Enduring UN Tug of War Over Peace Maker Roles in Korea
The piece argues Russia’s return to the UN Security Council aims to portray itself as a peace maker in Korea while deflecting blame onto the United States. It criticizes Malik’s tactics to seating Red China and warns that true peace requires recognizing Russia as the aggressor. The article cites Biblical reference to underscore its stance.
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Russia
United Nations
Jacob Malik
UN Security Council
Malik
China
Red China
Korea
United States
Soviet Union
Asia
India
Britain Moves to Tighten Defenses Amid Growing Tensions
In a wake of renewed fears, Anthony Eden and Emanuel Shinwell urge prompt heavy rearmament. They warn that time is not on Europe’s side and stress the need to avoid being unprepared should conflict arise. Conservatives and Labour echo the lessons from 1939.
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Hitler
Anthony Eden
Russia
Ain
New Laws to Combat Reds Sought by Congress and President
President Truman backs bills to require registration of individuals educated by foreign governments or parties in espionage or subversive tactics. Senators Mundt Ferguson and Representative Nixon sponsor the measure amid debate. Critics warn it could curb First Amendment rights while supporters say it targets foreign influence and espionage.
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Washington
Truman
Mundt
South Dakota
Ferguson
Michigan
Nixon
California
Lawrence
Mes Bagge
Mr. Truman
Congress
America
Wisconsin League indicts state tax shift harming local governments
The League of Wisconsin Municipalities blames the state for weakening property tax bases by shifting costs to cities counties and towns. It argues state leaders use subterfuge to hide taxes while local units bear heavier burdens through local taxation and in lieu taxes. It notes state charges for care in state institutions and subsidizes via revenues not fully returned to municipalities. A high school aid bill financed from earmarked income taxes is cited as covert funding. A final line notes a decline in hitchhiking, possible joke.
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Mr. Hoover
Russia
Communist Party
Moscow
Congress
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
League
Wyngaard
County Court House
Truman’s tough Korea warning and military tank race
The piece recalls Truman telling UN chief Trygve Lie that the United States seeks peace not appeasement, foreshadowing pressure on Stalin one month before the Korean invasion. It notes Steelman replacing Symington as national controls coordinator and details tank development delays and classifications for U.S. forces versus Soviet designs.
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Washington
Joe Stalin
Truman
Korea
Trygve Lie
U. N
Moscow
Lie
China
United Nations
Stalin
United States
Stuart Symington
National Securities Resources Board
John R. Steelman
New Anti Communist Laws Proposed By President Truman
President Truman urged Congress to pass four anti Communist laws to punish spies extend peacetime espionage charges register foreign agents curb sabotage and monitor deportable aliens The House has passed related measures while Senate action remains pending and a separate bill covers the deportation watch provision.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Rep. Bryson
D-Sc
House
Senate
Mr. Truman
Rep
Hobbs
D-Ala
Dittman Heads To National Eagles Convention
From the files of ten years ago C A Dittman en route to Chicago for the Fraternal Order of Eagles national convention while Alice Meyer of Moraine Coulee is named La Crosse county dairy queen. War department engineer Wilburr Willing says a dam project at Genoa won t damage La Crosse.
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C. A. Dittman
California
Chicago
Order of Eagles
Alice Meyer
Mormon Coulee
Washington View
la Crosse County
Genoa
la Crosse
Wilburr Willing
U. S. War Department
St. Paul
Local figures head to events as city hosts conventions
La Crosse Tribune notes a prominent family member returns to La Crosse Drug Co and a 10 man YMCA swimming team leaves for Wisconsin to give an exhibition. A farewell party honors Sadie Elsie and Florence Slymen bound for Los Angeles as North Side Argus is bought by George B Frederick. Leigh Toland departs for New York. La Crosse will welcome the Wisconsin State Bankers association and Wisconsin Paid Firemen association next week with events Tuesday through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Drug Co
YMCA
Winona
Wisconsin Pearl Button Co
Sadie
Elsie
Florence Slymen
Los Angeles
George B. Frederick
The
Frederick Publishing Co
North Side Argus
Leigh Toland
New York
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Bankers’ Association
Wisconsin Paid Firemen’s Association
Vacationing Yale dean aids repair at Spring Banks resort
Dr Dudley dean of Yale engineering found it hard to take a full vacation at Spring Banks resort beyond Camp McCoy. A leak in the dam drained the pond, but expert help from cranberry grower Ray Hableman fixed it. The pool was restored and no fish were lost, according to cottage owner Dr Spencer Beebe.
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Dudley
Yale University
Spring Banks
Camp McCoy
Spring Bank
Ray Hableman
Cranberry
Spencer Beebe
Knora
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Ana
Britain
Emanuel Shinwell
David Lawrence Dispatch
U.S
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S. News and World Report
John Wyngaard
Capitol Dome
Drew Pearson
Symington
Ofense
Louis Johnson
Johnson
White House
NLRB
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Steelman
Fred Lawton
Leon Keyserling
President’s Economic Council
Blair House
Secret Service
Harry Truman
Mr. T
Cadillac
Army
Red Army
Bell Syndicate, Inc
James Marlow
the Nation Today
FBI
Allan C. McCord
la Crosse Tribune
Che Za Crosse Tribune
Commentar
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
Trane Co
R. H. Pearse
South 26Th Street
Robert Deal
Cameron Avenue
Trane
Pearse
Deal
Adrian Stelpflug
Art Holmes
Main Street
Holmes
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