Voters turn out for a fact filled La Crosse campaign
Voters braved snow and slick streets, 55 percent of La Crosse’s registered voters went to the polls in a mayoral council and municipal judgeship race. The piece notes shifts among incumbents, mayoral dissatisfaction, and a demand for defined plans and accountability ahead of April 2 ballots. It suggests voters seek closer scrutiny of aldermen and specific policy proposals from surviving candidates.
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la Crosse
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1943
In 1943 Rommel renews attacks on the Eighth Army near Mareth Forts as Axis powers gamble for decisive gain. Draft boards urge farmers to stay deferred and keep agricultural work going. Four candidates announce for municipal office for April 6. Town officials J J Verdota John P Roop Lambert Kaiser and Fred L Kramer make a joint announcement. Sons of residents receive promotions in the Army and two locals die, with service notices for Miss M A Dale and a La Crosse Music Study Club program.
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8Th Army
Mareth Forts
War Manpower Commission
J. J. Verdota
John P. Roop
Lambert J. Kaiser
Fred L. Kramer
James M. Engh
Adolph Engh
Kane
Los Angeles
Army
William C. Patros
Carl Patros
St. Andrew
Briggs Field
Flying Fortress
Charles L. Linker
Main
George
Anton Linker
la Crosse
M. A. Dale
S. 13Th
Owen Jackson
Red China Threat to India Spurs Double Defense Budget
The Indian government plans a two billion dollar defense budget for Parliament, signaling Nehru and aides fear renewed Chinese offensives this spring. The piece notes Tibetan supply routes from Lhasa to frontiers, Sino Soviet dynamics, and possible shifts after 62, with questions about Kashmir and Pakistan defense ties.
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Nehru
Tibet
Red
India
Lhasa
Peking
Kremlin
China
Northeast Frontier Agency
Youthful Driver Licensing Debates Across States
Advisory board of the American Automobile Association Wisconsin division backs raising the minimum driving age from 16 to 18. Minnesota House committee favors increasing from 15 to 16. Both seek to curb early licensing with 15 year olds allowed learner permits in approved school courses. Wisconsin may keep farm permits for rural youths 14 to 16 with parental approval.
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American Automobile Association
Wisconsin
House
Minnesota
Wisconsin Aaa
Readers Question Tax Policy and Conservation Land Loss
Jubune Readers urge Madison to address root causes of budget strain noting the Conservation Department has acquired 84 700 acres in 20 months costing 5 921 800 dollars and removed from tax rolls over 5 141 000 acres while proposing civil defense warnings and anti draft viewpoints from lawmakers and citizens.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Thomas Scarato
Milwaukee
End Conscription As Peace Move Sparks Debate
Editor urges readers to watch pending Congress legislation on the government's draft policy as a peace initiative. Citizens should be alert to how the bill could shape national defense and civil liberties during tense times.
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Tribune
Congress
Canada and United States Should Quietly Cooperate
In a calm stance on the Canadian election, the article argues Americans should refrain from anti Canadian rhetoric. It insists both nations will eventually negotiate defense, economic and political ties through established, mutual cooperation, echoing past collaborations across the border.
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Canada
United States
Play Group Seeks Rehearsal Hall in Dubuque
The Dubuque Civic Theater, growing in skill and public support, needs a dedicated rehearsal hall to replace cold barns and make shift spaces where they currently practice. The group seeks suggestions and a moderately priced venue to paint scenery and hold audiences.
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Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Civic Theater
Dubuque
Little
Sheba
Doctor Answers: Palpitation Not Heart Trouble and Fallen Stomach Clarified
The doctor explains that heart palpitation is not a sign of serious disease and rarely caused by a direct heart injury from blows. Visceroptosis is not a disease, and the term fallen stomach is misleading. Fever blisters stem from a herpesvirus. smallpox vaccine has helped some patients.
Wisconsin Republicans studying endorsement rule flexibility
Wisconsin GOP caucuses discuss open convention endorsement policies as a potential reform. A Dane County vote showed support for abandoning endorsement by a small margin, signaling growing interest in optional or multiple endorsements and higher thresholds. The issue could shape the state delegate convention in Milwaukee in May.
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Republican Party
Wynguard
Rank and
Republican
Volunteer Worker
Dane County
Wilbur Renk
Knowles
Kuehn
Renk
Milwaukee
Two Analyze Openings in Bridge West Hand
In a bridge problem, the player weighs whether West led a short suit or king from a holding. The proposed plan aims to win eight of nine trumps via a sequence: win diamond, ace heart discard, crossruff, then ruff clubs and diamonds to trap losers. The tactic seeks six to seven trump tricks and tolerates queen of spades later.
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Dummy
Common Market explained beyond TV misimpression
An opinion piece argues Americans have not yet seen the full effects of the Common Market on Europe and the United States. It cautions against assuming immediate political union, notes fears for national pride, and highlights tariffs and aid shaping trade and independence for satellite states. It cites a TV broadcast, U S poultry tariffs in West Germany, and Hallstein talks with Kennedy officials.
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Europe
Atlantic
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France
Italy
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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States of America
Canada
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Sun
Moscow
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Paris
Walter Hallstein
The
Common Market Organization
Kennedy
Rusk
Freeman
United Press International
U.S
La Crosse Tribune masthead and pricing note
The La Crosse Tribune details publisher editors staff and pricing. It lists offices at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and announces circulation contacts, AP affiliation, and mail and home delivery rates for La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent and surrounding areas with annual and partial subscriptions.
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4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
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LaCrosse
Onalaska
LaCrescent
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