Move Up Auditorium Action Pushes for Early Council Decisions
The piece argues for immediate Common Council focus on the Civic Center auditorium site. It notes broad civic support, high cost, and the need to clear land, use parking meter funds, and hold special sessions to set policy and timing before further delays. The article singles out Mayor Ahrens to take the initiative.
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Common Council
Ahrens
Acheson and Congress Should Meet Regularly on Foreign Affairs
The secretary of state Acheson is exploring regular meetings with Congress to discuss foreign affairs amid their initial awkward session. He urges a warmer, less performative tone and warns lawmakers to focus on policy rather than personal gripes, quoting a biblical verse as a closing note.
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Acheson
Congress
Washington
Theological Schools and Business Practice
Babson urges theological colleges to train graduates for business service, not just ministry. He cites drug stores as example and argues sales managers with praying, service minded leaders could raise store success, community standing, and employment prospects while extending religious aims into commerce. He advocates two year business oriented courses in theology schools.
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Babson Park
Mass
Edward B. Hinckley
Utopia College
Eureka
Kansas
U. S
Canada
Theological
Capitol Dome Endorsement Shapes Smith's Wisconsin Race
In Wisconsin politics, Lieutenant Governor George M. Smith gains a pivotal G.O.P. endorsement after a 1948 unknown start. Benny Gettelman and Milwaukee networks backed Smith, who emphasized senate rule mastery and maintain order. The piece analyzes succession stakes and questions Smith's governorship viability.
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Wisconsin
Smith
Senate
George Smith
Water cooler bid favoritism linked to Westinghouse
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Westinghouse Electric won a water cooler contract amid alleged irregularities after Sunroc Refrigeration protested a bid and a change to specifications. The GAO later deemed the army's acceptance illegal as lawmakers probe costs and lobbying.
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Westinghouse Electric Company
Johnson
Chicago Army Quartermaster’s Office
Westinghouse
Sunroc Refrigeration Co
Glen Riddle
Sunroc
Orville Morrison
Manny Celler
New York
House
General Accounting Office
Lindsay Warren
Treasury
Buchapran
Pennsylvania
House Lobbying Committee
Washington
McCarthy Absolves Aide In Telegram Gate
Archbald Van Beuren of New York apologized to the senate committee after admitting the telegram criticizing investigators was orchestrated by McCarthy Waltman and Morris. The episode followed McCarthy’s insistence on sensational charges against Amerasia and Lattimore aide John Huber, which fizzled as Huber refused to testify.
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OSS
Archbald van Beuren
New York
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van Beuren
Amerasia
Washington
Scripps-Howard
Frederick Waltman
Robert Morris
Morris and Woltman
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FBI
John Huber
Owen Lattimore
Huber
Carlton
Lattimore
General Features Corp
Writing for the keen mind one in one hundred says best
James Marlow discusses Supreme Court writing styles with a law school dean. They debate public readability versus lawyers only language and recall Justice Holmes about a single word revealing the point. The dean argues the best writer may target the one in a hundred lawyer while keeping the public in mind.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Washington Post
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Justice Holmes
Couse
Two Is the Feature In City Senior Baseball League
Report From Around Town notes the feature number for the city recreation Senior baseball league this season. In the first four games each losing club scored two runs while the winners tallied over ten.
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City Recreation
Ten Years Ago La Crosse Fair to Finish Auditorium Exposition
La Crosse Inter-State Fair association moved toward completing the auditorium exposition building after a special dinner meeting. Red Cross War relief totals for La Crosse county reached 4173 dollars 02 announced by Mrs. Herman Wolf.
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