Waiting Game On Reynolds Appointees and Senate
Gov. John Reynolds weighs court action to settle how long the Republican Senate can sit on his appointments. The dispute traces to past governors and held posts like state auditor and regents, now intensified by plans to remove two conservation commissioners. A prompt Senate vote would be more honest than inaction.
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John Reynolds
Senate
Reynolds
Guido Bahr
Charles Smith
Rahr
Smith
Ways To Ward Off Home Improvement Swindlers
Wisconsin agriculture officials announce new rules to curb fraud in home improvement after July 1. Homeowners can break contracts for false claims on permanent installations like HVAC, water softeners, awnings, and fallout shelters. The crackdown aims to deter fly-by-night operators and protect buyers through informed choices and fair pricing.
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Agriculture
Wisconsin
Power clash over Genoa atomic plant and coal viability
Tribune readers critique the Genoa atomic power project amid budget concerns and doubt its civilian need. Critics cite Lilienthal on nuclear limits, coal reserves surging as a cheaper future, and waste storage costs, with local loss of land and public interest cited by Graydon Thompson of La Crosse.
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John Madgett
Dairyland Power Co-op
Genoa
David E. Lilienthal
Princeton University
Lilienthal
U.S
Department of Interior
Defense and Commerce
AEC
Newsweek
Tennessee
Vernon Thomson
Dairyland
Graydon Thompson
S. 22Nd St
la Crosse
Poland’s stricter criminal code targets workers spending pay
The proposed code would criminalize even small expenditures on the way home, banning workers from spending a zloty or a drink at a bar with their wages. Critics say it signals a broader move away from labor freedoms and could threaten personal liberty and democracy.
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Poland
United Nations Urged to Solve North South Rift
The remark suggests UN success in Congo could inspire peace efforts at home to reunite the North and South. It frames the idea as a hopeful parallel and calls for international mediation.
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United Nations
Congo
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1943 Attu traps and war updates
Japs on Attu caught in pincers and Yanks close a trap around the Count. 324,000 Axis troops lost in Africa. Bernie Meyer named distribution officer at West Salem for La Crosse County war price board. Roosevelt asks 72 billion for Army and Navy funds pass. Ickes foresees gas cuts. No. 3 narration books sought. Lewis miners move to AFL. OPA to meet city retail and wholesale dealers. Jolivette promoted to captain in 6th Infantry. Forty years ago notes preview milk strike and World events.
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West Salem
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War Price and Production Board
Lyle Gilbert
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Navy
Ickes
la Crosse
Wenzel Dvorak
John L. Lewis
AFL
OPA
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Bert A. Jolivette
French Island
San Luis Obispo
Calif
6Th Infantry Division
Madison
Schmedeman
Stoddard Hotel
Wisconsin
Arthur Morgan
Ohio
Antioch College
Tennessee Valley Authority
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Hunter's Bridge Camp
Christy
Darrell Hess
Hogan School
Henry Mauawisson
Minneapolis
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Wisconsin Dell
Phil Grover
Jack Grover
Don W. Sheets
Henry Town
Waupun
Warden
State Board of Control
William E. Borah
Idaho
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Fern Tausche
Mae Goldsmith
Muriel Schneeberger
Florence Hayek
Margery Neibuhr
Betty Brietzke
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Leona J. Reinhard
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Harry Taggart
Henry M. Flagler
Standard Oil
Florida East Coast Railway
West Palm Beach
Emma Goldman
Reittman
San Diego
Los Angeles
Alfred Forness
Lutheran Church
Billings, Mont
Trinity Lutheran
E. N. Osborne
B. E. Edwards
Doctor Says Doctor Says About Snake Bites and First Aid
The article notes summer increases in snake encounters with about 1,500 bite victims, mainly rattlers. It details venom effects, symptoms, and first aid guidance including immobilization, hospital care, limb positioning, cautious suction, and avoiding alcohol.
Resentment Vote in the South and Goldwater 1964
Analysis argues that southern Democrats fear party realignment if Republicans gain influence. It notes Goldwater's potential southern appeal, Kennedy policy backlash, and calls for a two party system to check states rights and civil rights debates. The piece discusses voters choosing against incumbents and the impact on electoral politics.
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Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Birmingham
South
Sen. Goldwater
Llawrencf
U.S
Democratic Party
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Alabama
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
North
Sen. Johnston
United States
Kennedy
GOP
Reynolds Keeps Nelson Legacy In Wisconsin Conservation Push
Madison report shows Gov Reynolds framing a broad natural resources plan to echo Gov Nelson with accelerated land purchases funded by bonds. The plan pairs conservation aims with state debt and cigarette tax income, prompting questions on feasibility and long term development. The message also ties public works to area redevelopment funds and urges federal aid as Wisconsin pursues area recovery.
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Madison
Reynolds
Gaylord Nelson
Wyngaard
Nelson
Washington
Wisconsin
Gov
Mr. Reynolds
Gov. Reynolds
Capitol
Bridge column notes better play and a cautionary tale
Oswald Jacoby discusses a duplicate bridge session where every South became declarer in one spade after stirring bidding. He contrasts a poor lead and misplayed trumps with a winning line emphasizing percentage play and entry management, urging readers to buy his bridge tips booklet.
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West
Oswald Jacoby
The
la Crosse Tribune
Dept
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Career in Conservation Requires College Degree
The conservationist reply notes that most professional jobs require a college degree from an accredited institution with major courses. Home study courses are not accepted in place of formal education by Wisconsin's Conservation Department or by most states. They may aid understanding but do not help in securing employment.
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U.S
Robert W. Conners
Wisconsin Ceservation Department
Fathers hide a smile as daughter's groom is named lucky man
The line notes a father’s quiet joy when his daughter’s fiancé is heralded as the lucky man. A brief, warm reflection on family pride and and the traditional moment of recognizing an accepted match.
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Delivery Rates Fragment
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from La Crosse Wisconsin with staff roles listed and advertising reps named. It details home delivery rates for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent and subscription prices, plus mail rates within defined radii and advance payment terms.
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