Luther High School Debt Retirement Drive Set
Luther High School in Onalaska plans a Debt Retirement Day this Sunday to raise 75000 dollars for the present building program. The drive aims to fund new classrooms and a gym auditorium as enrollment grows with 21 ninth graders this year.
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Regents Seek Navy OK for ROTC Marriage Policy
Madison Wisconsin Regents ask the Navy to reconsider treatment of ROTC students who marry secretly. Married cadets are dropped from the program and must repay Navy pay, challenging the university contract terms. Regents authorize removing the marriage ban in future contracts citing Army and Air Force ROTC not restricted similarly.
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Burlington Approves Purchase of 250 Freight Cars
The Burlington Railroad board approves acquiring 250 freight cars for over three million dollars. The package includes 100 40 foot six inch steel box cars built at Havelock Nebraska with cushion underframes and loading devices, 100 covered hopper cars, and 50 Airslide cars with roller bearings to carry bulk commodities. Deliveries occur this year, adding to 2,165 cars ordered in 1958.
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Does Own Financing State Spurts Federal Unemployment Funds
Wisconsin chose to finance expanded unemployment benefits from state resources rather than take federal loans. The move preserves the state reserve fund and independence, avoiding federal controls and potential federalization fears. Benefits will raise payroll costs for contributing employers, though rebates previously granted are cited as partial justification.
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May Road Deaths Break Wisconsin’s Five Month Trend
Wisconsin's May traffic fatalities rose to 57, 10 percent above May 1957, lifting five month deaths to 268. Pedestrians reached 48, with several cities posting death-free periods. Milwaukee logged 21 deaths, while Ra ccine reported none. Commissioner Larson urged caution and cited violations such as speeding and failure to yield as primary causes.
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La Crosse Tribune June 19 1958 brief
Local La Crosse Tribune item dated June 19 1958 reports a follow up delivery on RFC service set for June 26 with community note on schedule changes and distribution details.
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RFC
District Attorney’s Role in Prosecution and Defense
The district attorney represents the state as prosecutor in criminal trials. He must establish the innocence of the unjustly accused and prove the guilt of those lawfully charged.
Professor Continues Teaching Despite Polio On Campus
Dr. Robert Stewart, 47, a psychology and education professor at San Francisco State College, teaches from a wheeled chair with a portable respirator and microphone after polio left him paralyzed for two years. He arrives by car, rests, and conducts classes on behavior problems and mental hygiene, earning praise as the gamest man on campus.
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Romulo Expected To Resign As Envoy
Manila sources say Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo will resign as Philippine ambassador in Washington to focus on United Nations duties. Former Sen. Francisco Delgado is named to replace him, part of a major Philippine diplomatic shakeup.
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