Propose Changes in State School Setup
Madison wis Discontinuance of existing state teachers colleges as separate units of higher education in Wisconsin was proposed by the commission on improvement of the educational system today. The recommendation was included in a list of tentative proposals drafted to cover elementary high school college and university education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Commission On Improvement
Stout Institute
The
Institute of Technology
Board of Higher Education
University of Wisconsin
Candidates Trade Verbal Blows Across California
Associated Press dispatch describes Truman challenging Dewey to a public debate while accusing him of running from the record. Wallace counterattacks in Toledo, Pike suggests rail freight issues, and Dewey defends atomic weapons policy as the 1949 Wisconsin commission outlines a proposed unified state university system and education reforms.
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Truman
California
Thomas E. Dewey
Gilmore Stadium
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace
Toledo
Ohio
GOP
Dewey
Phoenix
Ariz
New York
Women Organize Fund Education Kick Off in Kenosha
Final plans for the October 1 Community Fund drive education kick off were set at a KYF meeting. Three hundred forty one Kenosha women will canvass every home to inform residents about the 16 agencies and answer questions about services and costs, with the Eagles club ballroom donated for the event.
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KYF
Kenosha
Girl Scouts
Eagles Club
Barden’s
J. W. Quarles
Community Fund
Joseph Lourigan
Adaline Ericksen
Louis H. Gilbert
Elizabeth Lyman
Laura Schultz
Gene Agazzi
Leah Seybold
Arthur Gail
William Temple
A. J. Larsen
Nicholas van der Vin
Rose Berg
Alden Kubec
Louis Christensen
Belle Booth
Vernon Roost
J. D. Enos
Fred Buckles
Russell O'Malley
All Soviet Publications Banned in U S Zone
Berlin United States Major General George Hays ordered a ban on all Soviet publications in the American zone of Germany in retaliation for Soviet efforts to halt Western sector newspapers in the Russian zone. The action was issued today as military authorities enforce press restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.S
George Hays
Germany
Lin
Negros actor Rex Ingram arrested on white slavery charges
Rex Ingram, 53, a noted actor, was arrested by the FBI on charges of transporting a 15 year old white girl from Salina Kansas to New York for immoral purposes. The case marks a sensational early example of federal anti trafficking action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rex Ingram
Hunt
Alcoa
Clark
Detroit Woman Demands Action From Spokane Police
A Detroit woman telephoned Spokane officers asking them to remove a man from Detroit. The officer reminded her it is Spokane, not Detroit, and the caller responded that Detroit police would ignore her and urged the Spokane cops to call them.
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Detroit
Spokane
Wash
U.P
Mich
Washington
French Workers On General Strike Paralyses Nation
About 5 000 000 French workers joined a two hour general strike starting at 4 p m local time paralyzing industrial activity nationwide. The warning action, backed by Communist and non Communist unions, aims at pressuring Premier Henri Queuille for higher wages and marks the largest nationwide shutdown since last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Queuille
O'Mara Pays Fine After Police Raid On Gambling Spot
Ollie O'Mara Sr. paid a 225 dollar fine plus costs in Kenosha municipal court after a police raid on the Brunswick Billiards pool room and adjoining gambling room. Three other men were fined 15 dollars each and a fourth forfeited a 25 dollar bond. 19 people were booked as inmates of a gambling house.
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Evening News
Brunswick Billiards Parlor
58Th St
Ollie O’mara
75Th St
O’mara
Ollie O'Mara
Brunswick Billiards Pool Room
Haukedahl
Kenosha
Saa Vee Iil
O'Mara
Schwartz
Leo Buchmann
Ollie O'Mara, Jr
Rt. 4
Box
Emil S. Nordbye
7Th Ave
Alton Wilson
Waukegan
Harry Gerrish
Racine
Wilson
Michigan
Chicago
O'Mara, Sr
O'Mara, Jr
Brunswick Billiards
Ruetz
Buchmann
Zievers
Argentine plot leads to 13 arrests over Peron assassination plan
Argentine police detained 13 people including former deputy Cipriano Reyes and two naval chaplains in a wide conspiracy alleged to target President Juan D. Peron and First Lady Eva Durate. The group, linked to ex US embassy official John F. Griffiths, was said to have planned the attack for Columbus Day theater event in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
A.P
Juan D. Peron
United States
John F. Griffiths
Eva Durate
Argentina
Cipriano Reyes
National Assembly
Avenida Quintana
National Penitentiary
Griffiths
Spruille Braden
Federal Police
Arturo Bertollo
Peron
New Auto Each Year For Milwaukee Divorcee
Milwaukee woman Natalie Lorch 54 will receive a new car annually for five years under a divorce settlement. Her husband Raymond Lorch 50, an automobile dealer, must also pay $55,000 cash in lieu of alimony as ordered by Circuit Judge Roland Steinle.
