Poor Man's Philosopher North Koreans In Rags After Five Red Years
Hal Boyle portrays a South Korean soldier observing North Korea five years under communist rule. He notes ragged civilians, suffering children, and ration lines as villagers greet advancing troops with triumph cries while the soldier carries on toward the Manchurian border, longing for rest.
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Maria Jeritza Birthday Opera Star
Opera soprano Maria Jeritza born October 6 in Brunn Austria. She debuted in Lohengrin in 1910 at Olmütz and appeared at New York City’s Metropolitan in The Dead City in 1921. In 11 Met seasons she sang in the first Turandot in 1926.
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Pianist Johannesen's Wife Dies In Utah
Mrs Helen Taylor Johannesen wife of concert pianist Grant J Johannesen was killed in a traffic accident near Heber Utah Thursday night.
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Central High Student Wins State Scholarship
The Rennebohm university scholarship fund named five students as 1949 50 state wide winners. Ralph Brennan Dodgeville Larry Dassow Medford Alan Kuester Menasha Saul J Schoenenberger La Crosse Central Gerald Trapp Milwaukee receive $300 for the 1950 51 school year if enrolled at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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Truman Faces Push for Political Campaign Tour
Senator Anderson said he will urge President Truman to undertake a campaign tour if the Korea situation permits after his Chesapeake Bay cruise. The president has already recorded get out the vote speeches for the November congressional elections.
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Nehru warned by Asia stance on Korea and communism
AP analysis notes India led UN middle road effort to reconcile Soviet and Western Korea plans but remains doomed. Nehru warned military leaders not to push war. Indian strategy faces challenge as Asia shifts toward communism, with Nehru’s potential leadership under scrutiny.
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Q A Reader’s Questions From The Information Bureau
A La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Q and A compiles federal employment peaks by June 1945 with 3,769,646 total and continental U S 3,002,453 in June 1943. caribou antlers on both genders. proroguing versus adjourning Parliament. Roy Riegels wrong way run in 1929 Rose Bowl. human lungs area about 2,000 square feet and intestines about 50 square feet. Sir Walter Scott’s fastest work, Guy Mannering, written in six weeks.
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America's Favorite Poems booklet promoted by La Crosse Tribune
The notice promotes a collection of 38 classic poems titled America’s Favorite Poems. It emphasizes longevity and popular appeal, inviting readers to send 15 cents postpaid for a copy. The coupon directs sending to the Information Bureau of The La Crosse Tribune in Washington DC.
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Price Surge Hits Raw Cotton But Not Clothing Cost
Washington reports raw cotton prices rose about one third in the last year due to a small crop and potential shortages. Farmers average about 39 cents per pound, up from 29 cents, while the cost impact on garments remains minimal since only a fraction of retail price is tied to raw cotton.
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Rhinelander Paper Co presents biweekly gifts to employees
Rhinelander Paper Co and partners distribute gifts with pay to 1075 staff and families, aiming to boost awareness of product use and workmanship. The program runs at least a year with rewards from candy bars to a ham, tied to quality service and competitive business.
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Franklin credited as founder of atmospheric electricity
The famous brass Key kite incident of 1752 is cited as the moment Benjamin Franklin began the study of static or atmospheric electricity, influencing the development of electrical science.
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