Soviet veto could hamper UN unity if Koreans falter
UN diplomats say a Soviet veto cannot stop the war effort against North Korea now but could block the Security Council if a new Communist outbreak occurs elsewhere. Malik returns to press a two point peace plan for Korea while Western nations seek unity and a prompt move to collective action if needed. Ambassador Chang accuses North Korea of Russian orchestration and funding. The council has struggled to decide on inviting a Republic of Korea representative amid the ongoing Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Carpenter Lake
United Nations
Security Council
Jakob A. Malik
Korea
United States
Malik
Puppeteer
John M. Chang
Republic of Korea
North Korea
Asia
Council
Hickenlooper credits left-leaning State Department in favor of Russia
Senator Hickenlooper said many in the State Department favor Russia's ambitions and have influenced U S foreign policy for years. He did not name individuals and stressed he does not call them Communists, but he views them as far left. The remarks came during a visit to CLEAR LAKE for Governor's Days observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Hickenlooper
State Department
Russia
McCarthy
R-Wis
Korea Bound Woman Doctor City Trained
The father of the first woman doctor to join the Navy expresses pride as Lieut. Cmdr. Bernice Walters sails on the hospital ship Consolation toward Korea. Walters, whose husband Herbert Walters was killed in a spring aircraft carrier accident, completed internship and career training at St. Francis Vital La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Korea
Bernice Walters
Consolation
Murray L. Rosenthal
St. Francis Vital
la Crosse
Wis
Chest Clinic Planned for Aug 22 at Vocational School
County Nurse-Hanson announced a fluoroscopic chest clinic scheduled for Tuesday August 22 in room 224 at the Vocational school. Rural area teachers are urged to make reservations and may call her office for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Lie Test Inconclusive In Kondos Death Probe
Chicago police said a second polygraph on Lydia Pyka regarding the shooting deaths of her father and stepmother was inconclusive. Pyka, 23, detained without charge, will face further questioning. The bodies of Andrew Kondos and Caroline Kondos were found in their disorderly apartment after she and her husband William Jr reported them missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lydia Pyka
James McMahon
Homicide Bureau
Pyka
Caroline
La Crosse Coed At UW Serves On Forum Group
Nancy Walters of La Crosse is serving on the forum committee of the Wisconsin Memorial Union at the University of Wisconsin. The UW student will help plan programs for campus discussions and speeches next year featuring campus topics and nationally known speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Madison
Wis
Nancy Walters
Everett L. Walters
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Memorial Union
Race Riot Flares at Negro Swimming Party in Virginia
At Colonial Beach Virginia a quiet Negro swimming party erupted into a violent anti Negro demonstration. About 500 whites attacked 15 Negroes on the beach stoning cars and roughing a white newspaperman. One white youth was stabbed and an Negro was arrested during about half an hour of chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Beach
Itnesses
Money-Making Car Mystery Near Gillespie Illinois
Michael F. Majercik of Perth Amboy New Jersey found a bank book wedged in a car engine wiring and a wallet with 65 in currency and 2125 in uncashed checks in the oil pan. He traced the items to Paul Brown a Springfield service station operator and returned the property on his return trip to New Jersey.
