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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1950

Page

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Leopold Offers Throne To Baudouin In Move To Avert Civil War

Premier Jean Duvieusart announced that King Leopold has offered to temporarily delegate royal powers to Crown Prince Baudouin if the opposition Socialists withdraw their demands. The move comes as the crisis after Leopold's return from exile threatens civil conflict, with anti Leopoldist marches and lethal clashes reported in Liege.

Leopold Baudouin Brussels Belgium Jean Duvieusart Duvieusart Max Buset T Laeken Liege Buset

Abdication pressure mounts as Leopold faces crisis in Belgium

Demonstrations swell with about 2500 anti Leopold marchers heading to Brussels amid a powderkeg mood. Strikes widen across Antwerp Ghent and Brussels as Spaak warns abdication may come too late to avert further violence after riot fears.

Leopold Brussels Belgium Antwerp Ghent Paul-Henri Spaak Buset Spaak Socialist

AEC reports record output in six months

The Atomic Energy Commission announced a record six month output of explosive material for bombs and a heightened program across all forms of atomic weapons including the hydrogen bomb. Production of uranium-235 and plutonium reached the highest rate in project history as it studied atomic poison weapon possibilities.

Washington Tomic Energy Commission Congress Atomic Agency Roea Dihrezdaortt AEC

Youngsters Save Family From Fire in Milwaukee Home

Two youths, Dale Duckert age 10 and Garry Duckert age 14, alerted their seven-member family to a Sunday fire at their two story Milwaukee home. The blaze caused about 1300 dollars in damage to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Duckert. The boys notified the rest of the family and then summoned the fire department.

Milwaukee William Duckert Dale Duckert Garry

Storekeeper Demonstrates Hoarding Tactics In Alabama

ANNISTON Ala Joel Winfrey the manager of an Annis ton store split sheets onto two signs to curb hoarding One sign offered sheets for those in need at 2 each with a four sheet limit The other advertised sheets for hoarders at 259 each with no limit He noted customers have not bought more than two sheets at a time since the signs appeared two days ago.

Anniston Ala Joel Winfrey

County Draftees to Board for Pre Induction Exams

Forty two La Crosse county men will leave Sunday morning August 6 for pre induction physical examinations in Minneapolis as part of the supplementary quota ordered by Lieut Col Bertley Courtenay. The 27 men on the regular quota depart August 18 for examinations in Minneapolis. Only one man, Jack Sylvester Randels, remains unaccounted for and is to contact the local board at room 208 Federal Building. Married men in 1 cat are urged to verify their classification with the board.

la Crosse County Minneapolis Bertley Courtenay Madison Delores Schultz Schultz

Truman Seeks Standby Price Wage Powers For Front War Aid

Washington leaders weigh giving President Truman standby authority to impose price and wage ceilings and begin rationing. The House schedules a vote on the administration bill Tuesday while some Democrats caution against overreach. Senate Democrats and top leaders discuss options as sentiment grows for broader controls.

Washington Congress White House Pres. Truman House Truman Rep. Kunkel R-Pa Sen Maybank D-Sc Senate Banking Committee Rayburn Mr. Truman Barkley Senate Lucas Illinois McCormack Massa

Second division at McCoy in World War II

The Second division famed as Indian head with motto Second to None trained at Camp McCoy during both World Wars. It landed on D-Day plus one at Omaha Beach and fought across Europe, earning numerous awards and enduring 337 days in combat. The Sparta Wisconsin Gov. Rennebohm Governor's Day review noted 6500 troops in drizzle.

McCoy Korea la Crosse Coulee Camp McCoy France Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Texas Michigan Divison Northern Ireland Wales Cardiff Omaha Beach D-Day

Rainy Parade Honors 32nd Division at Camp McCoy

Guardsmen of the 32nd division marched in heavy rain at Camp McCoy with Gen. Hill and Gov. Rennebohm observing. A shelter was filled as parents and friends watched. The governor met officers for a noon lunch before flying to Madison. The crowd swelled Sparta hotels and restaurants ran at capacity.

