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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1952

Page

4

Toll on Coulee Region Highways Demands Stricter Enforcement

County officials urge tougher traffic enforcement after a fatal incident near Hunter's Bridge where two men died. Citing 8 county deaths this year and 301 accidents, leaders seek more patrols and an educational push led by coroner Dr. George Reay to impress on drivers the risks of reckless and drunken driving.

Coulee Region la Crosse County Hunter’s Bridge W. L. Christoferson Coulee la Crosse George Reay Reay

Turnpike Crash Deaths Highlight Fatality Rates

Official figures from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority show New Jersey Turnpike fatalities at 5.2 per 100 million miles and Pennsylvania at 7.5, both below the national average of 7.7. Rear-end crashes are among the deadliest causes on both turnpikes.

Pennsylvania New Jersey American Public Works Association States Pennyylvania Turnpike Commission New Jersey Turnpike Authority

Truman Keeps Press Attack On MacArthur In Post Election Clash

In a Henry Lawrence Dispatch style critique, the piece accuses President Truman of politicizing the MacArthur dismissal and failing to seek joint Chiefs guidance. It argues the purge violated military courtesy and questions the White House's handling of Korea policy and information flow.

Washington Truman Gen MacArthur White House Tokyo Lawrence Gen. MacArthur America Japan United States Congress Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Senate Armed Services Committee General MacArthur Admiral Sherman Naval Operations Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Chiefs Far East MR. Truman Pentagon Korea Knowland Wake Island Alger Hisses State Department Moscow China

Wisconsin reapportionment debate moves toward area and population plan

Rural leaders push for a constitutional amendment to adopt area and population districting. A 52 48 statewide vote favored straight population but districts show strong support in smaller counties. Legislative action may submit the plan again in April despite opposition from other counties.

Senate Madison Wis St. Croix Washington Oconto Portage Sys Outagamie Price County Washburn Shawano Little Bayfield Milwaukee

Winter prom enade at Central High School dec 19

Ten years ago Central High School held its winter promenade on Saturday evening December 19 from 9 to 12 with the theme White Christmas. Eugene Fry chaired the event assisted by Alan Davidson Ruth Hiegel and Burt Meier. Twenty years ago the Twenty Century Club donated large sums to Camp McCoy and outfitted four rooms.

Central High School Eugene Fry Alan Davidson Ruth Hiegel Burt Meier Twentieth Century Club Camp McCoy John Rogowski

Veterans face flood of court cases under new administration

Washington experts predict many veterans will sue to keep federal jobs as Supreme Court rulings on veteran preference loom. Civil service protections still allow non veterans to be fired without court appeal. The new leader may seek to elevate the Federal Security Agency to a full department with Oveta Hobby as cabinet head, fulfilling a campaign promise of appointing a woman to cabinet.

Supreme Court Congress Federal Security Agency FSA Oveta Culp Hobby Ferring Brownell Taft Labor and Commerce Dewey Eisenhower Ike Senate White House Bob

Why Ske Apologized To Troops In Korea Cold Wait

Drew Pearson details Eisenhower apologies to U S troops after they stood in dress uniforms in freezing weather. He explains the error stemmed from brass hats ordering nonwinter attire and the resulting frostbitten ears and noses. The column also covers Taft's reaction to cabinet appointments and Mexican inauguration snubs involving Nixon and aides.

Drew Pearson Washington Ske Eisenhower U.S

MacArthur Says There Is a Solution in Korea

Washington reports that General MacArthur, responding to Eisenhower’s Korea trip, spoke to the National Association of Manufacturers claiming a solution to the Korean War exists. The timing suggested a clash with Eisenhower’s findings, yet MacArthur noted he prepared the speech before the visit’s outcome.

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