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Gillespie
Ill
Michael F. Majercik
Perth Amboy
N. J
Majercik
Paul Brown
Springfield
Brown
New Jersey
Local Soldier Injured in Jeep Accident in Japan
Mrs Ruth Fritz reports that her son Alvin Fritz 18 was injured in a jeep accident in Japan and is hospitalized at Osaka. He enlisted January 1949 and left for overseas April 28 1949 heading to Korea with the two infantry division reconnaissance company. Details of injuries unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Fritz
Badger Ae
Alvin Fritz
Japan
Osaka
Korea
Fritz
Establish Plant to Process Citrus in Famagusta Cyprus
Citrus growers plan a fruit juice plant at Famagusta Cyprus to boost local production and export potential. The project aims to create jobs and expand agricultural processing in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famagusta
Cyprus
Regional civil defense plan stresses mass mobilization of all resources
The plan envisions a regional command center coordinating facility shares across states. Fire and medical units would shift to disaster sites in a staged, city-wide defense similar to New York City operations. Hospitals and blood supply must be preorganized with mass training and faster shelter readiness amid a national master plan due Sept 1 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Civil Defense
4 Ee
Hiroshima
Red Cross
Couriery
New York Herald- Tridene, Inc
Two Mule Mares Foal on South African Farm Claim
On W Callender Easley’s farm in South Africa two mule mares reportedly bred with a donkey jack, a claim he says could be a world record. The rarity of mules producing offspring is noted as unusual in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Callender Easley
Defer Inquest In Road Death Near New Lisbon
Inquest into the death of hitchhiker Carl Anderson 43 near New Lisbon was adjourned to 2 p m Tuesday. Anderson traveling from Florida to St Paul to visit sister Eleanor Anderson died when a car swerved in fog and struck him, officers not held after coroners inquest. three car occupants Lieut E C Danz Capt R E Doland Capt E R Flickinger testified foggy conditions and Danz swerved left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lisbon
Wis
Here
Carl Anderson
St. Paul
Minn
Eleanor Anderson
Juneau County
Florida
Anderson
E. C. Danz
Oak Park
R. E. Doland
Chicago
E. R. Flickinger
Berwyn
Ill
Danz
Big Deer Kill In 82 Sold To La Crosse Firm
Bayfield County resident Tom McClaine and two companions killed about 50 deer near Cable in fall 1882 and sold most to the American Express Co. at Milwaukee and La Crosse. He noted winds leveled pines and good hunting grounds with few hunters then. In 1890 hunting peaked in the Namekagon Ghost Lake area with only 17 hunters known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McClaine
Bayfield County
Cable
American Express Co
Milwaukee
la Crosse
McClaine
Namekagon
Ghost Lake
Close Pool Mondays For Rest Of Summer
The city recreation department announces the municipal pool will close every Monday for the rest of the summer to ease administration and reduce costs. No one will be admitted and all staff including guards attendants and cashiers will be off Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allersonnel
Wesley Church Shifts Sunday Service to 10:45 A.M.
Wesley Methodist church will hold services Sunday at 10 45 a m instead of 9 a m as announced Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Church
Wesley Methodist Church
Lepchas showcased at Kalimpong exhibition
Lepcha visitors from across India attended the Kalimpong exhibition to view the community's handicrafts. Stalls displayed ornaments, utensils, Lepcha weaving, and paper making from daphne. A bamboo model house stood on stone-supported stilts, and a stall showed poison-tipped arrows, fish traps, nets woven from nettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Kalimpong
Iran Adopts WHO Malaria Control Tactics
Iran turns to the World Health Organization for malaria control methods. The effort aims to strengthen prevention, diagnosis, and treatment across affected regions with international guidelines guiding national programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
The
World Health Organization
CIO Labor News Highlights Inter State Fair and Contests
Schedule shows CIO and UAW meetings in La Crosse with exhibits at the Inter State Fair and Pioneer Labor Hall. Amateur contest prelims run Wednesday to Friday with finals Saturday. prizes total $50, $25, and more. Auto-Lite negotiations in Toledo push toward a contract amid wage and benefit disputes. potential pickets at La Crosse plant if no agreement by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loca
UAW
CIO
la Crosse
Pioneer Labor Hall Association
Veere m
la Crosse Industrial Union Council
CI Council
Doerflinger’s
Sears
Montgomery Ward
Penney’s
Crescent and Co
Anderson Tire and Battery
Barron’s
S and H Sport Shop
la Crosse County Consumer’s Cooperative
Boerner’s Drug Store
Howard’s Clothing Co
Jordan’s
Toledo
Corporation
Archie Rogers
Navy Tanker Unloads Fuel At Formosa Port
The U S navy tanker Cimarron arrived at Keelung under escort with a full load of fuel for planes guarding against a Communist invasion of Formosa. Gen MacArthur said fuel would go to both American and Nationalist air forces. Six American jet fighters arrived earlier as the cruiser Juneau joined and guards watched from two destroyers. Unloading supported expansion of airfields for US warplanes on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Formosan
Keelung
MacArthur
Juneau
Obituary: Charles M. O'Day former town chairman dies
Charles M. O'Day, 67, of Clearfield Wisconsin, died Saturday after long illness. He served as town chairman for many years and resigned in July this year. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs. Arnold Babcock of Mauston. Funeral arrangements are pending at Wahl funeral home.
