Streets Reap Rewards From Bituminous Surfacing
These Are Fine Streets lauds the Common Council and city engineers for bituminous resurfacing on Jackson State Cass Third and Fourth streets and rails removed roads. The coating quiets traffic noise improves grip in wet weather and could rescue brick paving and ease rush hour, with plans for wider use across cross town streets and future programs.
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Common Council
City Engineering Department
Jackson
State
Cass
Fourth Street
Division Street
10Th
11Th
West Avenue
Biblical Verse on Return of Stray Animals
A verse from Deuteronomy 22 1 emphasizes caring for a neighbor by seeking and returning a stray ox or sheep rather than ignoring it a reminder of communal responsibility and neighborly conduct.
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial seeks Roosevelt personal contacts
The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association asks readers to share names and addresses of people who knew Theodore Roosevelt or were touched by his leadership. Letters should be sent to The Theodore Roosevelt House in New York, with information likely held by The Historical Society or individuals in Wisconsin and La Crosse.
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E la Crosse Tribune
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association
United States
T. R
Theodore Roosevelt
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Midwest
East 20Th Street
New York
N. Y
the Historical Society
Way to reduce federal spending in Senate proposal
The proposed congressional resolution would require the president to cut at least 2 billion dollars from the federal budget, but even if passed it can be vetoed by the president. President Truman favors spending and tax-based deficit coverage, while the White House would not back the directive. Congress should seek economy by reducing appropriations at their source.
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Congress
Senate
Truman
White House
House
Mr. Truman
Fbi-Coplon
FBI
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Paul Robeson in Moscow Draws Wide Acclaim on Soviet Visit
The American singer Paul Robeson received strong applause during a Moscow concert after telling the audience in Russian about his feelings on being on Soviet soil. The piece notes expressed hope that he remains in Russia, suggesting broad American sentiment.
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Paul Robeson
Moscow
Russia
Fan invention tale contrasts with modern field fury
A terse comment notes the inventor of the fan would not recognize today’s scene as a spectator fan shouts at the umpire in left field. The remark links ancient ingenuity to contemporary baseball, highlighting changing attitudes toward technology and sport.
AFL urges union management committees to boost production
The AFL cites a bulletin urging local unions to study a rival employer’s finances, cooperate on cost cutting, and form union management production committees to raise efficiency and preserve consumer purchasing power during a recession. It warns CIO tactics ignore competitiveness and stresses joint committees for production and welfare.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
AFL
CIO
It Is Unfortunate to Call Workers Out During Legislation
The Chicago Journal of Commerce quotes Senator Humphrey criticizing John L. Lewis for calling miners out while Congress debates new labor laws. The piece argues liberal labor proposals rest on flawed assumptions about special groups gaining privileges, citing the Wagner act and Taft-Hartley debates, and warns unions may misuse power.
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Chicago Journal OF Commerce, Inc
Minnesota
Humphrey
Congress
John L. Lewis
Senate
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Mr. Lewis
State Waysides Progress Report in Marinette Eagle Star
Roadside development engineer R L Williams reports substantial progress in Wisconsin in the 1937 law funded program to create highway waysides. There are 168 in use and 32 more planned or under construction, offering safe rest areas with shade near lakes or streams to encourage safe driving and brief stops.
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Marinette Eagle Star
R. L. Williams
State Highway Department
Winter Ahead Brings Months of Anticipation for Summer Fun
The reader is urged to look forward to next summer as several months of winter lie ahead. The line emphasizes planning and enjoyment to come, linking the season to future leisure activities.
Hoover Commission hints at Wisconsin tax relief potential
Madison editor assesses how Hoover Commission reforms could trim national spending by up to 4 billion dollars and lower Wisconsin tax payouts by 80 to 100 million annually. He argues such federal relief could fund major state school aid, university funding, and building programs while reshaping state fiscal policy.
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Madison
Wis
Hoover Commission
Wisconsin
Rennebohm
Local briefs and notes from La Crosse area events
Tribune reports multiple items from La Crosse and surroundings including social visits by Mrs Samuel Hyde Jr and the Felber family, tennis club leadership change, rifle match title won by E O Swanson, and anniversaries. Also notes involve federal enlistments, a Norwegian singing society milestone, freight rate hearings, and university graduates from La Crosse.
