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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1950
Page
4
Baruch urged that journalism can attract free men to unite against communism and spread truth for lasting peace. He spoke at Columbia University during the annual Maria Moors Cabot convocation, noting the prizes promote advancing friendship in the Americas.
Wisconsin unemployment claims declined in September as the state industrial commission reported total benefit payments of 350000 dollars for last month, down from 466700 in August and 528500 in July. Gress is made of silica combined with lead or lime.
Senator Wiley accuses the Democratic party of criminal-politics entanglement while Kefauver’s panel notes bipartisanship of underworld influence. Wiley cites Chicago Kennelly era reforms as improvement but links past Democratic machine ties to corruption. Arvey and police-gambler ties are noted with political protection concerns.
President Truman told the 17th biennial congress of the Cooperative League of the U S A that consumer co operatives render a basic service to democracy and free institutions. Sessions of the league’s three day meeting begin Wednesday as cooperatives buy oil farm supplies groceries through their networks.
Earl E. Robertson age 64, longtime Kansas City Star vice-president and national advertising manager for 40 years, died Tuesday night. He began as an office boy 50 years ago and later oversaw the Star’s Park Falls paper mill. Survived by his widow, a son Earl E. Jr., a KU student, and daughter Margaret Ann, a Christian College student in Columbia, Missouri.
A historical note states the 20th century did not start with the year 1900. It argues the era began earlier as social and cultural shifts emerged, signaling a new century of transformation rather than a precise calendar moment.
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