Prenatal letter service aids Wisconsin parents
Dr. Carl N Neupert says happy healthy childhood comes from love and understanding. The State Board of Health promotes prenatal letters to educate parents and early caregivers, with referrals from doctors nurses hospitals and welfare agencies. The service informs about pregnancy childbirth and infant growth to ease anxiety and support individual child development.
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Carl N. Neupert
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Lod Reads Ranked Among Global Airfields
A spokesman for the Ministry of Communications said Lod will become the 27th airfield worldwide to receive the ranking, placing it on par with London Zurich and Paris airfields.
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Lod
London
Zurich
Paris
Group Asks Flood Study By City Welfare Association
The Family Welfare Association asked the Common Council for a flood study to plan for post-emergency conditions. It urged the social planning committee of the Community Chest and Welfare Federation to conduct the study with housing and family welfare aspects during floods. The council sent the proposal to the administration committee.
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Family Welfare Association
Common Council
Community Chest and Welfare Federation
Interagency Committee
Four Graduates Halt Reunion At La Crosse State
Four former La Crosse State College students met for a brief reunion over the weekend. Jean Nash of Wisconsin Rapids a noted cranberry grower. Dorothy Brooks a physical education teacher in Virginia Minnesota. Alice Lewis Bonham a mother of three and PE teacher in East Chicago Indiana. Elinor Thompson Reinders of Waukesha who competed in the Tri-State Trap School. It marked their 25th year since graduation for the first three. They were former roommates and were joined by faculty visits from Miss Edith Marwright and Miss Emma Lou Wilder.
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Jean Nash
Wisconsin Rapids
Dorothy Brooks
Virginia
Edith Martwright
Emma Lou Wilder
Philippines and US sign 99 year base pact in 1947
On March 14 1947 the Philippines and the United States signed a 99 year agreement granting American military and naval bases on Philippine soil. The pact allows bases to be made available to the United Nations Security Council in the interest of international security.
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Philippines
United States
Security Council of the
United Nations
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