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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1945
Page
6
Fifty nations signed a charter in San Francisco forming a framework for a united world body. The document outlines purposes to maintain peace, promote cooperation, and protect human rights, with a security council including the Big Five and a strengthened general assembly.
The piece argues that ratifying the new charter is unsurprising given careful safeguards and universal signatories. It contends enforcement rests with major powers, stresses moral force over coercion, and urges substantial armed deterrents alongside a confederal system to preserve peace.
The text outlines the court’s link to the organization, member approval by the United Nations, and mechanisms for maintaining peace and security including veto considerations. It covers economic and social cooperation, amendment rules, transitional arrangements, and a trusteeship system with strategic and general categories and aims for self government.
James Marlow explains the San Francisco created United Nations assembly where each member has one vote. The Security Council controls force and expulsions, with Big Five power influence shaping future world actions. The assembly can promote cooperation and make nonbinding recommendations for peaceful settlement.
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press publish afternoons and Sunday mornings from La Crosse Wisconsin. The paper is a member of the Lee Newspaper Syndicate and Associated Press with editors Burgess Bangsberg and Rice listed among staff.
Wisconsin political gossip swirls as Col. Phil LaFollette returns from service and announces retirement from active politics. Republicans speculate about a 1946 gubernatorial bid, but insiders say he will not seek state office though he may pursue law and national speaking roles.
A Q and A column presents questions on Krakatoa and its loudness with a 1883 explosion, medieval church entrances for the devil, and veteran adjusted service certificates. Experts provide concise factual answers and note dates, distances, and policy implications relevant to WWI and WWII era readers.
A Q and A on who counts as a child for discharge benefits includes legitimate, adopted, stepchild, illegitimate with paternity acknowledgment, and loco parentis with 12 months service. An unmarried person under 18 is a child under the rule. The naval silver star medals table notes 5329 awards as of April 1, 1945. An army recruit under 19 in basic training is not yet eligible for overseas combat under the 1940 act as amended.
Dewitt Mackenzie notes the Simla peace talks as Britain and Indian factions seek a joint solution to the subcontinent crisis. The plan envisions an interim government with cabinet posts for Indians while Britain retains overall control, signaling possible steps toward greater dominion status. The gesture follows the release of Congress leaders imprisoned after the 1942 Civil Disobedience campaign.
An all female jury ruled against Ghadiali in a civil suit seeking to restrain advertising of the spectro-chrome device from Malaga New Jersey claiming it would cure various ailments. Ghadiali defended as his own lawyer and presented many witnesses including former Milwaukee Mayor Daniel Hoan. Government counsel called the device powers imaginative and not curative.
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