Wisconsin state institutions spend on meals and farm output
Wisconsin’s Department of Public Welfare reports that 12 state institutions served over 1.8 million meals in the year ending June 30, 1948, at an average cost near 1742 cents per meal. Northern and Southern colonies led in meal totals. farm output and outside purchases funded per diem costs.
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Madison
Wis
Department of Publiciz
Wisconsin
Northern
Chipyy
Tate
Winnebago Tepital
Southern Colony and Training School
Union Grove
Northern Colony
Southern Colony
Central State Tal
Waupun
Bors
Waukesha
Run
Camp Hayward
Colony
Green
Wisconsin Professor Outlines Japan Education Struggles
Wisconsin geographer Glenn T. Trewartha, part of a five-scholar U.S. cultural science mission to Japan, says Japan’s educational system suffers from postwar ghosts and meager salaries that hinder research. He notes low professor pay, lingering fascist-era patterns, and fear of a future return despite some recovery, with Hiroshima and Kyoto universities rebuilding after the atomic bombing. He warns Japan must rely on world markets and foreign support as it seeks economic revival and academic progress.
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Madison
Wis
Glenn T. Trewartha
University of Wisconsin Geography Department
Japan
Trewartha
U. S
Department of the Army
Fascism Trewartha
Suubicane
University of Hiroshima
Kyoto
Tokyo
SCAP
United States
Wartha
Department of State
Ofst Services
A Era University
the of Chicago
Circulate Petition in Norwalk District
In Sparta Wisconsin the effort to enlarge the Ogee Seeeee aims to organize a union. Petition circulated in Ridgeville Sheldon and Wells townships. After presentation to Monroe county school committee a meeting will hear opinions on the issue.
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Sparta
Wis
Ridgeville
Sheldon
Wells
Monroe County
Three Hospitalized In Decorah Crash
Decorah Iowa special report says Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Hadier and Neil McMullen all suffered cuts and bruises in an icy highway accident near Decorah Saturday morning. Mrs Nadler, 56, severed leg ligaments. her husband 65, badly shaken with minor bruises. McMullen has a serious scalp wound.
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Decorah
Frederick Hadier
Neil McMullen
Nadler
McMullen
New Skin Grafting Gives Mike Hope
Washington reports hopeful progress after a fourth birthday burns victim, Michael Rector, receives 75 inches of new skin in a fresh graft. Father Frerett Rector donated 200 square inches previously as surgeons seek additional donor skin from a local volunteer, George R., a beer salesman, who offered his skin.
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Washington
Michael Rector
George Ft
Birthday of Branch Wesley Rickey Highlighted
The article notes Branch Wesley Rickey born December 70 1881 on a Stockdale Ohio farm. It recalls his creation of the farm system and his rise from student to holder of literature and law doctorates. His career was interrupted by tuberculosis and he moved from Cardinals general manager to president of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Branch Wesley Rickey
Stockdale
Ohio
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
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