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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1950
Page
5
Hal Boyle argues the U S Army now emphasizes combat readiness and fighting, replacing postwar promotions that promised education and security. He notes initial unpreparedness in Korea, cites the shift from occupation duties to battlefield toughness, and credits soldiers with developing battle skills and realism about infantry life.
Central High School faculty and student council plan a post game lunch in the cafeteria for 80 Milwaukee Shorewood football players after the Memorial Field game Friday night. Central girls assist in the kitchen with Bette Cartwright Pat Nolan Barbara Stavle and Shirley Wimmersinge helping.
In Trinidad, British West Indies, a United States sprayer is used to treat coconut trees for scale disease. The system sprays 100 trees in 30 minutes using 400 gallons of spray, as noted in Tribune Want Ads.
AP Foreign Affairs columnist DeWitt McKenzie argues Asia's upheaval stems from hatred of colonial rule and the fear of imperialism. He cites Indochina tensions, U S pressure on France, and anti colonial sentiment shaping rebellions led by Ho Chi Minh, noting fear of imperialism may eventually aid democracies in resisting communism.
The Wisconsin governor’s human rights commission was asked to form two committees to study pupil transportation fairness and American Indian rights. Ashland Daily Press editor John B. Chapple urged examining parochial school seating rights and liquor restrictions for Indians, with a report to follow. Sidney Goldstine was elected chair, August Reisweber vice chair, A W Zellmer second vice chair, Mrs. George Hudson secretary, and L F Nelson treasurer.
The Federal Reserve moves to curb bank credit by reducing government securities prices and raising reserve requirements. These steps aim to squeeze financing for business booms, raise loan costs, and tame inflation as business loans exceed 16 billion dollars for the first time. A Dutch sloop wrecked off Lewes in 1789 with 15 million dollars in cash aboard.
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