Sparta Wis 32Nd Oscar Rennebohm Jim Dan Hill S. B. Slaughter New Richmond Arcadia Madison Rennebohm Phil Drotning Wisconsin 32Nd Division Hill WO Richard Richter Badger Richter Wisconsin National Guard Camp McCoy Oscar Renfiebohm John F. Mullen Paul B. Clemens Allen 66Th Fighter Wing Illinois National Guard George C. Sherman Archibald Mixson 724Th Engineers

Escaping County Jail Prisoners Captured

Two of four fugitives from the county jail were recaptured while three remained at large. Guy Hanson 20 was caught near the La Crosse river marsh. Joseph Bechen 17 was arrested in La Crescent after being spotted by Constable Clarence Vetsch. Hanson faces trial for breaking and entering. Bechen had prior charges. Kolacinski and Blackstone, both 17 from Milwaukee, remain at large after earlier attempts and a May 14 assault incident led to six months’ sentences for an assault in county court.

Tribune Raffles Lamp la Crescent Minn Guy Hanson Black River la Crosse River Vern Lamp Joseph Bechen la Crosse Clarence Vetsch Bechen Vetsch la Crosse County John Kolacinski Robert Blackstone Milwaukee Wisconsin Seils West Avenue Green Bay Street Beden Kolacinski Blackstone Liberty Street River Junction

Reds Capture Base West Of Pusan In Korean War

U S forces under Maj Gen Laurence B Keiser landed with tanks to bolster lines as North Korean Reds shift pressure westward Chinju fell 55 miles west of Pusan leaving allied base near shrinkage. Dispatches say up to 200000 Reds surged, with two divisions leading the flanking move.

Tokyo S. Second Infantry Division Laurence B. Keiser Korea MacArthur Chinju Pusan U. S Associated Press Hal Boyle United States Walton H. Walker U. S. Eighth Army Yongdok Hamchang

AEC Safety Record Praised Despite Fatalities

The Atomic Energy Commission reported that in eight years of atomic energy operations two workers have been killed and 13 injured. The record was described as the radiation safety record of eight years being a cause for pride, with details on protective methods included in the semi annual report.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission AEC Congress Commission

Weather notes and pool temperature for La Crosse area

In La Crosse and vicinity the sky clears to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with slightly cooler temperatures. Lows drop to 58 tonight and highs reach 78 Tuesday. The municipal pool water stood at 72 degrees on Monday.

la Crosse

B 29s Smash Huge Red Nitrogen Plant

Eighty five percent of the Chosen Nitrogen Chemical Co munitions plant at Hungnam North Korea was effectively damaged by a Sunday B 29 raid Far East air force said Monday night.

Tokyo Chosen Nitrogen Chemical Co Hungnam North Korea Far East Air Force

MacArthur Meets Chiang in Formosa War Council

General Douglas MacArthur and top commanders arrive at Chiang Kai-shek's Formosan retreat for a war council on China's role in Asian conflicts. An informed source says Chiang may offer 33,000 Nationalist troops for Korea and seek a more active anti communist war effort.

Taipei Formosa Douglas MacArthur Chiang Kai-shek China Chiang Korea Truman U. S. Seventh Fleet Mac Arthur

McCarthy Says State Dept Sabotaged Korea Armament Plan

Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy told 4,500 at an Izaak Walton picnic that a congressional bill to arm South Korea was sabotaged by the State Department and accused Secretary of State Acheson of aiding a disaster for America and victory for communism. He cited minimal spending and criticized Western Germany policy as Russia builds a stronger eastern force while the West remains weak.

Fond DU Lac Wis McCarthy South Korea State Department Truman State Acheson America East Congress Korea Acheson Germany Russia Democrats Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee

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Frank E. Carey Associated Press Science Reporter By Marvin L. Arrowsmith Ireland St. Lo Brest Eighth Corps Siegfried Line Rohr Dams Guardsmen Hansen Reds By Belman Morin By Spencer Mooi S. Korea
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