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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
5
Geneva hosts a dense mix of neutral politics and espionage with Russians Chinese Koreans British French and Americans all represented. A high level meeting occurs as delegates talk while other men read newspapers to obstruct recording devices and some use anti listening machines and private bathrooms to evade eavesdropping.
The Haskin Service offers readers a point by point fact answer service with questions ranging from Hawaii population by race to the world census totals. It notes caviar production in the Northwest and details on beaver trapping and coat pelts, labor union gender eligibility, and 1953 prescription expenditures.
The item promotes a new Road Atlas and Radio Guide with sectional maps for the United States, city maps, a mileage chart, a state by state radio station list, and a time zone map. Handy 96 pages priced 75 cents postpaid with coupon. La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau advertises copy.
Washington senator investigation subcommittee meeting canceled after none of the three Democratic members attended. McCarthy sought hearings on alleged Red infiltration of defense plants. McClellan and others cite confusion over meeting place and quorum issues.
Hollywood reports musician Harry Owens confirms his 19-year-old daughter Leilani Owens is engaged to Air Force Private Roy M. Dobrie Jr., 20, of Tucson Arizona. The couple met as students at the University of Arizona.
Published daily in La Crosse Wisconsin the La Crosse Tribune lists its staff across editorial advertising and production departments and provides home delivery rates. Subscriptions vary by distance with annual prices and advance payment terms.
Britons see communism as a joke with limited threat to Britain while Americans fear it more. The piece cites mutual suspicions between the United States and Britain over appeasement versus hardline tactics and notes Britain’s quiet handling of suspected spies and public discourse.
Washington reports a top State Department official says Communist Romania has sentenced scores of Jewish citizens to long prison terms in recent months. The official warns the move is to use Jews as hostages to pressure Romania’s 250 000 Jewish population and describes the persecution as a cause for deep concern.
President Ramon Magsaysay ordered the Philippines to revert to standard time at midnight Friday. Parents and teacher associations had complained daylight saving time forced school children to rise early.
City Clerk Alice A. Dickson said Thursday that several beverage distributors have not yet applied for city licenses for the new year. The old licenses expire at the end of June and should have been purchased by June 1. Licenses cover bartenders beer soft drinks and juke boxes.
Milwaukee attorney Henry Reuss declares his bid for Congress opposite Republican Charles Kersten in the 5th District. Reuss, 42, previously sought statewide and mayoral and says he favors liberal human concerns with conservative public honesty principles.
The notice suggests future employers may place ads in today’s Help Wanted columns. readers are urged to scan these columns for potential job opportunities and contact listings.
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