Parole Eligibility Rules Outlined for Wisconsin Inmates
Madison special bulletin explains parole dates for Wisconsin inmates. State prison inmates have fixed dates by statute. reformatories and home for women may apply after nine months or half the maximum term, whichever is less. Lifers must serve 20 years minus good time, about 11 years 3 months. Algeria is getting 10,000 more phones.
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Madison
Wis
State Reformatory
Home For Women
Division of Corrections
State Department of Public Welfare
Russell G. Oswald
Reformatory
Department
Parole Board
National Hobby Month expands in 1953 to four weeklong themes
The Hobby Guild of America announces National Hobby Month to replace National Hobby Week in April 1953. The four weeks focus on Arts and Crafts, Collectors, Gardening, and Sports with cooperation from shops, libraries, schools, and hobby groups nationwide. The program aims to curb juvenile delinquency and promote leisure time activity as mental health therapy.
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Hobby Guild of America
Fifth Ave
New York City
Hobby Guild
Raises for veterans dependents narrows widow and parent eligibility
MAJ Thomas M Nias reports Congress denied raises for childless widows and both parents while increasing aid for 560 000 dependents of wartime disabled veterans. New wartime and peacetime payments cover widows with children and multiple dependents with caps and age rules, with pensions distinguished from compensation.
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Congress
Private Rich L. Stuhr Completes Army Clerical School
Private Rich L. Stuhr son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Stuhr of La Crosse Wisconsin completed an eight week Army Clerical School at Fort Knox conducted by the 3rd Armored Division. He studied typing filing office machines and military correspondence and used mimeograph ediphone and dictation equipment. He entered the Army in January 1952.
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3Rd Armored Division
Fort Knox
Richard L. Stuhr
Leonard Stuhr
Liberty St
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Army
Soviet Delegate Urges Geneva Protocol Against Bacteriological War
In a notably mild address to the United Nations Security Council, Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik avoids charging the United States with germ warfare in Korea. Malik instead urges ratification of the Geneva protocol banning biological weapons, as U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Ernest A. Gross listens.
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U.N. Security Council
Jacob Malik
U. S
Korea
U. N
Ernest A. Gross
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Chef Boy
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U.S
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New California
Valencia
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