End Of Our Civil Rights Sparks War Powers Debate
David Lawrence argues the seizure of Montgomery Ward & Co by the Roosevelt administration abuses civil liberties and stretches executive power beyond constitutional limits. He cites Ex Parte Milligan and warns such actions threaten democracy and could empower labor unions to seize control of private firms.
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America
Roosevelt
Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Department of Commerce
Board of
Ward's
Illinois
U. S
Army
Navy
Congress
Ward
Sewell Avery
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Lincoln
Milligan
Indiana
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Bombers Price Cut Expands War Order Access
The Liberator bomber cost falls from 238000 to 137000 dollars enabling many former New Deal officials who serve as brokers for war orders to acquire the aircraft.
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New Deal
Likely New Dealers to Name Keynoter at Convention
The New Dealers are expected to designate a national convention keynote speaker. The public already has a strong sense of which figure will deliver the opening address when the announcement is made.
Cigar Shortage Forecast Deepens
Cigar supply is expected to grow tighter with predicted scarcity and further decline in quality. The warning signals harsher conditions for smokers as inventories dwindle and product standards may slip.
Meat consumption rises past 1908 peak in recent quarter
Americans consumed more meat in the last three months than in any comparable period since 1908, challenging claims that rationing has failed and signaling a possible success in wartime food distribution.
Explosives of Modern War Warned to Sharpen Independence Day
The article notes that perfected wartime explosives will likely intensify future Independence Day celebrations, implying heightened impact or significance. It references ongoing research and the expected influence on public ceremonies without detailing specific devices or performances.
New Notice Affects 4-F's By James Maklow and George Zielke
Washington report details a new selective service notice altering how 4-F and 1-C classifications are handled. Draft boards may reclassify 4-Fs via state medical advisory input or direct board action, with changes to keep 2-A or 2-B classifications for those in essential industries.
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James Maklow
George Zielke
Washington
Tribune Snippets From Past Decades Span Local Notices
A compact retrospective notes events and people from 10, 20, 30, and 40 years ago. It mentions Dr A V Jorris attending a Minnesota Osteopathic convention in Minneapolis and Mrs K K Schlaepfer visiting from Fargo. Also references are made to D E Rossiter’s Milwaukee division promotion and other local figures and activities by year.
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A. V. Jorris
Minneapolis
Minnesota
K. K. Schlaepfer
Fargo
N. D
Clarice Norberg
Chicago
D. E. Rossiter
Milwaukee Road
Seattle
Wash
L. T. Johnson
Aberdeen
Ambrose Murphy
Madison
William Ludiger
Fred Kessler
George
Ed Weber
J . Gullickson
Isa Ferrier
New York
Christiania
Norway
Howard M. Jones
la Crosse
University of Wisconsin
Leslie Hayes
Avon Street
Mexico
F. M. Stephens
Oregon
Minn
F. E. Hankerson
Ellen M. Prentiss
G. Voight
Vine Street
A. J. Capellan
16Th
Main Streets
Wife Has Bombing Experiences Too
Mrs. William Weir of McGregor wife of Capt. William Weir a veteran of 23 months front line fighting in Africa and Italy relives wartime bombing experiences after a Sunday lightning strike near her home. A pole and tree sparked a fire in the living room but the blaze was soon extinguished. Mrs. Weir and the baby escaped on the porch unharmed beyond shock. This marks a second time she has been bombed as lightning struck her trailer home two years ago.
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Mcgregor, Ia
William Weir
McGregor
Africa
Italy
Marcou to Lead USO Council In Local Post
The USO council held its regular meeting at the USO center Monday evening. Officers elected for the coming term include Paul Marcou as president, Robert Schilling as vice president, Miss Ann Harmacek re elected as secretary, and Olaf Hoff as treasurer. The council will sponsor Saturday night dances at the club.
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USO Council
USO Center
Paul Marcou
Robert Schilling
Ann Harmacek
Olaf Hoff
Ward case bogged down by delays in Chicago labor dispute
The Montgomery Ward dispute drags through Chicago hearings as the national labor relations board faces delayed procedures. After a Chicago hearing, the case goes to Washington for election rulings on bargaining agent status, with outcomes shaping contracts, strikes, and potential replays if the war labor board intervenes again.
