Economy climbs to top production in present quarter
Reported projections from Associated Press correspondents show the economy may hit a peak production figure in the current 1958 quarter. Unemployment is expected to fall in October, potentially matching the large drop seen last month as officials meet with the Business Advisory Council in Hot Springs.
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Associated Press
Weeks
Business Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Hot Springs
Congress
Lawrence
Republican Party
Hopeful Signs In Lebanon Point To Internal Peace
After five months of turmoil, Lebanon shows tentative hope for calm as Rashid Karami reshapes a balanced cabinet. Beiruts streets reopen and sectarian violence eases while leaders seek lasting peace in a divided country. President Chehab faces the test of sustaining this fragile pause.
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Lebanon
Chamoun
Fuad Chehab
Rashid Karami
Karami
Erates
Beirut
Middle East
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Women Present Ideas On Housing At Builders Conference
Frederick C. Othman reports 100 women from 32 states attending a Housing Conference at the National Association of Home Builders headquarters, offering proposals from two ended garages to expanded storage, guest rooms, and mud rooms as they critique current homes. A standout delegate admits she joined for the ride rather than submitting a home essay.
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National Association of Home Builders
Donald C. Collyer
Tonawanda
N.Y
Washington
Home Builders At Home
United Feature Sandicate, Inc
Republican Party
Congress
White House
Abandon Ship Death of the U S S Indianapolis
Review of Richard F. Newcomb Abandon Ship detailing the 1945 sinking of the U S S Indianapolis by I 58 with 800 dead from 1 196 crew 15 survivors. Highlights navigational neglect, delays in rescue, and postwar Navy scapegoating versus the author’s investigative rigor.
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U.S.S. Indianapolis
Richard F. Newcomb
Holt
Indianapolis
Hiroshima
Guam
Leyte
Newcomb
Review of the News in Years Past 1938 Highlights
A retrospective listing events from 1938 including Canton fall to Japs, Dorothy Hale’s death, Chiang Kai-Shek near Hankow, Nazi persecution denounced by Pope Pius, roving political misdeeds in WPA circles, notable Wisconsin notices, and notable figures like Janet Bowe and James H. Brevik. It surveys varied items from crashes in New York to court actions, public figures, and cultural figures intertwined with regional mentions.
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Canton
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankow
Dorothy Hale
New York
Hampshire House
Central Park
Gardiner Hale
Chicago
California
Albuquerque
N.M
Pope Pius
Germany
Austria
Judas
Julian
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Green Bay
la Crosse
Congress
White House
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Emotional and Economic Factors Shape Voter Mood in Elections
David Lawrence notes that while economic recessions influence voters, emotional issues often carry more weight. He cites past presidents and wars where fear or pride swayed support, and mentions current debates over responsibility for war decisions and wartime posture affecting Republican and Democratic fortunes.
Cities Ask Enabling Acts To Raise More Money
Wisconsin lawmakers and municipal officials pressed for enabling legislation to let cities and villages raise revenues through motor vehicle fees and utility gross receipts. They argue these tools would help stabilize property taxes though a broad sales tax remains the broader solution, with debate reflecting state and local fiscal strain amid the recession.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
League of Wisconsin
Wyngaard
League
Histoplasmosis Disease Found in Wisconsin Construction Case
A Wisconsin outbreak links histoplasmosis to a housing site where 19 workers contracted the illness after digging and pipe work near a water main. The fungus was isolated from soil around the foundation, with broader spread noted in Minnesota households and along the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Treatment remains limited but prognosis is hopeful.
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Wisconsin
Questions and Answers From The Information Bureau Quiz Book
A reader asks about bird feather colors produced by structure rather than pigment and why clink became slang for prison. The column explains the Rhineland World War II casualty figures and notes the Modern Quiz Book offering with quizzes and price details.
Thanks to Mr Phillips for Bolshoi Ballet at Hollywood Theater
Reader letter praises Mr Phillips of the Hollywood Theater in La Crosse for bringing the Bolshoi Ballet to town. The writer calls the evening magnificent, noting exquisite music, dancing, costumes, and emotional portrayal. Hopes for future world productions and success for the theater.
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Tribune
Phillips
Hollywood Theater
la Crosse
Portraits James Metcalfe Good Thoughts
Poem-style prose extols good thoughts as mental and physical health giving hope, courage, and happiness. It links positive thinking to flourishing friendships, spiritual grace, and lasting life, attributing the piece to 1958 Field Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
La Crosse Tribune Rate Card Details and Contact Info
The La Crosse Tribune lists delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area readers including Onalaska and La Crescent. Rates shown include one year 12 dollars, six months 6.50, three months 3.50, and one month 1.50 with regional and distant options and advance payment terms.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Case Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Newspaper
Associated Press
Reenter Eens
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Carrier Bay
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Chagrin Falls
Ohio
H. G. Rogers
Navy
Navy Brass
Joseph K. Kidder
James H. Brevik
Wisconsin Automotive Trades Assn
Wausau
Samuel H. Roth
Neenah
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
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Olaf Hoff
Robert Johns
Jaces
Clifford Lee
Notclare
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Chicken Tavern
Mormon Coulee
Happy Hollow Farm
Bluff Siding
Smith
Schmedeman
Hoover
Kohler
John J. Blaine
Jim Reed
Missouri
al Smith
Harry Taggart
William P. Roellig
Harry D. Newburg
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Self
America
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Weimer
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Windy City
Chicago Civic Opera
William Stephan
Peru
South America
U.S. Army
Camp Shelby
John Stephan
Mormon Coulee Road
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Belgium
France
John M. Holley
Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip
First Baptist Church
Ray S. Reid
Minnesota
L. J. Killian
Racine Boat Co
W. V. Kidder
Munz
Security Bank
Mary Austin
Ellis Usher
Milwaukee
Mississippi Channel
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St. Paul
David Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
John Wyngaard
Knowland
Dwin P. Jordan
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St. N.W
Washington, D.C
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London
New York State
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W.P. A
Rhineland
Washington, D. C
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T. Burgess
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