John L. Lewis Aims For Another Major Coal Strike
The article argues John L. Lewis plans a large coal strike byTerminating the UMW contract after 60 days, aiming to leverage low stocks late summer. It portrays Lewis as seeking a decisive victory amid political and economic tensions, warning of potential disruption near the election.
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Two Voices Echo: Man Ruined and Redeemed in Scripture
Quote from C D Foss notes that throughout Scripture history and the temple of scriptures, two voices repeatedly declare that man is ruined and man is redeemed.
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The Cost Of War And Its Hidden Toll On U S Society
The article argues war imposes huge direct and indirect costs beyond the national debt of about 250 billion dollars. It notes damaged housing, delayed urban improvements, inflation eroding dollar value, and long-term harm to national spirit, while suggesting postponing future wars until past wars are paid for.
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Germany
France
England
Rivalry Over 65 000-Ton Carrier Sparks Service Clash
Washington reports a dispute as air force officers resist Secretary Forrestal's plan to build a 65,000 ton navy carrier. They warn the weapon would threaten strategic air warfare roles and prompt a need for clear control between services to avoid friction. The piece argues for unified armed forces decision making.
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Congress backs Taft and Vandenberg as top GOP picks
A U S News World Report poll of 329 lawmakers shows Taft of Ohio and Vandenberg of Michigan rated as the top two for the presidency on the basis of ability. Taft and Vandenberg garner the most “very good” votes, with Dewey and Martin close behind. Stassen fares poorly.
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The Outlook Is Not Pleasant
An Arm Journal view warns of a Communist threat and supports building a strong armed state to deter war and preserve freedom. It argues that government must stop lavish spending, unify to counter external aggression, and accept long-term military readiness.
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America
Learn Your Candidates Davenport Democrat
The editorial argues that Truman's presidency shows how governance hinges on both the president and Congress. It urges voters to scrutinize congressional candidates, noting intra party conflict and the role of Congress in shaping any president's term.
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Russia and Turkey Over Middle East Peace and Pressure
DeWitt MacKenzie reports Turkish anxiety as Russia seeks a Mediterranean role and Moscow pressures Ankara via a new ambassador. Necmed din Sadak’s remarks hint at opposing Moscow aims while Turkey resists surrender of the Dardanelles and faces possible Soviet maneuvering in the region.
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Information Bureau Q&A Highlights From The Tribune
Questions cover travel miles for cars and trucks, the origin of total war, the Bluegrass area size in Kentucky, bomber instrument count, and a children's song book. Answers cite the national highway users conference, Erich von Ludendorff, Kentucky farmland extents, and wartime aircraft instrumentation. the booklet "Children's Favorite Name" is offered for 25 cents postpaid.
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Children’s Songs Collection Appeals to Young Listeners
An unusual collection of 118 nursery songs and singing games proves popular with children and is welcomed by kindergarten and primary grade teachers for classroom use.
Public Debate Letters Spark Local Tensions Over Carnival Move
The Tribune letters column laments class bias as residents of Sunshine Gardens and Elm Grove condemn carnival visitors living in trailers. They argue equal rights and question access for children lacking transportation after Colby’s playground was given to kids, not adults. The writers note the carnival’s move to Minnesota and urge inclusive entertainment.
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Street or Rural Route City State Mail to Washington
Parcel routing notice lists street or rural route addresses with city state and the instruction to mail to Washington D C for delivery or processing by the postal service.
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La Crosse Tribune masthead and pricing notice
The page lists the La Crosse Tribune staff and departments including editors and ad managers. It provides contact hours for missed papers and details home delivery and mail subscription rates in La Crosse and surrounding zones.
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Rail unions urge government ownership of railroads
James Marion outlines how three unions facing a threatened strike propose a government takeover of the railroads. They call for real seizure or eventual federal ownership to settle disputes, arguing a policy for future settlements while avoiding compulsory arbitration that limits strikes.
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Truman
Wisconsin GOP race returns to square one before convention
In Madison Wisconsin the Wisconsin primary fallout shows the Republican field stuck in a deadlock with Dewey Taft and Stassen as the top contenders. Oregon results shift dynamics and could push Vandenberg as a dark horse while the Philadelphia convention looms.
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Nelson Clothing marks 30th anniversary in La Crosse
The Nelson Clothing company celebrates its 30th anniversary since its 1907 founding by Bert Nelson at 1200 Caledonia street. The item notes a changing city with historic streetcar lines and mentions other local happenings and notable visits.
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Jerry Zein
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J. Philip Bigley
Charlie II the Durban photo native and its changing role
Charlie II remains the most photographed native in South Africa yet his task has faded. He poses beside his rickshaw for visitors on Durban’s beach wearing a horned headdress and exotic costume. Succeeding Charlie I two years ago, he built wealth from Allied soldiers’ images before retreating to Zululand to live as a big chief with cattle and wives.
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Schools Battle Crime in South Africa Native Focus
South Africa aims to curb native crime by engaging schools for natives in an education based approach. Government officials outline plans to involve schools to address youth crime and community safety through programs and outreach.
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