Weather forecast promises banner Wisconsin tourist season
J H H Alexander head of Wisconsin recreational promotion reports optimism for a busy travel year if warm weather holds. Inquiries near 60000 thus far and advance bookings exceed last year with strong spring fishing, more motels, and a growing reputation drawing visitors from Ohio Pennsylvania and New York as well as from the South.
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J. H. H. Alexander
Wisconsin
Alexander
Wisconsin Lake Country
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Greenville
S.C
Steel chief defends industry against compulsory unionism
Irving 5S. Olds, former U.S. Steel board chairman, defended the steel industry's stance against compulsory union membership for workers amid growing labor pressure. He spoke Saturday, reiterating opposition and calling for voluntary unionism and negotiation rather than enforced membership.
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Philadelphia
Irving 5S. Olds
U.S. Steel Corporation
Veteran Bolshevik Fyodor Samoilov Dies in Moscow
Moscow reports the death of Fyodor Samoilov an old Bolshevik veteran of the 1917 revolution that brought the Communists to power in Russia.
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Moscow
Fyodor Samoilov
Russia
Film Council Closes Year in La Crosse
La Crosse Film Council holds its final 1951 52 season meeting at the South Branch Library at 7 45 p m. Election of officers is on the agenda. Members preview Britannica Films People Along the Mississippi featuring local youth in the cast and Del City La Crosse area scenes.
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Encyclopedia ‘Britannica
Mississippi
la Crosse
Vicinity
CIO Urges Truman to Veto Immigration Bill
The CIO asks President Truman to veto the new immigration bill, warning the measure harms labor and could punish or intimidate labor union members or leaders who are foreign born but naturalized citizens. Nathan E. Cowan, CIO legislative director, writes the president with the concerns.
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Washington
CIO
Truman
Congress
Nathan E. Cowan
GIVES THEM COLOR High altitude flowers reflect ultraviolet light
The article notes the vivid color of mountain flowers is due to ultraviolet light in the clear high elevation skies. It explains how UV exposure enhances petal pigment and visibility, aiding pollinators and plant survival in alpine environments.
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