Russia and Religion in the Soviet Era
The piece argues the Kremlin promotes materialism over faith, attacking religion as the opiate of the people while endorsing Lysenkoism and eroding heredity and Mendelian science. It notes Lenin and Marx as guiding authorities and criticizes public displays of Lenin and Stalin as lacking spiritual nourishment. It concludes Soviet materialism offers little comfort or belief.
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Ussr
Kremlin
Lysenko
Marx
Lenin
Russia
Stalin
Sermon Exhortation Invites Early Kingdom Message
A brief scripture quotation from Matthew 10 7 echoes a call to preach that the kingdom of heaven is near. The line underscores a religious urging to spread the gospel message promptly.
Size Of The Vote In 1948 Election Predicted Low
Census Bureau estimates 95 million Americans of voting age by election day with 35 million not voting. If turnout matches 1944 at 56.4 percent the ballots cast would total about 53.6 million, or 59.5 percent if matching 1940. Explanations note eligibility limits and voter apathy as key factors.
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Census Bureau
Bureau
District of Columbia
Literary group opposes spelling reform as too un-fangled
A literary group protests spelling reform claiming the proposal is too un-fangled and would complicate standard usage for writers and readers alike.
Winter Weather Forecast Says Light Cold Snap Ahead
Forecasters predict a brief cold period with temperatures just above freezing in the region. Highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and lows near 30 to 32 degrees are expected, with little precipitation and brisk winds.
Reconstruction loan plan details under Marshall Plan
Washington dispatch notes changes in ECA loan strategy for postwar rebuilding. Countries vary in needs from grants to repayable loans, with Iceland securing a $2.3 million loan and others awaiting project by project or lump sum arrangements. Loans run 35 years with 2.2 percent interest and deferments through 1952.
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Washington
NEA
Merce
Export-Import Bank Board
ECA
Sweden
Iceland
Austria
Germany
Trieste
Turkey
Italy
Bath Tub vs The Shower Wields Split Opinions
Kansas City Times weighs conflicting views on bathing trends. A Cleveland survey claims showers are rising in popularity due to efficiency, while Chicago manufacturers report growth in both tubs and showers since 1940. The piece argues bath culture reflects lifestyle and remains competitive.
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Kansas City Times
Cleveland
Chicago
Soviet limits on foreign diplomats highlight Moscow curbs
The Soviet foreign office restricts foreign diplomats to the city of Moscow. Censors delayed word of the order, but the rule narrows movement without permits. The piece argues against tit-for-tat reprisals and urges openness to strengthen American moral stance and Russian understanding.
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Washington Post
Moscow
Foreign Office
Russia
United States
UN Control Plan Urged Over Soviets amid Atomic Threat
The Milwaukee Journal reports rising calls to push a UN wide atomic control plan, with voices like Congressman Mundt pressing for action and warning of Soviet danger. Senator J Howard McGreath critiques Eisenhower politics amid the public debate on non Soviet nation backing.
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Milwaukee Journal
South Dakota
Congressman Mundt
United Nations
Notes on Wisconsin Politics
John Wyngaard surveys Wisconsin politics noting Republican campaign financiers are scarce due to broad primary activity and GOP national fund-raising pressure. Democrats are nearly penniless. state and federal relations are informal. ticket geography favors Republicans but may not influence voters. Rumors of Kohler’s presidential elector bid, Panzer’s possible independence, Belmont restoration plans, and potential excise tax changes loom as revenue debates shape next year’s legislature.
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Madison
Wis
National Committee
GOP
Wisconsin
Republican Voluntary Committee
Democratic
Washington
Milwaukee
Belmont
Southhwestern
Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia
U. S. Congress
Sen. Wiley
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Publishing Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff including W. T. Burgess publisher and editors R. L. Bangsberg J. E. Lienlokken Alfred W. Rice and others. It notes publication schedule daily with Sunday editions and complex mailing and home delivery rates for La Crosse Wisconsin and surrounding zones.
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la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Associated Press
Tribune
Carrier Boy Mail
Milwaukee Association Tour Runs Special Milwaukee Train
The Milwaukee Road operates a four car special from Milwaukee at 9 a.m. on October 26 to Milton Junction arriving 10 45 a m Madison by 3 20 p m October 26. It departs Madison October 27 8 15 a m to La Crosse 11 25 a m then Beaver Dam 5 15 p m. Beaver Dam 9 p m to Milwaukee 10 45 p m. David Howe handles travel arrangements.
