Wisconsin to deploy field crime lab vehicle statewide
Charles E. Wilson, Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory superintendent, won 6000 dollars from the Emergency Board to equip a large field truck. The unit includes a dark room with refrigeration, X ray gear, a 12 volt radio system, two walkie talkies, a Veritistol signaling flare, voice projection gear, a mine detector, magnetic lifting device, underwater viewing apparatus, a drag rope, a screening device for furnace and ash contents, fingerprinting supplies, and shoe and tire impression equipment. All items are for preliminary field work and immediate tests, with primary analysis in Madison.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
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Wisconsin
Charles E. Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
State Emergency Board
Wilson
Kathryn Clark Sings Faust in Minneapolis July 5
Local soprano Kathryn Clark Miss Minnesota of 1951 will perform Margarita in the Minneapolis Civic Opera production of Faust by Gounod. The concert version will be at Lake Harriet. Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Clark, earned a Bachelor of Music from MacPhail College in Minneapolis.
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Kathryn Clark
Minnesota
Margarita
Minneapolis Civic Opera
Clark
Minneapolis
Pilothouse of Miranda Saved for Mystic Museum
The Miranda once a Rhode Island steam oyster boat and later a tug faces oblivion until its pilothouse is preserved at the Mystic Marine Museum in Connecticut. The vessel’s storied history spans coastal work and riveryard retirement.
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Mystic, Conn
Miranda
Rhode Island
Thames River
Mystic Marine Museum
Old Chiefs Form A Baseball Lineup In Calgary
In Calgary Canada a group of nine senior chiefs six fire and police have retired since 1943 reaching pensionable age. The retired chiefs amount to a humorous regional roster as they leave active service.
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Calgary
Canada
Wisconsin hosts July conference on guidance and health for youth
Madison special report notes lectures panels and films on child tensions youth health and guidance topics July 9 11 at the University of Wisconsin. A host of experts from universities and organizations across the country will speak. The event is sponsored by the UW summer session department of education Department of Public Instruction Extension Division and co operated by the State Board of Vocational and Coordinated Conference on Guide Adult Education and Health Education.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Department of Education
Department of Public Instruction
State Board of Vocational and
Personnel Services and Board of Health
Home care for mild polio cases urged by doctor
Dr. Philip M. Stimson of New York Hospital-C Cornell Medical Center argues in JAMA that selected poliomyelitis patients, including nonparalytic and mild cases, may be treated at home with visiting nurses and physical therapy. He cites reduced fatigue, costs, and hospital bed conservation, while stressing strict isolation and careful monitoring for possible hospital transfer.
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Chicago
Philip M. Stimson
Department of Pediatrics
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
New York
Journal of the American Medical Association
Stimson
Burmese Chinese student takes summer surveying job in Madison
Bob Tain Yiu Neng, known as Bob Tain, a 24 year old Burmese born Chinese student, works this summer as a surveyor for City Engineer Zenno Gorder in Madison. Born in Mandalay, he came to the United States in 1948, studies engineering at the University of Wisconsin, and plans to return to Burma after graduation.
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United States
Mg. Mg
Tain Yiu Neng
Bob Tain
Burma
Bob
Zenno Gorder
University of Wisconsin
Mandalay
Rangoon
Eng
Butler University
Indianapolis
Ind
Wisconsin
Monroe
National Geographic Magazine
Boby
Madison
la Crosse
Okinawan War Bride Finds Welcome in Alhambra
Nobuko ko Coronel, wife of Cpl. Robert Coronel, can settle in the United States with their baby girl after a local Alhambra newspaper story prompted more than 60 letters of welcome. A relative warned she would not be accepted because of Okinawan nationality.
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Alhambra
Calif
Nobuko Coronel
Robert Coronel
Pacific
Coronels
Nobuko
United States
Alhambrans
Young Italians begin four-continent scooter tour
Two Milan youths Dante Cesare Vacchi 26 and Edoardo Mari 24 embarked on a motor scooter world tour covering Europe Africa Australia and Southern Asia. They expect to travel about 60000 miles and finish in seven months.
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Europe
Africa
Australia
Asia
Dante Cesare Vacchi
Edoardo Mari
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