Public hearing eyed on new Wisconsin public safety department
A Madison hearing next Monday will examine a tentative bill to establish a state public safety department uniting law enforcement, with a 200 member state patrol, a crime laboratory, civil defense planning, and a $1 million annual appropriation. The proposal, based on a Legislative Council study led by Philip Haberman, would assume many current state safety activities and require broad county and city participation.
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Safety Department
Milwaukee County
Deceit in the Heart vs Counselors of Peace
Proverb text contrasts deceitful hearts with peaceful counsel. It notes that men imagine evil in their hearts while those who seek peace find joy. The verse emphasizes inner motives guiding actions and outcomes.
Dewey Grants Truman Bowl Stage in Hollywood
Dewey released the Hollywood Bowl for Truman after the Republicans had booked it for two nights. A rehearsal was planned and Truman needed a venue. Dewey asked for the bowl’s use, a move seen as sportsmanlike and potentially boosting Dewey’s vote total.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Dewey
Christmas Present Worries Highlight Seasonal Preparations
Local shoppers face long lines and crowded aisles as officials remind families to start holiday purchases early. Warnings about supply delays raise concerns for gifts, groceries, and greetings while community groups organize aid for needy families this season.
Truman policy debate shows cabinet runs foreign affairs
Washington editor notes a crisis where officials craft U S Russia policy while President Truman campaigns for votes. The piece warns the cabinet may be steering policy without direct presidential participation, arguing true leadership rests with the president despite calls for continuity.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Truman
Mr. Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harding
Hughes
Dewey
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
What Others Think About Happiness Across Ages
The American Psychological Association tops statistics on happiness, but the article casts doubt on the figures. It discusses happiness peaking in different decades from 20s to 50s and the idea that the present moment holds the highest value, citing Ola Cicero’s view over statistics.
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ST. Louis Post Dispatch
American Psychological Association
Association
Cicero
Jose the future language teacher in a southern Colorado cafe
In a Denver Post feature, Jose, a slim, dark young man with a ready smile, waits on tables to fund a four year scholarship. He is described as a humble, capable worker from an Indian father and Mexican mother family, destined to become a strong language teacher.
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Denver Post
Jose
Colorado
America
House Republicans Pass Amendments to Draft Bill
Dewey Short of Missouri assails the House for tearing at the draft bill and sugar-coating a bitter pill with amendments in an election year move.
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House of Representatives
Dewey Short
Missouri
Hughes offers Brewster Maine a film actor post
The text notes Howard Hughes offering Senator Brewster in Maine a motion picture actor job, stating a weekly pay of three hundred dollars is twice the starting salary and affirming Brewster's acting ability.
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Howard Hughes
Senator Brewster
Maine
America at critical stage in race for nuclear power leadership
David E. Lilienthal, chairman of the U S Atomic Energy Commission, warns that America stands at the most critical stage in the world race to develop nuclear power and asserts the need to win this leadership contest.
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America
David E. Lilienthal
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Wisconsin Eyes Bold State Government Reforms
The Wisconsin commission on education proposes major revamps of public instruction and a unified university system. A consolidated state department of public safety is debated by the legislative council, along with plans to reorganize the highway commission and publicity services. Critics warn of vested interests resisting changes as reform discussions proceed.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Statehouse
Wisconsin Commission On Education
State Department of Public Instruction
State Department of Public Safety
Legislative Council
Capitol
Ape
State Highway Commission
Rennebohm
Pees
Beadle claims dual golf title and local bowling high score
Galesville golfer J O Beadle won the annual cup and handicap events, defeating Irvine Klein by five strokes to complete a double. Royal Typewriters led arcade bowling with a 3 131 tally, minus 15, for 3 116. Bob Schulze led with 688 followed by Lee Young 641.
