Officials of State Colleges Anticipate Enrollment Drops
Madison reports state college administrators expect GI bill enrollment pressures to ease and foresee declines in fall enrollment across Wisconsin institutions. Verne Freykland of Stout Institute and E B Fred of the University of Wisconsin note lower enrollments ahead, with funds approved for salary increases. Assemblyman Julius Spearbreaker and Gov. Rennebohm reference university enrollment lag versus prior estimates.
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Madison
Wis
Verne Freykland
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Fryklund
Assemblyman
Julius Spearbreaker
E. B. Fred
University of Wisconsin
Spearbreaker
Rennebohm
Educa
Wisconsin colleges face funding hit from potential military service acts
State officials warn that a selective service act or universal military training bill could directly affect future enrollment at the state university and colleges. The缺icipal budget relies on Veterans Administration tuition for veterans, paid at non resident rates, creating fiscal strain for school administrations.
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U. S
Congress
Ans
Veterans Administration
Wisconsin
May Postpone King Mihai Wedding in Athens
A palace source in Athens said the wedding of former King Mihai of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma may be delayed four or five days beyond Saturday. A high government source said it is not absolutely certain the ceremony will take place in Athens. Mihai abdicated the Romanian throne last year and is a nephew of King Paul of Greece.
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Athens
Mihai
Romania
Anne of
Bourbon- Parma
Themistokles Cephoulis
Anne
Hangs By One Arm To Prevent Death Fall
Dimitry Parhomenko, 59, dangled from a broken safety rope on the fifth floor of a North Michigan Avenue building. He grabbed the rope end after it slipped through his belt loops and was saved by firefighters with a safety net and ladder. His left arm was fractured with cuts and bruises. Electric eels in South and Centre America waters discharge strong shocks.
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Chicago
Dimitry Parhomenko
Michigan Avenue
South
Centre America
Sixty four counties back continuation of state zone fishing rules
Wisconsin counties vote to keep the current two zone fishing plan with 64 supporting continuation and 33 opposing all night trout fishing. Several counties request revisions including shifts to northern zones and a move to three zones. Many counties propose regulations on minnow dealers pollution control trout stamps and trolling limits, with actions forwarded to Madison for review.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Congress
Marathon County
Racine
Milwaukee
Douglas
Price
Waukesha
Barron County
Burnett
St. Croix
Chippewa
Cornell
Jim Falls
Dane
Dumn
Brule River
Eau Claire
Mississippi
Kewaunee
Lincoln
Marathon
Marinette
Monroe
Leon
Morris
la Crosse
Oconto
Pensaukee
Wolf River
Ozaukee
Winnebago
Pierce
Red Wing Dam
Portage
Notable Deaths Span Newsroom, Art, and Architecture
Obituaries note the passing of William M Camp 36 once a newspaperman and novelist Frank C Peyraud 89 a landscape artist with works in U S museums and European collections Sidney Puller Ross former New York architect and former FHA underwriting supervisor in Coral Gables Florida Highland Park Illinois Napa California cities named in brief notices.
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Associated Press
Napa
Calif
William Martin Camp
Highland Park
Ill
Frank C. Peyraud
United States
Europe
Bulle
Lausanne
Switzerland
Coral Gables
Fila
Sidney Puller Ross
New York
Federal Housing Administration
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Gabardine
Gaffney
Westinghouse Laundromat
Westinghouse
CLARK
Romacle
Paul
Greece
Shawana
Shawano Dam
Sawyer
Sheboygan
Lake Michigan
Taylor
Trempealeau
Wiles
Washburn
Waupaca
Washington
Wood
Kleerex
Adan
Use
TU RA Peti
Syd
Fantle
Styletone
Wards
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