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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
7
Hal Boyle proposes unconventional ideas to aid Korea by authorizing volunteer Japanese troops under UN leadership. He notes Soviet trained Koreans, Russian armor, and limited U S aid could delay victory, urging ground forces to tilt the fight if invasions persist.
Editorial argues U S response to the Korean conflict strengthens UN authority and preserves its role after past failures of collective security. It warns that failure to act could invite broader communist aggression in Asia and beyond, shaping the cold war’s course.
Reader queries on organ dimensions, number of veterans hospitals, Netherlands Belgium split, Sulgrave manor, Sartorious muscle, Randoph County rivers, and Bible story operas answered with concise details. The column cites The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau as source.
Wisconsin officials warn that the third round of tariff reductions under the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act will hurt the state’s pulp and paper sector. Robert A. Ewens notes that reduced duties have already driven business to Canadian rivals and could push more grades of paper to foreign competition, threatening jobs in mills like Flambeau Paper Co.
Street or rural route addresses indicate mail should be sent to Washington DC. The note uses postal routing terms with city state and route details. It preserves the intended recipient handling for a centralized address.
A Queenstown clergyman writes about canine trouble during visits to parishioners. He recalls bites on his body and ranks dogs by infamy, condemning the devotional dog that attends church, distracts sermons, joins hymn singing, and snores during prayers. He even proposes a pre service dog ceremony.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes liquor sales in night clubs account for about 58 percent of income and yield a gross profit around 300 percent over costs.
Indiana Supreme Court hears appeal to reverse three juvenile delinquency convictions tied to keeping a girl under 16 out of school. The brief jokes that women’s age is hard to determine as youths from Boonville face Warrick County court rulings.
Chicago rolled out its first trackless trolleys in 1930 marking a shift from traditional streetcars. The move showcased urban transit innovation and reflected the city’s push toward modernized public transportation.
Wisconsin health officials say hospital expansion boosts need for trained practical nurses. Dr. Carl Neupert notes practical nurses support registered staff and aid home health. Only Milwaukee, Kenosha, and Theda Clark Hospital meet state requirements. 263 nurses licensed finance growth and student numbers double this year. The State Association of Trained Practical Nurses forms amid rising interest and demand.
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