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J. O. Beadle
Galesville
Irvine Klein
Royal Typewriters
Bob Schulze
Lee Young
Signutson
Russ Davidson
Art Busch
Carlton Harris
Tenth Ward Homemakers
Fred Stauffer
Frank Schini
William McCormic
Public Debate on Copeland Avenue Center Lining
A traveling man lauds asphalt center lining for Copeland Avenue. He argues rails in cement are expensive and proposes hot mix asphalt to extend pavement life at low annual cost and add safety with center lane lines.
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Causeway
Tribune
Copeland Avenue
Madison
Portage
Pass Up The Frills And You May Get That New House Yet
New York reports home buyers can obtain a new house for about 4500 to 5600 by passing up frills. The National Association of Home Builders cites economy houses built nationwide under $10,000. Carl G. Lans outlines the minimum type house concept at a industry meeting.
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New York
Ooe
National Association of Home Builders
Carl G. Lans
Producers Council
Lans
Ity
Berlin Crisis Background Aimed at German Government Question
In this editor's note the Berlin crisis centers on Germany's political future. The four wartime allies divide Germany into zones and clash over Centralized versus decentralized governance. Western powers push a 16-state model while Russia favors strong centralized control. The path to a postwar peace treaty hinges on a single German government acceptable to both sides.
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Washington
Berlin
Germany
United States
Russia
France
Europe
Stalin
West
Half Nation Hospitals Operate At Loss Says Expert
Milwaukee report quotes Dr. R C Buerki as saying half of the nation’s hospitals lose money though functioning. He suggests government aid may be needed to cover rising hospital costs and help patients unable to pay. He spoke at Marquette University during a cancer nursing institute session.
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Milwaukee
R. C. Buerki
University of Irania
Tide Turns Against Red Drive Says Dean Acheson
Dean Acheson former under secretary of state told the Michigan State Bar Association in Lansing that the tide has turned against the Russian drive for former power The speech argued that Communist gains were often illusionary grown by trickery and force and that democracies now resist the Soviet offensive in Europe Asia and parts of Asia while revolts meet resistance in Italy and France and the Cominform mobilizes for world revolution
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Dean Acheson
Michigan State Bar Association
Lansing
Acheson
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Munich
Germany
Italy
France
Cominform
General Staff
Asia
Burma
Malaya
Indonesia
Bolshevists
Reader Questions and Answers from the La Crosse Tribune
An information bureau query column answers questions on Oliver Goldsmith’s Deserted Village, Elgar’s Land of Hope and Glory, the Grand Prix de Rome, a 1836 surplus distribution, and the flute as the most perfectly tuned wind instrument. It cites Auburn and Kilkenny, the 1901 coronation, Paris Beaux-Arts, and Haydn era orchestra inclusion.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Oliver Goldsmith
Auburn
Lissey
Kilkennyest
Ireland
Goldsmith
R. A
Rome
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts
School of Fine Arts
Paris
Cardinal Mazarin
Haydn
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune publisher staff and editorial departments listed include W. T. Burgess editor Alfred W. Rice city editor and G. G. Moriarity state editor. It notes publication location 4th and Cass Sts La Crosse Wisconsin and circulation and advertising departments with staff names. The paper is a member of the Lee Newspaper Group and Associated Press. Subscription rates and contact details for missed papers are provided.
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Alfred W. Rice
G. G. Moriarity
Circulation Department
Keefe
Mgr
la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Carrier Boy
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la Crosse County
David Lawrence
John Wyngaard
State Board of Health
State Capitol
Wisne
Phil LaFollette
Bubolz Committee
Alvah Hill
G. G. Wisland
South Sixth Street
Jerome
John A. Cohen
South Fifth Street
University of Minnesota
Christ Johnson
Minot
N. D
Oliver Brague
William Robinson
Elks’ Club
Agnes M. Scott
Rib Penn
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
James Marlow
el Salvador
Griffin
DeWitt MacKenzie
Haskin Service
Edward Elgar
Edward VII
George V of England
Congress
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Vez
Courit Ragien
W. T. Burgess
RL. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
E. L. Burgess
Ass’t Bus
Mer
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
Mayflower
City Transfer Co., Inc
South Avenue
Household Dept
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