State Industrial Hygiene Bureau chief outlines group duties
William Lea, newly appointed head of the state industrial hygiene bureau, described the bureau as evaluating factory hazard reports and conducting on-site surveys. The bureau assists after plant safety officers request help, collects air samples, and compares fumes to safety standards to reduce worker exposure.
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State Industrial Hygiene Bureau
la Crosse Industrial Safety Council
VFW Club
William Lea
State Bureau
Lea
Contact Health Bureau
Health Department
la Crosse
National Safety Council
University of Wisconsin
Industrial Hygiene Bureau
Paul Brehm
E. J. Otterson
W. O. Hanson
Atomic Powered Plane Progress Reported by Government Engineer
Cleveland Friday a government propulsion expert Anthony Kalitinsky chief engineer of a nuclear aircraft project said atomic powered craft show good progress though still early in development and no air date for first flight. He noted postwar atomic arms race centers on delivering the bomb with such aircraft and stressed the military challenge ahead.
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Cleveland
Anthony Kalitinsky
Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences
Russia
Teaching Tip Shows High Pay For Specialized Teaching Fields
Madison report from the state normal schools board notes beginning teachers in special courses command higher salaries. Agriculture leads with an average $3,700, followed by physical education and recreation $2,734, and others like art, music, and home economics. Placement among graduates was 92 percent.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
State Board of Normal School Regents
E. R. McPhee
McPhee
Bishop Holt Marries Mrs Carthers in Quiet Service
Greenwich Conn. Methodist Bishop Ivan Lee Holt 63 of St. Louis wed Mrs Hugh A Carthers 56 of Winder Ga in a simple ceremony. The rite was conducted by three old friends and attended by congratulatory messages from Vice President Barkley and other clergy.
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Greenwich
Conn
Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Hugh A. Carthers
Winder
Alben Barkley
Hofee
Pouls Ethere
Ralph W. Sockman
Jnc
Christchurch
New York City
Elmer T. Clark
The
World Outlook
S. M. Cavert
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Communist violence campaign widens from Berlin to West
AP analysis notes a calculated Communist campaign spreading from East Berlin into West Germany. Youth groups echo Nazi tactics to provoke clashes with Allied and West German authorities as May Day demonstrations loom at Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag.
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Berlin
West
J. M. Roberts, JR
Germany
Berlins
Hitler
Hanover
Hamburg
West As
United States
Inerlin
Estern
Brandenburg Gate
Reichstag
Brandenott
Congress to Review Film Licensing Bill Amid Morality Concerns
Capital briefs note hearings will scrutinize a bill to license movie acts and producers, with studios wary of critics on moral grounds. President Truman may favor Sumner Pike, though he is not expected to become permanent atomic energy chairman. Army seeks large chemical and germ warfare funds amid fears of future attacks, while Maj. Gen. McAuliffe cites foreign nations researching chemical and biological warfare. Britain reports a 46,000 rise in its total working population in one month.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Truman
Sumner Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Pike
Army
U. S
A. C. McAuliffe
Chemical Corps
Congressional
Fusion Of Security Plans Aid To Future Of 25 000 Workers
Madison Wisconsin a plan to merge the Wisconsin retirement fund with the federal social security program would boost annuities for about 25 000 state county and municipal workers and their families Wisconsin public employees currently contribute a share of salary and the integration would alter both employee and employer contributions to align with social security while preserving Wisconsin’s fund structure. The plan supported by Frederick N MacMillin executive director of the Wisconsin retirement system was presented to the US senate finance committee noting nationwide compatibility and long term protection for survivors and dependents across 76 cities 15 villages 37 counties and 33 other local units.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
U. S. Congress
Frederick N. MacMillin
U. S. Senate Committee On Finance
Mac
Existin
Aluni MacMillin
Wisconsin Fund
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Voigt Packard Co
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