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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
4
Report states on Tuesday the Navy tested a spray from foam and fog nozzles as a method to bluntly spread atomic particles. It notes the approach aimed to dampen or delay dispersal, with officials promising full details later.
City officer supervisor Ralph Frisbie explains a two day trip to Chicago for Tribune carriers outside La Crosse. The group travels with expenses paid by an aide and will continue summer vacations leading to a one day Minnesota State Fair trip. Adults in charge include Frisbie John Gueltzow and Fred Becker.
U S Ambassador James C Dunn assisted Margaret Truman through a crush at Rome's central railway station as she arrived from Paris for a nine day Italian visit. The party faced hundreds of admirers and official greeters before Dunn guided her to a car. Miss Truman planned a Vatican audience with Pope Pius XII and may fly home if ship passage is delayed by a sailors strike.
Queensland and New South Wales governments refuse to concede Commonwealth power to outlaw the Communist policy. The issue moves to a referendum likely in October to determine authority.
Reporters question Clifford Shrum after a night incident where he claims he and a woman escaped a sealed area. He mutters he must be crazy and cannot explain how he dropped 100 pounds in a short time, leaving a murky account of the events.
A Milwaukee mother, Mrs Cherner, rescued her toddler who wandered into Lake Wisconsin. An artificial respiration procedure revived the child in about 15 minutes, with no apparent after effects.
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