Three Speakers In Legion Oratory Finalists
The Ameri can Legion contest selects three city finalists for the district event. Joe Michalki of Central speaks on The American Bill of Rights, Don Sieger of Aquinas on Land of Youth, and James Bull of Aquinas on Liberty the Safeguard of Democracy. The winner will go to La Crosse to face Mans ton at Central high school Thursday at 4 pm to determine the Seventh district representative at future eliminations in Wausau.
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Mexico City orders fencing of vacant lots to curb rubbish
City authorities fence empty lots in Mexico City to stop dumping and littering in public spaces while efforts to improve cleanliness continue in urban areas.
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Wildlife Public Relations Program Expansion Recommendation
Harold G. Breth of the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph urged expanding wildlife PR through quarterly state wildlife commission news conferences and a national clearinghouse. He warned editors push misinformation and called wildlife a renewable national resource needing informed public support. France still ration electricity.
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Albitz Wins Chess Finals Reach City Championship
James Albitz defeats Alphonse Heyn two games to one to clinch a place in the four man finals of the city championship. The playoff continues next Tuesday at Central High social center with Albitz facing John Fritsvold and Hugh Gauper meeting Joseph Piesche.
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Inter-American Route Chooses Panama Path
Panama selects the David Concepcion Vulcan route for its slice of the Inter-American highways, setting a guiding line for regional road development and international trade potential.
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Madison plans cancer institute event at University of Wisconsin
A major cancer institute program is set for March 25 at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Sponsors include the Wisconsin American Cancer Society division, the state health board, the Medical Society of Wisconsin, the medical school, and the McCardle Memorial Laboratory for Cancer Research. The agenda features talks and demonstrations on cell growth control, tissue study, and diagnostic methods.
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Bomb explodes in Chicago apartment building
A blast at 670 Milwaukee Avenue on Chicago's near northwest side forced over 100 residents to flee. The blast damaged a small printing shop and shattered windows nearby. no injuries were reported. Police reviewed statements from John Campo, owner of Dependable Printing on the first floor.
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Recommend Increase In Michigan Gas Tax
The Michigan Good Roads federation urged a 1.3 cent gasoline tax hike and vehicle weight tax increases to fund a 15 year state highway and local road program. The 18 month survey shown to Governor Sigler says the hikes would bring in about 29 million dollars yearly, with local governments adding roughly 10 million more for local roads.
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Wisconsin Deer Study Under Way Across 10 Northern Counties
The Wisconsin conservation congress reports its deer committee will study conditions in 10 northern counties starting Sunday and will tour the area. It will also spend a day in Minnesota to compare deer conditions, noting Wisconsin’s season limits on forked horn bucks and Minnesota’s open shooting policy. The executive committee meets April 10-11 in Madison to coordinate questionnaires for county meetings on May 10, with the statewide congress set for June 14-15 in Madison.
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