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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1963

Page

7

FDR Expanded Government Role in Welfare History

AP analysis recalls Roosevelt's 1933 inaugural pledge of action and relief, contrasting with Hoover's reluctance and noting long-standing debates over federal welfare. It traces the legal and global context from Pierce through Social Security and the 1946 Employment Act, showing continuity and expansion of welfare policy.

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Temperatures by City for a Night and Day

Last night low and yesterday high listed for cities including Billings Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver and many others such as Jacksonville Kansas City Las Cruces Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York St Louis Washington and more. Data shows regional cooling and warming patterns across the country with varied extremes.

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Fannie Ray Dies. Actress Known as Lillian Brice

Hartford AP reports Fannie Kershaw Ray aged 69, renowned stage and radio actress, died Friday after a short illness. Born in Enid Oklahoma, she used the stage name Lillian Brice. Her husband J M Ray, also an actor and stage manager, died in 1936.

Biernat Not Buried Alive Says FBI Analysis

FBI crime lab report says Anthony Biernat was not burned alive and had no lime in his lungs, ruling out alive burial. Biernat, 46, was abducted in Kenosha Jan 7 and found beaten in a lime-filled grave on the Bong Air Force Base near here on Jan 28.

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Weather Summary for Lacrosse and Vicinity

Occasional snow with several inches possible. Colder Tuesday with partly cloudy skies and light snow in the forenoon. Temperatures tonight 20 to 25, Tuesday highs around 30. Wisconsin sees light to moderate snow, colder Tuesday, 2-4 inch southern totals. Minnesota mostly fair with cloudiness and cooling, Iowa reports light snow in west, rain changing to snow east and south central, colder southwest tonight. Shippers forecast calls for 20 inches south and east, 15 to the north and west.

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1933 Bank Holiday for Banks First Act To Reverse Mood

Washington recall of Roosevelt's 1933 bank holiday and rapid passage of the bank bill that began the New Deal era. It notes withdrawals, closed banks, scrip and barter, and the brain trust effort to save the banking system.

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Market Mood and Banking Reputation Stated in Historic Tone

The excerpt notes how market conditions and collateral values affect debtors and lenders, suggesting a 1929-32 mood could damage reputations of banks with weak balance sheets. It frames the potential ruin as a consequence of looming financial strain on borrowers and institutions alike.

Catholic Daughters Banquet Planned for Cerise Club

The Catholic Daughters of America will hold its banquet on Sunday March 10 at the Cerise Club correcting an earlier notice that it would be at Hotel Stoddard.

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