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Milwaukee
Natalie Lorch
Raymond B. Lorch
Roland J. Steinle
Cardinal Bus Lines Ahead Of Court On Unauthorized Kenosha Madison Run
Cardinal Bus Lines of Janesville faces circuit court on two charges for operating an unauthor ized direct run between Kenosha and Madison. The run drew state traffic patrol attention as it persisted despite prior Public Service Commission denials.
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Cardinal Bus Lines, Inc
Janesville
Kenosha
Madison
Dane County
Edwin Wilkie
Chicago
L. J. Peterson
Cardinal
Chocolate Shop Depot
Public Service Commission
Racine
State
James Lillie
Highway 41
Highway 20
Lillie
Peterson
Gothard
Beaumont
Yorkville
Waterford
Everbody
East Troy
Frost Employees Boost Gifts to Community Fund Drive
Frost company reports after day one that 90 percent of its employees have subscribed to the 1948 Community Fund campaign. General chairman J W Quarles says the pledged total so far doubles last year’s Frost employee contribution. Albert Homer leads department solicitors with 12 other companies performing similarly.
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Frost Company
Community Fund
J. W. Quarles
Frost
Albert Homer
Quarles
Learns Driver's License No Good After 19 Years
Alex Magel of Sioux City Iowa was arrested during a routine traffic check after presenting a driver’s license dated 1929. He pleaded guilty to driving without a license. The cost of the failed ID was 16 dollars and 50 cents.
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Sioux City
WUP
Alex Magel
Magel
Russia Denounces UN Little Assembly as Illegal
At the United Nations General Assembly, Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik condemned the little assembly as illegal and a threat to the Security Council. He urged removing all items about it from the agenda and cited Korea independence, veto limits, and permanent status as issues. South Africa warned powers must change course or face reconsidering UN membership.
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Paris
Russia
Little Assembly
Security Council
Jacob Malik
United Nations Assembly
Malik
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
General Assembly
Korea
South Africa
E. H. Louw
Organization of the United Nations
Continued Cool For Wisconsin
The cool weather persisted across Wisconsin as residents wrapped up the primary election. Land o Lakes reported a third frost in as many nights at 27 degrees, higher than the prior two days. Forecaster Howard Thompson promised good football weather tomorrow with sunny skies and temperatures near 70.
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Wisconsin
Land o’Lakes
Howard Thompson
Elephant for Madison Zoo Involves Two Governors
Governor Earl Warren was asked to help Madison school children unload an elephant bought for the city zoo to replace a death in the exhibit. Governor Oscar Rennebohm dispatched a telegram to Warren asking aid in obtaining longshoremen’s permission to land the elephant in California and bring it to Madison.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Earl Warren
Oscar Rennebohm
California
City
Siam
Warren
Sacramento
Rennebohm
Wisconsin
Kenosha Crossing Safety Probe Opens at Public Hearing
An exam iner of the public service commission heard testimony in Kenosha county courthouse on a complaint by Jay W. Rhodes chair of Somers town board about the North Shore railroad double track crossing at 22nd Ave near Birch Rd. City and county officials urged action for adequate safety devices.
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Public Service Commission
Jay W. Rhodes
Somers
North Shore
22Nd Ave
Kenosha
Harold Herzog
A. E. Axtell
Milton LaViolette
Chamber of Commerce
Birch Rd
Axtell
Edward T. Kaveny
Commission
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railway Company
Milk Firm Head Dies in Manitowoc Wisconsin
Harlan M. Clark, 77, president of the White House Milk Co., died today after a period of ill health. Clark led the company and was a longtime industry figure in Manitowoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc, Wis
Harlan M. Clark
White House
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Board of Regents
Senate
U. S
Warren William
Hollywood
Stanley Gordon
du Pont
Aluminum Co
Justice Department
Aluminum Company of America
U. S. District Court
Tom C. Clark
Roy A. Hunt
Surplus Propery Board
War Assets Administration
Stanley G. Haukedahl
Paul Rohde
Western Union
Russ
Madison Zoo
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