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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
4
A Chicago federal judge ruled Du Pont not guilty of violating the anti trust act in its General Motors stock holdings. The seven month case examined whether interlocking directors and stock ownership constituted restraint of trade. The ruling questions the extent of required divestiture and its wider implications for corporate stock ownership.
California’s rapid growth weakens New York’s hold as the Giants and Dodgers seek relocation. Mayor Wagner offers help while opposing public funds, and city admissions tax risks cutting crowds as the NL clubs face a private enterprise exit and large financial stakes.
The piece argues that U S leaders from Arthur to Eisenhower and Roosevelt resisted socialist labels and used executive authority to shape domestic policy. It frames past presidents as modern Republicans preserving forests education and river development against private exploitation.
Wisconsin's Gov. Thomson pushes industrial growth as key to higher tax base and broader services. He argues climate factors, including markets and energy costs, influence site decisions, while noting Wisconsin remains a high tax state despite reforms. Critics doubt rhetoric will overcome policy hurdles.
Critic reviews two novels in brief form. The Lady, set in New Mexico, follows Juds discovery of his father’s betrayal and a murder sparked by Dona Ellen’s imperious rule. Riders of Judgment centers on three Hammett brothers as they confront deadly cattle-rustling rivals and mounting losses.
Angela Higgins Casper argues for stronger police protection and organized crime prevention in town. She praises local force, cites Hartley and Buchner cases, and urges support for George Long and Joe Josephson, calling for funding over parking costs to prevent crimes. She notes letters require author details and upholds publication rules.
A New York Herald Tribune account argues United States foreign currencies from overseas farm surpluses could fund mutual security and foreign aid. With 21 percent already in the budget, proponents cite potential to store about four billion dollars in counterpart funds by selling surpluses abroad and using barter to convert foreign currencies to dollars.
Mussolini parades a large fleet to impress German Foreign Minister Blomberg. A Cleveland murder case raises total victims to nine after a torso found under a bridge. Walter Brendeim’s body recovered from the La Crosse River near Milwaukee Railroad bridge. he disappeared May 30. Judge Ahlstrom cracks down on drunken drivers, revoking licenses and issuing heavy fines. City council weighs an anti noise ordinance aimed at sound tracks. Weed commissioner A. L. Stone offers to identify weeds for farmers at a courthouse meeting.
An old La Crosse Tribune display ad extols the ideal office force as punctual, tireless, and distraction free, contrasting it with waste and breaks. The piece provides full masthead details, pricing for home deliveries, and editorial staff names from the 1967 staff as context.
Readers could request factual answers by mail from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington DC. The column covers wingless silverfish, accident mortality in the US, champagne sweetness grades, and notes on the 1956 Roses for the Home with a coupon offer for 15 cents postpaid.
A NEA service column advises against remote medical diagnoses and treatment recommendations. Readers raise questions about tremors in an 18 year old, likely familial or acquired causes, and a nose surgery patient seeking advice after a bump. The doctor emphasizes accurate in person evaluation.
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