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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
6
A 1956 graduation reflection urges high school graduates to pursue higher education or specialized training for an automated, complex economy. It argues long term returns exceed early job grabs, citing broad profession-like preparation becoming essential in many fields and noting personal stability hinges on decisive future planning.
The piece urges using supervised beaches and the city pool over unsupervised spots. It notes drownings are starting nationwide and in La Crosse, stresses the danger to elders and the need for life preservers, lifeguards, and attentive supervision to survive the 1956 swimming season.
Supreme Court rules 5 to 4 that the attorney general may rely on confidential information when deciding deportation and need not disclose sources to the accused. Dissenters urge disclosure, arguing President Eisenhower favored informing the accused about confidential data.
Felix Frankfurter speaks on the evolving Constitution in a 364 page collection. The volume includes 57 of his literary writings and a May 1954 paper presented before the American Philosophical Society noting how law must adapt to social change and judicial interpretation of statutes and punishment.
Washington notes reveal five principals tied to Howard B. Keck and Superior Oil were not registered lobbyists when they offered 2500 dollar contributions to lawmakers. The sequence shows payments to E J Kahler, Neff, and others aimed at shaping votes on the now vetoed Natural Gas Act amendments.
John Wyngaard argues endorsements in Wisconsin Republican politics are unofficial voluntary recommendations, not nominations, with no legal effect. The piece cites 1928 and 1934 nominating outcomes for Governor Zimmerman to illustrate voters’ response to party guidance amid campaign-year debates.
Poem praising Old Glory with lines about soldiers planes ships and ships guarding freedom. It vows allegiance to the flag and faith in victory while honoring those who fought and died. A 1956 Field Enterprises copyright closes the piece with a political quip about politicians and soap boxes.
President Eisenhower nears the end of his term while recovering from surgery and faces the question of his place among presidents. Historians note his calm leadership thawed the cold war and built goodwill, though he inherited Truman policies rather than crafting a new foreign program.
Washington report outlines Harriman challenging Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic Presidential nomination, aiming to center the party and woo urban African American voters while risking a North-South split. It notes Stevenson’s broad primary appeal and the effort by Fair Deal leaders to back him.
The Irish Digest notes a humorous observation that middle aged people, after years of striving, can finally afford large meals which they should resist. It highlights a light social quip about appetite and restraint among that age group.
From Files Of The La Crosse Tribune ten years ago Harold Pavelis a St Johns University student was a weekend guest at J F Walljasper home to give an organ recital at Holy Cross Church. Also attending the Wisconsin Master Shoerebuilders convention in Oshkosh were Walter Delato and Walter Stark.
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