Reconsidering What Gentlemen May Be
The La Crosse Weather Bureau station faces a June 1 closing after a reconsideration. Proxmire and Thomson flagged political pressure, while protests roll in from Wisconsin and nearby states. The Tribune calls for clarity on the real reason for the delay and the overall economy rationale.
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Washington
Court's Common Sense Ruling in Gary School Case
The Supreme Court let stand a Seventh Circuit ruling that Gary Indiana schools did not violate rights by de facto segregation. The decision notes that attendance zones largely determined school composition with no board discrimination. It cautions against pushing for forced busing for racial balance.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
New York
Milwaukee
Who Was Protecting The Milk Checks
Gov John Reynolds ordered an investigation into Owen Dairy Co after its Owen Wisconsin plant closed leaving about 325 dairy farmers unpaid for milk delivered since mid March. The Clark County DA will conduct a John Doe inquiry into the firm’s books while the State Agriculture Department audits show the company was vastly insolvent, raising questions on oversight and farmer protections.
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Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Clark County
John Doe
Owen Dairy Co
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Ag Department
D.A
Passenger complains about baggage delays at airport
William Felt of Sacramento writes to the Tribune about a funeral timing clash caused by the airport loading plane before baggage, delaying service arrival. He thanks the highway patrol officer who picked him up and notes local scenery near Grandad Bluff and Riverside Park.
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Guilt Of Germany Editorial Urges Historical Perspective
The Tribune editorial argues the May 4 piece on German guilt should remain history and not dominate present coverage. It suggests the media overemphasizes Nazi crimes and hints at shifting focus to current leadership under George L.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
la Crosse
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Rockwell Editor Reflects on History and Repetition
The note from Rockwell references philosopher wisdom about nations learning from the past to avoid repeating mistakes. It cites Robert J. Muller of La Crescent Minnesota and mentions an editor's remark on history's lessons.
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Rockwell
Robert J. Muller
la Crescent, Minn
Review of wartime and local notes from past decades
Review of events from 1944 including U.S. Senate blacklists of Irish firms accused of aiding the enemy and Soviet reports of Axis ship losses near Sevastopol. Local items note parades at La Crosse Music Festival, military service families from Onalaska, Nor folk, Bangor, and area, plus several veterans and recruits.
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Hilma Bey
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Wilford F. Garvas
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Naverne
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Erwin Jordie
Elmer Jordie
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C. E. Hammes
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Alois
Gregory
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Wisconsin
Samuel Insull
America
Walter M. Singler
Cooperative Milk Pool
Milwaukee Journal
J. D. Beck
State Commission of Agriculture
Jacobson
NRA Board
Robert G. Cerny
Doctor explains cerebral ischemia causes and remedies
The physician outlines cerebral ischemia as a brain blood supply shortage with fainting as a key symptom. It can follow abrupt standing, shock, severe hemorrhage, early pregnancy, or drug overdose, and no single remedy fits all causes.
Verse Quotation from II Samuel Cited for Kingship
A biblical verse from II Samuel 19 27 depicting a complaint against a slanderous act toward a servant and the king seen as an angel of God urging the king to decide what is proper.
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Sick Of Planning That Ignores People Editorial
In this editorial from American Home Magazine the author criticizes planners for impersonal schemes at the World’s Fair and across urban projects. The piece urges planners to serve people’s real needs and avoid destroying neighborhoods, landscapes, and traditional values through overbearing planning.
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American Home Magazine
Law of the Land in Flux as Conscience Rules Debate
The Methodist General Conference urges Christians to obey God when laws are unjust, amid civil rights protests led by ML King and A C Powell. Governors Barnett and Wallace face charges of lawlessness for defying court orders, sparking debate over constitutional rights and school desegregation in Gary Indiana. Local courts weigh racial balance and compulsory integration questions as public opinion stays divided.
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David Lawrence Washington
Methodist Church
Martin Luther King
Adam Clayton Powell
Barnett
Mississippi
Wallace
Alabama
Harold A. Bosley
New York
Committee
Supreme Court
Gary
Indiana
Dear Cy and Young Salesmen Advice Column
Cy Barrett advises firm stance against door to door begging by young sellers while praising structured youth sales programs. He notes 82 percent Social Security widow benefits rule and recalls Dr. Schacht’s failed predictions, urging readers to consider business decisions based on current economy and offering a booklet on success for 20 cents.
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Cheerful Card Company
American Youth Sales Club
National Youth Sales Club
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American Seed Company
Mrs. Mapes
Dr. Schacht
Hitler
Schacht
s.—Cy
Legislators warned on tax relief law legality
Madison reports lawmakers ignored lawyer warnings that the property tax relief for the aged may violate the constitutional uniformity rule. The measure links tax bills to income status, risking unequal treatment and potential future difficulty in repeal as officials push broader benefits.
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Madison
Statehouse
Gov. Reynolds
State Senate
Lawmaker Aid For Elderly Homeowners Could Grow
The piece argues that relief for elderly or near-indigent homeowners may expand as the legislature has shown willingness to fund benefits despite political rifts with the governor. It notes past fiscal patchwork and compares potential subsidies to subway fares and small sandwiches as publicity strategies.
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New York City
University of Wisconsin
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details and Rates
La Crosse Tribune published daily in La Crosse Wisconsin with Sanford Goltz as editor and Burgess as publisher. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and Associated Press with AP rights for local news and dispatches. Rates include 10 cent single copy and 55 cent weekly carrier delivery.
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How to play a strong club lead in a bridge hand
The article analyzes a bridge deal where South opens three no trump after a responding club raise and considers line play. It discusses risks of opponent four clubs, potential club tricks for East or West, and confirms a safe plan by leading a low club toward dummy to establish four clubs.
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