June Dairy Month Promoted to Boost Milk Sales Nationally
The American Dairy Association declares June as Dairy Month with posters displays contests and public events to raise milk and dairy product consumption. Wisconsin works with ADA and the state agriculture department to support farmers while highlighting milk as nature’s perfect food and a nutritious summer staple.
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American Dairy Association
United States
Wisconsin
Coulee
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
ADA
America
Dairyland
Nature
Pensions Grow Into A Major Economic Force
The National Bureau of Economic Research finds pension funds public and private have grown tenfold since 1940 to exceed 70 billion dollars, constituting over a fifth of corporate annual income. About 15 million people collect benefits, private funds totaling 25 billion and public programs 42 billion as of 1955.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
Wisconsin governor weighs cost of 1958 Senate election
Madison report examines Vernon Thomson’s decision to call a special election to fill the late Sen. McCarthy’s seat. It notes the governor delayed the move, weighed tax implications, and faced mixed party pressures, while acknowledging Thomson’s democratic impulse to give voters broad choice. The piece highlights fiscal relief from revised tax receipts and the political calculus shaping the 1958 campaign.
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Madison
Wis
Vernon W. Thomson
U.S
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Washington
Senate
Thomson
Ernor
Statehouse
Women in Antiquity and History in Review
A critic survey reviews Charles Steltman and Doris Mary Stenton on women’s roles from Sparta to Anglo Saxon England. It contrasts ancient independence with later constraints, praising emancipatory moments and noting leaders like Harriet Martineau and Florence Nightingale. The tone questions nostalgia for past freedoms.
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Charles Steltman
St. Martin’s Press
Doris Mary Stenton
Macmillan
Lady Chudleigh
Sparta
Athens
Seltman
England
Harriet Martineau
Florence Nightingale
Miss Stenton
Plans for new plant and local property purchases announced
The Tribune reports a new La Crosse plant planned for Fourth and Cass and multiple property purchases including a Law residence and Dr Frank Hoeschler home. It notes political and civic items from 1937, along with forthcoming notes on licenses, sports, and local business activity.
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Tribune
Fourth and
Cass
Law
Frank Hoeschler
Fifth and
Jay
William H. Malone
Illinois Tax Commission
Waukegan
Philip Schandein
Milwaukee
Phil LaFollette
Teachers College
Mary Skemp
Main St
Rosemary College
River Forest
Ill
Minnesota
Elmer A. Benson
Jean Harlow
Betty Jane Wenzel
Fred Wenzel
Jith S&j
Women's College Club
Frappier Frock
Pearl St
George W. Schneeberger
Aquinas
la Crosse Diocesan
Jann & Kenc
New York
Chicago
Dosress
San Francisco
Los Os Angeles
Atlanta
Questions and Answers from The La Crosse Tribune Bureau
A reader quiz lists refugees admitted by country and a brief on aneurysm causes. It notes Amelita Galli Curci US debut in 1916 and promotes a 25 cent booklet Parliamentary Law with a Washington DC address for orders.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N.W
Washington, DC
Galli-Curci
United States
R.O. A. Amelita Galli-Curci
Chicago Opera Assn
Chicago
Gilda
Balanced Security Burden vs Economy Urges Responsible Spending
The piece argues there is a balance between security spending and economic health. It cautions against overburdening resources and calls leaders and citizens to evaluate costs and benefits to protect overall security without harming prosperity.
Babson Urges Graduates Train for New Jobs in Automation
In a Roger Babson Dispatch column from Babson Park Massachusetts the piece predicts rapid shifts due to electronics and automation. It argues that graduates will need high IQ, strong character, and ongoing education to fill jobs evolving toward intelligent oversight and skilled trades.
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Roger Babson
W& T
Publishers Friends Bureau, Inc
New Farm Program Skepticism in Drovers Journal
The Chicago Drovers Journal doubts the likelihood of a new farm program succeeding despite the drive for ingenuity. It argues that decades of government attempts to legislate prosperity in agriculture have largely failed and warns against overconfidence in a new program.
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Chicago
Journa
Washington Embassy Parties Delight Social Set
An embassy reception scene highlights Jim and Barbara Bottomley hosting three consecutive formal dinners at their British mission home. Guest banter recalls spring entertaining as Jim jokes he remains in party mood. The note also mentions Bob Anderson replacing George Humphrey at Treasury and Mrs A’s social absence.
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Tin
Jim
Barbara Bottomley
Treasury
George Humphrey
Bob Anderson
Defense
Humphreys
Washington
Andersons
Mrs. A
Proper Dress For Grown Men Stirs Fashion Debate
Robert C. Ruark argues against crewcuts and Bermuda shorts for adult men. He defends long pants, wide hats, and traditional tailoring, deriding recent back-to-school fashion trends and snobbery while praising mature, authoritative attire.
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America
J. Press
Brooks Bros
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Groton
Lawrenceville
Harold Teen
John Held Jr
West
Mr. Cavanagh
Mississippi
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Love that grows with time defies quick proof
Poetic lines argue love must prove itself through years of steady evidence. The piece asserts love is mutual and evolves, not a sudden sentiment, and invites trust despite lacking immediate proof. It references 1957 Field Enterprises and the line about new autos.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Pellagra Not Severe in U S Says Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan states pellagra is no longer a common North American disease though inquiries continue. Deficiency of Vitamin B complex foods causes pellagra, preventable by meat dairy and vegetables. Symptoms range from irritability and headaches to abdominal pain and rough skin. severe cases can be fatal.
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John Smith Lowe
St. Paul's Church
la Crosse
E. M. Wing
Paul Husting
Wilson
Wisconsin
Bert C. Smith
Joseph Dubraks
William Grover
E. F. Briebach
Election Board
Council
West Salem Guernsey
Russia
Europe
China
Nehru
North America
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John Wyngaard
Capitol Dome
Wyngaard
W. G. Rogers
Literary Guidepost
Teamste Union
Joseph K. Kidder
Coolidge
Black Hills
Medary
Lawrence Moe
6Th St
R. A. Olson
West Ave
S. Hornsby
Giants
Pirates
Zuill Ballard
6Th
Cass Sts
Victoria Claflin Woodhull Martin
Homer
Ohio
Cheltenham
Japanese Council
Sam
Steve Adams
Orchard
Boise
Dan McMillan
W. W. Cargill
Alexander McMillan
McMillan
4Th
Main Sts
Greater la Crosse
George Ray
Board of Trade
Frank H. Burgess
W. E. Barber
Frank Geisenheimer
F. G. Cowles
Henry Boehm
L. E. Lavaque
John Doherty
C.O.F
Menasha
Cameron Avenue
7Th
West Avenue
Za Crosse Tribune
Butte
San Salvador
W. T. Burgess
RL. Bangsberg
Howard Colvin
J.blienlokken
The
Haskin Service
B.C. A
Great Britain
France
Switzerland
Germany
Australia
Canada
Latin America
Austria
S.T. A
Eye St
N. W
Washington, D.C
Babson Park
Mass
New Farm Program
Che la Crosse Tribune
Washington News Notebook
Robert C. Ruark
Tanganyika
Eton
James J
Wetcarre
Dr. Jordan
NEA
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