Truman Speaks In St Louis Amid Guarded Arrival
President Truman arrives in St Louis amid heavy guard while touring the city. News reports describe police and security measures as officials plan visits and meetings during his Missouri stop.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1950
Page
1
Distribute Circulars Demanding Freedom for Puerto Ricans
Unclear text fragment references circulars urging Puerto Rican independence and mentions figures, places, and events in a chaotic outline. Key named entities are scarce. the readable parts suggest political messaging and arrests linked to Puerto Rico, Americas, and public figures, but specifics are obscured.
UN Lifts Bon Against Spain End Of Four Year Curb
The United Nations votes to remove most restrictions on Franco Spain, signaling eased ties as Spain seeks reintegration with UN membership. The move follows a four year curb and a plan to send officials back to Madrid, with President Truman noting it will take time to restore the American ambassador. The assembly avoids debate on France Spain relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Seiliussalers
Spon Tievich
Frepes
Abe
Iihe UN
United
Baseball Immortal Dead in St Paul Nebr Field
Baseball brief notes say Sal Guan er Cleveland Mexanetuns pitched ten innings Saturday afternoon in his return here. He leaves for St Louis as President Truman departed at 1 06 p m CST for his sole major 1959 political campaign stop with timing noted in Washington.
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B. Vaccaro
Washington
Fem
Hirdas
Louis
Woriseering
Bagsnatinn
Truman
Oh Statens
Mbs Mums
Emne
St. le Sheu
Annecy
France
Ate
Bk Bois Lot
ST_ PAUL
Cleveland
Mexanetuns
Mangee
Pres Truman
Sviredsy
Weather Update for La Crosse and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight with rising temperatures. Lows near 30, upper 20s in surrounding county. Sunday brings more clouds, warmer conditions, and a pleasant late afternoon.
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la Crosse
Viciniy
Jowest
Soldier's Rites Given Pvt Coffelt
Soldiers honor Pvt Leste Coffelt with full rites in an army chapel as he lies in state after being killed during a clash tied to Puerto Rican revolutionists. Interment planned in Arlington with Army veterans in attendance.
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Pvt
Coffelt
Marvin Th
Aricow
Wuys Woealtier
Tyrer
Mouse Pee
Wren
Ius
Peevidenit
Mtrs
Truanaiy Ute
Fender Foamin Serere
Oan
Leste
Cot- Teli
Quiere
Curing
Am Athiek
Excaive
Truman
Americe
Coflel
Bey and
Aden
Arliigs
Aimlington
Taney
Catler
Mr. Brumann
Gans
Corlett
Servier
Tie
Puerto Rian
Cottey
White House
Truman campaign call shifts to peace and prosperity themes
President Truman prepares a lone campaign speech in St Louis focusing on peace and prosperity to rally support for a Democratic Congress amid debate over Korea. The address aims to contrast foreign policy with domestic gains, while Republicans warn of administration missteps. Stassen was set to respond on the GOP side.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Koceda
Truman
St. Louis
Radio One
Korea
Jay Chanes
Truman Owa
Arold
Stassen
University of Pennsylvanahehle
Suugsen
Tor
Teveani
Yynd Stassen
Deer Accident Halves Vehicle and Deer on Highway 44
A Rochester Minnesota driver Mike Maver crashes on Highway 44 near Hokah after colliding with a deer. One car part blocks the lane, another is damaged in the bumper area. Pavey stops in the wrong lane to avoid the ditch. The deer weighs about four points and weighs several pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Holah
Mike Maver
Rochester
Mino
Sulesiman
Hokah
Hukah
Pave Y
Pavey
Warren Elme
Warren Elme al Holul
Girl's Yearning For Live Doll Nearly Results In Baby's Death
A nine year old girl attracted to a live baby caused danger when the infant Eleanor Mann lay in a buggy outside the Mann home. The child’s actions led to a dangerous incident involving gasoline and a trailer found later in a junkyard. Police credits the baby’s cries for safety. authorities took over as the mother expressed relief and the girl faced juvenile scrutiny.
