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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1950

Page

4

We Are Not Ready For Brick And Mortar Auditorium

A La Crosse editorial argues the radio warning on amusement building bans should not halt property acquisition for an auditorium site at Civic Center. It urges immediate purchase of Fourth and Vine parcels and early plans while construction bans remain, noting the Production Authority imposes no instant barrier.

la Crosse Civic Center National Production Authority County Board Plan Committee Fourth and Vine Streets Wisconsin Lexington

Truman outlines fool proof disarmament plan at UN anniversary

President Truman uses the UN's fifth anniversary to urge Soviet compliance with a fool proof disarmament scheme while stressing universal agreement, comprehensive inspections, and international policing. He warns against paper promises and notes that Western allies will improve defenses until atomic energy control and armament reductions are achieved.

Truman United Nations Soviet Union United States Free Nations

Rhee needs unwavering U S support amid Korea stance

The piece argues the United States must back Syngman Rhee as the legitimate president of Korea, noting his full North and South Korean sovereignty, UN recognition, and the danger of U S diplomacy wavering under pressure from critics and internal officials. It cautions against repeating Chiang Kai-shek’s fate and stresses that Rhee’s term runs to 1952 with elections supervised by the UN to ensure representation.

Syngman Rhee Republic of Korea Chiang Kai-shek China United States Asia Japan Rhee United Nations Korea 38Th Parallel All Korea Korean Republic North Korea Korean Congress Dr. Rhee America Department OF State State Department

Rural school reform foes mount anti merger drive in Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Rural Schools association mobilizes against recent rural school consolidation and state aid acts. Its Rural School Messenger labels reforms as vicious and destructive while portraying a federal autocrat threat. Joseph F. Walsh emerges as a political driver, aiding Porter’s opponent in a key primary.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Rural Schools Association Wisconsin Wyngaard The Rural School Messenger Wisconsin Towns Association Joseph F. Walsh Gardner Withrow la Crosse Foster B. Porter Bloomington Porter Wisconsin Commission For the Improvement Association Walsh

Rain making stirs imaginations in Far West and Korea front

Drew Pearson reports on cloud seeding experiments in Prosser Washington lifting wheat yields and raising water debates. The Korean War exposes medical service gaps with frontline field training scarcity. Loyola Los Angeles cancels game over a black player triggering donations. Political maneuvers in New York show Dewey shifting support after a reported Hanley letter.

Central California Arizona Colorado River Sen Clinton Anderson New Mexico

Man Over Camper Bumper Sparks Camp McCoy Sighting

A downtown parking mishap ends with a woman inspecting minor fender damage as soldiers from Camp McCoy observe. A puzzled wife asks how her husband will react while a soldier apologizes in a southern drawl and calls himself a gentleman.

Camp McCoy

What’s Been Done on Controls in the Defense Program

James Marlow reviews government actions to support a long defense effort. Tax rises since Oct 1 fund defense and curb inflation while housing payments rise to discourage spending. Restrictions on key materials and ongoing talks with industry aim to secure armament needs amid looming manpower and cost pressures.

Ten years ago U S woman pilot trains in Madison

Mary Belle Ahlstrom one of three women admitted to the federal CAA secondary pilots training course began flight instruction in Madison this week as La Crosse memories glance back at milestones in aviation history.

U. S CAA Mary Belle Ahlstrom Madison la Crosse Poultry Association Fair Grounds St. James Catholic Church

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