Lakeshore College Bill Before Governor
A bill to merge Milwaukee based education units into Lakeshore University moves to Governor Kohler for approval or veto. The measure faces pushback over board structure and timing as lawmakers plan a Thursday recess.
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Madison — ii
University of Wisconsin Extension
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State College
Lakeshore University
Walter Kohler
Lakeshore
Assembly
Milwaukee State College
University Extension
Kohler
Boards of Regents of State Colleges
The
University
Senate
Rogan
Ladysmith
Coordinating Committee
Lakeshore Colleges
Kenosha News Masthead and Rates Notice 1955
The page is the Kenosha News publication masthead from June 22 1955 listing publication details affiliated agencies print services and advertising representatives. It includes subscription rates by week and year with in state and out of state pricing and Circulation Bureau acknowledgments.
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
58Th St
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Associated Press
United Press Association
Wisconsin Daily League
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kenosha
Racine
Walworth
Lake
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Famed Lawyer Stryker Dies at 70 in New York
Lloyd Paul Stryker, renowned for his trial skill and defense of Alger Hiss, died yesterday at age 70 from a cerebral hemorrhage. A Chicago native who practiced in New York since 1909, he helped shape cross examination and authored several law books.
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New York
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Alger Hiss
Stryker
Hiss
State Department
Chicago
Summer Arrives with Sunny Wisconsin Weather Across the State
Wisconsin enjoys the first full day of summer with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures. highs reached 70s to low 80s in many cities. La Crosse 61, Superior 49, Beloit Rockford area 82. A cool mass from northwest Canada kept nights in the 50s and scattered showers limited to Green Bay Two Rivers and Park Falls regions.
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Wisconsin
Superior
la Crosse
Green Bay
Two Rivers
Park Falls
Beloit-Rockford
Gila Bend
Ariz
Fraser, Colo
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Boston
Miami
Mpls
St. Paul
Louisville
New York
Washington
New Orleans
Blow Torch Blast Damages North Side Milwaukee Home
A blast from a blow torch injured one man and forced eight others to flee as a Milwaukee two family house suffered severe damage. Mathew Luoma 28 was hurt while heating furnace coils for hot water when the torch backfired.
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Milwaukee
North Side
Mathew Luoma
Richard Donovan
Judge Helps Evicted Mother Find Hope In Court
Mrs. Sarah Lee 26 appeared before Judge Emmett Morrissey in an eviction case for three months of unpaid rent. She cited a failing marriage and a third child on the way. The judge gave financial help and urged immediate payment yet offered aid if housing remained unavailable after 15 days.
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Chicago
Sarah Lee
Wisconsin Assembly Cleans Up Bills Before October Session
The Wisconsin assembly rushed to dispose of about 88 bills and 40 resolutions Tuesday and began wholesale deletions and withdrawals. It concurred on a 20 thousand dollar appropriation to study the 32nd Infantry Division history and on a rate increase for legal notices. It killed several measures including mileage boosts for state employees use of private autos and a state cost of living component. A governor's commission was authorized to study retirement systems ahead of the 1957 session.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Assembly
32Nd Infantry
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court
People’s Public Service Council
Public Service Commission
Governor’s Commission
Many Bills Died or Returned to Authors in Session
The session saw over one hundred bills killed or returned to authors covering topics from indecent pictures penalties to a one house legislature. Measures included raising assembly size to 118, praising the CIO AFL merger, highway study on US 41 near Racine, and $50 000 for the attorney general anti trust division. Tightened lobbying laws earmarked cigarette tax for veterans housing and licensing pinball machines.
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Assembly
CIO
AFL
State Highway Commission
Racine
Anti-Trust
Attorney General’s Office
Giant Army transfer moves 35000 soldiers to Germany and Kansas
The Army will start July 2 moving about 35 000 soldiers and 10 000 spouses and children. Half go to Germany and half to Kansas with the 1st Division rotating to Fort Riley and the 10th Division replacing it in Germany. The move, described as the largest peacetime transfer, will take weeks and uses cabin-equipped ships to transport families and furniture.
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Washington
Germany
Kansas
Ft. Riley
Kan
Military Sea Transport Service
Army
Hens Drink Seven Gallons Daily Across Hundred Fowls
A farm report notes that 100 laying hens consume about seven gallons of water per day. The figure highlights water needs for poultry under stable conditions and may inform daily feeding routines.
32nd Gets Combat Test at Camp McCoy
Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division conducted a 48 hour field exercise climaxing in a counterattack against aggressors. A task force led by the 2nd Battalion of the 126th Infantry attacked six miles south of Black River Falls, trapping about 40 aggressor prisoners.
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Camp McCoy
Wis
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
126Th Infantry Regiment
Black River Falls
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Oconomowoc
Oshkosh
Waukesha
Ripon
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Lakeshore College
Rep
Powell
D-N. Y
House
Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
White House
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Powel
National Guard
Senate-House
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Detroit
Atlanta
Thomas J. Dale
56Th Street
Mechanix Illustrated
Dial
Kenosha Savings and Loan Association
6Th Ave
Hollywood
Hudson
Anderson Motors, Inc
60Th Street
Hudson Hornets
Wasps
Ramblers
American Motors
Disneyland
California
Sunbeam
Schick
Remington
Col
63Rd St
Brown National Bank
Casuals Crepe Sales
Weyenbergs
Allen Edmonds
U. S. Keds
Northside
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