Wisconsin extends campus network to 34 cities
The University of Wisconsin Madison plans to spread to 34 Wisconsin cities through a state extension network. Director Lorentz Addison notes off campus growth and campus integration, with enrollment rising toward 6 500 as centers in Milwaukee and other cities thrive. Faculty rotate through centers, pleasing students from California to Harvard.
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Mickey McBride’s bold world of risk and enterprise
The profile traces Mickey McBride from early newspaper circulation roles to Cleveland real estate, taxicab ventures, and aggressive business tactics. It notes his start as a circulation chief, shifts into Florida deals, Zone Cab operations, strike resolution on day one, and radical fare cuts that challenged Ohio law, marking him as a relentless dealmaker.
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Mickey McBride built empire from racing to Browns
Mickey McBride, the undisputed figure behind a racing and publishing empire, expanded into professional football by acquiring the Cleveland Browns in the All-America Conference. He poured 300000 into the club, hired Paul Brown, assembled top players and a famed halftime show, and still sought bigger ventures as 1946 ended with profit and growing rivals.
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Juke Box Renamed to Music Venders in Chicago
De Witt Eaton, an official of a coin machine maker, announced that the term juke box is undignified and future record players will be called music venders in Chicago. The change aims to elevate the image of the machines used for songs and records in public venues.
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Harvard Mechanical Brain Handles Sixty Numbers a Second
Harvard engineers develop four sequence mechanisms enabling the mechanical brain to process pass on or transfer 60 numbers per second. The breakthrough promises faster data handling and potential advances in computation and automation.
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Harvard
Sleepy Doll Sock Becomes Business Venture in Pittsburg
The Dosch family expands from a hand sewn sleepy doll made from an old sock to a growing business. Tessie Dosch’s mother, Mrs. Jacob F. Dosch, designs sock dolls for holidays with high school help, plans to buy a piano from proceeds, and has orders for 50 Sister Kenny dolls for a polio fundraiser next month.
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Poultry flocks should be when egg production falls be 50 per cent
The sentence discusses a threshold for poultry flocks tied to a 50 percent drop in egg production, implying management actions or policy guidance when production halves. It references a specific production metric without additional context or entities.
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