Hard Working UW Political Science Expert Given Honors
Frederic Austin Ogg, emeritus professor at the University of Wisconsin, was honored at the American Political Science Association dinner in New York. As long time editor of the American Political Science Review, he retires after guiding 132 issues and a seven foot shelf of bound volumes.
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University of Wisconsin
United States
American Political Science Association
Frederic Austin Ogg
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Hotel
Harold D. Lasswell
Yale University
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American Political Science Review
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Political Science Review
Wisconsin hunting licenses shortchanges 1948 finances
Outdoors writer notes Wisconsin failed to set separate small and big game licenses, costing about 180000 annually. Pitman Robertson funds rely on license sales, with Wisconsin ranking eighth in licenses sold. If deer tags had separate status, state would gain roughly 180000 more federal funds. Wisconsins position would rise to eighth in licenses sold and fourth in duck season revenue. A conservation booklet from Gov Bohm is being distributed. SNAP SHOTS report Iron River hare hunt finds 223 snowshoes. gunmaker Ferhat patent on shotgun choke control device.
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Wisconsin
Department of the Interior
Pitman-Robertson
Hunt
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Lloyd Gunther
Richard Ferhat
la Crosse
Sears Midwinter Sale Catalogue Slashes Prices
Sears, Roebuck and Company issued its largest sale book with 22,000 items. Price cuts reach up to 38 percent from the fall and winter catalogue, plus about 10 percent lower on special purchases.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Conciliator Margolis Resigns Post for Private Job
Washington officials confirm William N. Margolis assistant director of the federal mediation and conciliation service will resign. He has served as chief conciliator since 1947 bringing settlement expertise to maritime steel and other industries and will join a private labor relations consultancy in New York.
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Washington
William N. Margolis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Wednes
150000 Weighing Units Tested In Past Year
Madison report shows 150000 scales and measures tested in the past fiscal year. Of these, 7359 items required action including 3125 repairs and 1362 condemned as unfit for use.
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Madison
Wis
State Department of Agriculture
Memphis Cops Win Fire Prevention Honor in National Contest
The city of Mem phis Tennessee was named among top entrants in the National Fire Prevention Week competition. Judges praised its comprehensive program and lasting fire safety impact across community activities and educational efforts.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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Anderson
Ind
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U. S.A
Memphis
Oak Ridge
Tenn
T. Alfred Fleming
Fleming
Chicago
William B. Rearden
Firemen’s Insurance Co
Newark
Nawark
Tional Board of Fire Underwriters
Allen L. Cobb
National Fire Section Association
Kodak Park Works
A Kodak Co
Rochester _r
Fred Sheppard
International Association of Fire Chiefs
A. Board of Insurance Underwriters
Montreal
Atlantic
Births in Wisconsin Surpass 80 000 for Third Year
State health officials report 1949 provisional figures showing about 82 000 live births, higher than 1948 but below 1947 peak. Deaths estimated around 33 000 with heart disease and cancer as top killers. infant deaths near 2,112 for 1948 and 1949 projections. Marriages about 28 000.
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Wisconsin
Carl N. Neupert
Hollywood supper clubs wage New Year price war
On the Sunset Strip two famed supper clubs Mocambo and Ciro's cut New Year’s Eve price from 20 to 12.50 dollars per person. Owners Charlie Morrison and Herman Hover said the move aims to meet competition with a deliberate price war.
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Sunset Strip
Charlie Morrison
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Mocambo
Herman Hover
Ciro’s
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Morrison
GE To End Contract With UE Workers
General Electric will terminate its contract with the United Electrical Workers on April 1 due to the ongoing jurisdictional dispute between UE and CIO International United Electrical Workers. UE called for a vote at over 100 GE plants nationwide to determine workers preferred union representation.
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New York
General Electric Co
United Electrical Workers
CIO International United Electrical Workers
General Electric
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