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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
4
This piece honors Memorial Day as a time to remember Americans who died for their country and to contrast surface impressions of decadence with a deeper devotion to duty. It notes how foreign visitors see excess while insiders know the quiet, steady commitment of citizens and veterans. It ends with a biblical quote from Job.
FBI Director Edgar Hoover told a congressional committee that the cost of crime in the United States is about 117 dollars per person or 460 dollars per family. He warned that crime and Communist subversion threaten society and urge courts to act decisively.
A passenger recounts a Pittsburgh to Washington flight amid news of a military jet strike on a Capital Airlines plane. The writer notes delays, meal vouchers, and tense cabin nerves as they fear further air incidents and hope Eisenhower’s military flight rules will ease worry.
Secretary of Interior Fred Seaton notes Ameri can Youth Fitness Week and jokes about recovery. Attorney General Bill Rogers is teased over a bigamous introduction. Admiral Arleigh Burke’s punctuality is linked to the Naval Observatory, with a plug for Harry Neal’s book The Telescope and a simple satellite viewer.
A compact timeline recaps events from 1938 to 1908 including police hunts in La Crosse, anti trust indictments against auto giants, hospital updates for Coach Howard Johnson, and local civic notes. It chronicles German drives, airship mysteries, and notable local figures with brief mentions of crimes, elections, and public works across multiple decades.
Reader questions cover camp popularity in the United States starting 1861, broadcasting employment by function, Rory Calhouns singing in films, Denver as the Giant of Colorado, and Ambroise Pare’s motto Je le pansai Dieu le guerit. Each fact pulled from the Q A column with concise historical notes.
A poetic expression of deep gratitude to a beloved partner for faithfulness kindness understanding and inspiration. The speaker laments that words cannot fully convey the debt of thanks owed for devotion sacrifices and support, hoping sincere words convey heartfelt love.
Our booklet on Cats shows how to feed train and care for kittens to become healthy dignified cats. It is simply written with photographs and costs 25 cents postpaid. Send 25 cents to La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Washington DC with name and state.
The ruling, 6 to 2 with one disqualified, holds unions liable for damages when a worker is blocked from entering a factory by a picket line. The decision reverses prior immunity and warns of potential punitive damages from successive actions. The chief justice questions limits on relief and whether employers face similar repercussions.
At the Milwaukee Republican convention, delegates voted for right to work, defying party leaders. The move will fuel union alliances with Democrats, raise questions about labor tactics, and could affect campaign dynamics and civil liability in labor disputes. Local and national implications loom as unions prepare strategies against this shift.
Mrs M H writes about persistent sciatica and seeks discussion. The doctor reviews sciatic nerve function, primary causes such as neuritis from infection diabetes and vitamin deficiency, hernia of spinal cartilage and nerve root compression. Treatments include vitamin B-1, traction, corsets, bracing, stiff mattress, surgery, injections, and physical therapy with mixed results. Most patients improve over time though age affects outcomes.
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