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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1950
Page
5
Hal Boyle recalls a forward command post near the Naktong river where a bored soldier, Corporal Lloyd A. Hahn, reads a Batman comic to pass time amid shelling. The piece contrasts comic relief with battlefield danger and notes other prisoners during the same offensive.
AP analyst argues Peiping seeks Formosa occupation but bluffing on immediate invasion. They note US Seventh Fleet deterred invasion while Chiang Kai-shek’s forces and air power stiffen defense. The piece views UN maneuvering, Korea issue politics, and strategic stakes in the Pacific.
The Haskin Service provides facts in response to reader inquiries about Franco's marriage a vice president who changed his name details on 1946 car models and the Seattle concrete pontoon bridge. The FBI confirms no two fingerprints are identical among those on record.
This column invites letters on general topics not exceeding 400 words. The editor may condense or omit content or withhold publication. Personal or religious disputes and political candidate support are excluded. Names and addresses must accompany submissions, or a pen name may be used. authors may request to withhold their name. If individuals organizations or causes are named those affected may access the author’s name.
A Tribune reader urges the city to address the so called teen age problem by establishing a Youth Center. The proposed site is the vacated USO building with support from teens and many adults. editor notes Tribune backed Youth Center aims after WWII.
Kenneth W. Johnson, 17, of Kenosha, was sentenced to one to three years at Green Bay Reformatory by Municipal Judge Edward Ruetz for burglary. Detectives said he led a four boy gang that broke into the Guncraft shop last Friday. Other youths face juvenile court proceedings.
New York state has about 600 farmer cooperatives generating roughly 400 million dollars in annual business, reflecting a substantial collective farming sector and shared services across the state.
The USS Dyess radar picket destroyer in the Mediterranean exercises includes Dewain F. Robinson son of Floyd E. Robinson of 1218 Caledonia Street. U S and British fleets push naval forces to peak battle readiness under Vice Admiral Ballentine and Admiral Conolly in the Sixth Fleet.
An AP analysis notes the secretary of the navy as suggesting war, provoking debate on U S policy. It argues war would not settle issues, cites global support limits, and warns against coercive threats while urging a peaceful path and a firm objective of a world at peace. Security bonds are urged.
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