Sabin Oral Sunday drives polio protection countywide
La Crosse County residents are urged to attend a mass Sabin oral polio vaccination drive this Sunday at five local schools from noon to 6 pm. Infants three months and older may take the vaccine, with Types I, II, and III offered on separate dates. cost is 25 cents, free for the unable to pay.
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William Stevenson
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Normal School
Augusta Buchman
South 8Th Street
Los Angeles
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Review of News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1943
A digest of 1943 items noting Roosevelt asking Congress for early Puerto Rico self-government, Rommel’s retreat in Tunisia, and Axis setbacks. Also reports deaths and MIA in Africa, Navy Mothers Club membership changes, and local banking and river notes amid Wisconsin winter conditions. Community festival plans and local officials’ activities are listed amidst a long-era recap.
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Congress
Puerto Rico
Rommel
Mareth Forest
Tunisia
U.S
John L. McClellan
North Africa
Clyde E. Herring
Navy Mothers’ Club
Fathers
St. Joseph Hall
Wisconsin shoppers and trading stamps debate re redemption
Madison notes urge to allow merchandise redemption of trading stamps alongside cash. Senate flipping on the issue reflects a long running consumer debate. The piece argues shoppers are savvy, value, quality and service matter, and warns legislators not to overstep in the stamp controversy.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Tribune lauds coverage of La Crosse mayor candidates
Readers commend Tribune coverage of the February mayoral candidates forum. The La Crosse League of Women Voters credits the editorial with drawing a large crowd and fostering political responsibility. Letters praise civic engagement and echo patriotic reminiscence from local residents.
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Tribune
League of Women Voters of
la Crosse
the Tribune
Erland Munson
la Crosse League of Women
Let Nation Ring Bells On July 4
A plan by Eric Hatch and Eric Sloane urges ring bells nationwide on July 4 with a coordinated hour across zones. Local committees should form to arrange participation and invite public input via Freedom Ring, Box 4140, Grand.
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Tribune
Connecticut
Rocky Mountain
Independence Hall
Race prejudice in the United States and southern attitudes
David Lawrence discusses social prejudice as the root of racial tensions and cites a London Telegraph editorial on how law alone cannot end racism. He includes a Meridian Mississippi letter praising white support for African Americans and notes Jackson State College athlete Willie Richardson being celebrated, while warning that political manipulation by both sides sustains conflict.
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Daily Telegraph
London
England
Europe
Kennedy
Congress
Telegraph
United States
Meridian
South
Clarion Ledger
Jackson, Miss
Willie Richardson
Jackson
Jackson State College
Allen Thompson
The Doctor Says On Child Behavior Problems
Dr W H Missildine studies parent child dynamics showing that child misbehavior reflects parental behavior. Overindulgence, perfectionism, and neglect of a child’s interests can trigger temper or disengagement. The path to improvement is mutual respect, defined house rules, and shared chores balanced with parental hobbies for relief.
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W. H. Missildine
Kennedy faces uphill battle on four major programs
AP analysis notes President Kennedy in early 1963 pushed four controversial programs: tax cut, tax revisions, medical care for the aged, education aid, and civil rights. Only the tax cut shows potential, while revisions and other proposals face stiff Congress resistance as Kennedy veers toward partial approval rather than full package passage.
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James Marlow Washington
Kennedy
Congress
American Medical Association
Forest Point
Stamp War Is Another For Lawmakers To Settle
Madison reports that Wisconsin faces a heated push in the legislature over trading stamps and their cash redemption rule. The debate pits major trade groups and lobbyists against free enterprise critics as lawmakers weigh whether to repeal the merchandise redemption prohibition. The dispute mirrors many ongoing clashes among private groups in economic competition.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Savings and Loan
Wisconsin Income Taxes and Federal Deductions Changes
CPA Norman E. Schley explains 1961 62 changes on Wisconsin tax deductions. Federal taxes paid are no longer deductible except for state and certain taxes. cross state income taxes are not deductible on Wisconsin return. Heads up on head of household exemption, retirement income, and room rent reporting.
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Norman E. Schley
Certified Public Accountant of
Waukesha, Wis
C.P.A
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Underground Parking in Paris Aims to Ease Traffic
Pierre Taittinger, head of Paris municipal council, calls subterranean streets and garages the only solution to Paris traffic. He cites housing and water supply as key issues, noting 50,000 lodging units built yearly while 75,000 more are needed, and proposes Loire River region water project.
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Paris
Pierre Taittinger
Loire River
Dover family has trio of kindergartners in local schools
Dover Ohio reports Leroy Davis has a son Jeff five in kindergarten at Dover Avenue Elementary. His son from a previous marriage Frank Davis of New Philadelphia has a son John five in kindergarten at West Elementary. Davis also has a grandson Curtis Sweigheimer whose son Mike five attends Central Elementary in New Philadelphia.
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Leroy Davis
Davis
Jeff
Dover Avenue
Frank Davis
New Philadelphia
Ohio
John
West
Curtis Sweigheimer
Mike
Central Elementary
Trump Poor Hands in Bridge by Oswald Jacoby
In a bridge problem, the player is trump poor with nine sure tricks in spades or no trump and must sacrifice a heart and a club. After drawing trumps, a heart lead puts West in the lead. a club helps, then a third club forces East to concede. West cannot avoid loss: a diamond return would give the player both diamonds, and West is out of clubs and a heart lead would yield a ruff and discard.
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East
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