Knowland Faces Unified Challenge After California Loss
Senator William F. Knowland, labeled the toughest fighter in American politics, faces a demanding path to rebuild the Republican Party in California after losing the gubernatorial popularity round to Edmund G. Brown. The piece notes past GOP disunity, hints at shifting voter sentiment due to defense spending and airplane plant employment, and urges unity to navigate upcoming political changes before the fall campaigns.
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William F. Knowland
California
Edmund G. Brown
Knowland
Nixon
Two Angles Loom In Red Bid For Trade
The piece weighs two paths for Khrushchev to boost US Soviet trade. One uses Soviet consumer production to persuade underdeveloped nations that communism brings prosperity, the other hopes trade may coax political concessions. Western doubts persist about using commerce for influence, amid Yugoslav breach and Cold War tensions, while some see economic growth as a lever to curb expansion.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Stalin
Moscow
Western Europe
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
West
Right to Work Referendum Odds in Wisconsin Politics
Wisconsin political observers see slim prospects for placing a right to work referendum on the spring ballot. Republicans plan a platform opposed to union or closed shop laws, while acknowledging the convention's nonbinding nature and the Democrats’ labor alliances.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wyngaard
Portraits James Metcalfe Blind Hypocrites
Poem attributed to James Metcalfe contrasts Emerson on self deception with hypocrisy. It argues that some liars believe their own lies and pursue their aims relentlessly until death, ending with a dated attribution to 1958 Field Enterprises Inc.
France hospital bombed in Canton amid raids toll 1500 dead
A 1938 review recalls French hospital in Canton hit by aerial attacks with over 1,500 killed or wounded. Japanese planes rained more than 100 bombs in two raids despite pleas to spare hospital. Aerial raids continued for ten straight days.
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Canton
Quiz Qs From The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
A reading of the Tribune information column explains how silk filaments from multiple cocoons are twisted for weaving and notes the American Rose Society ratings for roses. It also covers silo gas dangers during silage fermentation and asks about flightless birds lacking wishbones, citing ostrich emu rhea cassowary.
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American Rose Society
N.A. A
Drowns at Goulds Lake from Fishing Trip
Joseph K. Kidder aged, Lester Hagenbaugh 17 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hagenbaugh of 1517 Farnam Street drowns in Goulds Lake three fourth mile southwest Woodlawn Cemetery while fishing with James Kline. Kline did not see him dive and the body was recovered by Sheriff Woll. The Rev L B Mosely pastor of Madison's First Baptist Church addresses Teachers College graduating class. New Deal record of Sen Guy Gillette Iowa undergoes acid test by an estimated 150000 voting in primary. Four other candidates. Chicago Cubs top Phillies to take National League lead. North Side Merchants upset Moto-Meter Gauge 11 to ?. Brewers split with Columbus to.
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Frank D. Hagenbaugh
Farnam
Gould’s Lake
Running Slough
Woodlawn
James Kline
Klein
Sheriff Woll
L. B. Mosely
Madison
First Baptist Church
Teachers College
New Deal
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
North Side Merchants
Brewers
Columbus
Your Feet and Their Care booklet offer
Foot care guidance highlights and practical advice from a 36 page pamphlet. The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau promotes the booklet Your Feet and Their Care for 25 cents postpaid, with a coupon and space for name address and payment.
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Eye St
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Doctor Warns Of Child Poisoning From Household Poisons
The doctor stresses danger from oils of wintergreen and other salicylate preparations kept in homes. He cites about 15 child deaths yearly and urges safe storage in locked cabinets, avoiding repackaging into drinkable bottles, and age appropriate supervision to curb accidental poisonings.
Worker faces job loss for not joining Communist-led union
David Berfield, a 19 year employee at Sylvania Electric in Emporium Pennsylvania, could be fired for not joining the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America union after a May 16 certification. He contends union membership and loyalty oaths conflict with his beliefs and civil defense and school board pledges. The case raises questions about union shop power and free association amid recent Supreme Court views.
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Washington—Laruer, Berfield
Sylvania Electric Corporation
Emporium
Pennsylvania
Fifth Air Force
Southwest Pacific
Lawrence
Berfield
Mr. Berfield
Congress
Senate Subcommittee On Internal Security
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Senate
U.S
Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Senate Subcommittee
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Man In Woman's Work That's Just Plain Silly
Roark argues against forced gender equality measures and lists his views on homemaking, diapers, and male roles. He mocks coeducational homemaking courses and contends men should not be pressured to perform traditionally female tasks. He insists on maintaining his own domain and resists a cultural shift toward equal civil rights in practical daily life.
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Organized Labor
Rochester
N.Y
Board of Education
Frances Cooke
Mrs. Cooke
Missus Cooke
R.C.R
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Grandma
Papa
Junior
Mama
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Plum cake in oven joke from Capper's Weekly
A Capper's Weekly vignette shows a baking day scene with a new maid and mistress. The mistress asks to test the plum cake. Mary reports the knife comes out clean and cheekily adds she has stuck in all the other dirty knives.
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Capper
Mary
Turgenev in Literary Reminiscences and Autobiography
Literary guidepost reviews Ivan Turgenev’s Reminiscences and Autobiographical Fragments translated by David Magarshack with Edmund Wilson essay. It notes the mix of autobiography and fiction, the mature insight on art and life, and highlights the vivid near-fiction pieces including The Execution of Tropmann and a Paris revolutionary tale.
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Ivan Turgenev
David Magarshack
Edmund Wilson
Farrar, Straus & Cudahy
Turgenev
Tolstoy
Dostoevsky
Magarshack
Paris
Tropmann
La Crosse Tribune Public Notices and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists publication details and circulation options. It notes pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions within and beyond 75 miles, with rates ranging from 45 cents per week to annual mail rates of 18.20 dollars, and states AP reprints and advertising reps.
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Peneenera
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay
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Australia
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Florida
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Oriental Rug Co
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Fred Dittman Hardware Co
Tennessee
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Q” Gun Club
Arthur Roberge
Jess Winters
Jake Becker
Ed Boyle
L. P. Benezet
Stavrum
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Vin P. Jordan
David Lawrence
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