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Girl
Baby
Piuladelpna
Pius Sonet
Lee
Polies
Per Frombie Jank
Eleanor Mann
Altey School
Ciety Tucker
Mann
UN Forges Line Against Red Counteroffensive
Hong Kong dispatch analyzes Chinese propaganda amid Korea war tensions. Observers note Beijing backed messaging as possible prelude to wider intervention, with fear of Manchurian influence and Moscow direction shaping coverage.
MacArthur Faces Slow Approach On China Showdown
Washington reports suggest General MacArthur may be advised to avoid a show of force over Chinese intervention in Korea until Beijing’s plans clarify. Officials weigh whether large scale Chinese action signals war risk or limited power politics, with UN response contingent on new evidence.
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Edward E. Boma
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Peiping
MacArthur
United Nations
State Department
Pentagon
Mac
Army
Pace
Government Troops Capture Amboina Amid Rebel Collapse
Jakarta reports Amboina, capital of the rebel South Moluccan republic, fell Friday noon after a months long resistance. Vice-Defense Minister Ali Boe says the capture amounts to a complete capitulation by rebel forces who declared independence April 26. Indirectly, sea and land operations began Sept. 23 with an amphibious assault securing the island between the Celebes and New Guinea.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Amboina
Ali Boe
Tiatdio
Molugeas
Celebes
New Guinea
Radio
Cattle Buyer Dies in Rural Wisconsin Crash
Brodhead Wisconsin cattle buyer Gott freid Badertseher of route 2 was killed Friday when his light pickup collided with an excavating machine at the intersection of highways 11 and 104 near Brodhead.
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Brodread
Wis
Gottfreid Badertseher
Route 2
Brodhead
Pear
Galesville Heart Fund Drive Grows Quickly
Galesville and nearby communities respond to the Heart Fund drive aiding the Irvine and Sandrens families. Donations pour in from the Red Cross, local clubs, a theater, and numerous residents, with contributions including lumber, fuel, clothing, dishes, and cash totaling substantial amounts. A seven-member trustees committee governs the funds with Hugh Edison as spokesman and Wendell Sacin as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
Arthur Irvine
Orville Sandrens
Schilling Electric Company
la Crosse
Trempealoay
Eulito
Winona Conn
Ce van Hey
Eridus
Ventple Linn
Heart” Fund
Hugh Edison
Jota
Justees
Wendell Sacin
A. L. Twesme
Theron Brudos
Robert Ashley
Clarence Brown
John Schilling
Danite One
Bilick XII
Twesinie
Divine
Casey Urage
A. Th. Twesine
Galerville Wonan
San
Gale Packing Co
Case Peas
Guile Theater
W. F. Birenthin
Green Lantern Cafe
Rudolph Benrud
I. J. Skeel
Howard Burenthin
St. Mary's Altar Society
Clarence Weiss
Alton Johnson
Glasgow-Harlies Creek
Rubber Firm Union Sign New Agreement
The U S Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers signed a new pact Friday granting a 12 cent hourly wage increase to 39 000 workers across 19 plants including Eau Claire Wisconsin The raise comes under a wage reopening of the current contract in force until July 1 and reflects plant by plant variations rather than a single average scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Rubber Co
CIO United Rubber Workers Union
Eau Claire
Wis
Russian Proposal For United Germany Gets Cool Reception
Washington reports a Russian plan to unify Germany faced swift rejection by the United States Britain and France. Moscow suggested a four power meeting and a single all German government with demilitarization and troop withdrawal. Western officials call it a propaganda stunt to sow confusion and oppose Potsdam era aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Reac
Cermany
London
Paris
Actress Fontanne Breaks Wrist Before Maine Performanc
In Portland Maine Lynn Fontanne broke her left wrist on a sidewalk less than two hours before curtain for the play To Know My Love. Alfred Lunt her husband was expected to join the cast at the Gapineity house with 2 200 in attendance as the audience learned of the mishap. The company asked spectators to ignore her cast on arm and proceed with the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Othenas
