Peace Conference Drift and Russian Obstruction Amid Four Power Talks
Washington notes the so called peace conference stalls over postwar German security and Moscow opposition to four power guarantees. Officials warn of continued Russian reluctance to approve proposals and fear the talks may adjourn with no progress while urging U S Britain and France to stand firm for a united approach.
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Washington
Paris
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Moscow
San Francisco
Byrnes
Britain
France
Rmany
Germany
Winston Churchill
Europe
Moscow Radio
Vandenberg
Connally
United Nations
Oshkosh GOP Convention reshapes Wisconsin governor race
Wisconsin Republicans at Oshkosh split endorsements with Delbert Kenny backed by about 60 percent of delegates while Ralph Immell emerged as a late running independent. Governor Goodland faces a three way race as political momentum shifts and La Follette’s influence looms.
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Oshkosh
Goodland
Delbert J. Kenny
West Bend
Ralph Immell
Wisconsin
Mr. Kenny
Kenny
General Immels
Joseph McCarthy
Appleton
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Senate
Jim Law
Law
Immell
Dodger
Vandenberg’s decisive stance on Great Britain loan
The New York Sun highlights Senator Vandenberg's support for a 3.75 billion pound loan to Britain. It notes his admission of a hard decision after 18 years in the Senate and his warning that rejecting the loan could undermine Bretton Woods and global trade, risking American life and leadership. The piece frames him as a crucial voice shaping Republican foreign policy.
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NEW York Sun
Vandenberg
Great Britain
Senate
Bretton Woods
Plowing Faithful to a Farmer's Spring Rite
The essay portrays plowing as a faith filled spring ritual. It describes farmers advancing across fields with teams or tractors turning moist earth into long ribbons. It emphasizes restoring fertility and belief that warmth and moisture will yield a fruitful harvest.
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ST. Louis
Quotations on secrecy and housing from Laski Kaiser
The quotes discuss nuclear secrecy between nations hindering peace and reflect on housing efforts from 20 years earlier. Laski warns secrecy fuels suspicion while Kaiser cites a 1925 milestone and argues for a 20 percent method-led growth.
Red Cross Aids Returning Soldiers At Home
Quote from Maj. Gen. Norman T. Kirk notes the Red Cross remains with wounded veterans now recovering in U S hospitals. Even after the war ends the organization provides ongoing support to servicemen in need.
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Red Cross
Norman T. Kirk
Army
Germans Not Ready for Democratic Nationhood Says Expert
Dr Hans Simons of the New York School for Social Research argues that defeat shattered national unity in Germany but did not erase intrinsic German characteristics.
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United States
Hans Simons
New York School For Social Research
Peaceful World Urged To End Isolation
Beardsley Ruml, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, warns that cultural and industrial isolation must end as rapidly as possible as all nations strive to live together in a world organized for peace.
Athens Soldier Returns From Iran After 34 Months
William A. Zuber of Athens Georgia completes a 34 month Iran deployment and notes that Russian colleagues were trustworthy and accommodating during his Persian Gulf command duties.
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Persian Gulf
William A. Zuber
Athens
Iran
Nationwide effort urged to curb juvenile delinquency
Attorney General Tom Clark says juvenile delinquency cannot be fully eradicated, but a concerted national effort is needed. He calls for a united approach by the entire nation to address the issue.
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Tom Clark
State Department Run Like An Assembly Line
James Marlow explains the State Department operates like a factory with Byrnes at the top and Acheson Cohen and five assistant secretaries overseeing geographic areas. Desks and divisions pass information up an assembly line from Iran to Dunn and finally to Byrnes for the final position.
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Washington
State Department
Byrnes
Dean Acheson
Acheson
the Treasury
Benjamin V. Cohen
Cohen
Roosevelt
Donald S. Russell
Spartanburg
S. C
William Benton
William L. Clayton
Spruille Braden
James C. Dunn
Braden
Dunn
Iran
Russia
Ten Years Ago in Local Happenings and Milestones
Tribune timelines note Rev Clarence H Jenson in charge at La Crosse Gospel tabernacle and local graduates Jane Dandy valedictorian Victory Thompson salutatorian of Onalaska high school. Also golf qualifier Ted Smith entering U S Open prep in Madison next Monday.
