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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1950

Page

5

Poor Man's Philosopher Flying With U S Troops In Korea

Hal Boyle and Don Whitehead recount Lt. Baird King of Cedar Rapids Iowa an artillery spotter in a small four seater. He ferried two correspondents from the front to a rear city to file stories then asked to observe reporters work. After a night near the airstrip he returned to the front remarking reporters are nuts for wanting the job.

Don Whitehead U U. S Korea Baird King Cedar Rapids Iowa 25Th Infantry Division King

Definition not fear what is communism in today

AP Foreign Affairs analyses a Cincinnati young woman's question What is communism The piece outlines the evolution from ancient communal ideals to modern Bolshevik theory It describes state control of resources regimentation purges and labor camps as well as atheism and opposition to religion It argues limited spread in the United States if citizens learn what communism really is.

Yong Cincinnati Betty America MacKenzie Inaeneah Russia Third International Comintern General Staff For Cominform Hitler United States

Questions and Answers From The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau

Reader queries cover Broadway’s Great White Way origin the Cuban flag designer Narciso López, presidential party history, human bones sizes, Darwinism reception, paint outdoors, and zircon color. Answers cite Paine’s play title, Invictus meaning, López’s exile, four later Democratic presidents, the femur and stirrup bones, Darwin editions, indoor paint cautions, and blue zircon color with heat treatment.

Almanac Offers Answers On State Cabinet and Congress

Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950 promises the names of cabinet members of all states, largest steamships, UN membership gaps, state flowers and birds, and the names of state congress members, plus standard calendar data. Postpaid copy is 25 cents.

United Nations Congress

Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950 Requested by Reader

The request states sending 25 cents for a copy of Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950 plus a wrapped payment in paper. The note is addressed from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau and provides a Washington D C mailing address.

la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Eve St N. E Washington D. C

Street or Rural Route State City

Street or Rural Route State City, mail to Washington D C. This line appears as an address reference in an old notice style. It likely indicates routing or delivery instructions for correspondence to Washington D C.

City Washington, D. C

34 Receive St. Francis Habit and First Vows

About 34 women from the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration received the habit at St. Rose convent and 26 novices made their first profession of vows. The ceremony was led by Bishop John P. Treacy La Crosse with Mass by Leo Ward Notre Dame. Clergy from eight states attended.

Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration St. Rose Convent John P. Treacy la Crosse Leo Ward Notre Dame Ind J. Buttimer CCIR St. Louis J. B. Eberhardy Glen Haven Wis Gerard Breitenback CSIR Pine City Minn Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Indiana Ohio Michigan Missouri North Dakota P. Pape J. Putz Eau Claire C. A. Blecha Chester Maczarny James J. Sheridan Anthony Wagener Edward Sobcyzk John Trant James Fin Norman Schmock CPPS Adelbert Depress Gerard Breitenbeck Bernard Guenther Cssr N. Dak Rudolph Bierberg Hugh Uhrich Shanghai China Mary Clement Wolf Durand M. Cyrilla Barr Carroll Mary Noel Luby Milwaukee Mary Emmanuel Bates Eau Galle Mary Ambrose Bauer Lima M. Ann Clare Kaiser Brafford M. Ignatia Steffes Roselle Mary Brendan Dowd Superior M. Laura Kenkel Earling M. Lynette Youngman Sparta M. Henrietta Stoeffler Guttenberg M. Romula Carrier M. Ethelrede Murray Ashland M. Miranda Sherman Stratford Mary Damian Weigel Marshfield Mary Medard Pollpeter West Point Mary Mercy Beaver Ontario M. Bernadette Felker M. Leonissa Russel Onalaska Mary Ellen Huebsch Marathon M. Gloria Joyce King M. Jolette Rita Barta Tomah M. Cynthia Anita Beskar Big River Mary Kenneth Joanne Kaiser M. Annita Clare Bernadette Prohaska Montfort M. Milissa Theresa Kowalski M. Constantia Emme Kriz Bichler Spokane Wash M. Irmina Mary Ann Gaul Luxemburg M. Camilla Mary Elaine Louk Rose Agnes Marie Addis M. Louise Regine Rose Marie Ward Bozeman Mont M. Rebecca Blanche Henson Rigby Ida Mary Gregory Genevieve Kneer Esau Claire

Atomic Bomb War Remains Most Practical War Option

Washington reports that the government views atomic bombs as the only practical means of waging nuclear war for now while new evidence suggests modern A-bombs are far more destructive than those used in World War II. Senator McMahon hinted at more potent devices on NBC, and a new Atomic Energy Commission book reviews radiological warfare and its limited current practicality while noting RW’s compact potential for harm.

Washington United States Japan Sen. McMahon D-Conn Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy McMahon NBC Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Energy Commission

Asiatic Victory Of 1900 Shaped U S Role In Orient

A historical look at how the 1900 Boxer rebellion and the U S response influenced American policy in Asia. It notes the shift from imperialism toward sponsorship and altruism as China moved toward republicanism and the United States protected Pacific interests after the Russo Japanese conflict.

U. S Orient Japan Hiroshima Nagasaki Russia America Manchuria Hirohito Asia United States Spain China Peking State Department Alaska Siberia Pacific John Nay

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TvVé Tqwik Hal Boyle Foreign Affairs By Dewitt MacKenzie AP Foreign Affairs Analyse Moscow The Haskin Service Broadway New York City Great White Way J. McC. A A. B. Paine W. E. Henley Cuba Narciso Lopez Miguel Tolon Old Republic of Texas Lopez Havana Charles Darwin National Bureau of Standards Cc. TF M. Gwendolyn Eleanor Senzig Lyndon Station M. Zita Margaret Senzig Mary Samuel Helen Ries Storm Lake M. Lois Adele Archambeau Mary Goretti Margaret Palazzolo Detroit Mich M. Atona Mary LaVerne Ramaeker Jefferson M. Carmencita Mary Emmett Mary Niedfeldt Mary Robert Pitzner’s Cleaners 7Th Street George Street Dodge Johnson Motor Company South Sixth Street W.L.A.D LA Crosse, Wis
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