Dewey criticizes Truman foreign policy as uniting allies harmed by bypass plan
Governor Dewey attacked President Truman's Russia policy as confused and miserable. He warned that by proposing to bypass the three powers risks upsetting Paris negotiations and harming bipartisan unity. He urged maintaining a united American British and French front through regular diplomacy.
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YYLEX
Dewey
Truman
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Paris
Marshall
Justice Vinson
Kremlin
Covetous Oppression Reported In Micah Verse
A biblical verse notes covetous acts of taking fields and houses by force, oppressing a man and his hour and heritage. The passage condemns violent seizure and injustice, highlighting social dislocation and loss of home and lineage.
Rose Bowl Speculation Ties Cal Coach Waldorf to Northwestern
Speculation hints that Lynn Waldorf's California Golden Bears could become the Rose Bowl team facing Northwestern, the Wildcats Waldorf recently coached, amid early season chatter about possible Big Nine matchup.
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Lynn Waldorf
California Golden Bears
Northwestern Wildcats
Wildcats
Waldorf
Leas
Register To Vote In Coulee Region For November Ballots
Citizens of the Coulee Region must register by October 20 to qualify for a ballot in the November general election. The article urges all eligible residents to register and vote for the presidential election, noting historically low anticipated turnout and stressing civic duty and Democratic government.
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Coulee
Gallup
la Crosse
They Changed His Mind About Wallace Winning
The piece argues Henry Wallace's presidential bid, once seen as strong, is fading with public opinion showing fewer votes. It cites early forecasts of over five million votes shrinking toward three million and notes potential consequences for U S Russians relations and Moscow's stance against American opposition.
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Henry Wallace
Moscow
Kremlin
The Sex Life of the Gladiolus Excerpt Chapter Two
A popular magazine presents a continuation on plant biology titled The Sex Life of the Gladiolus. The piece continues a birds and the bees style exploration of pollination, touching on species, pollinators, and reproduction while engaging readers with curious horticultural details.
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Popular Magazine
Russia Should Reward Teachers With Apples, Not Threats
A commentator argues Russia could improve education by offering teachers red apples as a positive incentive rather than using threats. The piece critiques punitive tactics and urges supportive policies to boost morale and learning outcomes.
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Russia
Peach Traps Hit Bathing Beaches Trap Nips At Heat
A short, dated sounding note reports peach traps already being placed or used at bathing beaches amid rising heat. The brief mentions ongoing efforts to control pests and protect visitors, with no credited sources or long context.
Marshall's Deeds and Diplomacy in the Far East and Berlin
The article praises George Marshall for his duty as secretary of state and notes mixed opinions on his policies. It discusses his handling of China Israel Russia and Germany, noting praise from Britain and France but domestic political pressure and doubts about realism in an atomic age. It highlights the Berlin blockade and calls for negotiation over confrontation.
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George Marshall
Far East
Deat
Secretary of State
Department of State
Marshall
China
Israel
Mr. Marshall
Russia
Paris
Berlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Europe
Truman
Justice Vinson
Moscow
Stalin
Britain
France
America
Vishinsky
U. S
Warren R. Austin
UN Assembly
Austin
What Others Think Burpers Beware
Washington Star discusses infant burping practices and questions experts. Dr. William F. Burdick cautions against excessive burping while Connecticut health officials advise gentler methods and back stroking. The piece notes resistance from traditional burping adherents.
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Washington Star
William F. Burdick
Georgetown Medical School
Connecticut State Health Department
Burdick
Bedlam
Prodigy in Harvards Freshman Class at Fourteen
The St Louis Star Times reports Alexander M. Mc Coll entering Harvard as a 14 year old freshman. The piece questions age norms and learning standards, noting his Latin reading interest and posing whether prodigy labels reflect changing times and education. It reflects on shifting expectations from classical studies to modern benchmarks.
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ST. Louis
Forco
AFL Leader Warns On Election Impact On Unions
William Green, president of the AFL, condemns a law he calls un-American that strips wage earners of equal participation in free enterprise and stresses the elections' vital importance to trade unionists.
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William Green
AFL
Taft Loses GOP Nomination After Primary Loss
Ohio Senator A Taft Republican candidate suffers defeat as he fails to secure the GOP nomination following a primary setback. The result signals a shift within party ranks and sets the stage for upcoming political contest.