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New Lisbon
Wiscee
Charles M. O'Day
Clearfield
Arnold
Miriam) Babcock
Mauston
Wahl Funeral Home
Daily Records Fires La Crosse Details
Aug 4 9 44 pm No 1 on to Fourth and Main streets incident in motor of La Crosse Transit Co bus causing slight damage Aug 5 12 08 am No engine to 2127 Madison Street overheated oil burner Richard Vance wave and
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la Crosse
Fourth
Main Streets
la Crosse Transit Co
Madison Street
Richard Vance
Local Classifieds and Services Notice Board
Old newspaper classifieds list services from furniture repair to auto radiators and sewing machine sales. Personal ads seek housekeepers companions and help with home chores while merchants offer Christmas card sales and shop services in a midcentury urban area.
Local firm seeks young man for office career
Attractive opening for a young man interested in office work. Experience in order review and correspondence desirable. Requires training in mathematics and spelling to read and write. technically inclined. Send complete information in first letter detailing interests education and experience. Personal interviews will be arranged. All replies held in confidence.
La Crosse Tribune personnel and rate information
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial and advertising staff including W T Burgess editor Gerald Moriarity state editor Alfred Rice city editor and Keefe circulation manager. It notes home delivery rates 35 cents weekly and mail subscriptions in second zones with yearly and half year options and advance payment requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
4Th
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Merchants Supply Co seeks reps for La Crosse retailers
Advertising a field sales opportunity, Merchants Supply Co invites applicants to sell general merchandise to independent retailers in the La Crosse area. Must have a good sedan to transport samples, willingness to work hard, and build both present and new accounts. Liberal commissions and weekend home time offered. Write to Dubuque office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Merchants Supply Co
6Th
Iowa
Dubuque
Young man wanted for office and computational work at local plant
Industrial concern seeks an intelligent young man for office work with mathematical and computa tional ability. Background in office machine operation preferred. Provide age education and experience. Replies confidential. Also advertising for a man with mechanical ability to learn rebuilding automobile starters generators transmissions and radiators.
Ambitious workers sought in broad ad placements
Multiple old ads seek individuals for high paying roles across accounting engineering sales and admin positions with flexible full or part time options. Includes furniture and garment distribution, nursery and landscaping services, janitorial supply, match sales, and driving or warehouse work with commission or steady income prospects.
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Whdh
National Employment Institute
Michigan
Patrick-Duluth
Patrick Duluth
Dept. P. Duluth
Minnellie
Liberal Commission
Geneva
N.Y
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Vanant Products, Inc
Tomoh, Wis
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South Korea
Big Deer Kill
Eleanor Angellotti
Ceylon
Syed Mohamed
CIO Labor News
Navy
Charles O’day
Hellwig
Morris
Colin Purse Omi
Lutheran Hospital
Coulee
Kelvinator
Alaska Howe
Tribune
Wetmore & Sugden
Monroe
Dept
Rochester
N. Y
Ted
Silver Swan Studios
Fifth Ave
America
Peerless Greetings
Highland Park
Cermak
Wallace Brown
Wells
R. C. Cheney CO
4Th and
Cass St
Ray Advertising
Eee
State Bank
Tillman Bros
Badger Auto
Pearl
Amer
Society
KING
Modern Exterminator Co
Main
Condit St
Sparta
South
D Street
Sunshine Gardens
Home Service
Duracleaner
Tom
E. L. Kioss
Jackson
la Crosse Woolen Mills & Mattress Co
George
la Crosse Landscape Service
Dial
Yanzer Sanitarium
North
Newburg
EWING
Devic Tailor Shop
Barron's
Junior
Midwest Card
Washington
St. Louis
DeLaixe Greetings
Minneapolis
Elmcraft, Dept
Western Ave
Illinois
South 22Nd
Cady
Diai
Trempealeau
Vernon
Houston
Will Gare
J Hart
Elgin Hotel
John Seflow
Auto Service
Carburetor & Electric CO
JAY
Wort
South 2Nd
la Crosse Tribune
Max
3. T. Casey
Brulin & Company
Columbia Avenue
Indianas
Indiana
ADV
Big Daily Commission
Greenwood
Kemper-Thames Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tribune - Drivers
Checker Cab Co
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
International
Kayser Motors
C. J. Pingcole
Kayser’s
Washington Ave
Madison, Wis
W.lad
South 6Th St
Cameron
North 3Rd
Mobile
Overland
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