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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1952
Page
6
The piece defends Mother's Day as a genuine expression of care, noting Americans honor mothers with gifts, cards, and letters. It cites soldiers abroad sending tokens from Korea, Japan, and Germany and emphasizes that affection for mothers remains central while war preparations do not reflect hardened hearts.
The La Crosse medical center joins national observance recognizing hospital service to the public. The article highlights ongoing patient care, diagnostics, and education, honoring hospital staff and their role in community health.
The Common Council approved a three-building plan for new school facilities prioritizing the southeast school and French Island replacement before the Emerson addition. The council endorsed all three in a single action, promising scheduled construction amid urgency, a significant local achievement.
The piece frames a high-stakes U.S. Soviet standoff over Korea and Europe. It notes a UN negotiator’s ultimatum in Korea, possible renewed war, and a potential Berlin corridor crisis tied to allied responses to Soviet pressure.
The May 5 Paris address by John Foster Dulles is seen as foreshadowing a vigorous Republican approach to foreign policy and military matters. It argues for using sea and air power to strike vulnerable targets in Asia and urges deterrence beyond mere defense, with Eisenhower potentially delivering a strong reply to critics.
The Marquette Tribune laments the city bubblers as awkward and primitive forcing drinkers into awkward poses. A liberal arts freshman notes evolution seems reversed as students fight for a drink, with pencils, ties and glasses misbehaving near the device.
A Chicago firm offers help to La Crosse News Company during river emergency. La Crosse Tavern raises ceiling prices. Hamilton School 6th graders visit St Paul amid heat, note lack of sidewalk fountains. La Crosse Trailer Corp sets record with four trailers in one space. Galesville minister's wife wonders if husband misses events as Verang sports a mustache.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports big Pennsylvania figure Duff will keep supporting Eisenhower despite hurt feelings over being sidelined by Dewey and rumors of a split. The piece traces Duff’s role since 1948 and details shifts in leadership and Paris visits.
A humorous travel story tracks a couple's tense preflight clash over packing choices. Their three bags balloon to a steamer trunk a packing case and a hat box as they load the car and nearly sever the trip before a roadside kiss offers a fragile peace.
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