Confess your faults one to another prayer for healing
A 1946 Laus newspaper opinion column contrasts Russia's press tone with American values. It argues readers should seek better U S Russian relations through calmer discourse rather than hostile headlines. It warns that Russia uses name calling to undermine U S democracy and calls for mindful public dialogue.
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LA Crosse
Russia
Security Council
New York
Gromyko
Poland
Spain
Atomic Commission UN
Bernie Baruch
United States
Paris
Kremlin
Paris talks stall as Molotov eases stance on Trieste
In Paris ministers clash over peace terms with Molotov softening on Italian reparations and a possible internationalized Trieste. Byrnes offers a compromise after Russia edits her stance while Mao Tse-Tsung disrupts Marshall’s truce efforts in China amid growing distrust of foreign involvement.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Italy
Sec. Byrnes
Trieste
Russia
Byrnes
Molotov
Mediterranean
France
Dodecanese
Greece
China
Mao Tse-Tsung
Gen. Marshall
Chiang
Mao
Kuomingtang
United States
Moscow
U. S
Manchuria
Royalty Still Strong Despite Republican Lead in Italy Vote
Official figures show 12.7 million pro republicans and 10.7 million pro monarchists out of 23.4 million votes. The near split hints at post election demonstrations and possible troubles for the new government as it seeks revival, food, and work programs and a durable constitutional framework. Royalty's fate remains uncertain.
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HILE
Italy
Constituent Assembly
One Voter In Seven Wrote Congress Yet Letters Mislead Hope
A Gallup report finds only one in seven voters has written or wired a congressman or senator. The study notes letters often misrepresent national opinion, as writer groups differ from the electorate. It cites 1940 draft debates showing a 10 to 1 opposition in mail versus 3 to 2 in polls.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Congress
Washington
Capitol Hill
Robert J. Corbett
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Britain
Corbett
Why Twisters Favor The Central States In Tornado Season
An expert explains that spring and early summer bring the peak tornado season to the central United States. The Mississippi Ohio and lower Missouri valleys see the most activity with Kansas Iowa Texas and Illinois especially prone. A Detroit Windsor tornado showcased the deadly potential of frontal storms and the vast wind and pressure dynamics behind them.
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New York
NEA
United States
U. S
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Texas
Arkansas
Illinois
Detroit-Windsor
Detroit
Edward F. Stapowich
New York Weather Bureau
Detroit- Windsor
Canada
Northeastern
Great Lakes States
Gulf of Mexico
Central
Gulf
Sugar Coupon Row Prompts Local Reader Backlash
Bangor Independent notes readers fixated on a July 1 date omission in sugar coupon No. 10. The columnist defends accuracy, cites merchant explanations, and laments public focus on errors rather than consistent reporting.
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Independent
Bangor Independent
State Sen Conrad Shearer resigns from Kenosha Association
Kenosha Wis State Senator Conrad Shearer resigns as office manager and secretary of the Kenosha Manufacturers Association after 39 years of service. He will retire on pension but will advise the group in a limited role starting Monday.
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Kenosha
Wis
Conrad Shearer
Kenosha Manufacturers Association
Firm Aids Workers To Build Homes In Wis
The Nekoosa Edwards Paper company announced 15 grants of 300 dollars each in Nekoosa and 15 grants of 300 dollars in Port Edwards to help employees build homes for own occupancy. Applications due by Oct 1. The purchasing department will assist in obtaining building materials. The note about New Orleans circulation is included.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Company
Nekoosa
Port Edwards
La Crosse Tribune Masthead Notice
Published daily and Sunday morning La Crosse Tribune details publisher editors and filing information. Includes entry date June 7 1904 and post office classification under 1879 act. Mentions Associated Press and Lee Syndicate membership.
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la Crosse Tribune Co
4Th and
Cass Sts
le Crosse
Wis
LA Crosse
W. T. Burgess
R L. Bangsberg
A W Rice
Tribune and Leader-Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Associated Press
Answers to Questions From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington D C provides answers to reader questions on topics such as power plant capacity at Boulder Dam 1 034 000 kilowatts, New York as city with least unnecessary noise per International Sound Research Institute, and biblical chronology noting Canaan reached about 1250 B C based on Bible scholars.
