JapanVersus Ally: Morin Endorses New War Role
AP veteran Relman Morin argues in a New York byline that Japan, once a classic foe, could be America’s most effective ally in Asia. He cites volunteer ex-soldiers, public support, and shared stakes in Korea as reasons Japan’s interests align with the United States and the United Nations.
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Relman Morin
Associated Press
Korea
Morin
Japan
Tokyo
New York
United States
China
Russia
United Nations
Ko Reds Push 10 Miles South Of 38th In Korea War
Report notes Chinese aid to North Korean forces and U.S. restrictions on bank credit while government seizes rubber imports. The piece discusses occupation results, Japanese involvement as guards and workers, and questions democracy’s reach in Japan amid the war. Includes author’s personal appraisal of democracy in Japanese society.
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38Th
U. U.S
Korea
Japan
Foreign Policy Debate Under Way with Dulles to Speak
President Truman frames foreign policy clash as John Foster Dulles prepares a speech at Newark on Hoover’s plan to defend the Western Hemisphere. Dulles, allied with Acheson, will offer a distinct view, while Hoover’s isolationism label draws mixed reactions from Sparksman Morse and Watkins. The piece also notes new government controls on credit, rubber, and wage prices as part of anti inflation drives.
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Washington
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Hoover
Western
Europe
Dulles
Hoover
Newark
American Association For the United Nations
Acheson
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National
New York
Congressional Republican
GOP National Committee
Republican Party
Sparkman
D-Ala
Morse
R Ore
Watkins
United States
America
Butler
R-Neb
Korea
Federal Reserve Board
the Economic Stabilization Agency
ESA
TC Looks Sharp In Heavy Scrimmage On Tampa Turf
Tampa practice day for the La Crosse Indians under Coach Clark Van Galder featured two long drills in warm weather. The team prepared for the Cigar Bowl showdown with Valparaiso, showing strong effort and pleasing the coach with both sessions.
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George Bahrke
la Crosse State Teachers College
Tampa
Fla
la Crosse
Valparaiso University
Clark van Galder
Indians
Valparaiso
Ind
van Galder
Velparaiso
Wisconsin
Ace Loomis
Tom Curry
Crusaders
Tampa _ university
Dartmouth
Tampa University
Sladky
Doctors Ordered to Register for Draft in January
Virtual all physicians dentists and veterinarians under 50 not registered must sign up for the draft by Jan 15 according to Selective Service Director Hershey. About 210000 medical men must register with 13000 needed for the military buildup of 3.5 million. Four priority groups determine who will be called with early action for group 1 and 2. groups 3 and 4 are veterans or non WW II entrants.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Richard L. Meiling
Defense Department
Meiling
Armed Services
Hershey
10000 Man Attack Hits Central Front
North Korean troops aided by Chinese forces pushed toward 10 miles south of the 38th parallel in east central Korea. UN forces withdrew 3 miles in places near Yongpo and near Oron as skirmishes spread along the front. General Ridgway voiced confidence in eventual UN victory despite confusion in reports.
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Tokyo
38Th Parallel
Korea
United Nations
Seoul
U. S. Eighth Army
Hal Boyle
Pupyong
North
South Korea
Yongpo
MacArthur
Oron
Red North
Republic South Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Inge
Viola Soldier Killed In Korea
Viola Wisconsin reports the death of Pvt Paul H McKittrick McKittrick on October 31 during the Korean conflict. He enlisted February 1950, trained at Fort Knox and on return from a furlough was sent overseas. He arrived in Korea after only 17 hours in Okinawa.
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Viola
Wis
Claude Ewing
Paul H McKittrick
Korea
Pvt
MckKittrick
Fort Knox
McKittrick
West Coast
Okinawa
Walker's Son Named Aide To MacArthur
Captain Sam Sims Walker, son of the late Lieutenant General Walton H Walker, was named aide to General MacArthur in Tokyo. Walker, formerly company commander of Company A, 19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division, was killed in a Korean jeep accident a week earlier.
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Tokyo
MacArthur Friday Ained
Sam Sims Walker
Walton H Walker
Walker
19Th
24Th Infantry Division
Weather outlook for La Crosse area turns colder tonight
For La Crosse and vicinity caring and colder tonight with a low near zero in the city and minus five in the country. Saturday brings partial clouds with a top around 18 degrees.
