Wisconsin professors invited to study Andean issues in Venezuela
UW geography professor Henry Sterling and sociology and anthropology professor Milton Barnett will lead a 10 month study mission in Venezuela starting September. They will work with Venezuelan technicians and UW supporters to map and analyze agricultural, educational, and health problems in the Andes and explore assets and development opportunities for improved living standards.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Venezuela
University
Henry Sterling
Milton Barnett
Sterling
Roberto Lizarralde
George Hill
Instituto Agrario Nacional
Bert Ellenbogn
Wisconsin
Ing
Madison
Andes
Hill
Lizarralde
Venezuelan Rural Welfare Council
Renal 74 Scouts Trek To Area Camp
Seventy four Scouts from Renal will attend Camp Decorah in the Gateway Area Council for the second week of summer sessions running from June 22 to August 2. Eleven units will be represented including four La Crosse troops Troop 8 First Presbyterian Troop 37 St. Thomas More Troop 11 St. Joseph and Troop 14 Holy Cross along with troops from Sparta Tomah Osseo Cochrane New Lisbon Whitehall Manston. Council field executive Charles Burch and Lester I. Vanderpan of Sheboygan Falls co direct the camp.
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Camp Decorah
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First Presbyterian
St. Thomas More
St. Joseph
Holy Cross
Sparta
Tomah
Osseo
Cochrane
New Lisbon
Whitehall
Manston
Charles Burch
Council
Lester I. Vanderpan
Sheboygan Falls
Family of Lawyers Graduates from Dalhousie in Halifax
The Nicholson family, Halifax Nova Scotia, celebrates Dalhousie University law degrees earned together by Mr and Mrs David Nicholson with a possible third barrister in the works. David Jr. was born during mother's studies. Read Tribune Want Ads.
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Halifax, Can.p
David Nicholson
Dalhousie University
David Jr
Private dollar fuels Wisconsin University funding shift
President E B Fred states private gifts now fund 28 percent of University of Wisconsin research costs, surpassing federal grants as private philanthropy grows. WARF announced a 773,012 dollar grant for 1952 53, boosting private support to over 6.5 million dollars since WARF’s founding. The university stresses keeping financial control and avoiding strings attached.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
Pres. E. B. Fred
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Fred
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Ambergris Sighting by Lifeguards Near Santa Ana River
Santa Ana California lifeguards Robert Isenor and Fred Swartz reported a sick whale sighting and gathered two large garbage cans. The next day they filled them with a floating mass they believed to be ambergris harvested offshore near the Santa Ana River mouth. Ambergris is prized in perfumery and can fetch high prices.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Huntington Beach
Robert Isenor
Fred Swartz
Santa Ana River
Malaya reviews Chinese school textbooks for Malayan nationalism
Malayan education authorities plan to Malayize Chinese school textbooks. Eighteen Malayan education experts are appointed to advise on steps. Also note Iraq may exploit sulphur deposits.
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Kuala Lampur
Malaya
Iraq
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