Vaccine program back on the road in Wisconsin
The polio inoculation program resumes in La Crosse County with Parke-Davis Salk vaccine after government approval. Wisconsin authorities cite federal guidance and caution, six million first shots given nationwide, some children may miss this season, a $28 million Welfare fund aims to aid low income families, program momentum resumes after delays.
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la Crosse County
Parke-Davis
Midwest
Salk
Wisconsin
Secretary of Welfare
Hobby
Half-Hearted Statehood Push for Hawaii and Alaska
The article argues that repeated Congress votes for Hawaii and Alaska statehood failed due to political maneuvering and fear of changing the balance of power. It criticizes party promises as hollow and urges setting aside the issue until a more progress-oriented Congress arises. It ends with a biblical quote.
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Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
St. Lawrence Seaway
Washington
Capitol
House
Senate
United States
Cold War stakes rise in Europe says David Lawrence
In Paris David Lawrence argues the cold war is shifting toward Europe with Soviet moves to neutralize Austria and pressure Germany. He cites Tito Yugoslavia Britain Adenauer and the Bevanites, urging a strengthened Western alliance and a moral force strategy as a counter to Kremlin aims. A Sarnoff memorandum suggests public opinion and moral power can avert hot war.
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Paris
Europe
Soviet Russia
United States
Moscow
Russia
Austria
America
Kremlin
West
Germany
France
West Germany
Tito
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Hitler
Italy
Britain
Adenauer
Western Alliance
Lenin
Eisenhower
David Sarnoff
Normandy
Western
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Capitol Dome Sees Coleman Hand In Ringling Move
In Wisconsin a power struggle for the GOP National Committee seat pits State Chairman Robert L. Pierce against National Committeeman Henry Ringling. Analysts link the fight to Thomas E. Coleman, a dominant party figure still influential behind the scenes.
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John Wyngaard
Capitol Dome
Coleman
Ringling
Robert L. Pierce
Henry Ringling
Wisconsin
Thomas £. Coleman
Cyrus L. Phillipp
Milwaukee
Colerman
Phillipp
Wisconsin Rapids
Wayne Hood
la Crosse
Hood
Pierce
Kohler
Bungled Relations with Indigenous Inhabitants Urged
Harold E Fey argues in the Christian Century that U S policy toward Indians has failed for centuries. He cites failed attempts at enslavement removal division and rule and isolation on reservations. He calls for consent based study of Indian heritage and long term cooperative efforts to achieve a good life for both races.
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Harold E Fey
Air Force Academy altitudes loom in football rivalry
Washington notes warn Army and Navy to watch for Colorado Springs based Air Force cadets as altitude gives them a lung power edge. At 6000 feet plus above sea level the academy fields will favor cadets while visitors face tougher conditions in home games.
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ARMY
Navy
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
USAF
Purge of Postmasters Prompts Senate Civil Service Probe
Washington reports that 700 postmasters discharged during the prior administrations will be reviewed by a Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee investigation funded at 75000 dollars. Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield will testify as cases reveal alleged partisan removals and Civil Service violations.
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Republican Party
Post Office Inspection Service
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Congress
Senate
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Civil Service System
Civil Service Commission
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Eisenhower
Watson
Senate Committee
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Third Door by Ellen Tarry book review
Ellen Tarry chronicles growing up in Birmingham and choosing a third path beyond white and colored doors. The memoir notes her Catholic conversion, journalism, wartime work, and activism in interracial relations, ending on optimism for racial progress and better times ahead.
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Ellen Tarry
David McKay
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Tarry
New York
Chicago
Russians Seen as Reasonable Yet Aims Remain World Communist
James Marlow analyzes why Moscow speaks peace and makes gestures while persisting toward world communism. He notes Austria treaty concessions and disarmament steps but warns Russia may seek time to prepare for future conflict and to split Western allies.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Russia
Austria
United States
Germany
Portraits My Dream Come True By James J Metcalfe
A short, lyrical poem expresses deep love and devotion. The speaker cherishes a partner, the joy of shared moments, and the dream of lifelong happiness, claiming the beloved’s heart as a treasured reward and promising to strive for mutual happiness.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Ten Years Ago Ledmans Visit Whitewater Note
A La Crosse Tribune brief recalls ten years past when Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ledman visited their son Hal Ledman in Whitewater Wisconsin and Mrs. Vincent Tausche returned from a year and a half in San Francisco.
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W. H. Ledman
N. 6Th St
Hal Ledman
Whitewater
Wis
Vincent Tausche
S. 10Th St
San Francisco
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