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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1957
Page
4
The La Crosse Common Council will study three proposed one way street changes after last week’s volley of debate on Third and Fourth streets. Proposals were referred to committees for review, signaling an objective study of a traffic plan that could be tested temporarily to assess viability for the city. A biblical verse is quoted at the end of the piece.
Khrushchev argues disarmament requires mutual confidence, dismissing control schemes as futile. He warns Christian nations cannot trust an atheistic state that places materialism over man’s dignity and predicts communist revolution. The West doubts arms limits amid Soviet hostility.
Roger Babson analyzes supply demand in major commodity groups with notes on construction, housing, fuels, meat, dairy, grains, beef cattle, pigs, industrial goods, and textiles. He sees high construction volume, steady food supplies, large feed grain carryovers, and modest price pressures with seasonal variations. A separate report debunks a hoax claiming cigarette strip donations fund guide dogs, urging verification and noting The Seeing Eye’s stance.
In La Crosse last week the Capitol Dome GOP faced criticism for failing to uphold a consistent endorsement principle. Analysts warn the open primary could damage the party’s health, complicate the U S Senate race, and invite unpredictable outcomes in a weakly supported nomination.
The Flying Swans follows Ulick O Reill in a lyrical tale from Ireland and America. It traces his ill starred birth to Saba and Robert, debts, bailiffs, and family struggles. The narrative blends poetry like mood with a coming of age as Ulick gains maturity through harsh lessons.
Cattle brands emerged from early attempts to identify ranch property with simple hieroglyphics. From Cortez’s three crosses to modern marks, brands convey identity and character, telling stories of wives, tools, and life on the range. Police blame thieves for a cheese theft, sparking a lighter moment.
Chip Bohlen rumored moved Moscow ambassadorship to Manila rest stateside pay boosts favor Manila but not Bohlen. Llewellyn Thompson pays thousands in Moscow prep groceries and entertaining needs. Maj. John Eisenhower earns White House post, seeks near Executive Mansion. Umar Farooqi praises America after 30 days in China and a prior China visit.
The piece accuses Soviet broadcasts and Tass of unleashing a global anti American campaign. It cites charges against U.S. policy in Jordan Haiti Algeria and Greenland and contrasts Moscow’s tone with Khrushchev’s public friendliness.
Secretary Frances Perkins names Charles Taft Lloyd Garrison and Edward McGrady to new steel mediation board. Say Bomber made 750000 boxing. Braddock in good shape. Joe Louis one of wealthiest challengers to face Braddock. Groundless. World startled by Nungesser and Coli found in wilds of Quebec. Public officers can use free railroad passes if they earn under 300 per annum. County balance June 1 is 298537. Sheriff Woll asks third turnkey for County Jail to enable 8 hour shifts. Amelia lands at Calcutta from Karachi. Wisconsin has one auto for every five persons. Forties era notes include planning zoning, rail service moves, and municipal leadership changes.
A short verse on lifelong friendship its quiet daily influence and the surprising power of a brief friendship to spur us toward a higher goal. It notes how one friend may soon disappear yet push us toward a wonderful career. Pield Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved.
The La Crosse Tribune announces staff credits, publication details, and circulation options. It lists editors and managers, office locations, AP affiliation, delivery areas, and subscription rates for within and outside La Crosse, noting carrier delivery constraints and service hours.
Readers are invited to mail questions to The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington DC for quick answers about ancient weapons like the caltrop, black legged ticks, and Mt Rushmore. Includes a sales pitch for a 21 by 28 inch Map of the United States and coupon.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan urges vaccination and sensible handling of possible polio symptoms. He notes vaccine safety, cites Chicago outbreak data, and stresses watching for signs such as headache fever dizziness and neck stiffness while leaving diagnosis to physicians.
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