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Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Milwaukee
Milton Junction
Madison
la Crosse
Beaver Dam
David Howe
Berlin Airlift C 34 Crashes Near Frankfurt
A four engine C-34 Berlin airlift plane crashed today near Frankfurt Neu-Isenburg killing its three American crew. The plane on its way back from Berlin collapsed after explosion scattering wreckage over hundreds of yards. This raises American fatalities to 13 in the Berlin airlift. Officials offered no immediate explanation and noted no prior trouble reported to Rhine Main control.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Berlin
Neu-Isenburg
Rhine- Main
Leftover Macaroni Casserole with Spiced Tomatoes and Beans
A simple dish uses leftover macaroni with cold diced meat and a cheese sauce baked into a casserole. Serve topped with grated cheese alongside scalloped tomatoes and tender crisp snap beans for a complete meal.
Deaths Saturday Dodge 68 publisher of Sacrament o Union
Dodge 68 longtime publisher of the Sacramento California Union and former president and general manager of the central states group of the Scripps Howard newspapers died Saturday. He led the Sacramento paper and held a prominent role in the Scripps Howard chain.
Deaths Sunday in Chicago Pittsburgh and New York noted
Archdiocese leader Archbishop Francis J. L. Beckman 72 former head of the Dubuque Sa archdiocese born in Cincinnati Ohio is listed. David Garrett Kerr retired U S Steel vice president and one of Andrew Carnegie's original junior partners. Royal Cortissor 79 noted as author and art critic in New York.
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Francis J. L. Beckman
Dubuque Sa
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
David Garrett Kerr
U. S. Steel Corp
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Royal Cortissor
Should Congress Be Televised on Public Networks
James Marlow reflects on whether Congress should be shown on television arguing for televised proceedings. He notes few sets exist now and discusses education, accountability, and potential funding by government or networks as a future possibility.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Congressional Record
Various Local Social Notes and Past Military News
Tribune items reflect ten year, thirty year, and forty year ago notes with house guests in St Paul travel to Memphis and California, teachers attending a convention in Wisconsin, regional political club chair appointments, and military assignments including a Panama canal utilities leader and army commission for a doctor.
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St. Paul
Ole Elbertson
O. W. Brataas
Main Street
Memphis
Tenn
California
A. E. Blacshire
North Sixth Street
A. H. Schubert
South 22Nd Street
Biloxi
Miss
National Council of Catholic
Clara Nelson
Loomis Street
Miles City
Mont
Bowman
N. D
Western Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
John M. Blair
Hoover- Curtis Club
la Crosse
James Saltz
Alex Natenshon
William Walker
Republican
W. J. Ferris
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
R. D. Jamieson
Henke, Mast and Jamieson
Army
California sets record well depth in 1946
A record drilling depth of 16,668 feet was reached in California during 1946, marking a milestone in underground exploration. The achievement highlighted advances in oil and gas extraction techniques and the growing scale of American drilling projects.
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California
DeWitt MacKenzie Sees Israel Here to Stay in Palestine Talks
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the Jewish homeland in Palestine is a “vibrant reality” that the United Nations must safeguard. He notes Israel seeks Negev access, the UN should establish borders for Israel and a new Arab state, and guarantees for peace. The Negev's resources and population are described, with Israel’s perseverance and negotiations framed as essential.
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Palestine
United Nations
Israel
Ralph Bunche
Peace Organization
Negev
Trans-Jordan
Olice Bernadotte
Germany
Holy Land
Jewish Agency
Dead Sea
UN Assembly
Veteran Letter Supports Cautious Bonus View
A World War II veteran writes to oppose Wisconsin sales tax and urges a cautious GI bill bonus. He argues veterans deserve stronger benefits like insurance and pensions, warns against short term payments, and supports a majority view only if a fair plan emerges. ANOTHER GI JOE.
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Tribune
Wisconsin
America
Reuther argues against rehabilitation of old powers in Europe
Victor G. Reuther warns against US policy restoring Nazi era industrial power in Germany and favors firm support for democratic union leaders. He links Dewey’s rise to isolationist allies and criticizes bipartisan policy harming Europe and civil rights at home. Also notes canned soup recipe tip and Mexican opium farm airstrikes.
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la Crosse
Germany
Western
Europe
Dewey
Senator Brooks
Illinois
The
Chicago Tribune
America
Joe Grundy
Grundy
Congress
Victor G. Reuther
Uaw-Cio
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