Senate Refuses Regent Plan In Wisconsin Senate Vote
In Madison, the Wisconsin senate rejected a plan 16 to 15 to expand the University of Wisconsin board of regents from nine to fifteen, with Lieut. Gov. George Smith casting the deciding vote for postponement. The body then refused to reconsider 15 to 13, effectively killing the measure.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Leverich
George Smith
Senate
Rennebohm
Department of Public Welfare
Board of Health
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Wisconsin State Journal
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Paulson couple elected at Wisconsin postal supervisors convention
Attend Convention Assistant Postmaster Oscar F Paulson and his wife return from Beaver Dam after a two day Wisconsin branch convention of the National Association of Postal Supervisors. Paulson joins the executive committee and Mrs Paulson becomes vice president. Next year’s meeting will be in Milwaukee.
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Oscar F. Paulson
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Paulson
Milwaukee
Babich Yesterday He's No 30816 Today
Milton Julius Babich 19 a former West Allis Central honor student was convicted Monday night of murdering his wife’s pregnant sister Pat Birmingham. He received life imprisonment and was imprisoned at Wisconsin state prison where he begins quarantine and intake processing.
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Waupun
Wis
Milton Julius Babich
West Allis Central High School
Babich
Little Pat Birmingham
Wisconsin
Czechoslovakia Excommunicates Leaders Over Separatist Act
Moravian arrests target clergy and lay officials resisting the government backed separatist Catholic Acton group. The Vatican calls the group schismatic and anti-Catholic, excommunicating its promoters, while church sources dispute wide support for the movement. Archbishop Beran remains secluded in Prague palace as tensions rise.
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Moravia
Prague
Josef Matocha
Olomouc
Josef Beran
Beran
Acton
Gvernment
Oyal
Vatican
Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Senators Battle Over Emergency Strike Law Provisions
Senators spar over plans to handle national emergency strikes. Morse attacks Taft seizure proposal while Taft and Douglas criticize Morse reliance on Congress to act for each strike. Voting on the issue remained uncertain after delays.
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Washington
Morse
Taft
Ohio
Douglas
D-Ill
Aiken
Congress
Rio seeks bids for leveling Santo Antonial district
Rio de Janeiro invites bids to clear and level a central downtown area named Santo Antonial. Officials seek contractor proposals for major urban redevelopment work in the heart of the city with project scope, timelines, and funding to be defined in the bid process.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Santo Antonial
Widow Missing Since June Found in New Jersey
Mrs. Reseda Corrigan 39 reported to Chicago police from Newark that she pursued Sigmund Engel a veteran confidence man alleged to have swindled her of 5000 dollars. Engel known by 32 aliases has a half century criminal record across multiple countries and eloped with Margaret Hoffman in 1925 before being arrested in St Louis with 25000 in a money belt.
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Chicago
Reseda Corrigan
Daniel Gilbert
Newark
N. J
Sigmund 1
Gilbert
Engel
Sam Engel
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Mrs. Corrigan
England
Sigmund Engel
Canada
France
Ilbert
St. Louis
Margaret Hoffman
John V. Weidemier
Oak Ridge discrepancy debated in congressional hearing
Senator Millikin pressed McMahon on whether Oak Ridge inventory discrepancies are a book keeping error or loss of material. McMahon said the issue is not yet resolved and will not end until the investigation is satisfied. The AEC and Carbide and Carbon Chemical Corp said no A bomb uranium is missing.
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Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
McMahon
Millikin
R - Cole
Oak Ridge
Coplon Denies Espionage Ties as Cross Examination Starts
Judith Coplon finished her repeated denials of espionage activity and was handed to authorities for cross examination after the Washington session.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Two Vehicles In City Crash
Two cars passed through West Avenue and Jackson street and collided causing 600 dollars in damages at 12 58 a m Tuesday police said no injuries. Theron E Seymour 726 Camerona said he had green light and the other car northbound driven by Don Hite made a left onto Jackson. Hite said light turned amber as he began the turn and he stopped after the crash.
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West Avenue
Jackson Street
Theron E. Seymour
Camerona
Seymour
Don Hite
South St. Paul
Minn
Jackson
Hite
Sidney L. Sather
North
114Th Street
Losey Boulevard
Highway 33
Sather
Larry C. Oldenburg
East Avenue
Oldenburg
16Th
Johnson Street
Arthur Sc
Truman Faces Looming Reorganization Proposals
President Truman signaled limited opposition to reorganization plans that align with the Hoover commission's bipartisan recommendations. Senate leaders consider a joint resolution to speed effects before 60 days. Senator McCarthy criticized the plans as indecisive yet acceptable overall.
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Bipartisan Commission
Herbert Hoover
House
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
McCarthy
R-Wis
Hoover Commission
Senate subcommittee backs 75 cent minimum wage
A seven member Senate labor subcommittee voted unanimously to approve a 75 cent per hour minimum wage. It rejected extending wage coverage to five million more workers. Headed by Senator Pepper of Florida, the group forms the majority of the 13 member Senate labor committee.
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Washington
Senate
Pepper
Dfla
Senate Labor Committee
Goose and Mallards Stolen from Myrick Park Pond
Park workers found two mallard ducks and a Canadian goose missing from the Myrick park pond. Feathers marked the scene as officials counted bills in the pond. The motive cited by officials is that the goose is at least 12 years old and valuable for chewing.
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Crosse
Park Department
Myrick Park
Lundell Arrested After Chase Through Onalaska Area
Lundell led officers on a pursuit from Onalaska, through city streets and onto highway 16. A piston damaged a police car on Nigger Nathan hill and a stolen goods search followed. He surrendered at a county jail after a ride to a farmhouse, with a prior disciplinary confinement noted. He was born May 22, 1922 in Iowa and had prior careers as a painter and boxer before robberies led to his capture.
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Onalaska
Lundell
Dell
Highway 16
Nathan Hill
New Gill's Coulee
George Brooks
la Crosse Tribune
West Salem
Winona
Black River Falls
Gill Coulee
la Crosse
Oehler
Iowa
Des Moines
Washington University
Marines
Chase
Wisconsin Legislators to Gain 200 Monthly Increase
Madison officials reported the Wisconsin Assembly approved a measure to raise legislators pay to 200 dollars per month from 100 while in office, plus 100 dollars monthly for room and board during sessions. The action, attached to a broader pay bill for state officers, awaits Senate consideration.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Assembly
Senate
Assemblymen
State Department
Public Service Commission
Highway Commissioner
Industrial Commission
Bureau of Personnel
Postponing Life Insurance Not Proved Unlucky
Writers argue that delaying life insurance lacks foundation. superstition persists only if the buyer keeps delaying. The text notes no inherent bad luck in postponing, encouraging timely consideration despite common beliefs.
Spain Sees Wine Making as Key Industry
The article notes wine making stands as a major industry in Spain, highlighting its economic significance and role in regional production. It discusses how vineyards and related businesses drive jobs, exports, and regional identity across the country.
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