Wisconsin law school offers new practical training outside apprenticeships
At the University of Wisconsin Madison a summer program pairs senior law students with veteran Wisconsin judges and attorneys. The course covers probate, adoption, guardianships, wills, conveyancing, abstracts, justice court work, state agencies, and tax returns. About 125 students enrolled. 71 experts spoke last year.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Guenel
Wisconsin
Journal of al Education
Marlin M. Volz
Jack DeWitt
Law l
Beach and Bar of Wisconsin
Justice Court
Hne
DeWitt
Musse
Dane
Grant
Colum Walworth
Jefferson, Green, 2
Fond du Lac
Passenger Posters Kicks Lady Driver Faces 60 Day Sentence
The defendant Henry Dinney 47 admitted to kicking a woman after a sandwich was thrown, while she showed a bruise as proof. Judge J P Wilson sentenced Disney to one month for assault and one month for being drunk and disorderly.
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Henry Dinney
J. P. Wilson
Disney
Tito Willing To Do Business With West On Equal Terms
Yugoslav ambassador Sava Kosanovic said Premier Tito is willing to trade with the western powers on terms of equality. He reported the decision followed talks with Yugoslav leaders on expanding trade after the Cominform boycott during a Saturday conference on Brioni Island.
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Tito
West
Brioni
Yugoslavia
Sava Kosanovic
United States
Marshal Tito
Hooded Hoodlumism Charges Hit Birmingham Area
A Birmingham grand jury returned 14 indictments after a special session into night riding by robed groups. The probe, spanning a month, covered floggings threats and violence. indictments set for Monday as robed bands were investigated.
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Birmingham
Ala
Britain Doubles Ordinary Domestic Cheese Ration
Britain raised the weekly ordinary domestic cheese ration to two ounces from one and a half ounces, effective immediately, as part of wartime food controls.
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Britain
Factional tensions within UAW heat up as strikes surge
CIO continues sessions on welfare funds and wage boosts while Reuther labels factionalists a strange mix of Communists Trotskyites and opportunists. He cites two divisions: worker speed-up charges and a defaming report by the Progressive Unity Caucus aimed at Paterson and Wright Aero negotiations.
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Progressive Unity Caucus
Detroit
UAW
Paterson
N. J
Rocco Bambarra
669
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
International Union
Reuther Eines
Admits Mistakes and Seeks Leniency in Case
The speaker declares future obedience to all laws and asks local authorities to deal leniently with the case. He admits his mistakes and expresses deep remorse after self-examination, noting he has not received treatment during his detention.
Indiana Legion Auxiliary Awards Ten Scholarships
INDIANAPOLIS a Vervoren from Green Bay was among ten daughters of war dead awarded $600 college scholarships by the American Legion auxiliary Saturday. The awards honor character and scholarship in high school. Baby cottontail rabbits reach self care at three weeks old.
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Indianapolis
Green Bay
American Legion Auxiliary
Obituary for Bertha B. Storch and Frank Bendel
Bertha B. Storch, 86, of 318 Winnebago Street, died at a local hospital Saturday. Survived by son Fred, daughters Mrs. Arnold Fern ageye and Mrs. Dorothy en of La Crosse, four andchildren and one great grandchild, all of La Crosse, with Mary Erickson and Minnie Bartheld also of La Crosse. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Frank Bendel of 1507 South 10th Street to have services Wednesday at 2 PM at Hellwig Morris Funeral Home and 2:30 PM at First Lutheran Church with Rev. Fritz Miller officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Bertha B. Storch
Winnebago Street
Fred
Arnold
Fern) Ageye
Dorothyen
la Crosse
Mary Erickson
Minnie Bartheld
Frank Bendel
South 10Th Street
Hellwig-Morris
First Lutheran Church
Fritz Miller
Woodlawn
Patterson Defends Hiss Case Handling
Former Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson defended Federal Judge Samuel H Kaufman’s handling of the Alger Hiss case after a deadlocked jury was dismissed. Nixon and Case criticized rulings, while Patterson praised the judge as fair and conscientious.
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New York
Samuel H. Kaufman
Alger Hiss
Robert P. Patterson
Kaufman
Washington
Patterson
Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Rcalif
Francis Case
R-Sd
Two Garages Damaged and Worker Burned in Fire
Fire damaged two garages at 215 North 10th at 4 40 p m Saturday. Robert Kitson of 919 State Street, a workman on nearby property, received first degree burns after discovering the fire and removing two autos. One garage end was destroyed and the second’s roof burned. Property is owned by Mrs Rae Harley of 924 Vine Street. A two apartment house is occupied by Mr and Mrs Elmer Larson and Mr and Mrs Douglas Saaranen.
