Halt Creeping Inflation Says Burns Threat to Retirements
Doctor Arthur F. Burns argues inflation must be stopped to preserve purchasing power and social gains. He warns creeping inflation erodes dollar value, citing pension funds and savings bonds as future pauperizing risks, and urges strong federal action beyond security concerns.
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United State
Arthur F. Burns
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Doctor Burns
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Refugee Problem Needs Attention in Middle East Policy
William L. Ryan analyzes the refugee crisis amid U S policy pressures in the Middle East. He cites Egypts Nasser and Arab leaderships in Jordan and Iraq as pivotal to any durable solution and warns failure could embolden Soviet influence and undermine stability.
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United States
Middle East
Israeli Palestine
Egypt
Nasser
Egypt-Syria Axis
Jordan
Iraq
Syria
Wisconsin Assembly in order as Senate falters
In Madison the Wisconsin Assembly earns praise for orderly dispatch while the Senate lags, with the lower house passing bills and forming committees more effectively under Speaker Marotz and Floor Leader Grady. Senate delays stem from more speechmaking and weaker leadership among Republicans and aging GOP leaders.
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Wisconsin State Assembly
Legislative Gallery
Senate
Assembly
Biajanty Republican Party
Marotz
Grady
House
Travis
Merten
Downtown blind singer charms Main Street readers
A Tribune reader praises a visually impaired street singer whose voice and songs moved downtown crowds. The letter urges sponsorship to aid the performer and requests public support for giving him a chance, praising his talent despite his loss of sight.
Behind the Hell's Canyon Dam Battle and Utility Interests
Senate rejection of the Hell's Canyon dam plan exposes administration backing for private utility control of water power. The piece traces Dixon Yates and TVA tensions, the Dodge Wenzel scheme, and White House pressure to favor Idaho Power over Army Engineers proposals.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Hell's Canyon Dam
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Dixon-Yates
TVA
Hell's Canyon
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Hell’s Canyon
Snake River
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House
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Joseph W. Dodge
Poliy
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George D. Woods
First Boston Corporation
Woods
First Boston
Adolphe Wenzel
Wenzel
Southern Holdings
Rector Street
New York
Edgar H. Dixon
Eugene A. Yates
West Memphis
Ark
Atomic Energy
Paducah
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Wenzell
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Budget Bureau
Interior
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Truman
Oscar Chapman
Federal Power Commission
Army
White House
Sherman Adams
McKay
Chapman
Idaho Power Company
FPC
Idaho Power
Army Engineers
Fred H. Seaton
United Prature Syndicate, Inc
Portraits By James J. Metcalfe Vacation Days
A reflective piece on vacation days, recalling the happiness of past breaks. The narrator celebrates conversations with friends, shared snapshots, and favorite films as memories linger beyond the trip.
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Pield Enterprises, Inc
Move to curb the Supreme Court gains in Congress debate
The piece reports on rising efforts to curb Supreme Court power amid frustration from officials over recent rulings. Senator Thurmond proposes redefining appellate reach while broader bills seek court reform and retrenchment, arguing for stronger state and congressional checks. It notes concerns about policing, education controls, and civil liberty interpretations. A Las Vegas anecdote closes the item.
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Joseph K. Kidder Review Of The News In Years Past
TWENTY YEARS AGO-1937 Fifteen thousand return Youngstown mills. Check for $93,484, city's share of state income taxes, received by treasurer, WPA to continue employing 1,400 men and women in counties of La Crosse District Milton Neeland, 907 S With St., cut and bruised in collision with Jay D. Fergus, Mendota, at West avenue and State. Work starts on new poultry building for Inter-State Fair. A WPA project. THIRTY YEARS AGO-1927 Army plane winging way toward Hawaii. Giant Fokker, piloted by Lt. Lester J. Maitland, with Lt. Albert Hegenberger as navigator, leaves Oakland without ceremony. Lt. Maitland a native of Milway-
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la Crosse
Milton Neeland
Jay D. Fergus
Mendota
West Avenue
State
Hawaii
Giant Fokker
Lester J. Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Oakland
Maitland
Milway
Gunner with Stonewall Poague reminiscences guidepost
W.G. Rogers literary guidepost presents Gunner with Stonewall Poague reminiscences of William Thomas Poague a Confederate Battery commander in the Civil War. Memoirs edited with intro by Bell Irvin Wiley describe Poague’s service from Lexington Virginia through Gettysburg Appomattox and the Shenandoah campaign with vivid anecdotes and informal charm.
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Stonewall
William Thomas Poague
McCowat-Mercer Press
South
Lexington
Rockbridge Artillery
William N. Pendleton
Matthew, Mark, Luke
John
Poague
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
Monroe F. Cockrell
Bell Irvin Wiley
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editorial staff listing
The La Crosse Tribune details publisher T Burgess editor lineup. It lists staff including News and Photo Editor W Rice City Editor Leeward State Editor Ed Keefe and departments, circulation, advertising, production, and office management. It also notes publication schedule, AP membership, mailing and home delivery rates, and subscription pricing within La Crosse and surrounding areas.
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Leeward
ED Keefe
Howard Colvin
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T &. Teachout
Ge L. Burgers
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Tribune
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Jann & Kelley, Inc
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Chiesue
Detroit
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Los Angeles
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Onalaska
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Carrier Bay
Cantinflas full name and polio questions offered
A reader quiz from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers facts about Cantinflas real name Mario Moreno and his Mexican origins, plus a health statistic on polio affected by age groups and a query on US school districts. The item also promotes a booklet Pathways to Spiritual Power priced at 40 cents postpaid.
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Understanding when children gain bladder and bowel control
Dr. Jordan notes most children gain bowel control by age one to two and bladder control develops later. Potty training should start with the child lying down, then progress to daytime routines after meals. Praise and patience reduce scolding as control emerges while enuresis may reflect insecurity or attention seeking.
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