Lynn Fontainne
Lel Weist
Maine Pou Ul Hospital
Miss Pontinne
Husbric
Alfred Lunt
Gapneity House
Miss Fontanne
Lawrence Farrell
Dependents Travel To Japan Out For Now
Tokyo reports General MacArthur's spokesmen say dependents will not resume travel to Japan at this time. Those with established homes in Japan for temporary stays may return. Control over dependent movement in Pacific areas shifts from joint chiefs to local commanders. Travel to Guam and the Philippines to resume, Okinawa entry depends on housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
MacAbbot
U. S
Japan
Jipan
United States
Pacific
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Guam
Philippines
Okinawa
French Begin New Retreat From Hanoi Foothills
French troops began a retreat from foothills 43 miles southwest of Hanoi. Officials said the Wubanh post and a string of outposts were evacuated as new defense lines were drawn around Hanoi and the Red River delta. The force of 1,200 Meo, Ling, Luckay, and Isedro moved northwest from the frontier fort to Chapa, 20 miles southwest of Liakay, with river outposts along the Red River to defend the delta from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Indochina
Hanoi
Wubanh
Port Indochina
Red River Delta
Red China
Hasnoi
Luckay
Trontier
Nasi
Chapa
Liakay
Red River
Six Milipnes Killed in Huks Raid Near Manila
In a raid on a Sinail village near Manila an American security guard off duty and 15 other milipnes were killed by Red-led Hualcbaliu guerrillas. Two of the dead were women. Several others were missing after the attack about 0 miles from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
U S Paper Warns Germans About Reds Danger and Defense
The U S high commission paper in Frankfurt urges German readers to wake to communist risk and prepare to help defend Europe. It cites friction with France over using German manpower and warns political leaders against delaying action as Bonn debates West German rearmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Richary Hasilulike
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
France
Die ‘Neue Zeitung
U. S. High Commission
Neip
Kurt Schumacher
Marlin Niemoeller
Russia
West Germain
Bonn
Six Chinese Divisions Reported Opposing UN Forces in Korea
An American adviser said six Chinese Communist divisions entered Korea from Manchuria to oppose UN troops. South Korea estimates about 75,000 Reds already committed, with three divisions fighting UN forces in northwest and another in the eastern sector near the Kalmyk front. Officers warn a much larger redeployment could unfold as clashes continue around Unsan, Kung, and Wonsan. Weather aids air operations but movement shows signs of a broader Chinese buildup along the Manchurian border.
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Korea
U. S
Changjin
Hambhung
North Kore
Mos
Yalu
Tas
Mercaurli
Manchuria
China
Peiping Radio
Kare
Li Ue Rock
Ark
Foredt
Tokyo
MacArtin
India
Peiping
Mac.Arthur
Seoul
Koana
Sieurdiyv
Mancharis
South Kore Ustiraute
Americ
Vie Chicset
Pesaver
Previngrls
Lucas Viony
Matar
Unsan
Kung
Gener
MacAechnies
Suhyust
Nortines
Kocei
Lal
Reginwin
Truersdias
Sevmith Pease Menteindale
Sudend
Heamhung
WSU
Wwe
Manchur
Allied
Tham
Wu River
Sai Marehurin
FCC allows shutdown of service for illegal phone use
The FCC ruled that telephone companies may disconnect service when there is evidence the line is used for illegal purposes. The decision stemmed from a complaint by Harry and Bertha B. Catz of Washington who said they faced threats of service loss without adequate hearing notices.
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Weomwurwn — Uy
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Harry
Bertha B. Catz
Washington
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St. Lows
Puerto Rao
Wall Street
Erie
Eou
Iwos
Scott
HST
Asia
Hong Kong
Fred Hampson
Growne
Colous
J Ster
Wowia
Agpres
Moscow
Amboing
Huks
8Th Army
Wonsan
Hwest
Fan Murtie
Serirn Teamnst
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