Aviation expansions push growth at municipal airports nationwide
Across the United States airports expand facilities to handle growing traffic and larger aircraft. Miami plans a 3 million dollar terminal hotel complex. Salt Lake and Cleveland announce multi hundred thousand to multi million upgrades. New York area expands Teterboro and related ports.
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Salt Lake Municipal Airport
Portland
Oregon
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Richmond
Denver
Cleveland
Toledo
Port of New York Authority
Teterboro
New Jersey
New York
Six Good Years Forecast by Agriculture Economists
An unofficial report by agriculture department economists outlines six promising years ahead for Americans with living standards above the 1935-39 average even in a recession. It cautions that the forecast rests on peace and stable prices, examining mild and severe adjustment scenarios and noting wage and price rigidities.
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Department of Agriculture
Time To Change Nominating System In 1944
A column argues the United States should reform how presidential and vice presidential candidates are chosen. It criticizes Truman for a harsh campaign style and notes support for drafting Eisenhower. The piece contrasts temperate Dewey with the accusations in Truman’s side and urges reform of the nomination process.
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Washington
America
Asee
Henry Wallace
Acetone
Truman
Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Judge Parker
Woodrow Wilson
James M. Cox
John W. Davis
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roose
Harry S. Truman
White House
Germany
Wendell Willkie
United States
Hitler
Dewey
Messrs
Barkley
Ikley
Rock County Board Hurdles Public Access On Proceedings
The Rock county board faces criticism for not publishing its proceedings in a widely circulated newspaper. A long critique argues the law requires public access to board actions, with digests insufficient and often unread by most residents. It urges comprehensive posting of committee and full board actions and warns the public can influence via the newspaper’s Voice of the People column.
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Rock County
Janesville
Rock Hee Y
Wisconsin
UN panel rejects Soviet call to end death penalty
In Paris the United Nations committee drafting a universal Bill of Rights rejected a Soviet proposal to abolish the death penalty in times of unrest. The Soviet line was condemned as a hollow gesture by a regime that sentences dissidents to hard labor, with five to fifteen executions noted as possible penalties.
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NEW York Times
Paris
United Nations Committee
Sales Tax Talk In Wisconsin Grows Amid Spending Pressures
Madison observers note rising and evolving sales tax discussion as state leaders brace for large welfare costs. Skepticism fades among farmers and lawmakers as land taxes and local aid burdens push consideration of a state levy. A soldiers bonus referendum next Tuesday links to tax questions and tests voter opposition to sales taxation.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Sen
R. M. Schlabach
la Crosse
Milo K. Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Swanton
Mer
Swantons
League
Tribune Recaps Past Local Political and Social Notes
Ten years ago William F. Miller of West Salem was named Republican nominee for the second La Crosse County assembly seat. Ten years ago a New Elm Grove school dedication drew crowds. Twenty years ago Miss Louise Stritt and Charles Morey announced their marriage in New York. A golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Herrington was celebrated in La Crosse. Thirty years ago Otto Bosshard was sent to Texas to secure Wisconsin soldier votes. Thirty years ago Dr. Fred W. Maroney became state superintendent of physical education in New Jersey. County taxes for 1928 totaled $77 644.84, up from $74 000 the prior year. Forty years ago Main to 23rd street streetcar service extended to the Catholic cemetery. The Crosse Hat Works installed new equipment for hat Esterling.
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William F. Miller
West Salem
Republican Party
la Crosse County
New Elm Grove
Shelby
Louise Stritt
William Stritt
la Crosse
Charles V
Merlin Hull
Waco
Tex
Wisconsin
Fred W. Maroney
Normal School
New Jersey
Crosse County
Crosse Hat Works
Soviet paper predicts Dewey victory in U S election
Berlin dispatch notes Tunegliche Rundschau column calls Dewey reactionary and Wall Street representative, but asserts he will win against Truman next Tuesday. The article frames Truman’s chances as doomed and favors the Republican nominee.
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Berlin
Truman
Tunegliche Rundschau
Thomas E. Dewey
Wallstreet
Wisconsin Beekeepers Elect New President at Convention
Robert Knutson of Ladysmith was elected president of the Wisconsin Beekeepers Association at the convention held yesterday in Fond du Lac. Lawrence Figge also featured among the results.
