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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
2
Central High School prepares a 1951 52 yearbook edition with Joyce McKillip as editor in chief and Olga Thiel as booster staff adviser. Thirty nine students are named to edit the next publication, including 25 from trials and 14 holdovers.
Milwaukee Police Chief John W. Polyen said warrants would be sought for entertainers and night club operators hosting decency shows. He emphasized concealment of charms before deciding what constitutes enough clothing.
The La Crosse Tribune notes its second class mailing status entered June 23 1904 at La Crosse Wisconsin under the 1879 act.
State and surrounding counties sent traffic enforcement officials to a Tuesday session in the courthouse. John W. Thompson led driver license topics from the motor vehicle department with Eugene W. Hankel addressing related problems. Attendees included officers and officials from La Crosse, Vernon, Cochrane, Buffalo, Trempealeau, Arcadia, Spar ta, and Eau Claire areas.
Seoul officials announced the arrest of over 200 alleged Communist sympathizers as part of a crackdown before the national election. The prosecutor’s office said 112 people were detained including a candidate for the national assembly, with plans to overthrow the republic disclosed.
GAO investigator George Kettering testified before a House subcommittee that the Army finance center in St Louis with held information he said related to an alleged attempt to divert 800 unclaimed servicemen's allotment and family checks. Kettering said data implicated improper handling while Charles Johnson said GAO had no cooperation complaints.
About 7 000 steam and turbine division workers at the Westinghouse Electric Corp plant in Lester Pennsylvania returned to work Wednesday ending a walkout that began May 19 over union recognition.
A pictorial essay in the May Crusader highlights tuberculosis facilities for 405,000 Wisconsin veterans. It praises Wood and Waukesha VA hospitals, notes a state wide outpatient and rehab program, and details beds and cross state private sanatorium options under VA contracts and Wisconsin law.
In Los Angeles a rocket official from Douglas Aircraft says no guided missiles will be ready for combat tests for several years. E P Wheaton, engineer, told the American Rocket Society that progress is encouraging and that research has moved from development into engineering.
In San Marino California Lloyd Parish 31 was pulling weeds on a highway divider when Victor Kingman 58 swerved to avoid a car and somersaulted into the opposite lane. Kingman and a passenger were seriously injured. Parish commented I suppose if I had been standing up.
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