Dewey and Reuther Clash Over Marshall Plan Critique
The piece defends the Marshall plan as essential to European recovery and U.S. unity. It argues Governor Dewey’s foreign policy stance promotes a Europe strengthened by free enterprise and resistive to Soviet pressure.
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Dewey
Victor G. Reuther
Hitler
UAW
America
Salt Lake City
United States of Europe
United States
John Foster Dulles
Europe
Reuther
Warren
Truman
Religious Verse Paraphrase about Prayer and Healing
A fragment references James 5 14 urging believers to call elders for prayer and anointing with oil for healing in the name of the Lord The tone echoes biblical exhortation and spiritual care within a church context
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Bin
Lord Ames
Warren to Visit La Crosse for Warren-Run Mate Stop
Governor Earl Warren of California will make a platform stop in La Crosse on Friday morning alongside his Republican running mate gauge. The visit aims to showcase Warren’s popularity and cross party appeal while the state hosts a brief campaign moment. Local residents welcome the political event and its friendly spirit.
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la Crosse
Earl Warren
California
Dewey
Warren
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Truman
Barkley
Arctic Shift Threatens Mountain Resort Owners
If the earth tilts to an Arctic climate, resort owners in mountain regions face a difficult future as demand and conditions change, threatening revenues and operations across popular seasonal destinations.
UN vs Russia Mediation in Berlin Crisis
The piece argues Russia seeks to cloak aggression under wartime provisions and blocks food flights to Berlin. It discusses UN charter actions, mediation prospects, and possible outcomes if Russia refuses cooperation, noting Truman and Dewey moves in Paris context.
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Russia
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Moscow
Department of State
Truman
Jary
Marshall
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Babson Plans Gravity Lab In New Boston For Free Power Study
Roger W. Babson announces a new gravity research program centered in New Boston New Hampshire. The plan includes testing insulation against gravity with various materials and establishing a gravity research clearing house to share results and promote energy conservation.
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New Boston
N. H
Time Magazine
Newsweek
Isaac Newton
Babson
London
Babson Institute
Thomas A. Edison
Gratis
Wisconsin Republicans favored in many congressional races
Madison and Milwaukee campaigns unfold with Republicans holding solid advantages in over half the districts. Key contests focus on the second and fourth districts, while Democrats hope for gains in Milwaukee and Madison areas though GOP majorities from prior elections and strong party organization dampen prospects.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Madison
Dan Hoan
Alvin E. O’kenski
Diamond jubilee at St Josephs Cathedral program begins
Tribune notes ten to forty years ago events from Thomasville Ga to La Crosse. It lists visitors residents births marriages and public events including St Josephs Cathedral diamond jubilee kickoff three day program and local civic notices.
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William Daniell
Thomasville
Ole
State Street
C. J. der
North 15Th Street
New London
Public Debate Letters Rule Names and Addresses Attached
Editor notes that to be considered for the Public Debate column letters must include names and addresses. Without attached identifying details letters receive no consideration.
Milwaukee Road blocks Avon Liberty streets sparks citizen protest
A La Crosse taxpayer urges city action over Milwaukee Road trains blocking Avon and Liberty streets beyond a seven minute limit. He cites long queues in cold weather and smoke issues near the tracks and asks the Milwaukee Road to obey city laws without petitions. The letter notes 31,000 fires in unspecified context.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Avon and
Liberty Streets
Avon
Liberty
Milwaukee Tracks
Milwaukee Road
Fellows
Berlin Crisis and UN veto power explained
The article analyzes how the UN Security Council powers could be blocked by a single veto from one of the five permanent members led by the United States Britain and France over Berlin. It explains abstentions potential veto effects and contrasts with the UN General Assembly where no veto exists, assessing implications for action on Berlin.
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Russia
Britain
France
China
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
Colombia
Syria
Ukraine
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Berlin
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General Assembly
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Sacred bull of Egypt worship and burial in rock tomb
The passage notes that in ancient Egypt the sacred bull was honored on its birthday, mummified after death, and interred in a rock tomb, reflecting reverence for sacred bovine symbols.
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Egypt
Editorial Masthead and City Editors Listed
The piece lists editorial leaders and department heads including R. L. Bangsberg as Editor J. E. Lienlokken as News and Photo Editor Alfred W. Rice as City Editor G. G. Moriarity as State Editor with circulation and advertising staff noted Ed. Keefe as Circulation Manager A. E. Teachout as Retail Advertising Manager Luther Wilkins as Classified Manager.
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R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
G. G. Moriarity
Circulation Department
Keefe
E L. Burgess
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
Frontier of Asia and Europe Shape Cold War Stakes
DeWitt MacKenzie argues that Europe remains the crucial front in the Cold War while Asia offers potential decisive zones. He cites China and Manchuria’s Nationalists seeking aid as the region’s volatility grows, but cautions that full Asiatic engagement would strain resources. the Elbe frontier is emphasized as the urgent battleground today.
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China
Russia
Moosa
Peiping
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Nanking
Changchun
Manchuria
Southeast Asia
Burma
Malaya
Indonesia
Aone
Europe
Britain
Winston Churchill
Asia
Elbe
Germany
House
America
Answers to Questions From The Information Bureau
The Haskin Service provides a question answer feature from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offering facts on US politics geography economics science and history. Readers mail questions to Washington DC for responses including Senate history Italy government New York trade albinism radio announcers and world population statistics.
Flea Locomotion Includes Walking and Jumping
The flea’s locomotor system supports walking like other insects yet is specialized for jumping. Reading Pa was named for Reading England. William Penn hailed from Reading England and his sons Thomas and Richard helped found Reading, PA.
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England
William Penn
Thomas
Richard
Our Presidents This Expanded Edition Booklet
An enlarged edition of Our Presidents and Their Wives adds a six page feature on Interesting Facts About Our Presidents. The 56 page illustrated booklet covers every president from Washington to Truman with condensed U S political history and tables of popular and electoral votes. Enclose 25 cents and send to The La Crosse Tribune Information on 316 Eye St N E Washington DC 20002.
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United States
la Crosse Tribune
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