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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1950
Page
2
An AP survey notes a big farm surplus this year and questions how to absorb it without taxpayer cost. Allen B. Kline proposes expanding industry to relocate surplus farmers to urban jobs, while critics fear job losses and tax strain as four to five million are already in plants and mills.
The Newsweek report shows many House members pursue Senate jobs for longer tenure and prestige. Contests span across states, with figures like Strathers in Florida and Case in South Dakota aiming at current senators, while former House members in Illinois and Connecticut also enter crowded races.
The piece criticizes Secretary of State Acheson for inconsistent rhetoric in postwar speeches. It argues Truman prefers concise recommendations, diplomacy should seek real concessions, and warns against premature optimism. It urges thorough analysis and a concrete plan for peaceful coexistence of communism and capitalism.
Washington notebook recounts Joseph A Panuch alleged to have altered personnel records to shield a German suspect and to have forced Carl Aldo Marzelli from the State Department. Matthew Cvetic, once an FBI undercover, may pursue literary or film deals. Public Affairs Institute touts 200 work centers staffed by technicians under the Point Four program.
Davison Wisconsin reports the 1948 pollution law is yielding results with more orders from the State Committee on Water Pollution. Gov Rennebohm backs strong enforcement, pulp mills and canneries cooperate, while many municipalities still lack basic sewage treatment. Industry accepts costs. local officials slow to embrace enforcement.
Drew Pearson surveys claims that President Truman favors big business, listing points: Senate small business committee vacancies, defense contract biases, Kerr natural gas bill favoring oil interests, and campaign contributions shaping policy. Noting Lee Jordan and Hopkins links, the column argues political pressure and private interests steer policy and public stance.
Washington reports a fierce fight in Congress over the Taft Hartley Act and the NLRB. Robert Ni Denham, general counsel since 1947, faces opposition from labor unions, business groups, and even the White House plan to abolish or reshape his post. The dispute centers on Denham's authority to determine unfair labor practices and the broader push to reorganize the NLRB as lawmakers weigh 60 day deadlines for plan adoption.
Ten years ago the U S war department informed La Crosse that piers of the old swinging bridge at La Crosse have been removed from the train channel. Miss Mildred Nordengren returns to Clarke college after Easter visit.| Ten years ago a La Crosse bridge project moved forward as river channel piers were removed. Also notes on Mildred Nordengren’s study and local Easter visit.
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