Distinguished Costa Rica envoy Gutierrez guests La Crosse Rotary
La Crosse Rotary sponsors International Day marking the UN charter anniversary with Francisco Gutierrez of Costa Rica as guest. He spoke at a noon luncheon and will address Vocational School tonight, praised for his role in Bretton Woods, UNRRA, and San Francisco charter events.
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Otary Club of
la Crosse
Rotary
Francisco Gutierrez
Costa Rica
United Nations
Bretton Woods
UNRRA
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Gutierrez
Coulee
Midwest
Ambassador Gutierrez
Rotary Club
Truly the Light Is Sweet Sunlit Vision in Ecclesiastes
A reflective biblical verse from Ecclesiastes celebrates the pleasing sight of the sun and the sweetness of day. The line underscores finding joy in daylight and nature.
Farley Explains Historic Split in American Party Politics
Collier's profiles James A. Farley as one of two men who know the full story of the party split around Roosevelt’s court plan. The article notes Farley’s balanced stance, his 1940 Democratic convention stance, and the shift to Henry A. Wallace expanding the rift with the Hopkins group.
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Collier’s
James A. Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Hopkins
Senate
Henry A. Wallace
Record Regains Air Speed Record by L. Albert Boyd
Captain L Albert Boyd of the army air forces, flying a Lockheed P 80 Shooting Star, set a new world air speed record of 623 miles per hour. He surpassed the 1923 mark of 267 mph held by Lieut. Al Williams by 356 mph, restoring American leadership while urging continued progress in aviation speed.
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L. Albert Boyd
Army Air Forces
al Williams
Colonel Boyd
Williams
History repeats in labor law debate after Taft Hartley
David Lawrence argues that labor unions and employers echo past reactions to federal labor regulation. He notes Supreme Court upholding key Taft Hartley provisions, predicts limited impact on unions, and warns against overblown fears of constitutional challenges or loss of rights.
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Washington
Liberty League
Supreme Court
Congress
Truman
House
Senate Labor Committees
National Labor Relations Board
Inter- Cio
Wagner
Air Transportation Advances and Health Risks Described
Babson discusses rapid growth in air transport from taxicab helicopters to long range troop planes. He highlights safety tech such as radar landing aids and recorders, stresses pilot selection, and warns about health risks from international travel while urging progress to serve human health and happiness.
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Babson Park
Mass
Boston
Logan Airport
National Safety Council
U. S
Howard Hughes
Trans- World Airlines
General Electric
China
N. Y
Standardization of Western Hemisphere arms urged by U S leaders
General Dwight D. Eisenhower testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee urging rapid arming and standardization across North and South America. Nimitz and others backed authorizing U S aid to exchange warships for obsolete vessels, warning that without U S training and arms, rivals would fill the gap.
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Western Hemisphere
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Foreign Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Truman
Eisenhower
North
South America
Agene
Nimitz
More
United States
Marshall
Public Debate on City Auditorium Use and Location
J N Dribben argues for a multi purpose civic center in La Crosse. He critiques downtown concentration and advocates an 8000 seat facility at Fair Grounds with ample parking and potential profits for the city. He suggests housing a new city hall and county building as part of a broader civic center plan.
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State Teachers College
Sawyer
Vocational School
Fair Grounds
Myrick Park
la Crosse
City Hall
J. N. Dribben
Questions and Answers From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau answers reader questions on topics from turnip greens nutrition to early U S income tax history and Alaska capital during Russian rule. It cites Dr Henry C Sherman on iron and Vitamin C in turnip greens and notes the 16th amendment and 1913 tax period with exemptions and Sitka as capital of Russian Alaska before 1900.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Henry C. Sherman
United States
S.B.S. A
Alaska
Russia
B.O.B
Sitka
New Labor Law Delays Coal Strikes but May Fail
The new law can delay a big strike like coal but only until its machinery runs out. An identified official may appoint a board of inquiry, the president may seek injunctions, and after plant-wide votes the law may be expanded or repealed by Congress, potentially permitting a strike.
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Washington
ABC
Eming Tool
Special Inquiry Board
Congress
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Exclusive poem broadcasting rights secured by Hartley
Francis Hartley of Chicago assigns exclusive broadcasting rights for his poems to the National Broadcasting System. Hartley is a brother of Mrs. Adele Mosher of this city. The 11 top La Crosse Country Club players led by Ted Smith will meet Winona Country Club in the first of two Sunday matches. Names tentatively listed include Russ Thompson Johnny Erickson Ben Neal Fred Reynolds Carl Klawitter Dick Tausche E L Walters Glynn Cremer Bill Burgess Don Field and Jack Ray.
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Francis Hartley
Chicago
National Broadcasting System
Hartley
Adele Mosher
la Crosse Country Club
Ted Smith
Winona Country Club
la Crosse
Russ Thompson
Johnny Erickson
Ben T. Neal
Fred Reynolds
Carl Klawitter
Dick Tausche
E. L. Walters
Glynn
Robert Hofweber
Lamar
Colo
John W. Delphenich
Leland Mahoney
France
Frank P. Hixon
State Central Board of Education
E. L. Philipp
Editorial staff and publication details from La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial and department heads, circulation contacts, and advertising managers. Publication location is La Crosse Wisconsin with home delivery and mail subscription rates outlined.
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James E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Edna Denney
Ed. Keefe
Edward L. Burgess
T. Business
National
Arthur E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
North
Wisconsin Republicans weigh successor to party manager
Madison readers see a leadership dilemma after the state convention as Tom Coleman’s future looms amid calls for a new party manager. The state executive committee will decide, with Harv Higley among rising figures and others declining due to business commitments. Coleman remains a respected, though controversial, figure in Wisconsin politics.
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Madison
Wis
Tom Coleman
Coleman
Party
Earl W. Kidd
Owen
Henry Ringling
Baraboo
State Committee
Robert L. Pierce
Menomonie
State Central Committee
Harvey V. Higley
Marinette
Wisconsin
Higley
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NLRB
Jeanette Hankerson
Laura Cunningham
Country Club
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Cascade Lake
la Crosse Stone Company
Che Ba Crosse Tribune
Coulee Region
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R.L Bangsberg
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Republican Party
Progressive Party
la Follettes
Milwaukee Road
Hiawatha
Winona
Red Wing
Twin Cities
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Olympian
Pioneer Limited
Milwaukee
Evervess
Pepsi-Cola Company
Pepsi-Cola Bettlng Co
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