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Clarence H. Jenson
Alexandria
Minn
la Crosse Gospel Tabernacle
North Ninth Street
Ted Smith
la Crosse Country Club
Madison
Jane Dandy
Victory Thompson
Onalaska High School
Fox Destruction Campaign Kills 814 Foxes in Meath During War
Meath Ireland during wartime sees a fox destruction drive with 814 foxes killed in the last year at a cost of 792 dollars to the agricultural committee.
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Meath
Eire
Agricultural Committee
Republicans Lacked Enthusiasm at Oshkosh Convention
Madison dispatch notes a tepid Republican state convention in Oshkosh with subdued enthusiasm from key figures including Frank B. Keefe and Kenny. Observers see a cautious, defensive mood, weak show of support for Goodland, and uncertainty in the party’s base among German and Scandinavian precincts.
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Madison
Wis
Oshkosh
Frank B. Keefe
McCarthy
U. S
Perry Stearns
Gov. Goodland
Kenny
Observer Notes Tepid Nominations for Governor
The report says enthusiasm for the governor nominations was lower than expected for a party used to winning. D. J. Kenny was the second choice to carry the party’s gubernatorial banner. Rep. Keefe could have secured the chair by acclamation, but avoided a run, preferring to wait.
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D. J. Kenny
Rep
Keefe
Debates on Labor Strife Stirring Fear for America's Future
Editor laments strikes and union power, argues for national renewal and social fabric restoration. Calls for sober minds in government, workers, and capital to unite, warning of inflation, misused funds, and loss of freedoms if unrest continues. Roger Babson cited as urging spiritual awakening to avoid chaos.
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Tribune
Washington
Supreme Court
America
Roger Babson
Three Die As Private Plane Crashes on Parker Mountain
The privately owned plane went down in a rainstorm on Parker Mountain near Rochester New Hampshire killing pilot Robert Chester Johns 31 and two passengers Leslie L Leveque 51 and his wife Elsa Will Leveque 50. Leveque owned the Par Vendome Hotel Corp of New York and the Leveques were identified by William B Hall vice president of the hotel firm. Johns listed his address as Columbus Ohio.
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Rochester
N. H
Robert Chester Johns
Parker Mountain
Marshall
Leslie L. Leveque
Columbus
Marquette
Mich
Elsa Will Leveque
William B. Hall
Par Vendome Hotel Corp
New York
Leveque
Johns
Ohio
Thieves Loot Garage in Cheam. Gin Bottle Empty Watered Car
A garage in Cheam, England was broken into and the only item taken was a gin bottle filled with water for the car radiator. Police investigate the unusual theft as a curious local crime report.
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Cheam
England
La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press Publisher Notice
Public notice details the La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press publication information including publishing staff and mailing status. It notes June 23 1904 entry as second class matter and acknowledges Associated Press news use rights and syndicate membership.
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LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
Three Bad Guesses Shape Allied Occupation of Germany
Philip D Adler reviews how postwar administration in Germany hinged on three missteps at Yalta Potsdam and Military Government. He details how four occupation zones emerged Berlin Bremen and land governments under OMGUS supervision with de Nazification repatriation and reeducation efforts amid political party flux and ongoing trials.
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Germany
Yalta
Roosevelt
Potsdam
Truman
Stalin
Attlee
Moscow
America
Britain
Russia
France
Ruhr
Berlin
Allied Unity
U. S
M. G
Georgia
Grrter
Hesse
Wurttemberg-Baden
Bavaria
Bremen
Landerrat
Land Government Council of States
Councils of States
Landkreis
Landgrave
Assembly
Democratic Party
Fritz Schaefer
Social Democrats
Peoples Party
Reinhold Maier
Christian Democratic Union
Wehrmacht
Gestapo
Nuernberg
U S
Walter L. Dohrn
OMGUS
Frankfurt
Columbia
McNarney and
Cla
Ames K. Pollock
University of Michigan
Congress
Questions and Answers Like a News Bureau
Reader questions answered by The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau. Topics cover U.S. presidents ages taxes automobile upkeep medical terms for lying and details about Hurstmonceaux Castle in Sussex Greenwich Observatory and naval aides. Answers cite dates places and figures.
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Hurstmonceaux
Sussex
Greenwich Observatory
Henry VI
Roger de Fiennes
Waleran de Monceaux
Hurst
Care Of Feet Coupon Offer From Tribune Information Bureau
A short advertising notice invites readers to order the 36 page booklet Care of the Feet. It promises guidance on sprains warts and other foot issues and offers it postpaid for 15 cents with a 10 cent coin coupon included.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
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GOP
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Haskin Service
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