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la Crosse
Pension and Social Security Benefits Expand Under Union Contracts
The labor department reports a wide movement by employers and unions doubled coverage in two years, reaching at least 7,650,000 workers by mid 1950. This indicates growing inclusion of pensions and social security benefits in union contracts nationwide.
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Washington
Labor Department
Man Dies After Minor Accident on Fifth Avenue
C W Everett of 1610 Wood Street died at a local hospital after a minor crash at 11 15 Friday. Peirce said death not from crash injuries. Everett was southbound on Fifth Avenue. his car collided with a Northern States Power Co pickup driven by John Kahle of 1040 Redfield Street at Cass Street. The two drivers were discussing the incident when Everett collapsed and was taken by police ambulance. Damage to both vehicles was slight.
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C. W. Everett
Wood Street
Peirce
Everett
Fifth Avenue
Northern States Power Co
Cass Street
John Kahle
Redafield Street
Burlington Club crowns Californian world's champion liar
Burlington Wisconsin selects Frank J. Goulette of Los Angeles as winner of 1950 Liars contest. Judges award honorable mention to Ohio's Joseph Flynn for a rail yard tale, with other contenders from Iowa and Alberta, Canada.
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Burlington
Wis
Liars’ Club
Frank J. Goulette
Los Angeles
North Dakota
Joseph Flynn
Cleveland, O
Winona man sues over fatal U S 14 crash near Coon Valley
J Roland Eddie of Winona files a circuit court suit for 17617.50 after his wife and mother in law were killed in a head on collision near Coon Valley on September 20. He seeks 15000 for loss of society 876.50 funeral costs and 1750 for damages to a convertible. The suit names John Davis of Viroqua and Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. as defendants. Davis faced charges of improper control lookout and speeding. The case may go to the April term.
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Viroqua
Wis
J. Roland Eddie
Winona
Coon Valley
Eddie
Winonan
John Davis
Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Lena Carrier
Davis
Eddies
Vernon County
Virginia Snow Plastics, Inc
Jay
No Tears As G Amputee Mother Meet Son at Hospital
Washington reports Mrs Clara Smith, mother of Pfc Robert Smith, the first quadruple amputee of the Korean war, will stay in the capital at least a week to be near him. She arrived with little clothing, receiving gifts from the American Legion, and shared a tearless reunion as she greeted her son at Walter Reed.
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Washington
Clara Smith
Pfc
Robert
Marie Heintz
Walter Reed Hospital
Middlebury
Smith
Gift of the American Legion
Die Together As They Lived
A double funeral will be held Friday for Clarence Guy Evans, 73, and his wife, who died within 41 hours of each other in Los Angeles. Born in 1877 in Indiana, they had been married 44 years. Mrs Evans died Christmas night of coronary thrombosis. he succumbed 41 hours later of arterial sclerosis.
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Los Angeles
Indiana
Clarence Guy Evans
Rice Without Water Report From Moscow Radio
London dispatch reports Moscow radio claiming a new rice variety grows without watering and yields as much as watered varieties. The broadcast asserts the drought tolerant rice could transform farming.
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London
Moscow Radio
Death of 14 month old left unattended under investigation
Rhinelander Wisconsin reports a 14 month old boy Steve Harper died of exposure after being left unattended for nearly 18 hours. Coroner Onson will confer with District Attorney Rodd on neglect charges while mother Ann Harper seeks non support.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Steve Harper
Albert G. Onson
Atty
Forrest Rodd
James Harper
Harper
Beloit
Ann
Fred H. Reissman
Onson
Alice Day
Pine Lake
Reissmann
Reissman
Skyrockers Plan 22nd New Year Fireworks at Grandad Bluff
The Coulee Region will welcome 1951 with a midnight fireworks display on Grandad Bluff. A 16 foot red illuminated sign will spell 1951, followed by 150 color aerial bombs and a finale with Niagara Falls in white lights. Financed by La Crosse businessmen.
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Coulee
Grandad Bluff
Niagara Falls
la Crosse
Await Farm Price Report Notes Limited Ceiling Uptake
Washington government farm price report due Friday will show how many commodities reach permissive ceiling levels under defense stabilization law. Only eight of 30 major items sold at or above minimum ceilings last month. December data may add more.
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Washington
Agriculture Report
Korea
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