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North 10Th
Robert Kitson
State Street
Rae Harley
Vine Street
Accor
Elmer Larson
Douglas Saaranen
Truman Sets Campaign Against Monopolies
President Truman backs the House Judiciary Committee and Chairman Celler in a new drive to curb monopoly power. He ordered federal directors to provide fullest possible cooperation as the inquiry opens Monday to examine strengthening anti trust laws.
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Truman
Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
Cellar
Honolulu Police Arrest 104 Pickets After Strikes Clash
Honolulu police arrested 104 pickets during a stevedore strike clash. A officer reported a finger cut by a Filipino striker and another picket threw dirt in an officer’s eyes as tensions remained mild.
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Honolulu
Holds No Services There will be no worship sev
A fragmented notice indicates no worship services: Renee Spent Sees ot. The readable text implies a cancellation or absence of planned religious gathering.
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Renee
Highway Crash Claims Life In Storm and Bridge Collision
A fatal highway crash occurred during a storm when a vehicle struck a bridge, killing the occupant. Authorities investigated highway conditions and bridge safety as part of the incident.
Chiang Kai-shek to visit Philippines for secret talks
Chiang Kai-shek, leader of Nationalist China, is due in the Philippines for a secret Sunday meeting with President Elpidio Quirino. The talks may cover an anti Communist Pacific alliance and Chiang possibly seeking exile in the Philippines. US leadership would be essential for any alliance, a Quirino spokesman said, and Chiang vows to continue fighting the Communists.
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Manila
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Philippines
Elpidio Quirino
Chiang
Formosa
Nino
United States
Quirino
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Government Employment Holds 12 Month Peak at 2,120,019
The Byrd committee reported civilian employment in executive departments reached a 12 month high of 2,120,019 in May. The rise, averaging $3,000 per year per person, implies a daily salary impact of about $918,000. Increases occurred across Agriculture, Post Office, Interior, and Commerce, with Treasury reducing staff by 1,120 that month.
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Washington
Byrd Committee On Federal
Psd
D-Va
Byrd
Armed Services
United States
Agriculture Department
Post Office
Interior
Commerce
The
Treasury
Body recovered in gravel pit pond near Okauchee
Waukesha county deputies recovered the body of Emil Pankonen, 66, of Milwaukee, from a gravel pit pond. He had been missing since Thursday after visiting a nearby home. Coroner Alvin John ruled the death an accidental drowning.
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Okauchee
Wis
Waukesha County
Emil Pankonen
Milwaukee
Pankonen
Alvin John
Rebellion Brews Inside Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Madison reports notes a brewing revolt inside the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor against George Haberman of Milwaukee as eight-year president. Opponents target Haberman and secretary William Naorsne with rival plans likely unfolding at the Eau Claire convention this August. The federation, with about 200 000 members, faces internal strife amid party alignments and policy disagreements.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
State Capitol
Japan Belgium monetary area sign trade pact
A trade agreement was signed in Tokyo on Saturday between Japan and the Belgian monetary area. Trade will start May 31, 1950. The volume of trade was not disclosed. The Belgian monetary area comprises Belgium Luxembourg the Belgian Congo and the trustee territories of Ruanda and Urundi in East Africa.
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Tokyo
Japan
Belgium
Luxembourg
Belgian Congo
Ruanda
Urundi
East Africa
Polio victim Ann Richards dies in Sparta
Ann Richards aged nearly 10, second polio victim in the Coulee Region, died Friday in a La Crosse hospital after illness begun last Tuesday. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p m Sunday at St John Evangelical Lutheran Sparta with Rev Arthur Berg, burial in Wood Lawn cemetery. Survivors include parents Walter and (M)rs. Eleanor Richards, sister Elaine Lambert and brother Kenneth, all of Sparta. Friends may call Lanham’s mortuary Sunday evening.
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Sparta
Wis
Ann Richards
Coulee
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Arthur Berg
Wood Lawn Cemetery
Lanham’s
Carolyn
la Crosse
Barbar m
Planes and Ships Search Atlantic For Crewmen
Norfolk reports planes and ships searched 400 miles east of Charleston for crew of burning merchant vessel. Mendota received S O S at 615 a.m. from unknown ship. fire in engine room raged. Two coast guard planes and one U S air force plane joined Mendota and Matagorda en route to Bermuda.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Charleston
S. C
Coast Guard
Mendota
Elizabeth City
N. C
U. S. Air Force
Bermuda
Matagorda
Speedway Nation Rising in Spain Says Promoter
Promoter Gregorio Brendis says speedway racing is now Spain's most popular sport as the sport gains fans and momentum across venues and circuits.
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Spain
Senor Gregorio Brendis
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