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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
4
The La Crosse recreation department installs guards at river beaches before official opening to prevent drownings. Officials warn that the Mississippi River remains treacherous even with lifeguards and urge cautious swimming and parental guidance to avoid tragedy this summer.
A proverb about a merry heart accompanies the page, inviting readers to reflect on how joy brightens the spirit while sorrow weighs on the heart. The verse frames the day’s tone with a timeless reminder of emotional impact.
Vernon county and state officials push for legislative acquisition of Wild Cat Mountain near Hillsboro as a state park. Assemblyman Arthur Mockrud seeks 75000 dollars for purchase and development with backing from the Wisconsin State Planning Board and the Vernon Chamber of Commerce. The plan targets Western Wisconsin recreation and regional tourism for about 180000 residents and visitors.
A physician notes men past age fifty tend to have better longevity prospects than those who are younger, with those reaching one hundred appearing to have the strongest odds.
A brief quip noting it is nearly as tough to settle back into routine as to settle up finances after a vacation.
A quirky note hints at peace found in a home craft project, with residents debating its meaning and origins. Local groups discuss the odd phrase as rumors swirl about hidden messages stored in jars.
A column discusses President Truman's veto power amid postwar economic strain and a Republican-led Congress. It weighs whether vetoes would stall legislation or reflect cooperation, compares U S parliamentary ideas, and explores constitutional reform options for the executive and legislature.
Louisvill e Courier Journal notes President Truman's restrained stance on Henry Wallace. It cites a reported letter to Veterans of Foreign Wars chief Lewis Starr condemning Wallace and likening him to Aaron Burr, while contrasting Burr's treason trial with Wallace's wartime peacemaking aims and accusing Wallace of naivete and being used by Communists.
The Indianola Tribune notes skepticism from old guard Republicans toward Mr. Stassen and Mr. Wallace. It argues his suggested program would ruin his bid for the Republican nomination despite any perceived merit.
A compilation of remarks from Sen J McGrath Tom Clark Henry Ford Anita Loos Eric Johnston touches on wartime policy anti crime rhetoric and social commentary. The quotes contrast calls for national safety with humor and political critique reflecting midcentury public discourse.
John Wyngaard discusses Ed Doudna’s resignation as director of the state board of normal school regents over a $500 raise dispute. The piece argues chronic underpayment of state executives contrasts with higher university salaries and questions impacts on Wisconsin’s governance quality.
Tribune notes 10 years ago Frank Wilkinson of 303 North 24th street reports his brother J R Wilkinson and wife will visit La Crosse in mid June during a seven month tour of England Canada and the VA. Navy veteran William Blank on 40 day leave returns aboard the Pennsylvania in Seattle before resuming duty. O A McFarlane leaves for Seattle and Portland.
A health note estimates that about one million American children have some form of defective hearing not amounting to total deafness. The figure highlights the scope of detectable hearing challenges among youths.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers answers to questions of fact for three cents postage. Topics include the Rh factor in Caucasians, origins of the Little Theater movement, language of Belshazzar's inscription, harp materials, and varying tribal blood requirements for Indian land claims.
The United States and Argentina ease long running Nazi dispute. Argentina has deported 60 top Nazis and is investigating 69 others, prompting U S calls for a hemispheric defense accord and new policy direction after Braden and Messersmith quit.
Brig. Gen. John F. Mullen announced inspections of five Wisconsin National Guard units for federal recognition. Inspections scheduled for next Monday include Company F 127th Infantry Sheboygan and Company B 138th Infantry Eau Clair e. Additional units from Stevens Point Whitewater and related headquarters will be checked on June 16.
John M. Hightower outlines American expectations as Britain grants India freedom. Key concerns focus on Soviet influence in India, potential U S intervention to safeguard India's self-rule, and the risk of rioting or civil conflict during the transition. Communists in India numbered about 50 000 amid a large population.
Northwest Airlines will operate three eastbound and three westbound weekly flights on the New York Minneapolis Tokyo Shanghai Manila route starting July 15. R O Bullwinkel, vice president, said Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and New York services will be integrated with Twin Cities departures to connect with eastern terminal points on the international route.
A definition clarifies broadloom carpets as those wider than twenty seven inches, reflecting the scope of carpet widths beyond solid colors and tying to the width of ten original looms.
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