Institute criticizes Hoover Commission fisheries plan
The Wildlife Institute derides Hoover's proposal to split fishery control into separate commerce and wildlife agencies, calling it ridiculous and dangerous for unity. It warns such a split would widen rifts between sport anglers and commercial fishermen, and urges consolidated administration under a single front.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Wildlife Management Institute
Herbert Hoover
Fish and Wildlife Service
Interior Department
Recree Commerce Department
The
Wildlife Service
Institute
Albert M. Day
National Fisheries Institute
Army Officer Nation s Busiest Housekeeper Has Security Plan
Maj. Gen. Herman Feldman, the U S Army quartermaster general, oversees supply for all services and manages food clothing and equipment. Born 1889 in New York, Feldman rose from private in 1907 to top logistics officer, stressing training and superior provisioning for national security. he is married to Milly with a daughter Betty.
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Washington
Army
Herman Feldman
Feldman
1St Field Artillery
Waii
Fort Hoyle
U. S
United States
Quartermaster Corps
New York
Milly
Scotland
Germany
Betty
Wisconsin Governor to Inspect Naval Reserve Unit
Gov. Rennebohm will inspect 250 officers and men of the U S naval reserve surface division on July 12. He will tour Madison's training center, slated for official opening later this year.
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Madison
Wis
Rennebohm
U. S. Naval Reserve Surface Division
Boy Drowns in Wisconsin Pond
Clint on Wisconsin reports 2 year old Robert Johnson drowned Tuesday in a neighbor’s fish pond. Firemen and physicians failed to resuscitate after he was found by his mother Mrs Everett Johnson.
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Clinton
Wis
Robert Johnson
Everett Johnson
Lipstick Inspires Warning On Fire-Wrapped Train
Lipstick alarms on a freight train prevented disaster in LUCIEN Oklahoma. A. D. Schnaithman used his girlfriend’s lipstick and cardboard to spell fire at a wheel journal box. Engineer Otto Brammer and Conductor Dan Wright halted the train in time.
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Lucien
Okla
A. D. Schnaithman
Otto Brammer
Dan Wright
U S Faces Road Troubles
Public Roads Commissioner Thomas H. MacDonald says U S highways are well designed but poorly maintained. He urges limiting axle loads to 18000 pounds to curb pavement damage while truck traffic doubles since 1930 and heavy loads rise. States push to ease weight laws.
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Washington
Thomas H. MacDonald
MacDonald
Library Highlights New Books On Wisconson History And Adventure
The library adds Why Wisconsin by Francis Bowman detailing the state economy from preglacial days to WWII submarines. Also new are two volumes on University of Wisconsin history by Curti and Carstensen, High Jungle by William Beebe with 49 photos, The World and Africa by W E Burghardt Dubois, The Truman Program of President Truman, Crises in Education by Bernard I Bell, and Best Sports Stories 1949 edited by Marsh and Ehren.
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William J. Reilly
Reilly
Wisconsin
Francis Bowman
University of Wisconsin
Merle Curti
Vernon Carstensen
William Beebe
Dr. Beebe
Venezuela
W. E. Burghardt DuBois
Africa
Dr. DuBois
Harry S. Truman
Francis J. Myers
M. B. Schnapper
Bernard I. Bell
Irving T. Marsh
Edward Ehre
Fires Rarely Burn Forests in Amazon Region
Few fires appear in the Amazon forests as wood remains hard wet and green making ignition unlikely and flames hard to sustain.
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Amazon Region
Eagles delegation attends state convention in Milwaukee
Eight members of the La Crosse Eagles left Wednesday for Milwaukee to attend the state convention. The convention closes Sunday. Delegation includes A. A. Watson past president C. A. Dittman secretary Harold Spres ter president Gilbert Alexander past president Robert Schreier steering committee member Harry Wiltinger steward Harry Blace state bowling committee member and James Hill past president.
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la Crosse Eagles
Milwaukee
A. A. Watson
C. A. Dittman
Harold Sprester
Gilbert Alexander
Robert Schreier
Harry Wiltinger
Harry Blace
James Hill
Tiger cub cared for by Alsatian in Rotterdam Zoo
A tiger cub abandoned by its mother in Rotterdam Zoo is being mothered by an Alsatian wolf dog. The unlikely nursing arrangement underscores the cub’s survival needs while its mother is absent.
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Rotterdam
Holland
Wiley Says American Way Is Threatened by Government Power
Senator Wiley told the Wisconsin Bankers association that the American way faces danger from proposed federal controls over health, industry, and pricing. He cited compulsory health insurance, the economic expansion act of 1949, and new powers for price control, arguing these threaten free enterprise with higher taxes and greater federal spending.
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Milwaukee
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Our Children Important In Shaping Of Lives
Angelo Patri argues that a child’s early first six to seven years set life patterns through learned behavior and response to kindness. He emphasizes training with consideration of heredity and environment, noting that adults’ actions shape a child more than words.
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Angelo Patri
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