UW hosts public conference on Wisconsin nature resources
Madison special report: University of Wisconsin hosts a two day public conference on conserving Wisconsin nature resources on June 30 and July 1 at the Memorial Union. Twenty eight conservation experts from state and national circles will address soils water wildlife and related topics with invited officials including Gov. Oscar Rennebohm and notable figures from the Fish and Wildlife Service Pan American Union and Field and Stream.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Memorial Union
Durward Allen
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Laurel
John E. Doerr
National Ark Service
Washington, D. C
Illiam Vogt
Pan American Union
Washington, DC
Harold Titus
Harry W. Gehm
National Council For Stream Improvement
Tom Wallace
Louisville
E. B. Fred
Robert Mackenhirn
Gerard Rholich
Arthur Hasler
C. K Leith
Norman Fassett
John Curties
Walter Rowlands
Noble Clark
J. H. Beuschler
Walter Wittich
John L. Miller
Wakelh McNee
The
University
Frank Foley
U. S. Geological Survey
Ernest Bean
A. W. Schorger
Ernest Swift
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Oscar Rennebohm
F. J. Schmeeckle
Central State Teachers College
Stevens Point
Dorris Sander
Whitehall
Wa Nsin
Increase Lapham
Charles R. van Hise
George S. Wehrwein
Aldo Leopold
Swede Proposes Single Price for Wood Pulp
E von Heland of Sweden, visiting Guelph, urges a uniform world price for wood pulp to aid producers. He says North American mills sell too cheaply, hampering Swedish competition as profits fund reforestation and forest protection. He plans to push the conference to address the issue.
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Guelph
van Heland
Treasury secretary to speak at Midwest Scout leaders conference
Secretary of the Treasury John M. Snyder will address a three day finance conference for about 600 Boy Scout leaders from Wisconsin Michigan Indiana and Illinois. The meeting will start Friday at George Williams College camp and attendees include council representatives from the four states.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Secretary of the Treasury
John M. Snyder
Eorge Williams College
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Princess Elizabeth cattle plan rejected over future residence
The County of Argyll's plan to send Highland cattle to Princess Elizabeth was not accepted as she was unsure about having a permanent home in the country. Meanwhile China’s largest match factory in Tientsin resumed production.
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Tientsin
China
State Unemployed Receive Less May Funds
Wisconsin's Industrial Commission reported May payments totalled 2,350, a drop of 400,000 from April. The commission issued about 28,000 checks weekly in May versus 32,150 in April, with unemployed civilians receiving 1,399,000 of the total.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Industrial Commission
Three Scout Leaders To Attend Finance Meet At Lake Geneva
Gateway area Boy Scout councilwill send three delegates Rufus Dominick Black River Falls George Hall and Charles Burch La Crosse to the Warn eror finance meeting at Lake Geneva June 10 12 Regionally organized the talks cover independent campaigns community chest relations brochures publicity endowments trusts and drives Edsel Ford and Snyder are among featured speakers at the session with attendees from Indiana Michigan and Illinois.
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Lake Geneva
Gateway Area Boy Scout Council
Boy Scout Warneror
B. W. Ingli
Gateway Area
Boy Scout
Rufus Dominick
Black River Falls
George Hall
Charles Burch
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Edsel Ford
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Tropical bread-fruit tree used for canoes and cloth
The bread-fruit tree provides multiple resources including wood for canoes and the inner bark for cloth production, with its juice noted among its many uses.
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