Hardwood Industry Expands In La Crosse Region
Erickson Hardwoods of Onalaska and Webster Lumber of Minneapolis mark their first year with new plants in Bangor and Onalaska, investing over 500000 dollars. The growing timber sector adds jobs, supports farmers, and spurs more facilities while regional research from Lakes States Forest Experiment Station guides future growth.
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Coulee Region
Onalaska
Erickson and Webster
Erickson
Webster
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lakes States Forest Experiment Station
Russian Coulee
Beef Exports Growth Signals U S Cattle Industry Shift
The piece argues U S beef producers should push export markets to stabilize prices amid high imports and a surplus. It notes Whitehall Packing Co and Hormel shipping fresh beef to Europe, with Swift plans for Paris and Antwerp, while condemning further government incentives and urging self reliance through export growth.
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Midwest
Europe
Whitehall Packing Co
New York
France
Antwerp
Hormel
Austin
Belgium
Swift and Co
Paris
U.S
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago
A chronicle of events from 1944 through 1914 highlights Cherbourg and Ste Mere Eglise actions, Italian front advances, political moves in Wisconsin, and local incidents. Notable items include Han cock aboard Block Island, Fifth Army advances near Rome, Hoan running for governor, and local civic notices.
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Cherbourg
Ste. Mere Eglise
Thomas Hancock
H. H. Hancock
Block Island
U. S
Atlantic
Fifth Army
Viterbo
Rome
Targinia
Adriatic
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Tuscaloosa
la Crosse
Jessie Spafford
Holy Trinity Branch
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Hubert Crubal
Trinity
Ella Mae Thompson
Hagar
WAC
Riverside Park
Communists Still Our Enemy in Viet Nam War Debate
Letter from Peter Harry of La Crosse Wisconsin argues against coexistence with Communism, urging continued U S intervention to defeat the Soviet led bloc. He defends the Vietnam and Korea actions and warns against non intervention and appeasement.
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the Tribune
Black River Falls
Viet Nam
Korea
U.N
Russia
Cuba
Communist Party In
Peter Harry
Weston St
la Crosse
Wis
Old Time Dramatics Sought For Summer Run In La Crosse
G H Gile of Merrillan Wisconsin urges The Tribune to schedule more Old Time Melodrama plays in La Crosse next summer after enjoying last year's offerings. He hopes others share the enthusiasm to support the venture.
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Daugherty
Cleveland
Congress
Wisconsin
Lowden
Coolidge
A. M. Brayton
la Crosse Tribune
Blaine
State Highway Commission
Georges Pelletier Daisy
Europe
Asia
Tokyo
Theodore Evenson
Cameron Avenue
the Tribune
la Crosse
Runmugswea,se
Wisconsin Commission Sets Modest Constitutional Goals
The State Constitutional Revision Commission chaired by Justice Thomas Fairchild plans a cautious path forward after a rejected early proposal. Five core ideas are reviewed including extending term limits for state officers to four years, reforming the finance clause to allow limited debt, relaxing town and county government rules, a new judiciary article, and a nonpartisan reapportionment panel. It urges public information effort and a modest budget to educate voters and lawmakers.
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State Constitutional Revision Commission
Thomas E. Fairchild
State Supreme Court
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State Bar of Wisconsin
Blue Ribbon
Justice Fairchild
Commission
Legislative Council
Romans message on faith and humility
A brief verse note cites Romans 11 20 about being broken for unbelief and warns believers to stand fast through faith, not become proud, but stand in awe. It emphasizes faith over pride.
Thief Hits Illinois Drug Store For Rubbing Alcohol
A thief broke into an Illinois drug store and escaped with a carton of rubbing alcohol. A Michigan boy, kissing a girl in his car, collided with other vehicles. An ominous editorial note suggests yielding to a child's tantrums as an easy solution.
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Illinois
Michigan
GOP Leaders Remain Hands Off As Goldwater Gains Pace
AP dispatch notes Barry Goldwater attracts support while most Republican leaders stay quiet. Rockefeller and Scranton shift stance as Goldwater nears a first ballot bid. Nixon and Eisenhower pressure Draft contenders toward a clear choice amid party divisions. Romney critiques Goldwater's alignment with GOP principles.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Margaret Chase Smith
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scranton
Arizona
Romney
Nehru’s Wisconsin Speech Advocates World Peace and Friendship
The Wisconsin State Journal recalls Jawaharlal Nehru addressing 3,000 at the University of Wisconsin in 1948. He urged that hope for world peace rests with people not leaders, praising U S India friendship and mutual respect.
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Wisconsin State Journal
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
Nehru
United States
Golf Pro Career Advice and PGA Entry Details
Cy Barrett explains the golf professional path, noting golf as both game and business. He outlines PGA entrance requirements, age and experience criteria, and career expectations for club or course pros. He also promotes his weather predicting book and handling scholarship queries via the La Crosse Tribune.
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PGA
Millard
Professional Golfers’ Association
Dunedin
Florida
Walter Hagen
Robert T. Jones Jr
Cy Barrett
la Crosse
Rights Bill Test Is Enforcement
A two thirds Senate vote on cloture could hasten action on civil rights by triggering enforcement. Public reaction will flow from coast to coast as lawsuits surge over equal protection, employment rules, and rooming-house integration, with records and federal oversight expanding across industries. The piece notes political angles for Republicans and possible crossovers amid 1964 campaigns.
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Washington
Senate
Lawrence
Congress
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Wallace
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editorship notice
La Crosse Tribune announces W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper is a Lee Enterprises and Associated Press member and publishes daily except Sundays with 10 cent copies and 550 weekly carrier rate where available.
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Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Aces and Etiquette Go Awry in Bridge Hand
In a west to east hand from a bridge column, South disregards partnership customs and mocks the dummy ace. East resists with spades while South improvises seven trumps, failing to foresee the timing error that would save the ace of diamonds for a critical discard.
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Dummy
East
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