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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1950

Page

5

Seven Cars, Haig, and Mons Frontline Comedy

Dewitt Mackenzie recalls urging Field Marshal Haig to supply cars for seven American AP reporters in France during the final weeks of World War I. The British command relented, seven cars arrived as Mons fell at dawn on November 11, and the second battle of Mons was reported with all machines in use.

France Belgium General Headquarters Associated Press Field Marshal Haig Haig Straits Mons C-In-C P. S. Yes

Standard Oil Gives Report on Indiana Earnings Plan

Standard Oil Co Indiana and subsidiaries reported first quarter 1950 earnings of about 24.7 million dollars, slightly below 1949's 25.3 million. Per share earnings were 1.61 and 1.66, with directors re-elected and officers retained. The Hammond meeting approved a unique savings and stock bonus plan for about 26,000 employees, allowing payroll deductions to buy US savings bonds and receive company stock as bonuses. The plan uses bonus units tied to a share’s book value and foresees issuing stock without extra cost to employees participating in the retirement plan.

Hammond, Inc Standard Oil Co Indiana A. W. Peake Tors Standard Hammond Whiting Standard Oil United States Savings U. S

Railroader Dies On Retirement Eve

Milwaukee veteran Charles E Larson aged 66 died of a heart attack on the eve of his planned July 1 retirement after a half century with the Milwaukee road. He was chief train dispatcher in the Milwaukee division with prior posts at Portage Chicago and Malden. Fox Lake born. Production of lung nuts rose more than tenfold from 1943 to 1949.

Milwaukee Charles E Larson Milwaukee Road Larson Milwaukee Division Fox Lake Ill Portage Wis Chicago Malden Wash

Chavez Defends Solo Idea Behind Budenz Attack

Senator Chavez of New Mexico says his assault on ex Communist Louis Budenz was his own idea not driven by the Truman administration. He told reporters he would remain in the Senate longer than McCarthy and accepted full responsibility for his remarks. Budenz testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee at McCarthy’s request about McCarthy’s charges of Communist influence in the State Department.

Washington Chavez D-Nm Louis Budenz Truman McCarthy R-Wis New Mexico Budenz Senate Daily Worker Catholic Church Senate Foreign Relations State Department Red Tydings D-Md Lucas D-Ni

Retail Selling Becomes Real Event For Central Students

Central high school students in Dwaine Anderegg’s retailing class will operate J C Penney in the Hoeschler building on Fifth Avenue for S day. About 20 students from three city high schools will take customer service and managerial roles after weeks of training, with support from Penney’s managers and Tribune ad staff.

Dwaine Anderega Central High School 16Th Cass Streets J. C. Penney Co Hoeschler Fifth Avenue George D. Scott Central Anderegg Penney Evangeline Malchow Glen Bowman Charles J. Treglawny Tribune

Picnic Planned by UCT Council 94 at Veterans Park

United Commercial Travelers council met at Odd Fellows hall Saturday night and accepted John C. Helvig’s membership application. Entertainment chair Kermit Rudrud announced the annual picnic will be held June 18 at Veterans Memorial park.

United Commercial Travelers Odd Fellows Hall John C. Helvig Kermit Rudrud Veterans Memorial Park

Questions and Answers From The La Crosse Tribune

A reader questions facts from history science and government with answers on topics from gopher origins to Bikini atom bomb tests and Benjamin Franklin. The page lists official sources and prices for a 25 cent booklet Children’s Favorite Songs.

la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington D. C

Blood donor magistrate saves dying boy in court appeal

City Magistrate J Roland Sala urged courtroom volunteers to donate blood for a gravely ill high school student. Five police cars delivered 22 donors to the Red Cross where each gave a pint, saving the boy's life. Sala, a 43 year old former actor and art collector, has led similar drives.

New York J. Roland Sala Sala Sara Brooklyn Red Cross Red Cross

Dirksen Faults Truman Blunders Mismanagement in Galesburg

Former Rep. Everett M. Dirksen charged President Truman with blundering and mismanagement in a reply to Truman's Galesburg address. He urged the nation to turn to the GOP for salvation, criticizing the Marshall plan and noting the Kremlin shadow despite VE-day's five year mark. He aimed to unseat Sen. Scott Lucas in a close November race.

Washington Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Truman Chicago Dirksen Scott Lucas Republican National Committee Galesburg Ill Kremlin Republican Party

Cataract Gas Theft Halted Sunday Night

Three teenage youths, ages 15 17 and 19, were caught Sunday night while stealing gasoline at the Arthur Huber farm near Cataract Wisconsin. Huber reported 10 gallons had been removed and hidden in a cream can, later found and refilled with water with a trace of gasoline on top. Neighbors aided in capturing the youths who will be sent to juvenile court.

National Bureau of Standards U. S United Aircraft Corp Cataract Wis Arthur Huber Hans Biegel Huber

Moose and Caribou Dominate Canadian Game Meat

Moose and caribou stand as the principal meat producers among Canadian game animals, reflecting their prominence in harvesting and regional food supply. Data underscores their dominance in national hunting yields and cultural significance across provinces.

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