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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1950
Page
3
The La Crosse Tribune invites class B entries showing people at work and play with cash awards totaling over 1500 locally and nationally. Eligible shots span indoor and outdoor scenes and must be understandable to strangers, with emphasis on natural posing and clear subject focus.
Russian pressure to back two new Austrian political groups aims to knit large blocs of former Nazis to split bourgeois votes and erode the anti Communist front in Vienna sources say.
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Commissioner B. L. Marcus moves to hire a new enforcement director while noting Homer Bell, fired after 29 years, will be eligible for a lifetime pension of about 110 dollars monthly at 55. Bell’s dismissal does not affect pension rights. Bell is 52, can retire in three years.
Western Germany's cost of living fell 8.1 percent in the last year while unemployment reached 2,018,000. Chancellor Adenauer vowed a government program of about $225 million to boost the economy and backed Marshall Aid efforts to expand exports.
Eight University of Wisconsin La Crosse ROTC cadets attend summer camp at McCoy Camp Wisconsin to build leadership and technical skills. Names include Allen Champlin Clen Chesney William Cichowski James Skemp Arthur Vlasak Robert Wartinbee Ronald Wiedman and Mannard Goldstein. The article notes Antarctica is closer to South America than to Australia or Africa.
Water safety and small craft demonstrations will be held at the lagoon in La Crosse on Friday June 30. Sponsored by the La Crosse County American Red Cross city recreation department and La Crosse State Teachers College the event is open to men and women from area towns.
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