Wisconsin Politics and Education Leaders Set for 1949 Session
Madison report highlights a December conference plan to prep new legislators for the 1949 session. It notes UW faculty views on a statewide university system, party campaign strategies, possible judicial and budget moves, and shifting support in the Norwegian-American vote patterns.
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Madison
Wis
Legislative Council
University of Wisconsin
E. B. Fred
Teachers’ College
Wisconsin Education Commission
Don D. McDowell
Soldiers’ Grove
State Assembly
Wollschlaeger and others report trips in state and region
Ten years ago Dr and Mrs E J Wollschlaeger 1931 Market Street return Thursday from Green Bay Wisconsin after attending the state chiropractors convention. Mr and Mrs Albert Banasik 1408 South Eighth Street and Mr and Mrs Frank Banasik 1509 Park Avenue return from the Twin Cities after visiting friends and relatives. J G Trinkun 903 South Second Street reports picking raspberries in his garden.
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E. J. Wollschlaeger
Market Street
Green Bay
Wis
Albert Banasik
South Eighth Street
Frank Banasik
Park Avenue
Twin Cities
J. G. Trinkun
South Second Street
Roy L. Vanes
American Legion
Commerce Hall
Myron Post
Melvin Olson
Frank Neubauer
Paul Druschke
John E. Langdon
Woman Injured After Fall On Sidewalk Steps
Mrs. Smith, 53, was carried by police ambulance to a local hospital after fracturing bruising her hands and both knees in a fall from a sidewalk step at her home on Baw street. Paul Smith 53 reported the incident at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Paul
Ne Smith
Baw Street
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Publishing Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial staff including W. T. Burgess publisher and G. G. Moriarity state editor. Advertising and circulation departments are noted with E. L. Burgess and Ed Keefe in leadership roles. The paper is published daily and Sunday morning from 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin, with postal details from 1904 and delivery hours noted.
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W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
G. G. Moriarity
la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Referendum idea debated by Ferguson in Readers Digest
Washington editor James Marlow presents Charles W. Ferguson's case for national referendums on major issues. Ferguson argues for direct public voice via referenda or polls, critiques lobby influence, and warns that informed citizen participation is needed for a workable system.
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Washington
Congress
Charles W. Ferguson
Reader's Digest
Association
Associated) Press
New York
Ferguson
City Highway Expenditures Reported for Sept End
The city department spent 10 916 for the month ending Sept 15 per a public works board report to the common council. Leading item 1 247 covered maintaining unimproved streets. Gutters cleaned 1 109 51. Oil and street cleaning costs 900 903 lights and signs 684 47 for unimproved streets cinders and street sweeping 962 miles at 676 03 or 702 per mile.
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City Eves Department
Common Council
Board of Public Works
Explosion and Fire Ravage Milwaukee Townhouse
An explosion and fire wrecked a two story frame dwelling on Milwaukee's north side. The owner's wife escaped minutes before the blast. Authorities reported a trench was ...
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Milwaukee
South Africa may reinstate gas rationing says minister
Minister J d Mushet warns that appeals to motorists to cut fuel use have failed and that South Africa may reintroduce rationing to manage gas supply.
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South Africa
J d Mushet
Estimated 40 Million Passenger Autos in United States
The estimate projects 40 million passenger autos in use across the United States by 19. The figure reflects growth in car ownership and the expanding American mobility pattern.
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United States
Vishinsky's Diversion Minute Change at UN in Paris
DeWitt MacKenzie notes a remarkable shift as Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky abandons sharp invective and calls for cooperation. He highlights Western appeasement on human rights debates and Moscow's restrained stance amid Berlin blockade tensions.
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United Nations
Paris
Vishinsky
Social Committee
Russia
Alexei Pavlov
Lenin
God
Security Council
Berlin
Germany
Intra-City Games Debate Sparks Logan Criticism
A Tribune letter urges rescinding a October 8 council resolution affecting Logan high school athletics. It argues home games should be played on Logan’s field with the largest local arena, stressing athletics as a school program first and public second.
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Tribune
Common Council
Logan
Cnce
North la Crosse
la Crosse
Logan High School
Surinam Plans Big Planned Economic Drive
Surinam aims for rapid development under a liberal prosperity fund from the Netherlands. The program includes aerial surveys, Caribbean labor recruitment, a housing drive, a new Primaribo harbor, renewed scientific research, mining, road building, and promoting small trades and farming. A first fruit cannery is proposed.
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Surinam
Surnam
Dutch Guiana
Netherlands
Caribbean Islands
Primaribo
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