Medical Help Marshalled In Anticipation Of Polio Wave
Health officials and volunteers mobilize polio preparedness with doctors nurses and therapists trained in 1950 polio care. Dr Hart E Van Riper cites higher early case counts and emphasizes rapid institutes workshops and nurses courses supported by the March of Dimes across Wisconsin and other states. Jonas and the national foundation plan 12 institutes nationwide to boost expertise and facility readiness for potential outbreaks. Get results with want ads.
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van Riper
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Davgs
University of Wisconsin Medical School
National Foundation
Woodland Paradise Secrets Threaten Finacee Showdown
Bill Jarvis faces a suspicious romance as Bev Coulter grows distant amid a gossip campaign around Hilda Sands at a resort. Mrs. Fasker warns of trouble as Bill grapples with Bev and a late dockside encounter beyond the inn’s bridge game.
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Bev Coulter
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The Dixiecrat previews and the new Negro force
The piece discusses postwar sectional strain, southern conservatism, and a rising new Negro movement challenging old orders. It notes the South as economic and political flashpoint, warns of renewed regional conflict, and previews ongoing debates about democracy and equal rights across regions.
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Wage deal signed for CTU members on AP network
The Commercial Telegraphers Union AFL and The Associated Press signed a two year wage agreement. It includes a base raise of 1.25 dollars weekly and a 2 dollar bump to minimum pay scales, totaling 3.25 dollars weekly. Other changes cover severance, maintenance time, and holiday pay. Mars completes a rotation in 24 hours 37 minutes 22 seconds, making its day slightly longer than Earth's.
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Mars
Earth
Five Newcomers Named To UW Alumni Board
Five new members were elected and five others re elected to the University of Wisconsin Alumni Association board of directors Saturday. The newcomers include Mrs Silas Spengler of Menasha, Dr George Berg of Los Angeles, Donald Caldwell of St Paul, Dr J A Kennan of New York City, Sam Ogle of Milwaukee, with incumbents Rennebohm and Sundt of Madison and others including Arthur Timm James Peterson and Mrs George Chatterton.
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Wis
University of Wisconsin Alumni Association
Silas Spengler
Menasha
George Berg
Los Angeles
Donald Caldwell
St. Paul
J. A. Kennan
New York City
Sam Ogle
Milwaukee
Rennebohm
Guy Sundt
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Chicago
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Refrigeration Firm and Union Sign New Two Year Contract
Evansville Indiana Seeger Refrigerator Co. and the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers signed a two year agreement just before a planned strike. The deal raises hourly wages by five cents this year and four cents each year thereafter, effective Saturday.
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Evansville
Ind
Seeger Refrigerator Co
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Civil Rights Battle Looms In Senate Over Draft Extension
Senators prepare for a clash over President Truman’s equality of treatment order ending segregation in the armed forces. The fight centers on a proposed three year extension of the peacetime draft act due to expire June 24 as Dixie leaders push a “true civil rights move” amendment led by Senator Russell.
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