An Editor's Outlook on German Guilt and Young Conscience
An editorial critic assesses postwar West German recovery and the Auschwitz trial’s impact. It notes German youth questioning Hitler era deeds, while older generations cling to denial. The piece highlights Hochhuth's The Deputy and the Diary of Anne Frank shaping German views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Anne Frank
Rolf Hochhuth
Pius
Christ
North Cape
Gibraltar
Auschwitz
ZIP code fate teased by Postmaster in Washington
Washington insiders trade barbs as Postmaster General Gronouski denies reports scrapping the ZIP code. Analysts note denial often signals impending change, while officials insist ZIP codes remain essential to modern postal service despite rumors and political chatter.
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Washington Evening Star
Zip
Gronouski
Washington
Baker
Mr. Adams
Gen. Vaughan
Oatsville
Mr. Gronovski
Mr. Zip
Wood Ishmael Mather Father of Our National Parks
Tyng Mather, born in California, played a pivotal role in establishing a bureau of national parks while serving as assistant to the secretary of the interior. He inspired preservation of Yosemite Yellowstone and Zion and supported Jane Addams Hall House United Charities of Chicago and the Illinois Home for Crippled Children. His message urged leaving scenic wonders unimpaired for future generations.
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Tyng Mather
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Zion National Park
National Parks
California
Mather
Jane Addams
Hall House
United Charities of
Chicago
Illinois Home For
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of
Review of the News in Years Past 1944 and 1924 Items
Review of events from 1944 and 1924 includes naval losses by American submarines, Congress probes of Montgomery Ward seizure, local political moves, police training programs, court cases involving Dillinger sweetheart Evelyn Frechette, and local club activities. Also notes 1914 police firings and petitions for reinstatement, with community events and civic concerns across La Crosse.
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Congress
Montgomery Ward & Co
R. W
Dick) Davis
Bangor
la Crosse
William S. Boma
Milwaukee
U. S
Alexander Wiley
Joseph McCarthy
Appleton
Judge Advocate’s Department
South Pacific
Leather D. Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Walter Goodland
Charles H. Rawlinson
Grand
Chamber of Commerce
Otto E. Lieder
Ben Fox
Ralph W. Page
Paul Morris
Evelyn Frechette
John Dillinger
St. Paul Federal Court
John Blajaske
A. F. Riley
J. E. Monegan
20Th Century Club
Harry Harshall
R. V. Stormont
Mineral Point
F. A. Douglas
Mmes
W. E. Barber
Robert S. Cowie
A. W. Fagerstrom
E. S. Hebberd
Jack Pomeroy
Joseph Miller
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Theodore Ritter
Harold and Wilford Lutiger
Howard Hoelzer
Jubune Readers Say Editor Tribune Accordin g to Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune reports reader opinion on editorials in an April issue. The piece reflects community reactions and covers local editorial stance.
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The
Tribune
Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
Letter to the editor from Clara Eckhart on Yugoslav fair coverage
La Crosse readers are urged to question American exposure to a Communist Yugoslav exposition. Eckhart criticizes U S involvement and asks who pays any costs, noting the wider participation by 22 nations and calling for taxpayer clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yugoslavia
Clara Eckhart
la Crescent, Minn
Sell Yourself Not Tiptoeing Into Jobs
Cy Barrett advises readers to research prospective employers to find a fitting role and then present themselves with logic and enthusiasm. He compares self-promotion to targeting a profitable advantage and even mentions a car locking device as a security tip. A self addressed stamped envelope to Cy Barrett in The La Crosse Tribune offers his booklet Think Straight to Success for 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Cy Barrett
The
la Crosse Tribune
Too Busy for Democracy April Referenda Surprise Voters
A Wisconsin correspondent argues voters are insufficiently informed on April referenda issues like highway financing and forestry taxation. She notes media may overeducate yet voters still rely on impressions, while busy adults juggle work and family, raising concerns about public education and democratic participation.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Farm income to stay near 1963 level in 1964 outlook
Babson analysts project 1964 U S crop acreage near 1963 levels with about 261 million acres in major crops and 310 million including minor crops. Corn acreage falls 1.7 percent as diversions under the feed grains program rise, wheat and soybeans rise, and cotton uncertain amid price support cuts.
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Babson Park
Mass
U.S
Agriculture Dept
Babson Commodity
The Cupidity of the Sucker Boom in New York Hotels
A critical sketch of hotel operators pushing higher rates on World’s Fair visitors and regulars alike. The piece parallels wartime and postwar price spikes, noting rent controls limits and a rise in predatory pricing. It cites patterns of opportunism from Klondike booms to wartime shortages and attitudes toward tenants, with moral reflections.
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New York
RUARK
Klondike
Waldorf- Astoria
Hookworm
Sandspur
Bridge Commentary on North South Auction and Play
North opens one club with a five spade hand while holding a weak suit. South's diamond fit appears solid and the hand flow suggests a four diamond contract with best chances. East should win club ace and continue clubs, allowing South to ruff and maneuver to win the game through precise finesses and trumps.
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East
South
West
North
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Dachau
Brousebad
Munich
Europe
Frankfurt
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
New York Times
Arthur Olsen
Ditor
Ishmael
AP News
Joseph K. Kidder
House
Senate
Albert P. Funk
la Crosse Rubber Mills
R. C. Jacobson
Chicago Regional Labor Board
Jacobson
la Crosse Trades & Labor Council
Funk
Wilton
Tomah
P. J. Rice
St. Francis Hospital
Frederick L. Martin
U.S. Army
Sgt
Alva Harding
Seattle
Chignik
Alaska
Val S. Keppel
Holmen
State Senate
Police and Fire Commission
John Wendling
Thomas McDonough
Ritter
John B. Webber
Commission
Otto Bosshard
Wendling
Commission Action
Tom McDonough
Mayflower Camp
RNA
M. Herlitzke
Mormon Coulee Road
Jubune
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune Bidg
4Th
Cass Sis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
R. Turner
Turner
Fleet Owner Magazine
By John Wyngaard
Roger Babson
Sud
Denly
Weevilly
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Johnson
W. C. Fields
Brazil
By Oswald Jacoby
West East
Akqis South
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