First B E Day Invites Another Venture
The first Business Education day in La Crosse drew strong attendance and praise for organization and speeches. Co chairs William O. Hanson and Marshall Batho shared credit with the Chamber of Commerce as planners expect a repeat, possibly a full day, with plant tours and luncheon to broaden impact and extend the program next year.
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Marshall Batho
Russia once more preaches peace as missteps loom
The piece notes renewed Russian talk of peace at the UN amid distrust from observers. It recalls historic promises from Moscow, including figures like Jakob Malik and Andrei Vishinsky, arguing that past peace words masked continued Soviet actions and setbacks from Berlin to present.
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Forget-Me-Not Day Appears In DAV Welfare Push
Disabled American Veterans urges support as many veterans face financial hardship while awaiting compensation or medical care. The article promotes a Forget-Me-Not fundraiser for the local DAV welfare fund to aid emergency needs such as medicine clothing food and ambulance fare in the community.
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Stassen Plan Against Stalin Faces Real World Barriers
The column argues Stassen's letter to Stalin lacks value, urging deeds over words and condemning Soviet aggression in Korea. It warns that appeasement invites no real change and that the Kremlin’s actions undermine trust in international commitments. The piece flags Potsdam and Yalta violations and doubts U.N. progress under Soviet influence.
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Tom Coleman kept in campaign fold despite retirement
Wisconsin political figure Tom Coleman remains a central force in the Republican campaign, serving as financier and strategist while officially retired from party leadership. He chairs finance activities, advises headquarters, and influences tactics from Madison as Wayne Hood in La Crosse leads the current structure.
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Peace Offensive Warned By Acheson Amid Korea Concerns
Washington notes Secretary of State Acheson urged President Truman to speak bluntly on a fireside chat to warn Americans against Moscow’s peace offensive. The piece warns of Russia's 75 divisions in Eastern Germany and stockpiling materials, while detailing wartime price hikes across military goods and the impact on the U.S. budget.
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Deepest Mines Probe Earth's Core Distances
James Marlow notes humanity's run of burrowing. He cites Sublette county Wyoming oil drilling to 20 521 feet and surveys Crown mine at Jo hannesburg near 8 859 feet as the deepest shafts. The Lake Shore No 4 shaft at Kirkland Lake reaches 7 500 feet.
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Marion Congress set for Aquinas High School delegates
The La Crosse Tribune notes ten years ago 3500 delegates would attend the fourth annual Marion Congress at Aquinas High School on Sunday.
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Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Arthur F. Jordan
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Lillian M. Clarke
la Crosse
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Evangelist Mastad family ties mark Western tour
The Rev. L L Mastad of Our Savior's Lutheran Westby travels west for evangelistic services with stops in Idaho and North Dakota. His son in law and two sons serve churches in Moscow Sand Point Renton and are slated to join his itinerary. A note praises neighborly acts and reports radio WLCX being cited by the Army for a fourth time as Lt Bill Green must report to Fort Knox on Oct 25 along with two engineers.
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Ida
Harold
Renton
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Uh-Huh
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