North Central off base in bid for nonstop Twin Cities flight
La Crosse Chamber opposes North Central Airlines nonstop service bypassing La Crosse, arguing it would divert equipment and hurt local feeder flights. State Aeronautics Commission agrees, favoring scheduling changes to include La Crosse and Milwaukee. Local leaders urge a Twin Cities La Crosse Milwaukee route to boost revenue.
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North Central
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Chamber
State Aeronautics Commission
Northwest
Federal Treasury
la Crosse - Milwaukee
De Gaulle Cabinet Moves Toward Democracy in France
Charles de Gaulle seeks to avoid a dictatorship as he promises an elected Parliament and a referendum on constitutional changes. The cabinet’s makeup reassures Western allies, while Algerian fears endure as France contemplates a six month decree rule and a return to parliamentary government.
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Charles de Gaulle
Democra
North Africa
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Paul-Henri Spaak
NATO
Algeria
de Gaulle
Wisconsin GOP Quietly Buffs Conservative Core
Meade Alcorn and Sen. Andrew Schoeppel reassured Wisconsin conservatives at the state convention that national leadership will not demand doctrinal purity. Roland Steinle, the likely Senate nominee, pledges traditional stances and rejects the “modern Republican” label amid a campaign with high stakes and a tough path to a Senate majority.
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Madison
Wis
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Wisconsin Republican Party
National Party
Wisconsin Party
Alcorn
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Senate
Washington
Portraits James Metcalfe Start Over
Poem contemplates the desire to relive life and wipe clean past mistakes versus the value of past deeds. It contrasts fame and success with the idea that sincere acts of goodness before God may matter more than public applause or trophies.
Trivial Detail From Wall Street Journal
A quoted dialogue features a gold digger explaining why a young woman might pursue an older wealthy man. The female figure responds that even a check for a million dollars would not deter her from considering the date, highlighting attitudes toward money and romance.
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Wall Street Journal
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago
Entries cover 1938 events: GOP fond du lac rally 1500 attendees, Windsor anniversary in Antibes, Bangor Kiwanis visit, judge speech, mine disaster in Scranton with 10 dead, Canton textile plant bombing deaths, La Crosse candidates file sheriff papers, retirement act forces college staff out, new Elks clubrooms opening, a birth announced for Marian Russell family.
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Fond du Lac
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Antibes
France
Bangor
Kiwanis Club
Ahlstrom
Volpe Coal Co
Scranton
Canton
Fred Wittenberg
Marcus Lee
la Crosse
D. O. Coate
A. H. Barnhard
W. H. Sanford
State Teachers College
Elks
Questions and Answers for Readers in Washington
Readers can mail inquiries to The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington with 3 cents for return postage and receive concise explanations on topics from business terms to parade flowers to Switzerland’s military and district attorney duties.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N.W
Washington, D.C
Home Doctor Book offers home care guidance and remedies
A 40 page booklet lists essential medicines and equipment for family med cabinet and emergency use. It covers over 50 ailments from appendicitis to infected wounds with safe home care steps and guidance on what to do till the doctor comes. Order by sending 25 cents postpaid to La Crosse Tribune in Washington DC with name address and city.
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Hiram Goddard
Burlington Railroad
Stoddard
Theodore Roosevelt
Colt
Washington
May
la Crosse Theater
Mayme
Arenz
Taft
President Grant
Mayor Anderson
J. B. Murray
Nora Nelson
St. Paul
Paul Esch
la Crosse
C. H. Farrand
Myrtle Page
North Side
E. E. Sielstad
Normanna Saengerkor
Jim Trane
Eye St
N. W
Washington, D.C
Dimensions of Robert Frost by Reginald L. Cook
Reginald L. Cook reviews H G Rogers Literary Guidepost on Robert Frost. The book surveys Frosts life and poetry, stressing his heart as the poem source, his simplicity, wit, and nature ties. Cook argues Frosts popularity stems from intelligibility and independence, praising insights while wishing for a fuller biography.
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Robert Frost
Reginald L. Cook
Rinehart
Frost
Cook
Middlebury College
Soviet Ambassador Menshikov Attacks U.S. War Policy On Air
A June radio broadcast transcript shows Soviet Ambassador Menshikov telling US listeners that American people may not want war but doubts US government policies. He refused to say if the government wants war, prompting calls for a recall or declaration of persona non grata. The piece notes prior actions by Kennan and past concerns about Menshikov’s record and suitability.
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United States
Menshikov
Lawrence United States
Mutual Broadcasting System
Soviet Union
Washington
Department of State
Russia
George Kennan
Moscow
Berlin
London
Kennan
Germany
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Truman
House
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Pork barrel debate spans dams ditches and hyacinths
A Washington columnist surveys 1958 Appropriations hearings on pork barrel projects across states from Absaroka to Wyoodie River. He notes proposals like the Davenport Center Dam in Delaware County New York and calls for studies to control water hyacinths while condemning flooding in McGirts Creek Florida. He quotes critics including Katharine St. George and Representative Bennett while defending some projects as worthwhile.
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Washington
Appropriations
Absaroka
Mont
Atchafalaya Basin
Miss
Barren River
Buttermilk Channel
N.Y
Choctawatchee
Ala
Cow Creek
Kan
Devil's Swamp
Flaming Gorge
Utah
Ice Harbor
Wash
McGirts Creek
Davenport Center
Delaware County
Owen M. Begley
Averell Harriman
Binghamton
Tuxedo Park
Katharine St. George
Florida
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
Congress
Carl B. Sowell
Wesconnett, Fla
Bennett
Arkansas
Uncle Sam
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Changes in Population Age Structure and Future Needs
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses shifts in age and sex distribution in the United States. More children will raise demand for pediatricians and schools while more elderly increase demand for medical care. By 1970 the over 65 population rises to about 9.5 of 100, and 19 states plus DC exceed 10 percent. Women outnumber men. many elderly gain financial resources, potentially easing the burden on younger workers.
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Bulletin
United States
District of Columbia
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune records publish details including printing location 4th and Cass in La Crosse Wisconsin and AP affiliation. It lists circulation contact numbers delivery rates for local and Sunday editions and mail subscription pricing within 75 miles and beyond with annual and half year options.
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4Th
Cass Sis
la Crosse
Wis
Crosse
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Newspa
Ae - Associated Press
Tribune
Eee
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
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Lowden
Illinois
Smith
Houston
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Kings Bay
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Italia
Umberto Nobile
Chang Tsolin
Mukden
Manchuria
C. C. Looney
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Mark R. Byers
Mary
Two Rivers
Byers
E. L. Coleman
Ann
Swift and Co
Gund Brew
Ery
Council
William P. Roellig
FCC
WKBH
U.S
City of Columbus
Paris
Marne
Oureq
E. C. Elstad
Ferry St
Joseph Hixon
California
Plum Lake
Pasadena
Calif
Switzerland
T.W. A
H. G. Rogers
David Lawrence
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Frederick Othman
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Iowa
Arizona
Tribu
Www
T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
Itor
E. Lienlokken
Tay
Leeward Lee
ED Keefe
E. L. Burgess
Howard Colvin
Maxine Kahler Retail
Mgr
Luther Wilkin
A. E. Teachout North Side
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