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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1950

Page

7

Will McCarthy Probe Endanger National Faith in Government

Wisconsin State Journal editor Roy L. Matson previews a three part analysis of the U S Senate anticommunist probes led by Sen Joseph McCarthy. The piece weighs whether McCarthy can prove his charges and how the loyalty boards and past cases like Alger Hiss affect trust in the Truman administration.

Roy L. Matson Wisconsin State Journal State Department Sen Joseph McCarthy U. S. State Department Sen. McCarthy Republican Party Pres. Truman Democratic Party Truman Senate Acheson Roosevelt United States China Loyalty Board Mr. Truman Alger Hiss Secretary of State District of Columbia Washington Tydings Committees Joe McCarthy Owen Lattimore America Prof. Lattimore Henry Wallace Kremlin

Refugees Swell Hong Kong Population

Hong Kong begins curbing refugee inflow from Red China after population rises to over 2,000,000, more than triple prewar size. Arrivals must prove housing or business connections before entry.

Hong Kong Red China

Driver Unhurt In Creek Plunge Near Valley Junction

Leon Duncan escaped injury when his car struck a guard rail on a bridge near Valley Junction on STH 173 and plunged into a creek. The vehicle was only slightly damaged and Traffic Officer Marvin Axels on investigated the accident.

Sparta Wis Leon Duncan Valley Junction Marvin Axelson

Calamity Jane nickname origins and trivia Q&A

A reader questions page answers why Calamity Jane earned her nickname citing Martha Jane Canary's notoriety and constant trouble. It covers clam age, Loyalists in 1776, Minerva on California’s seal, Paul Bunyan origins, social security fund use, Paul Revere’s ride distance, US gold stock history, spitting cobra venom range, wooden nickels in McAlester 1949, snowfall in Australia, birth eye size, and gem versus jewel distinction.

Calamity Jane E.L.S. A. Shankle Martha Jane Canary

Red Letter Testament for Sunday Schools

An appeal for a red letter New Testament printed in red text for Saviour's words. The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers a on thin paper, flexible black cover edition for 25 cents postpaid and provides a coupon to order.

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Mackenzie on Britain's fragile wartime government

AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie notes the British Socialist government's narrow Commons margins threaten stability amid domestic tax battles and the looming steel nationalization issue. He says Churchill may provoke but an early election would unsettle a harassed nation, with Attlee poised to resign only on confidence or major votes.

House of Commons Britain MacKenzie England Churchill Attlee

Paralyzed Pastor Marries After Trials At Milwaukee Church

The paralyzed Rev. Francis Fisher wed former Miss Ference Athey Sunday night at First Baptist Milwaukee. He had been paralyzed from the neck down since a pool accident last April, then regained hand use after treatment in New York. Palm Sunday sermon preceded the ceremony as a crowd looked on. resignation talks followed from Fisher and interim pastor Rev. Byron Kinlaw, with church action pending.

Milwaukee Francis Fisher Ference Athey First Baptist Church New York Clifford G. Hansen Fisher Byron Kinlaw

Malan predicts South Africa will become republic

Dr. Malan, then prime minister and party leader, told a Paarl audience that the day will come when South Africa is a republic with an elected president, signaling a shift in the union's constitutional future.

South Africa Dr. Malan Union Paarl

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