Wisconsin Welfare Inquiry Promises Public Report
Senator Robert Robinson head of the welfare committee said a report on the department's investigation will be submitted. Assemblywoman Sylvia Raihle called the delay a whitewash and filed a minority report. The panel met in secret, with about three dozen interviews and Clyde Reed called in three times for questioning.
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Robert Robinson
Beloit
State Welfare Department
Sylvia Raihle
Chippewa Falls
Welfare Department
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Senate
Welfare
Youth Service Commission
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Waukesha
Linda Garland
Oakland
Calif
Kathryn Garland
Robert E. Reed
Michael Garland
Garland
Welfare department reform faces critique by Assemblywoman Raihle
Assemblywoman Raihle says the welfare department reorganization bill will fail without careful personnel checks across the department and state institutions. She notes the bill eliminates the youth service commission and faults the state system, including the Waukesha school under corrections and the handling of mentally ill and sexually deranged prisoners at Waupun.
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Youth Service Commission
Waukesha
Raihle
Welfare Department
Waupun
State House split on housing bill vote
Washington Wisconsin representatives divided as the house passed the housing bill 228 to 185. Democrats Biemiller and Zablocki and Republicans Hull O'Konski and Withrow supported the measure while Republicans Byrnes Davis Keefe Murray and Smith voted against it.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Biemiller
Zablocki
Hull
O’konski
Withrow
Byrnes
Davis
Keefe
Murray
Smith
Cattle Still Used More as Beasts of Burden in Transjordan
Recent visitors report that cattle in Transjordan are still primarily used as beasts of burden rather than as a source of dairy or meat products.
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Transjordan
Kitzman Seeks Greathouse Post in UAW Region Move
Wisconsin labor leader Harvey Kitzman of Racine seeks to replace Pat Greathouse of Chicago as UAW regional director amidst a heated pre primary battle. Deere & Co. bloc in East Moline backs Kitzman while Walter Reuther administration supports Greathouse. The executive board proposes a new No 10 region including Wisconsin North and South Dakota Minnesota Wyoming and Montana.
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Ill
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Wisconsin
Harvey Kitzman
Racine
Pat Greathouse
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UAW
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Deere & Co
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Deere
Greathouse
Walter Reuther
Detroit
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South Dakota
Minnesota
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Montana
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Iowa
Nebraska
Actress Irene Dunne Receives Notre Dame Laetare Medal
Actress Irene Dunne was awarded the University of Notre Dame Laetare Medal in South Bend Indiana. President Rev John J Cavanaugh praised her civic and family ideals calling her an apostle of sanity in days of hysteria.
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South Bend
Ind
Irene Dunne
University of Notre Dame
John J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame
News of the World buys Berrows for 1.32 million
London U P The News of the World with a 17 891 275 circulation has acquired a 75 percent stake in Berrows newspapers for about 1 320 000 The Berrows portfolio includes the Worcester Journal oldest surviving English speaking weekly since 1909 Dial 5121 for Your Classified Adt.
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U.P
News of the World
Berrows Newspapers
Berrows
Worcester Journal
Organized Labor Opens 1950 Opposition List
Organized labor marks the 1950 political offensive by listing 13 incumbent senators to be opposed in next year’s elections. The slate includes eight Republicans and Democrats who voted for government injunctions, with names such as Aiken, Donnell, Gurney, Hickenlooper, Millikin, Reed, Wiley, and Young for the Republicans and Fulbright, George, Hoey, and Tydings for the Democrats. CIO President Philip Murray signals a broader bid to repeal the Taft Hartley act.
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Taft
Ohio
Sen
Wiley
Aiken
Vermont
Donnell
Missouri
Gurney
South Dakota
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Millikin
Colorado
Reed
Wisconsin
Young
North Dakota
Fulbright
Arkansas
George
Georgia
Hoey
North Carolina
Tydings
Maryland
CIO
Philip Murray
Unions vow political action over Taft Taft-amendment stance
AFL President William Green and labor chiefs declare plans to target Taft amendment supporters in 1950. They say the administration’s repeal effort is damaged and no bill likely to pass Congress would satisfy them. Senator Lucas predicts a Truman veto if Taft’s approach is pursued.
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AFL
William Green
Murray
Green
Congress
Lucas
Illinois
Truman
Taft
Cartoonist McCutcheon Leaves $300000 Estate
Chicago Tribune cartoonist John T. McCutcheon who retired in 1946 and died June 10 at 79 left a 300000 estate in trust for his widow Eve lyn and three sons John T Jr Howard and George. His will filed in probate court directs half to a widow's trust and half to a trust for his sons.
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Chicago
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Evelyn
McCutcheon
John T., Jr
Howard
George
Lucky Strike Advertises Superior Tobacco and Quality Control
A constant stream of tobacco samples from all growing areas flows to a Richmond laboratory where the tobacco is analyzed. Reports of quality go to auction buyers for Lucky Strike makers. Armed with this data and judgment, they seek finer, lighter, milder tobacco. This, plus controlled manufacturing, assures no finer cigarette today.
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America
Richmond
Virginia
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