Prediction of Far East shipping shift and US Merchant Marine decline
The writer warns that seamen walkouts will boost British, Dutch, and Scandinavian freight firms in the Pacific. He argues U.S. wartime shipyards produced many ships that may never sail under the American flag, threatening a loss of merchant marine power and foreign trade control. British and Scandinavian fleets are urged to challenge American leadership in Far Eastern routes.
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Pacific
Tkapp
United States
High Seas
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Far East
Siam
Manchuria
Victory
Liberty
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Giles C. Stedmin
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Farash
Flint
Mich
Shelbyville, Inc
Navy
National Defense Auxiliary
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Back the Attack Bond Drive Urges Future Purchases
An old briefing notes a wartime like appeal in this month’s bond sales push. The U S treasury promotes saving bonds to curb inflation and steer idle cash away from scarce goods, noting a two dollar investment earns one dollar after ten years, with Wisconsin communities like La Crosse showing continued faith in bonds.
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United States
Normandy
Fraser
Germany
United States Treasury Department
Treasury
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wheat export limits threaten flour and bread supplies
The report of an eight percent mill closures combined with rationing under Secretary Anderson shows the government will load wheat to mills to secure flour in bread-short areas. Domestic flour use may rise from 75 to 85 percent by July 1, while sugar allotments to bakers may tighten to curb cake production.
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RAI
Anderson
OPA
Bregel
Harnessing The Atom Passes McMahon Bill In Senate
The United States Senate approved the McMahon bill to regulate atomic energy. It balances civilian control with scientific freedom, allows presidential and civilian advisory oversight, and creates a commission to supervise activities while safeguarding national security.
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United States Senate
McMahon
Brien McMahon
Nasir
Theough
Scurgiaries
Wee
Navy
Congress
Jing
Eheak
Why I Go to Church and Other Readings
A satirical talk argues church benefits to property owners and communities justify giving. the piece reflects on personal investment in church, school, and police. A series of editorial snippets touches on Dr Lewis Slatin and atomic research, a copper supply crisis, and wartime price controls.
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Bruce Barton
Beauty Treatment and Political Echoes in Kansas City Star
A fragmented note mixes editoral style on beauty and behavior with a political sky of President Truman and labor policy. It hints at reconsideration of nuclear labor policy and contrasts with a predecessor's stance, all within a chaotic juxtaposition of magazine-like rhetoric.
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Jruman
Liqux City Journal
Ruman
Soviet Report Held Up by House Committee Fallout
The House Foreign Affairs Committee delays the publication of a four member subcommittee report on Soviet policies toward Poland the Balkans and Iran. Mundt notes sections may be too harsh and could spark indefinite suppression and calls for an international trial for Yugoslav guerrilla leader Mihailovic while Tito regime supporters push edits. The group who toured Europe includes Bolton Gordon and Ryter.
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Foreign Aff Committee
Russia
Europe
Poland
Balkans
Iran
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Rep
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R-So
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Marshall Filo
Yugoslavia
Rae
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Mihailovic
Tito
Bolton
Rohio
La Crosse School Names Change and Honors Ten Years Ago
Tribune records note Katherine Schults promoted to supervisor of home economics at La Crosse Vocational School. Leila Slayton takes leave, Johanna Kyhetyng replaces her, Gordon Chase out, Hedwig Rekow hired. Also a badger captured at the La Crosse Country Club moved to Myrick Park Zoo.
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Katherine Schults
la Crosse
Leila Slayton
Johanna Kyhetyng
Gordon Chase
Hedwig Rekow
Myrick Parks
Clarence Weiss
South
Gi Crosse
Northwestern University
Mary Jane Coleman
School of Speech
Richard Samuels
School of Commerce
Jefferson hotel to add 23 rooms at 18000 cost with new baths
Thirty years ago work began on a three story 23 room addition to the Jefferson hotel with more than 18000 to be spent. The upgrade includes running white water and telephones in all remaining rooms. A bronze tablet on a Lacrosse site will honor Nathan Myrick. Lights are being installed on North Third street and East side boulevard. Charles Chamberlain was elected grand councillor at the ACT state convention. Dr. Mullard returns from a four week trip through Mexico and Las Vegas visiting Dr. Dorset and Mrs. Dorset with Miss Colwell.
