Survey Advocates Expert Parking Study for La Crosse
La Crosse considers a formal expert survey before spending on parking relief. George A. Barton of Associated Consultants cautions that each municipality needs tailored analysis to decide curb limits, off street lots, or multi deck structures. Local officials seek competent counsel to avoid costly errors.
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Armageddon Gathered Armies Revealed in Revelation
A biblical quote describes the gathering of kings into a place called Armageddon as prophesied in Revelation 16 16. The verse notes a final confrontation before divine judgment and the end times.
Keefe Pushes Probe Into Ersatz Foods Health Risks
Rep Keefe urges creation of a special congressional committee to examine the impact of wartime German chemicals used as substitutes in foods including dairy egg and fat replacements. He cites FDA hearings and a warning by Dr William Darby of the AMA council on foods and nutrition that these chemicals may pose serious consumer risks.
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Keefe
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Food and Drug Administration
William J. Darby
American Medical Association
Council of Foods and Nutrition
National Shrine Woodlawn Opens Near Washington
In Alexandria Virginia the 127 acre Woodlawn estate, gifted by George Washington to his adopted daughter Nellie Custis, becomes a public national shrine. The Woodlawn Public Foundation raises funds to preserve the site and deter private sale, with decorations and grounds improvements still sought.
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Nellie Custis
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Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
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Health tax in Britain rises by 208 million
The estimate says Britain's health tax will exceed last year by 208 million. Critics say the higher levy will burden households and strain public health funding amid debates over fiscal policy.
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Britain
Navy Jet Fighter Challenge Prompts Air Force Debate
David Lawrence discusses a public reveal of naval jet fighters able to reach 40 000 feet in seven minutes on the Franklin D. Roosevelt. He argues rival service competition spurs innovation and urges unified defense research within budgets rather than monopolies.
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Puerto Rican relief class and immigration critique at Polo Grounds
The Polo Grounds assault case is used to attack Puerto Ricans on relief, accusing them of voting for Vito Marcantonio and seeking independence to justify immigration limits. The piece portrays Puerto Rico as overcrowded and portrays migrants as a political tool, urging limits on their entry while noting potential usefulness.
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Polo Grounds
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Vito Marcantonio
Puerto Rico
New York
Marcantonio
Illinois Cats Roam Unescorted Says Governor
Milwaukee Journal notes Gov. Stevenson vetoed a bill banning unescorted cat roaming in Illinois and argued the rule would not be observed. The piece mocks attempts to regulate feline behavior while acknowledging other priorities for state government.
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Illinois
Brannan's Program Draws Fire in Knoxville Journal
The Knoxville Journal argues Brannan's plan would force farmers to sign away farming freedom in exchange for guaranteed aid. Farmers would follow government planting quotas and practices and bow to the Agriculture Department, losing independent control and risking total bureaucratization of U S agriculture.
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Spy System Alleged Ties Tied to Polish Embassy
Atlantic News Telegraph reports that the United States recognizes the Polish embassy in Washington as a suspected hub for Russian espionage, with Western nations urged to remain vigilant. The piece argues that all Russian dealings warrant scrutiny and that constant vigilance is essential for self protection.
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United States
Washington
Quote on death and friendship from Shaw and Sibelius
When asked if he feared death George Bernard Shaw replied he did not. He cited having friends on both sides. The remark is echoed by the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius sharing a similar view.
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George Bernard Shaw
Jean Sibelius
Lack of public interest marks Wisconsin legislature
Wisconsin lawmakers face smaller mail volumes and fewer hearings as apathy grows. Freshman Assemblyman Paul Rogan criticizes voter indifference while lobbyists dominate testimony. He cites low engagement before statewide posts like state superintendent and supreme court as evidence of waning democracy.
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Questions and answers from The Haskin Service column
Reader questions answered by the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau cover advertising timing flying fish U S 93 butter grading and tax dependents. Topics include best days for mail ads Wednesday, Sunday reading for farmers, Paderewski first U S tour 1891 profits, hardest woods and vocabulary, U S 93 butter meaning and light year miles 5 880 billion.
Map of the United States offered for 15 cents
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau advertises a five color map of the United States 21 by 28 inches with Alaska Hawaii and dependencies, plus insets and tables on area population city sizes and travel distances. It also lists scenic places by state and costs 15 cents postpaid.
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Little Man Hopes For Best Amid Global Tides Of Change
On May 10 1949 the little man ponders global tensions Berlin blockade and rising Communism in China and Russia while Western nations build defenses. He questions whether leaders can live side by side without explosions and muses on daily struggles in Congress and life. He recalls Lippy Durocher and fans at baseball games amid the clamor.
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Twenty Years Ago Wisconsin Bankers elected leaders
Harold Johnson of Holmen was elected president of group seven of the Wisconsin Bankers association at its annual convention. L. E. Marquette Lyndon Station was elected vice president and J. W. Lowe Chaseburg was secretary and treasurer.
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Hair Loss Linked to Smoking Says Danish Doctor
Dr. Niels Nander, a Danish skin specialist in Copenhagen, stated that heavy smoking leads to hair loss in many women, reinforcing concerns about lifestyle and health effects on appearance.
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Copenhagen
Discover Oil Finds Mark Sinai Peninsula Drilling Drive
A series of oil discoveries in the Sinai peninsula highlights Egypt's push to increase petroleum production early this year. The developments reflect Egypt’s objective to boost energy output and secure new reserves amid regional exploration activity.
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Orphans Australia plans resettlement for 500 youths
An Australian program will resettle 500 orphans aged 16 to 18 who are currently under United Nations care. The article notes that the human brain grows 200 to 300 percent in the first year of life.
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Berlin airlift ends as crews rest amid praise from Europe
The Berlin airlift is suspended and pilots and ground crews take a rest, with intelligence reports from Russia noting the feat boosted American prestige in Europe. The column also highlights J Edgar Hoover’s FBI tenure, a Hoover Foundation school proposal, and political intrigue around Senator Bill Langer, Secretary Acheson’s Germany visit plans, and Ohio Governor Frank Lausche’s political future.
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Vishinsky
Australian boy’s progress after brain illness at Wichita clinic
John Reid, seven, once unable to speak or focus after encephalitis lethargica, now recognizes speech and follows simple commands at the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita. His parents, Ralph and Mrs. Reid of Brisbane, report calmer sleep, targeted toy play, and improved attention after six months of therapy and brain reorganization.
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Rangitoto Nets 400 Immigrants on New Zealand Liner Voyage
The 19,000 ton Rangitoto, the largest liner built for New Zealand, is due to leave England in August for its maiden voyage carrying 400 emigrants to New Zealand.
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England
Radio detector truck prompts 400 license filings in Worthing
A Worthing radio detector truck sparked fear among listeners leading to 400 radio license applications as anxious owners sought to regularize devices. The incident highlights postwar concern over radio use and regulatory controls in England.
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