Memorial Day in La Crosse Seeks Donations to Honor Veterans
The La Crosse Memorial Day Association appeals for donations to cover rising costs of grave decorations and upkeep. Previous practice of individual grave plantings gave way to a collective floral piece due to deficits. Donations may be mailed to treasurer C. F. Bonneville at 525 Cass Street.
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la Crosse
The
la Crosse Memorial Day Association
Memorial Day Committee
C. F. Bonneville
Cass Street
Credit Controls Lifted Sparks Local Jubilation
Local business leaders welcomed the suspension of Regulation W on installment buying noting it will free buyers and boost demand for autos and appliances. The easing is seen as correcting missteps that restrained production and hurt workers, with a Bible verse tacked on at the end.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Relief Seen From Tax Cuts By 1954 Forecast
The U.S. News reports automatic tax reductions may take effect January 1 1954 unless Congress acts. Emergency increases likely to be re enacted in modified form. Expected relief for individuals and corporations with average 10 percent cuts, skewed toward lower incomes. revenue loss around 3.1 billion. Full pre Korea rates unlikely in early years.
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U.S. News
Open Season on Young Executives in Babson Park
Roger Babson argues that high college grades rarely predict business success and urges recruiters to interview top potentials beyond grade-outcomes. He stresses character, self reliance, and practical experience as critical to executive achievement and warns against overvaluing grades in hiring.
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Babson Park
Mass
Babson Institute
Butehas
Five from La Crosse attend Grand Guardian session
From the La Crosse Tribune files ten years ago five residents attended the 14th annual Grand Guardian session of Job’s Daughters in Wausau Wisconsin. The group included Mr and Mrs G J Winter and Misses Mary Markos Helen Winter and Marion Peck.
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la Crosse
Grand Guardian Council
Job
Wausau
Wis
G. J. Winter
Mary Markos
Helen Winter
Marion Peck
Harold Glendon Scheie
Philadelphia
Harry D. Newburg
S. 9Th St
Scheie
University of Pennsylvania
Kohler Faces Doubt On Reapportionment Method
Milwaukee Journal notes Gov. Kohler lingers over constitutional reapportionment amid partisan fire. He supported population-based plans but doubts the best method. debate centers on checks and balances versus equal per capita districting. Off street parking data follow in the piece.
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Kohler
Wyngaard
United States
The
Milwaukee Journal
International City Managers’ Association
Milwaukee
Supreme Court Faces Precedents On Presidential Power
Drew Pearson outlines how the Supreme Court will weigh the President's power amid the steel seizure case and traces four Republican precedents from Hamilton to Roosevelt, plus Democratic actions by Jackson and FDR, illustrating long-running clashes over executive authority.
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Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
United States
England
Congress
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France
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Mount Vernon
Thomas Jefferson
Harry Truman
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Andrew Jackson
Florida
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Panama
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Teddy
J. P. Morgan
Supreme Court
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
North American Aviation
California
FDR
Army
West Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Will Davis
Defense Mobilization Committee
Beil Syndicate, Inc
Washington Supreme Court Seizure Case Faces Divided Outcome
Washington watchers ponder the steel industry seizure ruling as the Supreme Court weighs a likely six to three vote against the government or a narrow five to four split. Justice Black could join the pro government camp, while Clark might align with them if the outcome shifts.
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Supreme Court
Washington
David A. Pine
Douglas
Minton
Reed
Hugo Black
Tom Clark
Pine
Fred Vinson
Robert Jackson
Harold Burton
Truman
Burton
Noise In West Conceals Treaty Troubles
AP analyst notes that despite a preliminary draft treaty on a six nation European Army and a defense community, key points remain unresolved. Friction over German payments and Saar status hampers progress while Allied and German leaders push for unity amid Russian propaganda.
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Saar
Marshal Juan of
France
Russia
West Germany
West
Korea
East Germany
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Young Executive
Indiana
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the Skeptics
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Mary L. Nelson
Kane St
Logan High School
Wisconsin
Beta Sigma Phi
Icey Lenora Teel
Davenport
St. Paul
J. S. Brodie
River Transit Co
Security Saving Bank
Louis A. Oyen
Oyen
Wisconsin Poster Advertising Association
State Insurance Department
Onalaska
John Wyngaard
Capitol Dome
Drew Pearson
Mississippi
Andrew Johnson
Sec Peak
Sawyer
Abraham Lincoln
Knox
Ux Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
Washington News Notebook
J. M. Roberts JR
Associated Press News
James Marlow
Andeauer
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