Press freedom vs. Berger ruling in Esquire case debate
A Washington analysis argues Judge Thurman Arnold’s opinion upholding press freedom is not binding law as the Supreme Court’s 1921 Berger decision still governs second class mail rates. It notes Brandeis and Holmes dissents warn of long term censorship risk and urges Congress review of postal policy.
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Washington
Thurman Arnold
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Arnold
Brandeis and
Holmes
Frank Walker
Esquire
Supreme Court
Berger
Justice Brandeis
Brandeis
Post Office Department
Justice Holmes
Walker
Congress
Clarke
Miller
Edgerton
Okinawa Battle Ends With Record Sacrifice and Strategy Debate
The piece argues about the Okinawa campaign's strategy and its high cost yet notes the island will soon fall into American hands. It highlights calls for faster blitz tactics versus cautious attrition, praises Allied airfield gains, and cites Japanese casualties as proof of the battle’s ferocity and strategic value.
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Okinawa
United States
David Lawrence
Wisconsin State Guard at Risk After Veto of Budget Funding
Governor Vernor Goodland vetoes a budget section that funded the Wisconsin State Guard annual encampment at Camp Douglas. The veto may dismantle the emergency force formed during wartime service, threatening future activation and long standing membership interest. The legislature is urged to reverse the veto to preserve the guard and its training program.
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Vernor Goodland
Wisconsin State Guard
Wisconsin
Adjutant General's Office
State Guard
Camp Douglas
National Guard
After the War Will Dole Be Needed for Trained Observers
The question asks if postwar observers left without duties should still receive government support. It notes concern over funding for those once employed to monitor events, now with no observable tasks ahead.
Arab federation seen as balance to USSR and Asia
Leslie Bain reports that some Arab leaders see a postwar federation linking Arab states with Britain to guard resources and check Soviet and revolutionary pressure. He notes U S and Soviet interests in the Mediterranean and argues America could guide a trade-focused, noncolonial Arab federation for lasting peace.
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Syria
Lebanon
Casablanca
Great Britain
Middle
Near East
Britain
Mediterranean
Palestine
Ussr
Asia
San Francisco
East
USA
America
Russia
Moscow
Abad-el-Arabi
pan-Arabic League
United Nations
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
James Marlow on June 15 1945 estimated tax rules and pay as you go
The piece explains which taxpayers must pay the second 1945 income tax installment by June 15. It describes amended declarations, when to file them, and the impact of changes in personal circumstances. It notes withholding rules for salaries up to 5000 dollars and conditions for requiring quarterly payments based on wages and other income.
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Okinawa
Washington
Knowles Defends Lobbying as Desirable and Necessary
In a Dane County Republican club gathering Sen. Warren Knowles argues lobbying aids legislative work by informing lawmakers about complex issues such as insurance farming and tax bills. He cites lobbyists as essential conduits for hundreds of bills each session and rebukes anti lobbying rhetoric as demagoguery while praising respected groups like the League of Women Voters and Wisconsin Welfare Council.
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Madison
Wis
Warren P. Knowles
Dane County
Republican Club
Wisconsin
Knowles
Capitol
League of Women Voters
Wisconsin Welfare Council
Haskin Service Answers Reader Questions
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers fact answers by mail. Questions cover topics from corn growth to postage stamps and wildlife, with brief explanations and references to notable figures and birds that eat snakes.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Discrepancies on Germany in Allied control proposal
J M Roberts Jr notes the Allied proclamation on German control focuses on administration rather than methods for reestablishing Germany as a nation. The plan hints at future council decisions affecting Germany as a whole and raises questions about Polish settlement, Dutch compensation, and whether British or full council will decide key issues.
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Germany
Holland
Control Council
One For The Money World War Hut in Middlesex Sold
NORTHWOOD Middlesex property once used as a hut tied to a World War project sold for 8775 dollars. Rev C W Whalley notes the price is high yet he views the hut as a tea hut and says money means little in these times.
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Northwood
Middlesex
C. W. Whalley
La Crosse Tribune history of staff and publication
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press details staff roles publisher managing editor and city editor. It lists publication schedule afternoon and Sunday morning and formal post office entry notes with dates and syndicate affiliation.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
the Beautiful
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
A. W. Rice
la Cross
Tribune and Leader Press
Meade
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Associated Press
Cook Book Helps Families With Rationing Choices
Popular publication offers alternatives for meat and sugar substitutes with 300 tested recipes sized for four to six members. Includes sections on table setting shopping and cooking time tables. Postpaid for twenty cents by the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau.
New York Demos Pick O Dwyer For Mayor
New York Democrats unanimously back William O Dwyer as their mayoral candidate after a party chiefs meeting. O Dwyer a brigadier general and former prosecutor of Brooklyn s Infamous Murder Inc was endorsed as Mayor LaGuardia retires and no other party has named a candidate.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Murder, Inc
New York City
O'Dwyer
LaGuardia
Rye Lake airport HQ in the Bar building noted
White Plains reports the Rye Lake airport headquarters are housed in the Bar building in town.
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White Plains
N. Y
Rye Lake
Name Street or Rural Route City State
Mail to Washington District of Columbia. Recipient address details appear in the text.
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State
Washington, D. Cc
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American Civil Liberties Union
Curtis Publishing Company
Readers’ Digest Association, Inc
American Newerspare Publishers Association
Pacific
Leslie Bain
J. R. Williams
James Marlow
Tribune
Harry Morehouse Gage
Coe College
College
Albert Hirshheimer
Phillis Fischer
Hamilton
Myrick Park
James Misna
Frank Misna
Chaseburg
St. Wenceslaus Church
10Th
Winenbago
Misna
St. John’s College
Collegeville
Minn
Bishop Busch
St. Cloud
la Crosse Business Enterprises
H. D. Johns
William Wittenberg
William Miller
North Side
Shore Acres
W. W. Kidder
Open Exhaust
F. A. Cotton
Normal School
J. A. Thwing
Munz-Thwing
Ens
Higbee and Bunge
Carl Hegge
Caledonia Street
Minot
N. D
Ramblers
French Island
John Wyngaard
The
Haskin Service
C. A. Pecacana Coolidge
P. i
West Indies
J. M. Roberts, Jr
Silesia
Lublin
Lodz
Frankfurt
Ince
LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
Steuthten
New England
Standard
New York Corporation
Pitsburgh
Cook Book
Washington x Co
Demos
Sunbeam
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