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Fond DU Lac
Robert Knutson
Ladysmith
Wisconsin Bee Keepers Association
Lawrence Figge
Eee
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Rates
Publication details for the La Crosse Tribune including editor staff, offices at 4th and Cass in La Crosse Wisconsin, and postal classification. Circulation contact options and home delivery and mail subscription rates are listed with pricing and payment terms.
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la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
DP Import Plan Faces Jewish Displaced Persons Hurdles
James Marlow outlines the 813 arriving tomorrow and the 205,000 DPRs allowed by mid-1950, detailing origins of the 750,000 in Europe, the quota system, and a U S DP commission chief noting that the new law could bar most Jewish displaced persons who were in Germany Austria or Italy before December 22 1945.
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Washington
Europe
Congress
France
Holland
Belgium
England
Norway
Australia
Latin America
United States
U. S
Baltic States
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
Russia
Poland
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Germany
Austria
Ugo Carusi
DP Commission
Carusi
Italy
Bodega Group Favors Union at Lunch Club Election
The Bodega Lunch Club election at the courthouse Wednesday resulted in 47 votes for the all union shop clause and 17 against. Eligible voters totaled 76, with 64 ballots cast. E A Conforto of Milwaukee represented management and Hall represented the International Bartenders Union in negotiations.
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Bodega Lunch Club
Court House
Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union Local No
All Union Shop
E. A. Conforto
Milwaukee
Restaurant Association
Management
Hall
International Bartenders Union
Unreported Crash Hospitalizes Sparta Man
In Sparta Wisconsin a man identified as Armstrong was hospitalized after an auto accident Wednesday night. He was not driving and the crash prompted injuries including a severely cut ear and scalp lacerations with possible internal damage.
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Sparta
Wis
Armstrong
See Babies Cry
London reports new aid measures for mothers and infants as part of social support reforms. Officials outline funding, eligibility, and expected impact on family welfare in the coming months.
Britain and colonies seek closer ties as empire reshapes
British officials say Soviet pressure strengthens imperial links as a nine nation Commonwealth conference promotes unity in foreign policy defense and economics. India and Eire ponder constitutional changes while South Africa balances reform and anti communism amid imperial modernization and native representation efforts.
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London
Britain
Russia
Moscow
Commonwealth
India
South Africa
Ins
Soviet Union
Burma
Jawaharlal Nehru
Indian Constituent Assembly
Eire
Irish Republic
John A. Costello
Pakistan
Ceylon
Poa
War Association
D. F. Malan
Malan
Empire
Herbert Morrison
The Se Cre of fact and postal age limits explained
Questions answered by the Information Bureau cover a lost costume of fact for readers. Topics include a Tokyo dispatch about Yamamoto and a note on denim from Nim. plus postmaster age limits by class and salary benchmarks.
How long to clear alcohol from the body
A man of average size can eliminate 8 to 9 ounces or in exceptional circumstances as much as 12 ounces of alcohol in 24 hours by oxidation and metabolism.
India’s Hockey Championship title count and history
The passage notes India’s four straight Olympic hockey titles with wins in 1928 Amsterdam 1932 Los Angeles and 1936 Berlin. It also covers horse dentition and Governor Dewey’s 1947 universal military training stance.
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India
Amsterdam
Los Angeles
Ber
Dewey
C. A
American Legion
New York City
National Service Life Insurance Beneficiary Rules
The National Service Life Insurance pays only to the named beneficiary or beneficiaries. The insured may designate contingent beneficiaries to receive proceeds if the primary beneficiary dies or is not alive. If no beneficiary is living, proceeds go to the insured's estate.
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National Service Life Insurance
C. M. C. A. National Secis Life Insurance
Townsend Plan founder Dr Townsend jailed for contempt in 1937
Dr Francis Townsend was sentenced in March 1937 to 30 days for contempt of the House of Representatives. The conviction was upheld by the appeals court, then referred to review by the canepeye court, before President Roosevelt extended a pardon.
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Townsend
Francis Townsend
House of Representatives
Court of Appeals
Canepeye Court
Ressdcett
Dr. Townsend
Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas
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La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Note
The fragment notes an information bureau address in Washington D C and mentions Aycare or a dictionary copy, indicating a cataloging or reference note rather than a full article. The readable line preserves the bureau contact details and a vague reference to a dictionary copy.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington
D. C
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E. L. Burgess
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Luther Wilkins
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