City County Building Discussion Lets It Remain Open
The La Crosse County Board narrowly approved continuing talks with the Common Council on a possible joint city county building. The piece argues discussions on public projects should stay fluid and reopenable, criticizing any move to bind future decisions. It focuses on preserving openness rather than settling the issue now.
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Atty. C. L. Hood
S. 23Rd St
Samuel Q. Horwitz
Crescent Jewelry Co
Sioux City
Iowa
B'nai B'rith
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Clarence Webber
Q. H. Hale
L. J. Brody
Otto M. Schlabach
Jesse E. Higbee
R. V. Ahlstrom
John Doherty
Wisconsin Bar Assa
Green Lake
Wis
Floyd Green
Grand View Drive
Legislative Board Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Phil la Follette
Public Service Commission
Beranek Blanks Sheldons
London Says Arms Talks Open With Maneuvering
Britain and the United States push for disarmament steps in London while Russia and Red China are treated as negotiable. Stassen signals willingness to test a general package deal as fears grow of underlying maneuvering in UN circles.
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London
Russia
Stassen
United States
Red China
Britain
France
Germany
Agricul
Tural
China
Selwyn Lloyd
United Nations
Traffic reform ideas from Babson on parking and throughways
Roger Babson argues bold steps to ease urban traffic including banning trucks in peak hours, eliminating downtown parking, expanding lanes with central barriers, and adopting elevated throughways for scooters and pedestrians. He predicts shifts to parking lots, new retail layouts, and later a rise in motorized transport alternatives.
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Babson Park
Mass
General Motors
Queen Elizabeths U S visit almost postponed by Canada vote
The planned Ottawa stop on October 15 and Canadian Parliament opening faced uncertainty after Conservatives beat Liberals. A palace miscommunication kept the original date. Senate jokes about Sen Stu Symingtons blue tennis shoe with a hole for his toe after an injury.
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U.S
Liberal Party
Canada
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Buckingham Palace
Diefenbaker
Senate
Stu Symington
D-Mo
Rogan Praised For Groundbreaking Wisconsin Insurance Bill
Paul J. Rogan, state insurance commissioner, earns praise for the Credit Life and Accident Insurance Regulation Bill. The measure gives Wisconsin's Department of Insurance power to regulate life insurance rates. Rogan’s leadership and timing helped push the bill through amid opposition and lobbying.
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Wis
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Ladysmith
Walter J. Kohler
Rogan
Wisconsin
Credit Life and Accident Insurance
State Insurance Department
Credit Life Insurance
Credit
Times
A Houseful of Love by Marjorie Houseplan
A literary guidepost review of W. G. Rogers titled A Houseful of Love set in 1929 New York and nearby cities. The tale follows Uncle Paasant’s Armenian restaurant life with a multigenerational cast including the doctor, Maria mama, and Satenig Sulyan. It contrasts rich cultural flavors with American life and nostalgia.
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East 24Th Street
Paasant
Armenia
New York
Binghamton
Council Bluffs
Newark
Levon Dai
Maria-mama
Satenig Sulyan
Romania
America
Houseplan
Dynamite blasts Louis into title bout memory in 1937 note
Joseph K Kidder reviews a 1937 La Crosse Tribune front dated items. Braddock loses crown to Joe Louis in Chicago via 8th round KO. The list records strikes and strikes votes, deaths, business moves, court actions, and community notes from the year.
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Chicago
Jim Lienlokken
la Crosse
Tribune
Braddock
La Crosse Tribune Publication and Rates Information
The La Crosse Tribune announces publication details and staff roles. It lists pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions within various radii, noting rates by duration and area and noting carrier delivery limitations.
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Sunday Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Quiz Answers
Readers could mail questions to The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington DC for answers on topics like wood floatation costs of feeding a baby and car colors in traffic. A booklet on cats is offered for 25 cents postpaid with a coupon.
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Ruark on Police Headlines and the Heat in New York
Robert C. Ruark criticizes New York police sweeps for headlines not real justice. He argues the drive targets petty criminals for show, while real crime and corruption persist, noting selective focus and the futility of annual drives. He recalls past small-town policing and mocks the public attention.
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Hizzoner
Frank
Hamlet
N.C
Laurinburg
Cheraw
South Carolina
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Fill Our Place By James J Portraits
Poem urged individuals to pursue roles in medicine law police engineering invention and science, stressing everyone must contribute to society. It imagines a world lacking skilled workers without collective effort and calls for using God helped ability to fill our place.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Blood Vessel Disease Spotlight Urges More Research
Dr. Jordan explains arteriosclerosis and its wide impact from heart attacks to brain and kidney damage. He notes escalating death tolls and economic loss, cites only 2.35 million dollars yearly for related research versus much larger spends in agriculture and consumer goods, urging increased funding and dedicated investigators.
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