Western Alliance Defensive Posture in Vienna Cited
The piece argues the West is defensive at Vienna due to Soviet bloc unity in Asia and gains in Cuba and Laos. It compares the Allied stance to the World War II Battle of the Bulge, noting a broad counteroffensive through European economic unity and a multibillion-dollar Western offensive to counter Communist influence overseas.
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Western Alliance
Vienna
Southeast Asia
Cuba
Laos
Khrushchev
Ardennes
India
Europe
European Common Market
Africa
Asia
United States
Good Grades Drive Early Career Success in Industry
A Business Week survey shows industry favors college graduates with high scholastic rankings for technical roles. Competition for jobs rewards those pursuing continuing education into college and possibly graduate school, with accountants in short supply due to electronics-driven demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Week
Dieting After This Presidential Trip In Paris And Vienna
IN London the presidential tour nears its end as belts loosen and waistlines expand on guinea hen and soufflés. The Kennedys and press savor Vienna and Paris cuisine, while questions of Metrecal emerge amid gift exchanges. Mrs Kennedy shows off a new jeweled de Gaulle bag and a diamond watch, with Queen Elizabeth II as a distant timekeeper.
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London
Kennedys
Kennedy
Escoffier
Brillat-Savarin
Strassbourg
Paris
Vienna
Mme. de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Edge of Sadness review of Edwin O Connor novel
A critical portrait of LITERARY GUIDE POST THE EDGE OF SADNESS by Edwin O Connor from Atlantic Little Brown. The tale centers on Irish American Boston figures Charlie Carmody and Father Hugh Kennedy with Dave Kennedy’s memory driving the drama. The review notes slow plot, rich interior monologue, and strong prose, but limited action.
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Edwin O'Connor
Atlantic Little, Brown
Hugh Kennedy
Boston
Charlie Carmody
Father Kennedy
Dave
Charlie
Dave Kennedy
O’connor
O'Connor
Notable deaths and events echo La Crosse past
A review of events from 1941 and 1931 lists notable deaths including J. George Crownhart in Cleveland during an AMA convention and Louis Chevrolet in Detroit. It notes Roosevelt’s push to curb a U S work stoppage, Syria tensions, and Wisconsin sports standings, with labor gains at Trane Co and other regional notes.
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J. George Crownhart
Madison
State Medical Society
Cleveland
American Medical Association
Roosevelt
U.S
France
Marshal Petain
Syria
Hull
Germany
Suez
Military Affairs
St. Lawrence
la Crosse
Wisconsin State League
State Senate
Waupun
Henry Halverson
Michel Brewery
Burlington
Edward Schleiger
City
Jay Street
Spears
Wagon Bridge
Segelke-Kohlhaus Co
M. Rosenstein
Chicago
Fred Heil
W. A. Bradley
Frank Bolles
Samuel McKee
Peter Gilfillan
West Salem
Bradley
Medford
Questions and Answers from the Information Bureau
A reader asks about Pilgrim Place in California a retirement community founded in 1915 by Congregationalists now a Claremont subdivision. Other queries cover tile restoration rates and poker hand odds with precise figures and notes on Sierra Leone’s flag colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Place
California
P.C
Claremont
Los Angeles
Modern Quiz Book promotion from La Crosse Tribune
An advertisement for a quiz book offering 29 sets of 25 questions across subjects like animals sports music and weather. Readers are invited to mail 30 cents plus 5 cents for postage with a coupon to Washington DC for a copy.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
F St
N. W
Washington, D.C
Portraits John C Metcalfe and the old family traditions
A reflective verse celebrates traditional family life, recalling how kin kept unity through annual gatherings at Christmas. It laments commercialization and cherishes unity, faith, and the enduring spirit of yesterday.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Kennedy Khrushchev Summit Could Harm West in Long Run
Kennedy and Khrushchev met for a high profile summit with mixed potential. The article argues the talks expose Western weaknesses and Khrushchev’s leverage while noting ongoing global subversion in Laos Cuba and other regions.
The beer lobby and other powerful interest groups
A Wisconsin viewpoint critiques the labeling of lobby as a universal foe. It argues beer interests are just one of many organized lobbies including beer workers, tavern supply, distributors, and brewers, all wielding real influence in state politics. The piece contrasts Western leaders' summit theatrics with lasting diplomatic records and warns against appeasement of hostile regimes.
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Madison
Wis
Wyngaard
State Senate
Lawyers
Farm
Labor
City and Village
City of Milwaukee
State College
State Department
Brewery Workers Union
Nelson
Brewers’ Association
Democratic Party
Messrs
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Congress
Vienna
Paris
London
Balfe Tops in Auction Bridge Blindly Aces Rule
In a recital of bridge play Raymond Balfe of New York is praised for top card play in a grand slam attempt. He wins an opening diamond lead and after tense maneuvers draws nine high cards and must obtain three more. An Illinois man is ordered to sell his horse to pay alimony, a neighbor jokes.
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Raymond Balfe
New York
Regency Club
Ray
West
Dummy
Illinois
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists publishers editors and staff with address at La Crosse Wisconsin. It details circulation, advertising representation, and subscription rates for home delivery in La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent and mail options within specified radii. The notice provides pricing: weekly 50 cents, yearly mail rates from $13 to $18.20 plus regional add-ons.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Carrier Bay
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Inez Robb
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Literary Guide Post
Miles A. Smith
Joseph K. Kidder
S. L. Meister
AAA
Old la Crosse Motor Club
Alphonse Capone
VFW
J. H. Moran
A. C. Kaylor
20Th Ward
John L. Ash
GAR
Harold F. McCormick
Fowler
Anne A. Stillman
New Causeway
Blatz Brewery
Milwaukee
Kansas Flour Corp
Listman Mill
James Schwebach
Cass
Fred Hankerson
Max F. Platz
S. 15Th
Carl F.michel
John A. Bayer
Paul M. Pamperin
Eleanor Schaettle
Alice Platz
Harold J. Hanson
American Legion
Fairgrounds
Wortham
Oak Grove Cemetery
R. W. Davis
Bangor
Stanley Gordon
Col. Garlock
H.P. A
Keats
Shelley
E.P. A
Ing Day
Eugene Cox
Georgia
Sierra Leone
John C. Metcalfe
Idavid Lawrence
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Sue Lawrence
John Wyngaard
Statehouse
Mr. Kennedy
Great Britain
West Germany
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Kaiser Wilhelm
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Castro
Trujillo
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Jacoby
By Oswald Jacoby
NORTH
Che la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
E. L. Burgess
J. BE. Lienlokken
Mer
Howard Colvin
Kenneth F. Teachout
Maxine Kahler
Leeward Lee
Luther Wilkins
ED Keefe
Renner Eee TE
4Th and
Cass Sts
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