Dispatch writer meets Sir Winston Churchill in the private dining room at 10 Downing Street. Churchill appears alert and keen, contemplating global peace, past mistakes, and the prospect of continued leadership despite retirement speculation.
Rep. Richard Simpson of Pennsylvania will speak at the Wisconsin GOP state convention replacing Sen. Everett Dirksen. Wisconsin reporters note shifts in politics from Kohler’s price plan reactions to Assemblymen Genzmer’s post office bid and Ringling’s federal judgeship recommendations, with REA support and legislature turnover anticipated.
England plans sea based coal mining trials off the northeast coast using a 170 ft tower drilling platform built on girders. The rig, adaptable to 20 fathoms depth, will move between sites and include living quarters, life saving gear and navigation aids.
James Marlow reports on the Army McCarthy hearings as questions arise about the 130 suspected Communists in defense plants. Defense officials explain there is no law allowing firing for security risk, leaving treatment to employers and plant managers.
Tribune letters discuss conflicts over lawn beautification and pets as neighbors clash over peace. George C. Will notes letters require about 300 words and signatures, with personal or religious disputes avoided.
Washington dispatch notes President Eisenhower appears sobered by pressures and decisions after Dewey guidance. Early reports describe a somber mood at the White House as Ike weighs policy and political fallout amid ongoing national concerns.
The piece recalls Governor Dewey advising Eisenhower to address McCarthyism early, recounting the 1948 Illinois trip and Dewey’s role in shaping GOP stance. It notes Summerfield and allies pressured Eisenhower to back McCarthy, while Ike later mediated by praising Marshall in Milwaukee.
Ten years ago Arnold P. Sorenson the son of Alph M. Sorenson was slated to graduate from the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis in June. The item also notes Smoky the crow co owned by Evelyn Jones and Dickie Weber.
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