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Samuel Hyde, Jr
New York City
Joseph Felber
Hayward
Wis
William Scanlan
la Crosse
Savage storm tears through Menomonee Michigan City
A savage windstorm struck the industrial district Monday night tearing off a warehouse roof and damaging nearby structures and power lines. Wind peaked around 69 miles per hour.
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Menomonee
Mich
Public Debate Letters Accepted for General Interest
Letters discussing matters of general interest are welcomed but must stay under 400 words. The editor may condense or withhold publication. Personal religious controversies or candidate support are not used. Names and addresses must accompany letters or a pen name may be given upon request.
Plan to raise Green Island homes and lay mains on ground
A reader proposes elevating Green Island houses six feet above flood level, laying water and sewer lines at grade, and dredging sand to similar height. The plan aims to reduce flood risk, lower future costs, boost property values and taxes, and requires property owners' assessment and possible condemnation if opposed. The letter urges city help for improvements and preservation of island life.
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Green Island
Goose Green
Pettibone Island
Edgar Jacobs
South 19Th
Tribune
Clarence W. Schlicht
Truman Sends Seven Government Reorganization Plans
President Truman on Monday submitted seven executive reorganization plans to Congress as the first wave in a sweeping effort to streamline the federal government. The Hoover Commission findings, a 12 member bipartisan panel, shaped much of the approach, with future plans to follow through 1950.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Hoover Commission
Taft
Hoover
Legislative
Judiciary
Courts
Mr. Truman
Feud Over FBI Chief Clark Resignation Rumors
Washington columnist outlines the 48 hour dispute over J Edgar Hoover's fate with President Truman and Attorney General Tom Clark. It details Lou Nichols' rumor campaigns, the Coplon case fallout, and the cordial Hoover Clark dynamic while noting FBI file practices and dangers of unchecked rumors.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Truman
Judith Coplan
Lou Nichols
Nicholopolous
Nichols
Hoover
Tom Clark
Capitol Hill
Parnell Thomas
UN- American Activities Committee
Thomas
Ferguson
Michigan
Justice Department
Lou
Elizabeth Bentley
Capitol
Chicago
Roger Touhy
John Barnes
U. S
Clark
Touhy
Coplon
Reeves
Legionnaires Demand Action On Hooded Robed Mobs
In Birmingham Alabama legions urge Jefferson County lawmen to stop hooded and white robed mobs. Reporter Clarke Stallworth is knocked down during night riding investigations in Sumiton. Warrants issued for Roscoe Fowler and Glen Godfrey, each bond $300. Civic leaders plan a “committee of 500” to combat night rider activities as Klan offers a $500 reward. Sheriff Holt McDowell seeks state and federal help.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson
Birmingham Post
Sumiton
Clarke Stallworth
Roscoe Fowler
Fowler
Stallworth
Glen Godfrey
Federated Ku Klux Klan, Inc
American Legion
Gorgas
Holt McDowell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Answers To Questions About Flowers Politics And Trolley History
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau explains that aspirin in water does not preserve flowers, with plain water performing better and a salt addition offering slight benefit. Presidents nominate generals above colonel, with senate confirmation. brigadier promotions are automatic by merit. Toonerville trolley ran Pelham to Shore Road Pelham Manor New York 1900 1937.
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Senate
Pelham
Shore Road
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Fontaine Fox
La Crosse Tribune details and contact information
Editorial staff and department heads list for the La Crosse Tribune. Publication details include address Fourth and Cass streets La Crosse Wis, circulation contact numbers, and home delivery rates.
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R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
G. G. Moriarity
Keefe
E L. Burgess
T. Bus
A. E. Teachout
Mgr
Luther Wilkins
la Crosse Tribune Company
Fourth
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Red Mail
Urban heat from buildings may raise city winter temps
The National Bureau of Standards states that congested city districts could be several degrees warmer in winter than surrounding countryside due to heat dissipated by tall buildings. This urban heat effect is partly accounted for in heating system design.
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National Bureau of Standards
Successful Public Speaking Booklet Ad
A 15 cent postpaid coupon advertises the booklet Successful Public Speaking. It promotes public speaking as learnable and valuable for poise and confidence and lists a mailing address for ordering.
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Halstad
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