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Ward
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
Montgomery Ward
NLRB
Washington
United Wholesale, Retail and Department Store
CIO
Sewell Avery
Mr. Avery
War Labor Board
White House
Montgomery
Distribution of Legislative Booklet Sparks Political Debate
Madison report notes Republican booklet misinterpreted as attack on Gov. Goodland though intended as a balanced review of the 1943 legislature. It outlines party divisions and the challenge of campaigning for the governor amid intra party tensions. The piece also cites state education board staffing issues and pressure over the Great Lakes waterway project.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Wis
Goodland
Tom Coleman
Republican Committee
Coleman
Republican Party
Navy Refresher Course At State Teachers College
The final refresher course for men seeking the navy radio technician program will be held at State Teachers College on Wednesday, Friday, and several nights next week. Instructor Dr. Ross Spangler leads sessions from 7 15 to 9 with topics in mathematics radio definitions and electronics. Eligible are 1A 2A and 2B men who went to Milwaukee for pre physical exams and have been recruited by the navy.
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Navy
State Teachers College
Ross Spangler
College
Milwaukee
Navy Recruiting Station
Federal Building
Navy Radio Technician School
Education That Costs Civilians Over Twelve Thousand
The program offers an education valued at more than $12,000 in civilian life. Graduates will earn petty officer ratings and gain knowledge in electronics, television, and ultra high frequency systems.
Vast U S Land Area and Population Figures
The United States and its territories span 3,773,993 miles of inhabited area with a population of 150, 1,231 people, ranging from sub Arctic to tropical climates.
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Tropics
United States
Territories and Dependencies
La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press Masthead
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press announces its publication details including daily afternoon and Sunday morning editions. It lists publisher T Burgess and editor names L Bangsberg A W Rice, with 1904 registration and AP association.
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LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
la Crosse Tribune Co
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
All Ness
D-Day plans held to exacting standards and flexible timing
War analyst notes that the invasion date is set with careful precision though actual hour may adjust for weather or emergencies. He recalls Sicily lessons when winds shifted, stressing that zero hour is fixed but timing can adapt while overall course remains planned and controlled. The article warns of occasional unit delays but asserts overall operational precision.
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Europe
Ernest Bevin
Steere
Questions and Answers From The Information Bureau
A reader inquiry column provides facts on diverse topics. Includes American investments in Germany amounting to 1.29 billion dollars and total foreign investments of 13.306 billion. details on a 1901 kidnapping case and ransom. statements on Wagner’s first wish and the snake that can outrun a man. five cameras on a reconnaissance plane and a whale depth estimate. notes on streamlining efficiency for autos. Avogadro as the origin of mole and straw hats first made in the United States by Betsy Metcalf. nitrogen from electric storms and drought in Central Australia with Marble Bar’s 170 days over 100 degrees.
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F.E.T. En Stone
Tember
Macedonia
Mme. Tsilka
United States
Wagner
E.B.K
Australia
Texas
New Mexico
Marble Bar
Melbourne
Sidney
Quiz and science Q and A excerpts in 19th century style
A set of quiz style questions and concise expert answers cover topics from dye history to tall trees and biblical references. It includes Perkin’s mauve dye note, tallest eucalyptus claims, John the Baptist as Elias type, presidents with smaller popular votes, and whale depth limits.
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William Henry Perkin
Victoria
Prince Albert
Crystal Palace
Australia
Washington Monument
National Capital
Alleged Beverage Flyer Missing From Horizon1 Poster
A damaged Horizon1 page shows a scattered list including Alleged and Beverage with Erbium symbol and other codes. The readable items suggest a misprinted flyer or catalog fragment about products, measurements, and labels.
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Louisiana
California Length Measured Through Center 750 Miles
Measured through the center of the state, the length of California is 750 miles. The figure reflects the state’s north to south span as commonly cited in geographic references.
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California
Children’s Book offers poems and games for kids
Childhood poems and stories from classics for young readers and adults. Riddles, paper folding, scrambled names and other activities fill the pages. Enclose 10 cents with this coupon to receive The Children’s Book from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington D C.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Frederic J. Am
Washington, D
Booth
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David Lawrence
The
United States News
Ward’s
Smith-Connally
Supreme Court
Medical Advisory Board
Tribune
Marcou
J. R. Williams
Peter Edson
State Board of Vocational Education
Clarence Greiber
Greiber
del Kenny
Wisconsin
Great Lakes Seaway
State College
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
H. K. Hewett
North African
Richard C. Steere
By Frederic J. Haskin
T.N. A
Treasury Department
Germany
Axis Aras
Smithsonian Institution
Coluber Piceus
Timated
P. McN
Amadeo Avogardo
Betsy Metcalfe
Providence
John the Baptist
Elijah
M.S. P
John Quincy Adams
Rutherford B. Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
Snewer
Allen
Washington, D.C
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