Wisconsin Senate approves governor welfare and education plan
Madison reports the Senate advanced Governor Rennebohm’s 25 million welfare and education bill without debate moving it toward final passage. The measure adds 16 million to 9.091 million remaining from prior appropriations for postwar construction including university and state welfare projects. Major allocations list the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee extension, state prisons, and various state schools with new buildings and a memorial library. The Senate also postponed a teacher tenure measure for second and third class cities and tabled a four year college course expansion for UW Milwaukee, while approving other measures such as attorneys’ fees in workers compensation and liquor tax refund handling for locales.
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State and Local Government Committee
Lady Almost Choked by Stomach Gas Before Relief
A woman describes nightly gas buildup that rose to her throat causing near choking while lying in bed. After taking INNER-AID with 12 herbs, her gas, stomach discomfort, and bowel regularity improved and she can sleep flat again.
Byrnes Speech Sparks Bipartisan Reactions in Congress
Republican lawmakers hailed former Secretary of State Byrnes warning against a welfare state as a boost to curbing government spending and social programs. Democrats offered cautious praise, while some noted Byrnes speech would complicate passage of Truman administration social welfare legislation and potentially extend the current session.
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Humphrey
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U S Guided Missile Progress Slowed By Peace Time Pace
Washington reports slow progress in guided missile development under peacetime conditions. Experts warn several years may be needed for protection capability, with potential impact on bomber interception and the atomic bomb's effectiveness if targets become harder to reach.
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Van Loon Receives Bachelor Degree at Stout Institute
Lauren Curtis Van Loon earned a Bachelor of Science degree on June 3 at Stout Institute in Menomonie Wisconsin. She will serve as an industrial arts instructor at Harvard. Her wife Beverly is the daughter of William and Beverly Pratt of 820 South 15th Street. They have one son, Keith.
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Stout Institute
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van Loon
Harvard
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William Pratt
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Keith
Deaths in Goshen and Port Pierce mark church and press figures
The Rev. G. W. Beach, who twice served as national moderator of the Brethren church, is listed among deaths in Goshen Ind. Mrs. Mabel Bates Williams, noted in Michigan journalism around the turn of the century, dies in Port Pierce Fla. She was born in Travers City Mich, where her father Thomas Bates was a pioneer newspaper publisher.
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Travers City
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Thomas Bates
Tri State Deaths Report Local Notables
Funeral services were held for Mrs Joshua Alleman in Alma Wisconsin with Rev M C Witmer officiating at Stohr Funeral Parlor and Alma Cemetery. Also noted were services for Mary Devitt in Hanover township Catholic church WaukON Iowa and reports on Mrs Mark E Wheaton of Caledonia Minnesota and Mrs Matt Zereen of Galesville Wisconsin, detailing births, survivors, and burial plans.
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Fountain City
Elvira
Johanna Engel
Kimball
Minn
Waukon
Mary Devitt
Independence
Hanover Township Catholic Church
Lycurgus
James Devitt
Nationalist Planes Hit British Ship Anchises in Shanghai Raid
Nationalist planes damaged the British freighter Anchises near Shanghai injuring four crewmen. They also hit a Shell Oil warehouse destroying 20 000 tons of petroleum. The raid lasted about 30 minutes and prompted diversions of foreign ships from Shanghai.
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Death sentence upheld in Gandhi slaying case
In Simla the East Punjab high court on Tuesday confirmed the death penalty for N. V. Godse and Narayan B. Apte for the murder of Mohandas K. Gandhi. The court also upheld life terms for Vishnu Karkare and Madan Lal in the case.
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Simla
India
Friends fail to identify items near missing Cecelia Lemay
In Ironwood Michigan authorities showed neighbors several personal items found with a skeleton last week. Rings a coat button a purse a house key and a handkerchief were shown to three former neighbors but could not identify the remains. Cecelia Lemay vanished from Wauwatosa over a year ago.
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Cecelia Lemay
Ironwood
Mich
Michigan
Maple Syrup Label Law Strengthened in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin statute now requires any maple syrup blend to display the percentage of pure maple syrup used on its label. The rule tightens labeling and ensures transparent ingredient disclosure for blended syrups.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Fuel price cut announced by Standard Oil cities
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana will reduce prices by half a cent per gallon on kerosene range oil furnace oil and diesel fuels effective Tuesday. The cut applies in Illinois Indiana Iowa North and South Dakota Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Legion Socials and Baseball Start Season Strong
The La Crosse Legion announces Monday fellowship nights and Tuesday drum and bugle corps practices. A family picnic is planned as the season begins with a league game under manager George Lehrke. Tickets priced to support the City Recreation League are urged, and the 40 et 8 wreck will be covered in the July Legionnaire. The group salutes the VFW convention and offers clubroom access to veterans. Sick call lists several local and distant addresses. The note ends with a brief history of the term barbarian from Greek origins.
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Prefers Jail Term To Difficulties With The Little Woman
Canton Ohio. Zane Ray Kennedy 24 of Alliance pleaded guilty to driving a car without owner consent. Facing probation hearing he told the court he had been having trouble with his wife and would prefer jail to probation. Judge Paul G Weber sentenced him to one to 20 years in Ohio reformatory.
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Zane Ray Kennedy
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Common Pleas Court
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Ohio Reformatory
Former Czech General Executed In Prison
Prague radio announced the execution of Gen. Heliodor Pika former deputy chief of the Czechoslovak army at Pankrac prison on Tuesday He had been sentenced January 28 after a two day secret trial on charges of divulging secrets to British intelligence
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Yale President Won't Impose Loyalty Oath on Faculty
Yale University will not impose an oath of loyalty on its faculty, said Yale President Charles Seymour on Tuesday. The statement comes amid debates over loyalty requirements in higher education and national politics.
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Yale
Charles Seymour
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