Truman Abdicates HOW Publicly In Washington
The article portrays President Truman delegating foreign policy to advisers during the Russia crisis while campaigning. It argues he abdicated leadership, raising questions about his fitness and unity on policy. Governor Dewey is cited praising cohesive policy and criticizing the White House approach.
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Truman
Washington
United States
Russia
Mr. Truman
State Department
Dewey
Mormon Temple
White House
Proverbial Reminder on Wisdom and Wealth
A caution from Proverbs 18 20 about blessings for the faithful and danger of rushing to riches, warning against hasty wealth pursuit and its consequences.
La Crosse Symphony Seeks Community Support for Second Season
The La Crosse Symphony Orchestra now operates as an independent nonprofit and seeks season-ticket sales and patron donations to fund its second season. Organizers emphasize broad local backing, noting past success and the area’s tradition of supporting entertainment, urging outreach to area communities.
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la Crosse
Symphony
Massachusetts Baby Smokes Cigars Sparks Public Debate
An 18 month old Massachusetts child smoking cigars triggers a wide public discussion with many commentators weighing safety and parental responsibility. The incident prompts questions about child welfare and media reaction.
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Massachusetts
Nails shipped to Russia as shoe tacks under export license
Building nails were sent to Russia labeled as shoe tacks under an export license. They were badly needed in this country to hold GI bungalows together at least until spring.
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Russia
Analysis of Vishinsky Speech and Cold War Prospects
The piece argues Russia fears nuclear war and prefers negotiations over direct conflict. It weighs Soviet bloc moves in Berlin, UN diplomacy, and arms spending, suggesting the cold war persists until mutual fear subsides and diplomacy prevails. It notes US and Western defense readiness versus Soviet restraint.
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Seeeren
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Paris
America
United States
Berlin
Dewey
Truman
Tain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Europe
Balkan
Vishinsky
Wisconsin residents oppose controlled gambling in north
The Milwaukee Journal argues against legalizing controlled gambling in Wisconsin. It warns the plan would turn the state into a gambling partner, with licenses, policing, and profit sharing likely inviting graft, crime, and corruption, and it urges northern residents to reject this proposal to keep outsiders out and uphold community integrity.
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Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
Tne
Happ
Northland
Liberal on Labor Brandeis Echoes in 19th Century Speech
A Tulsa Tribune summary notes Louis D. Brandeis, famed Supreme Court justice and labor advocate, argued that maximizing total business earnings benefits workers, capitalists, and managers. He urged against restricting output, warning it reduces the profit pool and demoralizes workers, while efficiency differences should be recognized.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Tribune
Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Work for Peace Through Action, Not Words
Quotes attributed to Robert St and President Truman emphasize that talk of peace means little without concrete action. The message urges tangible efforts toward peace rather than empty rhetoric.
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President Truman
Wisconsin Labor Fight Mirrors Party Divide in Attorney Race
In Madison the Wisconsin attorney race exposes odd alliances between labor and parties. Democratic nominee Thomas E. Fairchild backs Taft Hartley repeal and public employee arbitration, while Republican Don ald L. Martin links to unions and Miller Mack Fairchild, creating a cross current with labor leaders hesitating to endorse either candidate.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Labor Party
Gaeta
Wisconsin Labor Movement
Republican Party
Od Kosh
Conference On
Donald L. Martin
Milwaukee
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Corporation Lawyers
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Labor
Fairchild
Pecones
Fairmi
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Martin
Oscar A. Rennebohm
Republican State Campaign Organization
Public Debate on Perilous Times and Political Critique
A reader voices concern over wartime era unrest criticizing world events and U S politics. The letter condemns high costs, price controls, and New Deal policies while urging vision and stability amid rising tensions and communist fears. It argues for stored food, warns of fiscal strain, and questions pensions and government spending.
Background On Berlin Crisis By James Marlow
Washington reports probe whether the politburo urged Stalin to break his Moscow pledge about Berlin. Western powers tried to form a four power Berlin government and money system while Russia pressed a land and air blockade. Ambassadors reported Stalin signaled conditional relief but the politburo later overturned the promise, delaying any settlement. The piece explains how Moscow’s internal decision making affected the Berlin crisis.
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France
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Politburo
Miss Virginia Canfield Enrolled At Miss Brown School
Ten years ago Tribune notes Miss Virginia Canfield was enrolled in a brief course for college women at Miss Brown's business school in Milwaukee. The column also covers visits, travels, and local wartime civic efforts including barracks plans and Four Minute Men activities.
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Miss Brown
School of Business
Milwaukee
Frank Monise
Betty Marie
Los Angeles
Calif
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North 17Th Street
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Kletzke
D. O. Coote
South 114Th Street
Williamsburg
Greensboro
C. S. van Auken
Normal
Normal School
State Street
Almer Anderson
Albert Hanson
Albert Glizon
Camp Greenleaf
John F. Doherty
Four Minute Men
Ralph Toland
Orison
No Soviet blockade of Berlin asserted at UN council
DeWitt MacKenzie notes Russ praised by Vishinsky for denying a Berlin blockade while the UN Security Council debates charges of aggression. He cites Russia’s tactic to stall, the push to send the dispute to the big four, and the broader split between Communist and Democratic blocs within the UN.
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Berlin
Vishinsky
Sokolovsky
Germany
Security Council
Big Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
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Russia
League of Nations
Finland
Com Vishinsky
United States
Philip C. Jessup
America
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France
Soviet Union
United Nations
Communist Bloc
Democratic Bloc
Survey Finds About Forty Seven Percent of U S Families Have Savings
A recent survey reports that around 47 percent of U S families maintain savings deposits in banks or financial institutions. The study highlights the reach of personal savings across households and implies varying levels of financial security.
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U. S
Answers to Questions by The La Crosse Tribune Bureau
The column provides brief Q and A on topics from ink fade in ballpoint pens to India’s independence and the British Commonwealth. It cites Hoover's California nomination, Edison’s mimeograph patent, Charity Hospital New Orleans founded 1739, and Argentina’s large South American navy with about 95 000 tonnage last year.
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Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Argentina
Home Doctor Book advertised for sale by Tribune Bureau
An information blurb offers the Home Doctor Book detailing 50 common diseases and home care guidance. The 40 page booklet covers infant care, children's diseases, prevention, and home medicines. Price 15 cents postpaid with coupon to the Tribune Information Bureau.
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Name Sweet or Rural Route State
Mail to Washington D. C. addressed in rural route format.
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Newspaper staff credits and newsroom roles listed
The document enumerates the editorial department leaders and staff titles including publisher editor city editor state editor and various department managers and editors such as advertising circulation and classified ads. It presents a snapshot of the newspaper’s organizational structure and key personnel.
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Alfred W. Rice
G. G. Moriarity
Circulation Department
Keefe
Tribune publication and subscription notice details
The La Crosse Tribune lists publication schedule and contact info with postal details and payment rates. It notes afternoon and Sunday morning editions, circulation department hours, and mail/subscription prices for various zones and terms.
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4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Carrier Bay
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