Nixon Seeks GOP Strength in Midwest Speeches
Vice President Richard Nixon, speaking in Wisconsin Nebraska Minnesota and South Dakota, claims a surge in Republican support over ten days. He argues for growth via private enterprise and a strong patient foreign policy while framing the party’s midterm push and 1960 presidential bid.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Brussels World Fair Triumph Highlights Belgian Effort
The Brussels World Fair drew 42 million visitors over six months with wide international participation. The United States contributed a standout Edward Stone designed building that drew acclaim, while about 30 million saw the U.S. exhibit. The Belgian government plans to preserve the American structure to honor Belgian American ties.
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Brussels
U.S
America
U S Population Growth Surges Amid War Era Boom
The United States population has doubled since the century began and surpassed 175 million, driven by war births and prosperity. Experts had projected 145 to 170 million by 1980, but actual growth continues, reshaping business, housing, and food demand as families expand.
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United States
Nelson challenges Wisconsin conservation setup in gubernatorial bid
In a critical look at state services under Republicans, Gaylord Nelson questions Wisconsin Conservation Administration. He accuses current commissioners of weaknesses and argues for reform while aligning with broader calls for executive control. abolition of the commission under his plan remains unlikely.
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Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Conservation Administration
Wisconsin
Nelson
Conservation Administration
Fall Styles Review of News in Years Past 1938
Polish Jews sent home by Nazis and Japanese warnings to France over arms to China cited. Mention of “Jimmy,” son of the President as part of headlines. Brief roundup reflects prewar tensions and diplomatic strains.
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France
Jimmy
Quiz Answers and Historic Moments From The La Crosse Tribune
A compilation of trivia Qs and As from the Tribune Information Bureau with topics on animal hibernation strangeness, Auguste Piccard’s stratosphere ascent, Carleton Papers given to Queen Elizabeth II, undersea cable routes, and a Hollywood Roosevelt preview list plus local 1928 reminders.
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U.S
T.S. A
America
YWCA
John F. Doherty
Portraits James Metcalfe at Loretta Club meet
Portraits James Metcalfe are highlighted at a Loretta Club gathering on Indians of Wisconsin as the Catholic Women’s League discusses events. A widening effort to remove hazards to the wagon bridge is reported. Eau Claire defeats La Crosse high school 44 to 19.
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Pathways to Spiritual Power offered by La Crosse Tribune bureau
A compact priced promotional book lists over 130 quotations in poetry and prose under the title Pathways to Spiritual Power. The pocket sized volume sells for 50 cents with 5 cents postage, available via coupon from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington D C.
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Broadway risked bets on empty shows catchiness
Producers sometimes gamble on Broadway lacking a ready show turning to concept or star power to attract investors and audiences, testing ideas before mounting a full production.
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Broadway
Doctor Answers Reader Questions On Medical Ailments
The doctor discusses Mittelschmerz common lower abdominal pain during mid period, harmless xanthomas, underarm sweating with deodorants, coughing mucus with possible blood, and hereditary overlapping toes with possible amputation. He advises evaluation for blood in mucus, and suggests family heredity tracing for toe deformities if surgery is considered.
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Strauss Appointment Sparks Debate Over Religion in Cabinet
Lewis S. Strauss, a West Virginia born, Richmond raised Catholic? No Jewish, is named secretary of commerce. The appointment, while not political, prompts talk about religious representation in the Cabinet and Supreme Court, with Strauss as the first Jewish member in more than a decade.
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Truman
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Progress in many directions mocks 1901 Olds and gas lamps
Frederick Othman notes a Miami Florida plant producing a 1901 style Oldsmobile with a tiller and no glass, plus gas street lamps powered by a selenium cell. He jokes about the era clash, new production lines, and gas lights changing urban life while cautioning that progress often hurts.
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Four World History Volumes Reviewed in Literary Guidepost
The University of Michigan Press four volume set The Countries of Decision covers Latin America Russia and the Soviet Union The Near East The Far East with about 2000 pages and aimed at practical timely history. Editors Allan Nevins Howard Ehrmann Warren Bartlett Walsh William Yale Nathaniel Peffer James Fred Rippy provide readable analyses and balanced debates on topics from Stalin to the Aswan Dam and recognition of Communist China.
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Soviet Union
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Near East
William Yale
Far East
Nathaniel Peffer
Latin America
James Fred Rippy
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France
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Price seven cents see La Crosse Tribune notice
Publication information for The La Crosse Tribune includes rates and mailing details. It lists pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions within various radii from La Crosse. The notice references Associated Press use and general advertising representatives.
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