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Boulder Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
United States
H.hl.e. R
New York
International Sound Research Institute
Canaan
Palestine
B. C
Why is a Closely Trimmed Beard Called a Vandyke
A Vandyke beard imitates the style worn by Sir Anthony Van Dyck the Flemish painter. The largest shrimp reach from two to six inches for imps, with prawns in tropical waters growing up to 20 inches.
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Vandyke
R.L
Sir Anthony van Dyck
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Origin of the lead pencil earliest records
The earliest mention of what are known today as lead pencils appears in records dating back to the ancient world, where graphite was not yet used and materials such as lead were misattributed. Subsequent developments clarified that the useful core was graphite, not lead, with standard pencils evolving in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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Russia
Christian Science Monitor
Romania
House of Representatives
UNRRA
Red Party
Borrowdale
England
I.M. A
Map of United States in five colors on heavy paper
Fifty word description notes a 21 by 28 inch map showing Alaska and other territories. It includes railroad center distances, state area and population figures, and the population and rank of the 200 largest cities. Price is fifteen cents postpaid.
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Alaska
Aleutian Islands
United States
Map of the United States Order Enclosed
The Information Bureau of the La Crosse Tribune receives fifteen cents in coin for a copy of the MAP OF THE UNITED STATES. The payment is enclosed in paper.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
The
United States
One Mistake in Looting Hessian Jewels Cited
Perk Steffen of the Caledonia Journal notes that Colonel Durant and his colonel's lady erred by stealing from the rich during their Rhineland raid on crown jewels valued at a million and a half dollars. He suggests if the looting had targeted the poor, no critique would arise.
Prairie du Chien Weather Watcher Recaps River Rise
The writer notes no June river rise was predicted yet clouds produced heavy rain across northern areas. A Sunday storm and upstream rainfall accelerated the river, with the river stage jumping to eleven feet by Monday. The forecast anticipates more rises but avoids guessing the crest after a prior misprediction.
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The
Courier
Prairie du Chien
Five year old Barbara Jones Milks Cows Before Visitors
Barbara Jones of Jenkins Valley earns admiration as she milks cows in the barn with help from her parents. Beginning at age three she handles the milking skillfully and often draws an audience, sometimes milking three cows in an evening. The cows remain still during her work, reacting to her presence.
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Barbara Jones
Gerald Jones
Jenkins Valley
Barbara
Don Radde
Sparta Herald
France Sends Cattle to Spain for Summer Grazing
The French government signals a plan to send cattle to Spain for grazing this summer. It openly dislikes Spain but believes the cows can adapt to the arrangement and climate.
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Spain
Definition of girdle in fashion terms described by judge
In a neighboring county lawsuit over alleged negligence, the judge notes that a girdle is a tubular elastic garment shaping a woman's form to current fashion, fitting snuggly per reasonable comfort and the wearer’s fortitude. The quote appears in the Monroe County Democrat by Truthful James.
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James
Monroe County
Old Age Says A Man Feels Better In A Day Or Two
A brief aphorism notes aging as a man regains well being soon, suggesting resilience with time. The quotation attributes insight to Viola New.
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Viola New
Uses Of Grammar In Job Writing
The text notes grammar errors are often overlooked in paying or ordering goods but matter in clerical work and letter writing. It argues high school and college training helps correct habitual mistakes, giving letters a polished appearance and signaling thorough training.
Noisy children send parents home early
A lighthearted remark notes that noisy children have the effect of prompting parents to leave a place sooner. The quip highlights parental fatigue and social norms around child behavior in public settings.
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Arcadia News Leader
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Uncle Sam
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Central States
U. S. Army Air Force
Edw. L. A. Wagner
Weather Bureau
Windsor
Ont
Great Lakes
Stapowich
Baltimore
Ivan R. Tannehill
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United States Weather Bureau
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Shearer
Kenosha Association
New Orleans
LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
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