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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1949

Page

6

Spread of Titoism and Soviet Pressure Across Eastern Europe

The article reports on suspected anti Soviet revolts and Titoist sentiment in East Germany Poland Bulgaria and Yugoslavia amid Moscow backed crackdowns. It notes potential guerrilla fighting near Lvov and growing refugee support while warning Moscow seeks tighter grip through police actions. The piece also covers North Atlantic pact tensions Britain and theMontgomery visit Italy's peasant land conflicts and China policy shifts as Western powers weigh responses.

Grotewohl Moscow Poland Rokossovsky Warsaw Tito Vienna Balkans Kremlin Lvov Carpatho-Ukraine Czechoslovakia Russia Carpathian Red Army Stalin Mos Communist Party State Department United States Britain Marshal Montgomery Western Europe Monty Europe Italy de Gasperi Pleasants Marshal Tito Trieste Rome

Christmas parking meter tale and town notes

Pat Kennedy fed a nickel to a Rivoli parking meter for a customer, only to learn the customer had moved. Waukon council announces meters will be free December 19 to 24 as a goodwill gesture to shoppers. Also short items recall family hints, hens with large eggs, a three pound White Leghorn, a three year old’s drawing, and community holiday lights contest.

Pat Kennedy Rivoli Pat Waukon Santa Claus Hampshire Whitehall Times Office Joel Moen Bennie Dahl Pleasantville

Guard Against Fire During Christmas Trees

A Christmas tree safety notice cites fires as a major hazard and urges shoppers to place trees away from heat sources use safe electric lights discard flammable decorations avoid burning matches and dispose of needles when dry. It stresses planning for a safe holiday season and ends with a biblical verse.

National Board of Fire Underwriters

President Truman Adorns Spring Colors in Reports

Vacation variety reports from Key West say President Truman wears pink slacks while staff cavorts in denim or duck trousers. The president is described in spring colors, highlighting a lighter mood away from formal attire.

Eports Key West Fla Truman

Truman Resting On Time Off At Key West Vacation

NEA correspondent reports President Truman enjoying a rare period of rest and good health at the Key West base nicknamed Little White House. He governs lightly from the seaside retreat with Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham noting strong health and advisers describing a calm, confident mood.

Key West Fla Truman Wallace Graham White House Little Independence Washington Democratic Party Navy

Abs in New York Quietly Raises Cash for German Steel

Drew Pearson reports Herman Abs, a German banker linked to Nazi policies, has arrived in New York to raise funds for rebuilding Vereinigte Stahlwerke. U.S. officials once blocked him but policy shifted, enabling private finance to support German industry. Abs’ visit parallels Adenauer’s postwar push for German steel revival.

Washington New York Hitler Herman J. Abs Ie de France U.S Plaza Hotel Abs Germany State Department General Marshall U. S Robert Murphy Pearson NSDAP Murphy Deutsche Bank Clay War Department Dilon, Read Co Vereinigte Stahlwerke United Steel Workers Konrad Adenauer

Mr. Iceberg Finds Christmas Spirit Through Ed Carson

A cynical man named Mr. Iceberg softens after learning about Ed Carson and his family. Ed’s wife’s illness, Little Joe’s paralysis, and a car accident spark a transformative Christmas tale. Mr. Iceberg’s later acts help the family, and he dies a changed man remembered for his benefactions. The piece closes with a question about a Little Joe in every neighborhood and a Texas town’s holiday festival.

MR. Iceberg Ed Carson Joe America Iceberg

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