Enforce Relatives Responsibility Law in Old Age Aid
Wisconsin lawmakers study enforcing the relatives liability law under old age assistance. County administrators urge a state standard and schedule of liability, noting Milwaukee County’s success and broader judges’ reluctance to apply the statute. The committee also reviews public relief food allowances and meal provision rules.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
State Department of Public Welfare
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin traffic safety chief disputes lax image
R C Salisbury of the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department says misrepresentation skews perceptions of state safety work. He notes Wisconsin’s 1951 death rate of 7.1 per 100 million miles, compares favorably to the national 7.6, and cites strong county cooperation and high rankings in safety education and public information.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
R. C. Salisbury
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
National Safety Council
Salisbury
National Council
Life of Charles White Son of Sparta Pioneer
The obituary notes Charles White born March 31 1909 in Sparta Wisconsin. He grew up near Rockland and La Crosse, graduated Central High School in 1929, worked in Trane Plant 6 as night shop steward, previously at Railway Express Agency and Electric Auto-Lite during wartime defense work. Active in church and civic affairs, he ran for supervisor and alderman in the 6th and 7th wards, and he was married with two daughters.
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Charles White
Sparta
Wis
Rockland
Jorden to lead Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan
William Jorden of The Associated Press will become president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan on July 1, succeeding Joseph Fromm of U S News and World Report.
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Tokyo
William Jorden
The
Associated Press
Foreign Correspondents’ Club of
Japan
Joseph Fromm
U.S. News and World Report
City Hall Gals Barred From Shorts By Mayor Burke
Cleveland City Hall workers face restrictions on shorts despite a hot day. Mayor Thomas A. Burke announced the rule after several female staffers asked for leniency as temperatures neared the 99 degree mark.
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Cleveland
Cleveland City Hall
Thomas A. Burke
Summer Session Enrolment at La Crosse State Falls
La Crosse State College reports 455 students in the summer session, down from 517 last year. Women outnumber men 357 to 98, with divisions across Elementary, Secondary, Rural, Physical Education, and Letters and Science. Fifty-five percent of the group participate in the special science workshop.
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la Crosse State
la Crosse State College
Cate
Gories
Women urged for more UN Secretariat roles by IBPW board
At its 15th annual meeting the International Business and Professional Women urged the United Nations Secretariat and its agencies to increase women’s representation saying they are not yet adequately represented as staff or as government delegates.
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New York
United Nations Secretariat
Board of the
International Business and Professional Women
United Nations
La Crosse Tribune Public Notice 1904 Filing
Classified record notes the La Crosse Tribune being entered as second class matter on June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 Act.
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la Crosse
Wis
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