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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1950

Page

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Logan band director Italiano seeks board review of transfer

Frank Italiano, Logan high school band director, and attorney Philip Arneson appeared before the board as the plan to transfer him to Lincoln junior high was discussed. Walter Bigelow and others framed the issue as a personnel decision within district policy, while Italiano alleged prejudice and sought full board consideration.

Frank Italiano Logan Lincoln Junior High Walter H. Bigelow Board of Education Italiano Philip G. Arneson Arneson Bigelow Lincoln Music Department Recreation Department E. P. Hartl Hartl D. E. Field Supt M. G. Batho Lincoln

New Murder Trial Sought For Ramirez

Ramirez seeks a new trial for a 1949 first degree murder conviction. Atty. Eugene M. Sullivan filed five grounds for relitigation citing justice, verdict, new evidence, prejudice, and fairness. Ramirez claims inadequate counsel and bias by Judge Cowie.

Ramirez Sparta Wis William J. Gleiss la Crosse Jose Ramirez R. S. Cowie Waupun State Prison Etta Hoag Tomah Iterment Texas Tomah Veterans Administration Atty Charles Ambelang Cowie Ruth E. Bailey Veterans Administration Hospital

Lake Mum On Plane's Fate

Lake Michigan remains the silent grave as investigators seek the cause of Northwest Airlines Flight DC 4 missing after crashing into the lake with 58 aboard. Wreckage and personal items recovered while officials consider a line squall to explain the disaster. Non-fire impact is suspected as the primary cause per NWA chief pilot Joseph E. Kimm.

ST. Joseph Mich Lake Michigan Northwest Airlines New York Minneapolis Coast Guard Here Joseph E. Kimm NWA Kimm

Truman Orders Firm Policy in Far Pacific

President Truman ordered U S planes and warships to aid South Korea and prepared the Seventh Fleet to intervene to deter Communist invasion in the Pacific. He urged Chiang Kai-shek to halt mainland attacks and stepped up aid to the Philippines and Indochina, pledging firm UN backed action to halt fighting in Korea.

Washington Truman United States Far Pacific U. S Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Philippines Indochina Korea

Seek Support Of Others In Korean Fight

Senators and House leaders push for broader international backing for South Korea as President Truman orders naval and air aid. Lucas says negotiations with other nations are under way while allies weigh extending beyond sea and air to include ground forces if needed.

Washington Lucas Illinois United States Senate Truman Far Pacific White House John Myun Chang

Joint Defense Operation Set Up Report

An early report from an unidentified source said the United States would send American manned bombers to drive Communists from South Korea and appoint an American general to command a joint defense operation. The report followed by hours later an official announcement that President Truman ordered American planes and warships to aid South Korea.

Tokyo South Korea Washington Truman Pan Korea Siberia Manchuria Wilson Syngman Rhee United States Rhee

Truman to Speak on ABC Network Address Schedule

President Truman will deliver two addresses Wednesday over the ABC network including WKTV and The La Crosse Tribune station. At 10 15 a m he talks to the Reserve Officers association and at 3 30 p m he addresses newspapermen both at Washington meetings.

Truman ABC WKTV la Crosse Tribune Reserve Officers’ Association Washington

Weather Outlook for La Crosse Neighb Together

Local forecast for La Crosse and vicinity calls for generally fair skies and mild warmth tonight. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with no significant temperature change, lows near 58 and a high around 78.

la Crosse

Changing South shows Tuskegee block housing dream grows

At Tuskegee Institute Alabama officials push a rural housing plan based on a self built 1 200 square foot cement block house costing about 2 000 dollars The Tuskegee block uses a lattice form and sun dried blocks allowing farmers to build their own homes with minimal skilled labor The idea envisions a county housing agent as a rural extension model similar to agricultural agents to spread the method nationwide

Tuskegee Institute Ala Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Block Ernest Neal Rural Life Conference Neal Tuskegee Institute

Restaurant Operators To Meet Wednesday In La Crosse

La Crosse restaurant operators plan a meeting at 8 30 p m Wednesday at the Hotel Stoddard with speakers Marvin M Rich president and E A Conforti executive secretary of the Wisconsin Restaurant Association both from Milwaukee A motion picture Companies Coming will be shown All operators in the community are invited Officers listed include George Markell president William Bonadurer vice president and Edith Casperson secretary treasurer.

la Crosse

La Crosse Tribune Promotion for Daily Readership

A catchy appeal invites readers to enjoy daily La Crosse Tribune during vacation. It promises laughs from comics and pleasure from pictures features and news with a call to phone 2 8040 to mail the paper.

la Crosse Tribune

Laborites Win Vote On Schuman Stand

The Labour government survived a confidence vote 309 to 289 after confirming Britain would stay aloof from Paris talks on pooling Europe’s coal and steel resources. Prime Minister Attlee defended the policy amid attacks by Churchill and opposition parties.

