Snowing Or Sunshine Date To Keep On Tuesday
Forecasts of wet snow may make Tuesday a difficult day for leaving home in La Crosse. Many will still go to work, but turnout for the primary could drop as slush or snow deters voters who otherwise follow politics. The piece notes the contrast between preferring big events and skipping local elections, and wonders about turnout amid poor weather.
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Unemployment Still Plagues La Crosse
The latest La Crosse labor market report covers mid November to mid January. Unemployed in the county reached 2,800 as of mid January, up over 1,000 from November and about 300 higher than the same period in 1962. A typical early year drop in construction and farm work was amplified this year.
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La Crosse Farm Forum to feature four speakers at Mary E Sawyer
The second annual La Crosse Farm Forum will be held Tuesday at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium with four top speakers to discuss farm economy strengths and problems. A farmer panel led by Tribune farm editor John Ellenbecker will close the afternoon. the event aims to connect city and country interests amid subzero winter and shifting employment trends in manufacturing and farm machinery.
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Readers question Dewey based education views in city race letter
A Tribune readers letters page presents questions to Mayor Knutson about John Dewey inspired education theory, the Citizens Education Committee, and the use of religion in political broadcasts. The letter also cites local officials and city government coverage with inquiries about salary tabs and public records.
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Knut Faces Mayoral Contest in Tribune-Afterlis Editor’s View
The Tribune-After lis editorial voices the author’s conclusion that Mr Knut is a leading contender for mayor. The piece critiques alternatives and emphasizes Knut’s qualifications and public service record.
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How to Read a Newspaper Worth Your Time
A Washington Star booklet advises readers to read regularly and thoroughly not just headlines. It urges fact seeking, reading both columns and editorials, noting who said what, and exploring opinions opposite to your own to become a better thinker.
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Review of the news in years past twenty years ago 1943
A sweeping recap highlights 1943 events across politics and war. Lt Col Elliott Roosevelt defends brothers’ records amid wartime politics. Soviet gains threaten the Nazi front. Timoshenko advances with Donets claims. Cagney and Garson win 1942 Academy Awards for Yankee Doodle Dandy and Mrs Miniver. Local crime report covers Wethe robbery at Camp McCoy and investigation by Hans Biegel. La Crosse Women's Club officers are re‑elected at North Side library. <
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Bionics Seen Reducing Man's Spacecraft Chores
In Dayton Ohio, Inez Robb reviews a tabloid article on bionics from ETL. The piece describes how studying living and non living systems aims to create hardware for adaptive control and even a maze solving mechanical mouse.
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Supreme Court limits police power to act before violence
The court ruled 187 protesters in Columbia were exercising free speech during a segregation picket and that police should wait for injuries before acting. Dissent by Justice Clark critiqued this, while Justice Stewart noted state law breach of peace but upheld independent review. The piece discusses implications for policing and Congress rights.
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State Bar Pushes End to Popular Judicial Elections
Madison reports the State Bar of Wisconsin continues to push for a constitutional amendment that would replace popular elections of judges with a governor selected, nominated system. Judges would face records audits but run unopposed, and could be retired if rejected, sparking debate over democracy versus professional control of the judiciary.
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Wisconsin income taxes what is reportable state federal returns
Tax Q and A by Norman E Schley CPA of Waukesha explains reporting rules for alimony life annuities National Guard pay dividends and bond interest on state and federal returns. It covers joint returns separation agreements and exclusions as well as tax treatment of business losses and out of state income.
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Analyzing the lead in a 4NT bridge game
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand from North South vulnerable after the auction 14 Pass 24 Pass 4a Pass. He considers the arch of decisions and shows a path to the contract by timing heart finesses, counting losers, and handling trumps. He concludes with a line using a heart finesse and careful discards to make 4NT.
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La Crosse Tribune Publishing and Circulation Details
La Crosse Tribune information page lists publication schedule, pricing for home delivery in La Crosse and surrounding areas, and mail subscription rates. It notes AP news rights, contact hours for missed papers, advertising representatives, and service areas within 75 miles, with pricing for various durations and zones.
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