Steel Wage Talks Aim at Inflation Risk
Steel wage negotiations in New York face a bigger issue than pay raises as inflation looms. U S Steel president Roger Blough urges halting wage spirals due to slim profits, while United Steelworkers chief David McDonald pushes for continued wage growth funded by profits without higher steel prices. The conflict unsettles government and the public as no one offers a clear plan to curb inflation without sacrificing growth. Job 38:41 verse closes the piece.
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U.S. Steel Corporation
Roger M. Blough
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Coun
More Graduates Enter Field Of Teaching
The NEA reports the nation still lacks 135000 teachers though the gap shrinks as more college graduates enter teaching. Enrolments rise, pay and status improve, and curriculum breadth boosts fields like science math and foreign languages, expanding career opportunities.
Press freedom in democracy warned by Argentina's Gainza Paz
Dr Alberto Gainza Paz, La Prensa publisher and Inter American Press Association president, urges vigilance against backsliding in press freedom. He recalls Peronist expropriation and exile to warn that democracy's promise requires constant defense worldwide, not just in the Americas.
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Alberto Gainza Paz
Argentina
la Prensa
Gainza Paz
Inter American Press Association
Dic
Tator
Juan Peron
Raiment of Russians Is Distinctly Drab
In a 1958 syndicated column about Soviet life in Copenhagen, Inez Robb contrasts Russian dress with Western norms. She notes men’s mixed garments due to shortage, the stark class divide, and women performing hard street work while attire remains plain.
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Copenhagen
Simon Legree
USA
Tatted Feature Syndicate, Inc
Review of the News In Years Past 1939 Highlights
A digest of events from 1939: Chamberlain orders a public probe of the Thetis sinking. Sparta police flood Camp McCoy revelers. German liner St. Louis with Jewish refugees skirts Florida. Cuba may grant landing if refugees stay in Isle of Pines camp. Tank Company trains at Ft. Snelling. Judge Manton convicted over selling justice. Local notices include births and burglaries, plus minor sports items.
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Thetis
Sparta
Camp McCoy
Coast Guard
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Florida
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Seventh Tank Company
Regular Army
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Fairgrounds
Martin Manton
New York
Howard Bison
Questions and Answers for Readers Informational Column
Reader questions cover languages in Greenland labor guilds home pasteurization beauty and strangeness Khru shchev name meaning congressional pay deductions fruit tree pest control veterans bonus states and a booklet The Presidents and Their Wives with price and ordering details The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau lists a mailing address and coupon for 40 cent copy selection includes multiple historical facts and practices
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Eisenhower
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City State Leaders and 1909 to 1919 News Snippets
City officials and YMCA leaders listed with posts in 1919 and names including Lars Tenberg Linstenes J G Dubraks and E J Steinmetz. Forties items note equal suffrage Senate passage and mining disaster near Wilkes Barre. Also 1909 items cover Europe naval demands tariff debates and local deaths in La Crosse and Eau Claire.
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Delaware & Hudson
Wilkes-Barre
Harry Taggart
Citizens Cooperative League
Reuben G. Knutson
Charles Wenzel
J. L. Arenz
J. J. Verdhota
C. F. Storandt
A. W. Zeratsky
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Andrew E. Thompson
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State Register of Deeds Assn
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North Side Progressive League
J. G. Dubraks
Fire Department
Europe
German Navy League
England
Dolliver
Iowa
Bob LaFollette
Dilver Mfg. Co
Stamping & Tool Company
U.S
Eau Claire
Wausau
James M. Byrne
Hugh H. Byrne
Grand Crossing
Portraits James Metcalfe The Wild West Traffic God
A reflective poem contrasts myth of the West with modern road danger. It asserts that real wildness lies in rule breaking drivers who ignore others’ feelings and endanger lives, noting late night recklessness and fatal consequences.
Map at Allied HQ in Paris shows 42 Billion defense spend
The Paris exhibit at Supreme Allied Headquarters outlines the 42 billion dollars America and allies invest in NATO defense. It explains linked bases, missiles, and deterrence extending from Britain and Norway to Turkey and Italy, with air bases in Spain and North Africa. General Norstad leads allied forces, promoting effective safeguards and peacetime alliance cohesion.
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Greece
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North Africa
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Norstad
Unreality in Wisconsin labor code arguments spill into debate
Madison hearing reveals an element of unreality as labor lawyers defend amending the 20 year old Wisconsin labor code to weaken protections including stranger picketing. Farm groups and Wisconsin Council of Agriculture challenge the drive while Democrats and some Republicans question the scope and motives of the labor lobby.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Farmers Union
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la Follette
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Milo K. Swanton
Swanton
Walter Bender
Milwaukee
Bender
Remi
Democratic Assembly
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Assembly
The Doctor Says Edwin J Jordan On Mental Illness
Dr Edwin J Jordan discusses the decline in mental hospital admissions and the evolving treatment of mental illness. He notes insulin and metrazol shock, electric shock becoming common, and tranquilizers as advances. He stresses individual assessment and humane care, with ongoing research improving prevention and treatment.
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Publication information for The La Crosse Tribune includes pricing, circulation areas, delivery notes, and advertising contact. It lists edition timing, post office classification, AP affiliation, subscription rates within and beyond 75 miles of La Crosse, and mailing details for the historic La Crosse Tribune operations.
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