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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
6
Full survey analysis supports one way streets on Third and Fourth, shorter metered times, and off street parking as options. Public input is urged to decide merit based on actual study and improved motoring and parking in La Crosse.
A Sparta meeting sparked a push to choose Camp McCoy as the air force academy site. Organizers plan a comprehensive, well funded presentation like the La Crosse airport effort to impress Washington and secure federal approval.
The David Lawrence Dispatch argues Republicans lack political acuity, failing to capitalize on coal crisis and labor disputes while Democrats stumble on communist issue defense. It cites leaders like Lucas and Robertson and notes missed chances on peace with Russia and anti monopoly labor reforms. The piece ends with unrelated notes on land crabs and golf balls.
John Wyngaard notes Wisconsin views lobbying as a necessary part of lawmaking. A University of Wisconsin handbook shows licensing with teeth, a state licensed profession, and a conduct code. Critics blame social contacts, while some propose banning gratuities to protect legislative integrity.
In The God That Failed six writers recount joining and leaving communism. Richard Wright and Louis Fischer are American among others like Koestler Silone Spender and Andre Gide. Wright quickly sees Soviet leadership’s impact on freedom and detaches, while Gide’s privileged comfort clashes with idealism.
Five year old Rickey Ulrich notices a goat head in a Bock beer ad and jokes beer comes from goats. Mayor Henry Ahrens seeks a boundary line between La Crosse north and south sides along the Causeway and asks readers for ideas. A child’s tears follow a dispute with a best pal after the Brotherhood program. A student uses a portable typewriter for a noon bathroom lesson.
Washington moves after a Birmingham review reopened the Ripps Mitchell income tax fraud case. Joe Mitchell and Sam Ripps of Mobile were indicted in Mobile, following prior reports and a Justice Department reassessment. The column notes a public warning from John Hill and a later denial by Hill.
Ten years ago Judge Robert S. Cowie and Court Reporter Clarence J. Weber traveled to Viroqua to open the Vernon county circuit court spring term. Russ Schultz chosen king of Central high school junior prom in March and named general chairman. Chamber of Commerce committee adopts plan for a La Crosse State Teachers College booklet publication.
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