Strikers Face Widening Steel Strike Across Nation
Pittsburgh reports dwindling bank balances for strikers while steel fabricators see lower stockpiles. The 19 day old CIO United Steelworkers strike has idled over 750000 workers nationwide with more layoffs planned as plants cut production. The government completed arrangements to man 132 steel plants and warehouses to ensure defense materials remain available.
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Medic Facing Fraud Charge Still Works
Belgrade Minnesota doctor George F. Engstrom 49 faces a second degree larceny charge for padding claims against Group Health Mutual over four years. He says he charged to fund hospital improvements and claims 95 percent of patients are satisfied. he’s free on 3500 dollar bond and must appear June 25 in St Paul.
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George F. Engstrom
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James F. Lynch
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Group Vows Backing For Parley's Choice
About 4000 Pennsylvania Republicans packed unity dinners in Philadelphia and Harrisburg to back the GOP nominee chosen at the national convention. More than 2500 campaign contributors shed coats in the heat at Convention Hall and urged bold national leadership from speakers across the Taft Eisenhower divide.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Racine Pastor Elected UELC Convention Chair
The Rev. Cornelius Hansen of Racine Wisconsin was chosen as chair of the 56th annual convention of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. Don Poh of Green Bay was elected president of Dana College alumni association at Blair Nebraska.
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Minn
Cornelius Hansen
Racine
Wis
United Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
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Don Poh
Green Bay
Dana College
Blair
Neb
French Police Expand Anti Red Drive in Toulon Region
Police searched more houses in Toulon and nearby Hyeres and St. Tropez as part of the government anti Red campaign. The probe follows two weeks of activity after secret documents detailing naval installations were found in the port. The French Communist party conceded tactic failure and called for stronger action to support Soviet policy, with central committee meeting at Gennevilliers.
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Paris
A.P
Toulon
Hyeres
St. Tropez
Communist Party
Gennevilliers
Etienne Fajon
Wisconsin approves 1952 53 UW budget of 32 999 838
The University of Wisconsin board of regents adopted a 1952 53 operating budget of 32 999 838, up 1 529 985 from the current year. The hike funds merit raises for faculty civil service steps and reclassifications while maintaining instruction and research momentum. A record 873 012 grant from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation supports the research program, with 22 federal contracts and leases approved.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
William H. Kiekhofer
Retirement and emeritus appointments at university
Retirement requests from Prof. Warren W. Clark and Prof. Leroy A. Wilson are filed. Continuation of Oliver F. Rundell as emeritus dean of the law school and Ernest F. Bean as state geologist persists until permanent appointments are made.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Leroy A. Wilson
Oliver F. Rundell
Law School
Ernest F. Bean
State Workers Get Living Cost Boost
The Wisconsin bureau of personnel says the cost of living bonus for state employees will rise by 3 per month starting July 1, based on the May 15 consumer price index. The increase raises the bonus to 64 dollars for salaries at 115 dollars per month or more and 66 dollars for 110 dollars per month or less. Two of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dennett’s sons traveled 13 000 miles from Australia to attend their parents’ diamond anniversary in Derby England.
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Wis
U.P
Wisconsin Bureau of Personnel
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Milwaukee
H. F. Dennett
Australia
Derby
England
Duffy Switches to Calvert Whisky in Taste Test Prompt
Charles J. Duffy of Centralia Illinois says he switched to Calvert because it tastes smoother than other whiskies he has tried. He urges others to try the Calvert taste test to discover the whiskey that tastes best to them. Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp New York City.
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Centralia
Ill
Charles J. Duffy
Calvert
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