Americas policy toward Hungary and Italy tests Cold War stance
The United States suspends part of a 30 million credit to Hungary while planning 100 million in aid to Italy and UN accession support. The moves aim to curb Soviet expansion though risk bolstering Italian Communists, reflecting a difficult balance between aid and containment and avoiding isolationism.
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Italy
Hungarian Communist Party
Russia
Europe
de Gasperi
U. S
Moscow
Manifestation of Saviour Brings Life and Immortality to Light
The text proclaims that through Jesus Christ the appearing of the Saviour has abolished death and brought life and immortality to light by the gospel as taught in II Timothy 1 10.
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Jesus Christ
A Nation On Wheels Sees Record Summer Vacation
The article notes a surge in American travel this summer with Yellowstone Park and other destinations crowded beyond 1940 levels. Despite more travelers, accommodations remain tight. trips by auto dominate as tires and repairs improve though parts stay scarce. Frontiers towns trim Old West authenticity.
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Pacific Coast
Canadian
West
Deadwood
Cheyenne
Frontier Doys Committee
Nevada
Radio Quiz Programs Shift To Broader Audiences
A radio quiz show moves beyond catering to morons as a contestant is asked to identify the animal on the buffalo nickel. The remark signals a shift toward more general appeal in programming.
Garden report notes rain slows growth and blisters flourish
Heavy rains slow plant growth across home gardens while blisters on skin bandage the season. The damp spell boosts humidity and may complicate outdoor work for gardeners and homeowners alike.
Japan's June match ration noted as four days per person
A report notes a four day per person match ration in Japan for June, highlighting its impact on borrowers who face stricter limits and higher repayment pressures this period.
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Japan
China student protests mirror past uprisings in education era
James R. Young argues that China's college and high school demonstrations echo earlier anti-government actions, featuring leaders now in official positions. He discusses Hu Shih, C. T. Wang, Chen Li-fu, and Ambassador Stuart, noting government reactions and the potential for external manipulation while commencements are delayed.
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Russia
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C. T. Wang
Manchuria
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Chen Li-fu
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Scranton
John Leighton Stuart
Nanking
American Christian Yenching University
Peiping
U. S
Stuart
King Features Syndicate
Wisconsin fights to keep 32nd Division amid guard funding row
Michigan presses to reclaim the 32nd Division as a symbol of pride. Wisconsin lawmakers debate a guard budget shortfall and a bill to restore cut funds, aiming to match national guard strength of 14 000 and preserve the Red Arrow unit's traditions.
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Michigan
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Oscar Rennebohm
Michi
Adjutant General's Department
SS Eee
Na— Guard
Goodland
Wolverine
Madison
Iowa
Minnesota
Isconsin
Rennebohm
Europe
Pacific
True Friends Cling to You, Writer Declares
A writer proclaims true friends gladly cling to you for all you're worth, affirming steadfast loyalty and mutual support in close relationships.
Marshall Plan Aims to Rebuild Europe Against Communism
The essay notes U.S. Secretary of State Marshall proposed an economic plan to rebuild Europe and deter the Red tide, linking it to Hungary's Soviet backed coup. It cites President Truman endorsing aid to self governing nations and urges coordinated international effort with France Italy and Britain moving toward Paris talks.
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Europe
Hungary
Moscow
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Austria
Germany
France
Bevin
Paris
Bidault
Public Debate Column Readers View Cemetery Dogs and City Pride
Letters discuss Memorial Day in La Crosse with praise for parade and services, but lament dogs roaming cemeteries and urge keepsakes of sacred grounds. Editor notes debate over Mayor Beranek’s projects and local city issues, including floods and mosquitoes, plus a notice about a Burnett county airport dedication cachet and local stamp enthusiasts.
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Burnett County
Alton Jensen
Norris Pynn
Charles Street
Ten Years Ago Tributes From The Tribune Files
The Aquitania brings Mr and Mrs Arthur E Heberd to New York after Europe trip for coronation and exposition. Judson Elston earns forestry degree at University of Minnesota. John Barber and family return to Minneapolis after visit with Mrs Grace Paisley. Twenty years ago Wisconsin library graduates include Katherine Wesson and Margaret McIntosh. Dr A T Rasmussen heads to Chicago for Northwestern recognition and Omicron Kappa Upsilon membership. Mrs Mary Ruplin returns from Akron with Raisbeck family. Canneries in West Salem Onalaska and Holmen to open next week. Ida Brown travels to Madison with Alois Brown. Ellis Langdon attends Boot and Shoe Workers union national convention in Philadelphia. La Crosse Sharpshooters hold annual picnic in West La Crosse. Recent graduates Doud Holmes Hayes Torrance return from Madison.
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Cass Street
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London
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Mainstreet
University of Minnesota
John Barber
John, Jr
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South Eighth Street
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la Crosse
Margaret McIntosh
Viroqua
Library School
University of Wisconsin
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Chicago
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Rasmussen
Omicron
West Salem
Onalaska
Holmen
Ida Brown
Madison
Wis
Alois Brown
Wisconsin University
Ellis E. Langdon
Philadelphia
Langdon
National Convention of Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Air crash insurance for passengers and planes explained
A Washington report outlines airline passenger insurance norms, typical per passenger limits around 30 000, and how settlements may occur out of court. It details airline and aircraft insurance costs, including a hypothetical 50 passenger 250 mile flight at 0.0015 per mile and 4 percent of plane value. It notes varying rates and historical trends in passenger miles and fatalities.
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Air Transport Association of America
Breeders Co op Meets in Monroe County To MergeCoop
Monroe county members of the former Vernon Breeders cooperative meet at the county court house Friday at 8 pm to transfer memberships to the new Tri State Breeders cooperative. They will choose delegates for the annual meeting and nominate a Monroe representative to the board of directors and elect a sire committee.
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Vernon
Trempealeau County
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details and Delivery Rates
This item lists publication information for the La Crosse Tribune including its address at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and notes it is a member of the Lee Newspaper Group and Associated Press. It provides missed paper contact numbers and home delivery and mail subscription rates with zone pricing.
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la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
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Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
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North Side
Carrier Boy
Wisconsin Capitol Buzz and Power Shifts Amid Budget Talks
Madison notes on state politics highlight Warren Knowles turning down a circuit judgeship, internal friction at the Public Service Commission, and debates over state employees salaries. The piece covers agency balance in conservation, the Baraboo theater figure Henry Ringling, mental hospital staffing in the budget, and pay issues for Adj. Gen. John Mullen. Buy Savings Bonds.
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Warren F. Knowles
New Richmond
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Eighth Judicial Circuit
Rennebohm
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GOP
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