Adler, Davenport leader, dies after civic service
Emanuel P Adler president of Lee newspaper group and Davenport civic figure dies after a life devoted to democracy and interfaith understanding. He guided banks and led drives for community welfare while serving La Crosse and the Midwest with modesty and steadfast loyalty.
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Lee Group
Emanuel Philip Adler
Midwest
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Episcopal Hospital
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Davenport
Iowa
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Inland Daily Press Association
State of Minnesota
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Coulee
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Repent Ye for the Kingdom of Heaven Is Near Editorial
Lenten editorial urges penitence and confession as paths to inner integrity and restored relationships. It cites Matthew 3 7 and Jesus preaching repentance, calls for humility before God, and prays for a new spirit of godly sorrow to restore humanity’s fellowship.
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What Others Think Insane Are Parents
Harold C Havighurst questions Louisville parents for funding hot rod cars amid teen speed dangers. Police fear fad will spread and push youths toward perilous races on Jefferson County roads. The piece critiques parental willingness to finance dangerous youth projects and argues for democratic balance.
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John Wyngaard State Treasurer In Public Eye
In Madison Wisconsin Warren R Smith the new state treasurer draws heavy publicity and opposition as he faces moves to strip the beverage tax division from his control Gov Rennebohm backs removing the division while Smith touts economy measures and a trimmed staff leading to tensions over his leadership and public stance.
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Madison
Wis
Warren R. Smith
Wisconsin
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State Tax
Arthur Wegner
Tax Department
Rennebohm
Mr. Smith
Beverage Tax Division
Answers To Questions From The Haskin Service
Readers ask about motion picture production by country and other facts. The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides 1947 data on US lead in films France second England third. other queries cover tree growth, Lincoln’s son as secretary of war, NYC papers, electric locomotives, baths in homes, bird feeding blocks, boxing records, halos as storm signs, and surgical threads.
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R. L. Bangsberg
Vy. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
G. G. Moriarity
Ed. Keefe
L. Burgess
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
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la Crosse
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Fortune Telling Booklet Offered by Information Bureau
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers a 48 page booklet Fortune Telling detailing reading faces, cards, tea leaves, and coffee grounds, with signs and superstitions for party amusement. Postage fifteen cents plus a coupon sent to Washington DC with name address details.
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Exemption rules for 1948 income tax returns
Washington outlines exemptions for 1948 returns. A $600 exemption applies to self, spouse under certain conditions, and each dependent meeting strict income and support rules. Details cover who counts as a dependent, age cutoffs, and how exemptions are calculated on Form 1040A, 1040 short form, or long-form.
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Thin Jy
Washington
Ten Years Back Curley Visit Highlight Local Notes
Tribune item recalls W. T. Curley and family visiting La Crosse relatives while Ernie Laple ends his three year tenure at La Crosse Teachers College with a game against Eau Claire. Also mentions Agnes Anderson Butler in Paris and past local events spanning decades.
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W. T. Curley
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Ernie Laple
la Crosse Teachers College
Eau Claire
Lupie
Thomas Ausbury
J. Clinton Schomers
Janice
Liberty Street
Miami
Fla
Robert F. Stevens
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Paris
Mons Anderson
Agnes Anderson Butler
John Butler
University of Washington
W. R. Phillips
U. S. Employment Service
Peter Simpseth
Lutheran Hospital
Oscar H. Hussing
South 20Th Street
Handy
South 28Rd Street
Bigelow
Northern Engraving Company
Badger Council
Fraternal Reserve Association
Government
Washington
Truman Epithet Disrupted by Drew Pearson
Washington column recounts Drew Pearson criticizing President Truman after a dinner remark. Pearson explains his phone interruptions and reflects on terms like S O B, proposing new meaning Servants of Brotherhood while praising ordinary Americans helping democracy.
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Edwin Tomlinson
S.O.B
Mr. Trueman
England
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Servants of Brotherhood
Harry Truman
Missouri
Yugoslavia
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Typical Social Appearance Of Trumans Is Full-Dress Affair
Washington report on the Congressional club annual full-dress reception for the president and Mrs. Truman. Guests arrive early, are escorted by Mrs. Ralph Church, and discuss gowns and color choices while notable officials mingle. The Trumans project a relaxed, neighborly image amid protocol and security.
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Jane Haus
Washington
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