Remembering The Liberty Bell Replica Tour Comes To Madison
The replica Liberty Bell slated to be displayed Thursday in La Crosse area will travel to Madison Capitol for permanent a station inspire patriotism. The piece aims to spark interest in America’s past among children and adults who cannot visit national shrines. Ecclesiastes 1 17 verse is cited as a reflective thought.
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Tractors Unsafe For Young Operators
A newspaper discussion warns of dangers when children drive farm tractors. It cites recent injuries, stresses need for training, and notes accidents cause economic loss while urging safety education and supervision before operation.
Vatican relations at stake as Gowan heads Rome post
Vatican officials fear the end of the Roosevelt era mission after Franklin Gowan returns to Rome and Myron Taylor's resignation. Debate grows over resuming formal Vatican relations and the impact on anti communist European support and Catholic voters in key states.
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Wisconsin’s finances look healthier says Governor Rennebohm
Gov Rennebohm cites state statistics showing a stronger financial balance than feared with a potential $25,000,000 surplus for the 1951-53 biennium if current tax receipts and spending continue. He notes profits from rising incomes and inflation, while Republicans face diluted deficit charges.
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Four Michaels Share A Town In Wartime Echoes
Local engineer Philip S. Davy notes several boys named Michael across the city four years old, all born in different parts of the United States after the war and now living near each other. Assemblyman Raymond Rice and family use three wire spool recordings for weekly communications with relatives and friends, a practical time saving method amid postwar life.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round on basing point bill upset small groups
Grim faced leaders of small business labor and farm co operatives pressed Democratic Chairman Boyle to veto the basing point bill. They warned of higher living costs and echoed concern from auto workers and retailers about the bill’s economic impact. Boyle said he was educated by the session and would try to persuade the president to veto.
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James Marlow on Negro Segregation and the Courts
James Marlow surveys the arc of civil rights from Dred Scott to the Fourteenth Amendment and the gradual court erosion of state sanctioned segregation. He notes the Supreme Court has not declared all segregation unconstitutional, but has chipped away at it through various rulings and interpretations.
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La Crosse Ten Years Ago Notes and Plans
From the La Crosse Tribune ten years ago the paper notes Cal and Mrs John Brooks Shuman visiting relatives, Badger Boys State alumni formation with officers named, plans for a July rodeo dropped, and other local items.
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