Civic Center Auditorium Talks Include County Board
The La Crosse plan commission and Common Council backed a Civic Center with Sawyer Memorial auditorium four years ago. The county board should join the site committee to align city county plans, using county land and a joint building idea to guide site selection and avoid missteps.
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City Plan Commission
Plan Commission
Verdota
Civic Center
la Crosse
Ahrens
County Board
The
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse County
Germany and Atlantic Communities Faces of Integration
John J. McCloy says the moment to decide on integrating Germany into the Atlantic community is close. Russians pressuring Eastward and occupation statute revisions loom. Western unity relies on an equal, strong international body for West Germany. May Day in Berlin shows limited Soviet support for Communism. Western leaders view Russia as losing ground. West Germany rises as an industrial power. The piece ends with a biblical verse.
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John J. McCloy
U. S
Germany
Foreign Ministers
London
Berlin
Russia
Europe
Psychic compensation drives industrial strife and worker morale
A New York opinion piece argues that strikes arise not just from money but from unmet psychic needs for recognition, fair treatment, and status. It links labor and management motives, urging executives to align psychic salaries with workers’ needs to ease conflict. It also notes investor risks in psychic conflict and references Hennecke’s rise in East German labor lore.
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Samuel Gompers
A. F. of
Monthly Labor Review
Conservation in Wisconsin wildlife and farming balance
A Madison guest columnist argues conservation is essential to Wisconsin, urging coexistence of agriculture and wildlife. He links habitat loss and aggressive hunting to dwindling game, insists soil preservation supports wildlife, and calls for managed land use to sustain both industries and outdoor recreation.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John Wyngaard
Arthur Molstad
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Wis
Molstad Wisconsin
Nerve gas fears and Truman notes in 1950 column
Washington columnist Drew Pearson debunks sensational Detroit reports on army nerve gases tabun and sarin. He explains real dangers cause madness and death, cites Dugway trials, Goebbels links, and Speer plans, then shifts to Truman popularity and Western Europe neutrality concerns amid Marshall Plan debates.
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Washington
Detroit
Anthony McAuliffe
Army Chemical Corps
American Chemical Society
Ger- Pearson
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
U. S
Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Tabun
Harry Truman
Democratic Party
Western Europe
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Marshall
What FEPC Would Do If Enacted
Explains Truman favored FEPC creating a five member commission with a $20 000 chair and $17 500 members to curb discrimination by employers and unions based on race color religion or national origin. It would apply to federal agencies unions with 50 plus members and employers with 50 plus workers engaged in interstate commerce with many state specific caveats.
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Washington
FEPC
Truman
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Senate
United States
La Crosse Chamber Luncheon Sees Evans Exit and Board Change
Officers and directors of the La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce held a Thursday noon luncheon for Dr. James A. Evans who ends his board term next week and departs for Boston. Wadhams division of Socony Vacuum announces a public opening of its new Causeway offices and terminal plant Sunday as the Traffic Bureau expands to 12 directors. Twenty years ago YMCA official W. P. Watkins heads to Detroit for a Y conference. La Crosse population cited at 38 512 by census officials. Winneshiek Flying Service expands with a new Waco plane.
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New York Times
Hennecke
la Crosse County
W. P. Watkins
YMCA
Detroit
Mich
la Crosse
John Mulder
Waco
Winneshiek Flying Service
William Leibold
Annual recognition assembly honors dominate at State Teachers College
Most honors in the third annual recognition assembly went to students at State Teachers College Thursday evening. The band performed one faculty salute with the tune Dearie You're Much Older Than I. Nearby, humorous items about meat, livestock mishaps, and a perpetual rocking chair entertained readers in this town column.
Lincoln Hills elementary school under construction in Minneapolis
The new Lincoln Hills elementary in Minneapolis will house 600 pupils at a total cost of 450000. It features air conditioning, green blackboards, continuous glass windows and ultramodern one floor design shaped like a large E. The spine holds gym cafeteria admin office and community room while the E bars contain classrooms and library.
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Lincoln Hills
Minneapolis
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James Marlow
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Merce
Geena
Gahan
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