Proposal for a third semester to speed higher education
Southern educator Oliver C Carmichael of the Commission on Goals for Higher Education in the South urges colleges to add a third semester, arguing year round study would cut four years of college to three for many students and allow graduates to start careers earlier. Opponents warn of workload and loss of research time and social development benefits.
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Oliver C. Carmichael
Commission On Goals For Higher Education
Carmichael
Feed Grain Plan Supports Land In Crop Use Yet Protects Soil
Farmers report good participation in the emergency feed grain program with land kept in cover to prevent erosion and wildlife habitat. Corn is tall and growing, pastures improved after rain, while some insect issues persist. Face flies trouble dairy cattle, but overall 1961 looks to rebound toward a solid season.
Back Door Spending Seen As Practical Tool Over Time
A government official argues that back door spending has long been part of U S history and serves ordinary suppliers like milkmen and grocers. He suggests the label evil may fade as more programs use direct Treasury withdrawals rather than annual appropriations.
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Congress
Treasury
Wall Street Forecast on Supreme Court Impacts on Stocks
Roger Babson surveys historic court decisions shaping market eras from gold to railroads to electricity. He weighs a new duPont General Motors ruling as a potential trigger for optimism or caution, warns of future policy shifts, and urges holding blue chips while watching glamour stocks.
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Babson Park
Mass
Wall Street
London
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Supreme Court
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Exchange
Electric Bond & Share
Securities & Exchange Commission
Thomas Edison
duPont-General Motors
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Kennedy
Publishers Financis Bureau, Inc
Review of the news in years past 1941
A sweeping 1941 retrospective notes U S ships may carry Soviet oil and Britain’s loan needs. Berlin claims success against Russia while Moscow cites aerial blows. Nazi panzer actions shape battles as hitler curbs war talk. A Milwaukee boxcar fire kills runaway orphan Ernest Harvey, 17. AFL CIO strike actions over shipyards and wage talks unfold in California and Oakland. Pope and church leaders urge sacrifice during Eucharistic events. La Crosse notes triple water consumption and sports ups, while airmail routes, dormitory plans, and dam decisions surface.
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U.S
Berlin
Russia
Moscow
Ernest Harvey
Sparta
Milwaukee
Jesse Jones
Washington
Christ
St. Paul
la Crosse Blackhawks
Wisconsin
Appleton
Hitler
Pope
Vatican City
AFL
San Francisco
Bay
Oakland
CIO
Gov. Heil
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau
George W. Heel
Trane Co
L. H. Martin
Pepsi-Cola Co
B. H. Overton
Gateway City Transfer Co
D. E. Rand
Northern Engraving Co
Portraits John C Metcalfe My Cafe
Poem describing a cafe experience by John C. Metcalfe, praising atmosphere, quiet dining, friendly company, attentive service, and appealing prices. Published 1961 by Field Enterprises Inc.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Nothing play or real choice in bridge misplay
South faces a four spade contract after West leads hearts. The article discusses a so called nothing play and explains the superior strategy: draw two trumps then run clubs with ace king queen. If clubs split 3-3 South can ruff out the last club and make, else a four trumps holder may prevent the contract.
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West
South
East
Too Optimistic Woodmen of the World Magazine
Garaging a car is complicated by the fallacy that there is always room for one mower.
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Woodmen of the World Magazine
Identical Goods Cy N Peace in QuoterE Modern apartment
A dispute over rent in a modern apartment building pits landlord against tenant seeking higher charges. Both sides press for increased rents amid unclear agreement terms and ongoing negotiations.
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Cy N. Peace
Patronage by veto tests Wisconsin Senate in confirming Nelson pick
Madison reports the Republican led Wisconsin Senate refused to confirm Gov Nelson’s choice for the State Industrial Commission, aiming to displace John H. Rouse. The move preserves Republican control, hints at broader labor policy stakes, and signals likely new nomination for Otto.
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R. G. Knutson
la Crosse
Industrial Commission
William S. Sims
Navy
Denby
London
Samuel Gompers
AFL
Denver
John L. Lewis
Red Crown
R. I. Dugdale
Platteville
Board of Normal Regents
F. O. Wells
Trades & Labor Council
State Industrial Commission
J. J. Verdota
Sam Johnson
J. M. Knox
N. A. Matson
Joseph Verdota
T. Heideman
F. O
Big Stone Lake
Ortonville
Minn
Tom Dowling
Otto
Madison
Wis
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Nelson
Statehouse
George Otto
Commission
Wyngaard
John H. Rouse
Rouse
State Republican Organization
Department of Labor and Industry
Organized Labor
Labor
Peace Corps as permanent fixture in national budget
Roark argues the Peace Corps will endure beyond Kennedy’s term, becoming a permanent federal program with its own structure and funding. He questions medical support, health risks in Africa, and the lack of Congressional justification, urging oversight and a cautious approach to its goals and public relations.
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Peace Corps
Jack
Congress
Boondocks
National Ledger
Kennedy
Sarge Shriver
Korpsmen
Shriver
Washington
Security info crackdown risks broad news blackout
The Army Navy Air Force Regis notes that lower officials widen top orders, turning requests for caution in releasing security information into a near total blackout as reporters from the Indians seek safety first.
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Army-Navy
Air Force Regis
If You Hold a Second Job How Much Is It Worth
The article analyzes moonlighting costs for 2.5 million men and 24 million women. It offers a budgeting formula: list all second job expenses, add tax costs, subtract from extra income, and assess family impact. It cites John L Springer’s Make the Most of Your Income for guidance.
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Uncle Sam
Mom
Pop
John L. Springer
Prentice- Aall
Springler
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff credits
La Crosse Tribune details staff roles and ad managers. Publication information lists prices, circulation, delivery areas, and mail subscription rates for La Crosse Wisconsin and surrounding regions.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
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