Brighter Prospects for College Trained Labor in Wisconsin
La Crosse Wisconsin state employment service reports ample college graduates ready for permanent positions across fields. About 350 high school and college students seek summer work, while multi area and out of state employers keep strong demand for Wisconsin graduates. The service issues a weekly bulletin listing graduates available for placement.
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N. E. Schulze
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Schulze
WSES
Worker Killed In Stone Cutting Machine
Milwaukee reports Gregor G. Hoesser aged 31 died after a fall into a stone planning machine at Wollbrecht Cut Stone Co. He apparently suffered a fainting spell prior to the accident.
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Milwaukee
Gregor G. Hoesser
Wollbrecht Cut Stone Company
Senate and House Roof Lifting to Move July 1
On July 1 tear down begins on the Capitol roof so Senate and House wings can be rebuilt. Lawmakers will meet in temporary quarters with senators in the old Supreme Court chamber and Ways and Means in the new House Office Building area.
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Capitol Hill
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House
Capitol Building
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Supreme Court
Ways and Means
William Moseley Miller
Fishbait
Philadelphia
Adams
Felton M. “Skeeter
Johnson
Ma Perkins
Cedric Adams
The
Guiding Light
R. McCormick
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Pepper Young
Kay Kyser
Katy Klub
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Holly’d
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Klub
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Jane
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Holly
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Lea
Three Suns
Don
Catholic Devot
Catholic Devol
Lucas Sees Monday Test On Strike Law
Democratic Leader Lucas predicts a Monday Senate test on five strike law options to handle national emergency labor disputes. He expects rapid movement after balloting starts amid signs the initial battle may be lost for a plan to seize struck plants. John L. Lewis praises Pepper and two Democrats for opposing crippling amendments to the administration bill.
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Lucas
D-Ill
Senate
Douglas
Aiken
R-Vi
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Pepper
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Wilhelm Tell Actor Edward Vollenweider Dies at 60
Madison Wisconsin Edward Vollenweider age 60 who played Wilhelm Tell in annual New Glarus productions died Saturday. He portrayed the Swiss hero in German language performances for years and missed last year’s pageant due to illness.
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Wilhelm Tell
Madison
Wis
Edward Vollenweider
New Glarus
Vollenweider
Roller Skating Show Sparks Chirps Broadway Rise
New York figures Nancy Donovan rose from a titian hair stage singer at a Versailles rink to Broadway after a standout national anthem performance during intermission at a skating rink near Columbus Circle by Central Park. Police reporters in New York critique Sidney Kingsley’s Detective Story for near perfect precinct realism. Earl Long and entourage visited a Latin Quarter club, recalled Huey Long era mint juleps and Broadway banter over drinks.
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New York
Nancy Donovan
Versailles
Manhattan
Columbus Circle
Central Park
Miss Donovan
Broadway
Sidney Kingsley
Kingsley
Latin Quarter
Gov Earl Long
Louisiana
Huey Long
May Motor Deaths Reach 151 In Illinois Highways
Illinois reports 151 people killed in May traffic crashes on state highways a 9 percent rise from a year earlier. For January through May the toll totals 667, down from 745 in the same period in 1948, per state highway division.
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Springfield
Illinois
State
Needy Children Invited To Mills Brothers Circus
La Crosse Jaycees organize free afternoon circus tickets for needy children for July 11 performance at the old Salzer airport site. Richard H. Lord and Henry Reb han lead the drive with support from local firms and merchants to fund and sponsor the event. An evening show follows the matinee as part of the youth activities fund drive.
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la Crosse
Henry Rebhan
Jayecees
Quiz Kids Fathers Day Show Promises Smart Matchup
Radio Spotlight outlines a Father’s Day Quiz Kids broadcast pitting top young minds against their fathers. Phil Harris follows with the ongoing adoption arc featuring Frank Remley as a war orphan’s stepfather. Ralph Bellamy stars in a Cavalcade of America tale about Gunner Scott Davis. Noon News airs a Washington campaign finance statement from Rep Gardner Withrow, recorded from Washington.
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Ziebarth
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Chicago
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Symphony Ore
Katy Klub
Barnet Orch
CBS Symphony Ore
Bob Trout
Barnet Orch, Orch
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Choraliers
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House of Mystery
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Fred Allen
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Dick Todd
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Word
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Frank Remley
Ralph Bellamy
Gardner Withrow
Washington
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