How Wisconsin Congressmen Voted on Recent Roll Calls
Washington records show Wisconsin members on three Senate roll calls. Passage of a trust law reform bill 43 to 27, with McCarthy voting against and Wiley not voting. A liberalizing import bill passed 31 to 30, with McCarthy voting against and Wiley not voting. A borrowing power expansion for the Commodity Credit Corporation passed 46 to 5, McCarthy not voting and Wiley not voting. House reports no major roll calls.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Congress
Senate
McCarthy
Wiley
U. S
Commodity Credit Corporation
House
Britons Called Lawless On Roads By Oxford Expert
Dr. A L Goodhart of Oxford University and a New Yorker told the Pedestrians Association at its annual meeting that Britain is one of the most lawless nations for traffic due to inadequate laws. He cited deaths per 100000 vehicles as 71 in America versus 163 in Britain each year.
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London
A. L. Goodhart
Oxford University
Pedestrians’ Association
America
Britain
Truman appoints Donaldson postmaster general in surprise move
Former inspector and long time postal official Donaldson, 64, becomes postmaster general in a swift decision praised by President Truman. The Hoober Commission reforms and a $135000 study influence changes, but Donaldson opposes mandatory presidential naming of cabinet heads and supports continuing senate confirmation halt. Donaldson, born 1885 in Shelbyville Illinois, is noted for stamp collecting as a hobby and his distinctive manner.
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Donaldson
Postal Service
Senate
Department
Government Reorganization Commission
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Commission
Congress
Truman
Shelbyville
Oconee
Normal College
Shelby, Fayette
Christian Counties
Illinois
Kansas City
Ed Donaldson
Frederick E. Cook
Viroqua Youth Hurt In Fall From Tree
LaVern Egeness nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Egeness Viroqua broke both wrists when he fell from a tree in the lawn of Wilbert Barker Linton avenue Sunday evening The lad was playing with companions and was taken to the local hospital Two bones were broken in the left wrist and one in the right Several teeth on the lower jaw were chipped.
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Viroqua
Wis
LaVern Egeness
Herbert Egeness
Wilbert Barker
Linton Avenue
La Crosse Tribune Post Notice
Public notice notes the La Crosse Tribune entered as second class mail matter on June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
Better Medical Care Of Middle Groups Urged
Cardinal Stritch urged Catholic hospitals to provide sane help for middle class medical care costs. He warned against harsh regimentation and called for reaching into homes where care is a burden. Baronett supported private or public insurance and voluntary groups with government support over compulsory federal insurance.
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Milwaukee
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicagou
Th Catholic Hospital Association
United States
Canada
Cardinal Stritch
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Schick
Coneccet' S Coo Jewelers
Main Street
Patek
Berg
Paint and Wallpaper Co
Robert E. Hannegan
Jesse Donaldson
Cabinet
Studebaker
LA Crosse
Radebaker
Che
Edtuelges
Grand Canyon
Cameron Motor Company
State Street
W.L.A.D
Mobilgas Special
Ashland
LA Crescent
Minn
John W. Barrett
Chicago
Association
St.Joseph Aspirin
Tomah
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