Can't Afford To Retire Warns Wisconsin Public Workers
Madison reports Wisconsin public employees say they cannot afford to retire as inflation erodes the value of deposits and annuities. The Wisconsin State Employees Association plans to ask the 1951 legislature for changes to the annuity system while noting modest pensions under the state fund and higher benefits under Social Security. The union cites most retirees drawing under $75 monthly and urges older workers to seek private part time work while stressing the need for adequate protection as federal rules evolve.
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New Conservation Group Is Formed In Wisconsin
The Citizens' Natural Resources association of Wisconsin formed after an organizational meeting in Milwaukee. About 80 attendees elected Wallace Grange as president and filled a council with members including Dr. John Curtis as vice president and Albert Fuller as secretary.
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Freshman Day Planned at Tomah High School
Tomah Wis Special Freshman day will be observed Tuesday with parents as guests at a 1 30 p m program followed by refreshments at Tomah high school.
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UW cited as model for service to business in American Business
The University of Wisconsin is praised in American Business as a prime example of direct service to industry. The UW school of commerce runs about 75 business institutes annually, and the College of Engineering has 119 active practical research projects. Stanley C. Allyn, president of National Cash Register Co., calls business investment in education an investment in free people and free enterprise.
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AFL's Green Promises Backing For Defense
AFL President William Green vowed labor would back defense drive, with 8,000,000 members ready to accept a no strike pledge and work longer hours. He said unions, CIO and rail unions are drafting fair price and wage proposals for government approval. Buy Security Bonds.
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