Moran Tugs Schedule an Oceanic Empire in New York Harbor
Editor’s Outlook recalls Michael Moran’s rise from immigrant tow operator to founder of the Moran fleet, now an immense U S towing empire. The piece describes the Battery Place command post, the near disappearance of steam tugs, and memorable runs including the United States, Queen Elizabeth, and diverse crews in the harbor.
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Michael Moran
Erie Canal
New York City
Moran
Eugene F., Jr
Old Mike
Commodore
Manhattan
Battery Place
Moran Command
Barbara
Kerry
United States
Exec
Queen Elizabeth
An Old Rule Keeps JFK From Papal Coronation
The article explains why President Kennedy will miss Pope Paul VI's coronation. A sovereign does not share the spotlight, so Kennedy will be represented by Dean Rusk and others while he spends time in England. The Italian president is the only exception to this etiquette.
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Rome
United States
Paul VI
Kennedy
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope Paul
Paul
Dean Rusk
Earl Warren
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
England
Antonio Segni
Italy
St. Peter's
Holy Father
Review of the News in Years Past 1943 Highlights
A compact chronicle of events from 1943: RAF strikes on Cologne and Hamburg and a large Allied air effort. European invasion prospects noted. floods in the Mississippi basin. wartime roles and local personnel moves. a drowning at Eau Claire. plus brief notes on 1933 to 1913 items including politics, crime, and Civil Service appointments.
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RAF
Cologne
Hamburg
France
Africa
Leghorn
Italy
Malcolm MacDonald
Canada
Ottawa
Europe
Mississippi
Chippewa
Black Rivers
Marion Jones
Roosevelt
John Sweeney
la Crosse
Pearl M. Risberg
Central High School
Eau Claire
Misterious blessing at consistory hall scene
A vivid scene describes a man moving through the con sistorial hall where women kneel and he blesses them en masse, the cadence likened to black orchids bending in the wind.
Book publishing soars with 22 thousand titles in 1962
The Changing Times guide notes 16 448 new books and 5 456 new editions of older titles published last year. Total output nears 22 000, up 21 percent from 1961.
Shelter For Card Players Shelter For Card Players
Reno AP reports one of five community fallout shelters stocked with food and medical supplies is in Harolds Club Reno casino. The piece notes long range cameras and suggests staying home to take vacation pictures.
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Reno
Harolds Club
How Local Is Wisconsin Government In The Madison Era
Madison funds increasingly sustain Wisconsin local governments as state and federal aid rise. The piece questions true local autonomy, noting school boards and counties rely on Madison and Washington, while county boards and municipal leagues lobby to keep aid flowing. It argues only a few localities could survive without state grants and wonders if genuine local government remains.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Washington
Wyngaard
John Reynolds
Belleville
Menasha
Clear Lake
Wisconsin County Boards Association
A. J. Thelen
Thelen
In God We Trust Debate on Currency and Faith
Roger Babson argues that the motto In God We Trust on U S currency should reflect humility before God. He cites Congressman Charles Bennett's push for official designation, compares armament spending to church funding, and urges a broader campaign of Jesus' teachings through embassies. The piece ends with a Cape Canaveral note on Polaris submarine crews.
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Babson Park
Mass
Charles E. Bennett
Florida
Rep. Bennett
United States
Bennett
Congress
Russia
China
Cuba
Jesus
Thomas Nixon Carver
National Statistical Association of America
Carver
Moscow
God
Castro
Squeeze Sends South to Seven Hearts in Bridge Lesson
In a North South bidding, South drives to seven hearts after a double Blackwood, using a diamond ruff and a long trump to force East to discard. North showed two aces and a void, guiding South to the slam and a defensive squeeze that yields all tricks.
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North
South
Dummy
West
East
Oswald Jacoby
la Crosse Tribune
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Six Month Active Duty Plan for Guard Volunteers Endorsed
The House Armed Services Committee recommends flexibility in active-duty training for National Guard and Reserve volunteers. Most recruits face six to eighteen months rather than a flat 18 months, with longer periods limited to exceptional specialties. The emphasis is on voluntary service and informed choice with basic training followed by specialty selection.
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ICES
National Guard
Army Reserve
Army
Guard
Reserve
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Details
Publisher and editors listed for The La Crosse Tribune with staff roles. Rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions shown for La Crosse and surrounding areas. Postal and AP affiliations noted. distribution and advertising contacts included.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Mike
Sandy Hook
Moran Cet
Marie Moran
Kill van Kull
Arthur Kill
Newark Bay
Big City
Harlem
Midtown
Broadway
Alice
Hoboken
Inez Robb
JFK
Pope
Woods Ishmael
Greenwich
Potomac River
Lathrop Douglas
AP News
Joseph K. Kidder
Democratic Platform Committee
Dripping Wet
State Board of Health
Fred Kraft
William P. Roellig
Catholic Benevolent Society
Myrick Park
Henry Town
Wisconsin State
Wonewoc
Gena Thompson
James Thompson
U.S
State Civil Service Commission
Blaine W. Stanley Smith
Blaine
Severson
B. C. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Langenbach
J. A. Bartl
J. C. Burns
Lowell H. Smith
J. B. Richter
San di
Ego
Dist
Atty
Stanley Gordon
Higbee
Clarence J. Webber
L. Kleeber
John Palaska
Bluffs
West Salem
Bangor
Emma Olberg
Homer Hart
Associated Charities
Winifred Salisbury
H. Krueger
Holmen
George Andy McCloud
Charles
Burlington
Dubuque
Mary Connors
Warrens
E. Holmes
Caledonia
Dome
John Wyngaard
League
Ed Johnson
Roger Babson
Cape Canaveral
Fila
BY Oswald Jacoby
George Fielding Eliot
R. L. Bangsberg
JE. Lienlokken
Agess
E. L. Burgess Bus
Howard Colvin
Maxine Kahler
Mer Luther Wilkins
4Th and Cass Sts
Wis
Lee Enterprise, Inc
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Tribune
deAbin
Jann & Kelley, Inc
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Detroit
San Francisco
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Kansas City
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Atlanta
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