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Jefferson Hotel
I la Crosse
Nathan Myrick
Funke Candy Company
North Third Street
Mialin Street
State Strat
Charles Chamberlain
Lone Counci
E. R. Mullard
Catholic hospital meeting opens in Milwaukee with 3500 attendees
The Catholic Hospital Association opened yesterday in Milwaukee with about 3500 hospital workers in attendance, mostly nuns, from the United States and Canada. More than 1000 nospikds were represented.
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Milwaukee
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The
Catholic Hospika
United States
Canada
Gloves Off In Campaign in Wisconsin Politics
Madison reports show rising bitterness in the Wisconsin campaign with signs of hard tactics. Maurice P. Conley joins the GOP staff to direct a speakers bureau while Chamber of Commerce expansion aims to influence public affairs.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Press
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Coakley
Maurice P. Conley
U. S. Navy
Wisconsin State Senate
Republican State Organization
GOP
Questions and Answers From the La Crosse Tribune Bureau
A reader asks about fabric needs for a school project, Texas Longhorns extinction, valuable metals, and Senate and House longevity records. The service covers military exchanges, GI Bill schooling, World War II unit formations, and navy demobilization figures. It also promotes the booklet Presidents and Their Wives with a mail order coupon.
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United States
White House
Tribune Information Bureau
N. E
Washington
D. C
Nerewith
Cain
India Princes Face Shake-Up in Move Toward Democracy
DeWitt Mackenzie notes that Pandit Nehru pushes democratization of princely states as India moves toward independence. Most princes may lose real power, becoming nominal rulers or being absorbed as provinces. the Nizam of Hyderabad remains a vast, aging autocrat with immense wealth and influence. The All-India Congress seeks a constitutional, democratic federation with princes under popular rule.
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India
Pandit Nehru
All-India Congress
Mahatana Gandhi
Nehru
Figures Don’t Lie in Wallace Emergency Food Drive
Editor notes Henry A. Wallace heads an emergency food drive with $323,000 cash raised and $300,000 in admin costs. Details list salaries 7500 travel and subsistence 4500 publicity 11500 and other expenses for April to June 194d. Also mentions a $500,000 UNRRA loan and cans warehoused by state with New York leading consignments.
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Emergency Food Collection
Fund
Europe
Wallace
UNRRA
Elasnor Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
New York
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Nois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Peacocks and a Perfumed Ghost of the League of Nations
Geneva reports describe the League of Nations complex as a desolate relic with $10,000,000 in empty buildings. Only one peacock remains among once bustling halls, now turned over to the United Nations for technical commissions as aging staff reflect on a fading dream of world peace.
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Lake Geneva
World Capital
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League of Nations
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United Nations
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Charles Berhield
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League
Tome Elon
World League
Parochial Schools Open in Westby Wisconsin
Parochial schools started Monday in Westby organized by two Lutheran churches. Upper grades led by Mrs. Lester Bjorge and primary grades by Justine Bolum at Westby Goon Prairie church in the public school building. Our Saviors church uses its basement with Farros Walters in charge. Bethesda Lutheran delays opening until the first week of July with William Wendal of Fernos Walls Ming as instructor.
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Wis
Lester Bjorge
Justine Bolum
Our Saviors Church
Farros
Walters
Bethesda Lutheran
Willian Wendal
Fernos Walls
Ming
West Allis Pastor Dies After Sermon
The Rev. John Feast, pastor of St. Aloysius in West Allis, collapsed and died shortly after delivering a celebratory sermon. He had served at Holy Redeemer Church in Madison, Mary’s Racine, and as pastor at Sneed Heart Church in Allenton. His cousin, the Rev. Francess Beres, was ordained a priest this Saturday.
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John Feast
St. Aloyse Hireh
Suburb Wert
Father Meest
Holy Apostles Church
New Werlin
Francess Beres
Sathurdiy
Father Fees
Raeie County
Holy Redeemer Hourch
Madison
SL. Mary's
Racine
Sneed Heart Church
Allenton
Germans From Spanish Soil Return Germans From Spanish Soil
U S transport Marine Perera heads to Bremerhaven with 354 German repatriates including 7 internees who fled into Spain after southern France fell to Allies. The group was rounded up by Spanish authorities and loaded aboard with aid from British and American representatives and U S guards.
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Spain
Gpr
Marine Perera
Bremerhaven
France
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