Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill With Long Term Loan Plan
The Senate backed a 3.6 billion foreign aid measure, approving 500 million for a two billion dollar long term revolving loan fund and a two year military aid program. The outcome signals presidential power and bipartisan support, though House passage and final funding remain uncertain.
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Astonishing Chinese Population Rise Foretold to 2.6 Billion
A 1950s Chinese economist Prof Ma Ying chiu warned that if current birth rates persist until 2007 50 years hence China could reach about 2.6 billion people, approaching the world’s entire current population. He cited natural increases of around 15 million annually and noted China then held roughly a quarter of humanity.
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Wisconsin Labor Probe Fades As Legislature Prepares Adjournment
John Wyngaard reports the proposed state inquiry into organized labor faded as the session nears end. The hearing yielded little evidence of wrong doing, while a separate bill would subject union welfare funds to state audits, a move greeted by labor leaders with cautious acceptance.
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Doctor Daddy Art Contest Draws 3000 Kids Submissions
Almost 3000 children up to age 12 nationwide submitted drawings and tapes on My doctor daddy and what he does for the American Medical Association meeting exhibit. About 100 works were chosen with stethoscopes and surgeon masks prominent. prizes included $500 bonds for top youngsters and $1500 in awards overall.
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Peace in steel belt spurred by troops report
Review of the news recounts 1937 events as La Crosse faces beer restrictions and council halts 50 tavern licenses while health officials lecture operators. Notable items include licenses granted denied, plans for a first aid station, and a Braddock-Louis fight on tap.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Notices
The La Crosse Tribune Publishing details list Burgess R L Rangsberg Howard Colvin as editor and state staff roles for the La Crosse Wisconsin paper. It also notes circulation, advertising, and agency information for home and mail delivery, plus subscription rates and service areas.
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Quiz and information bureau advertisement and Q&A
A La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau item answers common questions about injunctions magazine fiction payments electric power from federal projects and TVA. It also promotes the booklet Successful Public Speaking with an order coupon and price details.
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Ruark Praises Modern Hospitals In Houston Tour
Robert C Ruark HubbardHouse describes his hospital visit at Methodist Hospital Houston detailing the modern facilities from labs to diet kitchen. He notes improved nursing roles and new cost structures for care with self help floors and better patient experience amid extensive checkups.
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Time to Tell Me I Love You
A personal plea for clear love intent ends a hesitant romance. The speaker asks the beloved to declare true feelings or risk ending the relationship as time runs out.
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Woman Driver Voices Street Use Frustration
A reader criticizes aldermen for proposed one way streets, noting downtown shopping centers favor women drivers and fearing lost customers. The letter argues streets reflect gender biases and urges consideration of practical access.
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London Talks Sparring Match Seen Amid Cold War Moves
David Lawrence Dispatch analyzes London talks amid Soviet naval activity in the Mediterranean and Chinese and North Korean arms buildup. It questions disarmament rhetoric, notes U N authorization to arm, and discusses Senator Johnson’s role and constitutional restraints on senators as observers.
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Pica Topic Explored In New Book By Marcia Cooper
The book titled Pica profiles 784 Baltimore children with 172 showing pica. The habit, more common in Negro children, often begins by age two and fades by five. Lead poisoning linked to plaster and paint. nutrition deficiency tied to pica across famine or pregnancy contexts.
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