London Laborites

U S and Soviet UN Delegates Meet at Secret Lunch

U S and Soviet delegates to the United Nations Security Council met at a secret luncheon on Long Island before the council session to discuss action on the Korean conflict. Ambassador Ernest A. Gross led the U S delegation while Deputy Foreign Minister Jakob A. Malik represented Russia amid a boycott by China and Britain, Yugoslavia, and India were absent.

Britain China Yugoslavia India Ales Bebler North Korea Republic of Korea Bebler United States Warren R. Austin Security Council U. S Council Trygve Lie Lie Washington Ernest A. Gross U. N

One Year Extension of Draft Power Approved by Conferees

Washington Senate and House conferees voted a one year extension of the president’s draft authority and to mobilize the national guard and reserves. The move follows tense Korea situation and ends deadlock over manpower induction powers. Byrd said leaders agreed there was no time for dispute.

Washington Senate House National Guard Senate-House Senate House Byrd D-Va

Troubled Korea’s History of Invasions and Strife

A concise history of Korea from ancient times through early modern era, noting invasions from northern and eastern powers, the rise of Silla, Mongol and Japanese actions, and early U.S. involvement leading to independence efforts and the 1910 annexation by Japan. The piece mentions Syngman Rhee and the wartime aims of freeing Korea.

Korea Manchuria Yellow Sea Sea of Japan Japan

Open Bids On Many Highway Jobs In Region

Madison highway commission opened bids on 27 highway and bridge projects totaling 2 859 090 dollars. Local bids include Trempealeau county grading 35 815 miles by I H Pertzsch Onalaska 228 332 dollars and Buffalo county grading 35 54 514 miles by A T Nolan Co Minneapolis 295 332 dollars.

Coulee Region Madison State Highway Commission la Crosse Area Trempealeau County I. H. Pertzsch Onalaska Buffalo County A. T. Nolan Co Minneapolis Monroe County Montgomery Street Sparta Juneau County H. T. Smith Hixton A. Overgaard Elroy Jackson County Plantz Bros Willard Crawford County H. Turner and Son Boscobel Bigham and Dresser Winona

Farm Price Support Bill Advances to White House

The senate approved a bill adding 2 billion dollars to the 4.85 billion already available to support farm prices in a 36 to 35 vote. Vice President Barkley cast the tiebreaker, sending the measure to President Truman for signature.

Washington Senate Barkley White House Truman

Air Attack Reported by South Korean Broadcast

A Seoul broadcast claimed American bombers and fighters attacked North Korean tanks early Wednesday, presenting the report as coming from South Korean President Syngman Rhee. No corroborating details were provided.

Tokyo Syngman Rhee

General Church Named to Command Joint Defense Operation

Reported Wednesday that President Rhee named Brig. Gen. John H. Church to lead a joint defense operation as North Korean forces advance in South Korea. Gener al MacArthur pledged bombers and anti tank guns to aid the South Koreans amid the ongoing crisis.

South Korea Seoul Syngman Rhee Church MacArthur John H. Church Occu

Korea Time Ahead by 14 Hours Keeps EST Synchronized

Reporter notes Korea is 14 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. When it is midnight in New York it is 2 PM the next day in Korea, establishing a fixed time relation between the regions.

New York Korea

Seoul broadcast hints Ryukyus commander appointment

Seoul reports suggested by two Tokyo agencies point to a new Ryukyus commander after the Korean crisis. MacArthur confirmed American fighters downed four Yak planes attempting to disrupt air evacuations of women and children from South Korea.

Pation Ryukyus Okinawa Seoul Tokyo MacArthur North Korea South Korea Republic U. S

Postal Heads Hold Election in Wisconsin Session

Wisconsin postmasters plan to elect officers during a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Vocational school. A postmaster dinner at the Stoddard hotel Tuesday night will feature remarks by Joseph Lawler, assistant postmaster general. Frank Harwood urged complete cooperation for Postmaster Jesse M. Donaldson amid criticism from press and Congress, stressing postal unity. A memorial service opened the morning, led by Richard Meyer of La Crosse.

Wisconsin Stoddard Joseph Lawler Jesse MV. Donaldson Frank R. Harwood National Association of Postmasters Congress Harwood Richard Meyer la Crosse Bach

Also Mentioned on This Page

School Board Batho Field Teachers’ Union Frank Kane Veterans Hospital Vliasek Kane VA _ hospital Door County Grover M. Stapleton Lake Blair House United Nations Russia Mr. Truman 38Th Parallel South Consid Douglas MacArthur By Jack Bell Lodge R-Mass Kem R-Mo Administration 7Th Fleet Kenn Millikin Colorado Pacific McCarthy Knowland Calif Far East Hugh D. Scott R-Pa Republican National Committee Connally D-Tex Russell Brines BEM Price E. D. Patterson Captain Easy Schuman Kingdom of Silla Yi Taicho Kingdom of Chosen
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