Appoint New State Hospital Chief Inspector
Edward Leverich, longtime Eau Claire county home and hospital administrator, is named chief inspector of county mental hospitals and homes for the aged by Wisconsin Welfare Director A. W. Bayley. He succeeds Helene Hinton who becomes matron of the Cine county home and hospital. The department must supervise county hospitals and ensure they meet minimum care standards.
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Madison
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State Department of Public Welfare
Edward Leverich
Eau Claire County Home and Hospital
A. W. Bayley
Helene Hinton
Cine County Home and Hospital
State Department
Leverichs Led Eau Claire County Hospitals Through 1920s
Leverich a former Wisconsin Association of County Hospitals officer and, with Mrs. Leverich, managed Eau Claire county institutions from 1924 until their resignation last year.
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Wisconsin Association of County Hospitals
Eau Claire County Institutions
Wisconsin sportsmen face broad questions on hunting rules
Surveys ask for opening dates for waterfowl, bag limits, and blind regulations. Ruffed grouse populations rise in 46 counties. Conservatives are asked about seasons. Wisconsin has had no ruffed grouse season in five years. Proposals seek liberalizing min now netting, banning fox den digging, and new bear hunting areas.
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WEAKER SEX I L R SICKNESS DAYS IN WAR INDUSTRY
In 1942 U S men in industrial work averaged ten days lost to illness while women averaged twelve days. The figures reflect the wartime labor disparity and health impact on female workers in defense industries.
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U. S
School Board Votes and Appointments for 1948-49
The board approved outside em ployment limits for teachers, elected Frances Hammers berg Dor othy Stavle Margaret Morrison Mary E. Marshall and Lenore Munson for 1948-49, accepted Ann Livingston’s resignation, and re elected E P Hartl as superintendent of recreation along with Brenner Jordan for building and purchasing duties. It also set salary increases for staff, appointed cooks and matrons in special education, and noted high blood pressure as a health concern.
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Frances Hammersberg
Dorothy Stavle
Margaret Morrison
Mary E. Marshall
Lenore Munson
Ann Livingston
Central High School
E. P. Hartl
Jesse B. Brenner
Arthur F. Jordan
Special Education Department
Girl Pickets Father For Working On Sunday
In Kansas City a 10 year old daughter of dentist Dr Herschel Phillips picketed his office to protest Sunday work. She marched with a sign urging church attendance and vowed to continue every Sunday until he stops working.
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Herschel Phillips
Elsie Marie
Elsie
Plan NLRB Election at Caterpillar Peoria
Plans for an NLRB collective bargaining election at the Caterpillar Tractor plant in Peoria were set for today at a conference in NLRB offices. All snakes shed their skins regularly.
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Chicago
NLRB
Peoria
Hit-Run Auto Driver Escapes in City Collision
Harold Schultz of 2813 South 21st reports a hit and run struck his vehicle at Ninth and Badger at 11 20 p m. No injuries or damage estimate. Schultz could not identify the pursuing car. Earlier, Fred Beck and Charles Freeshil collided near West avenue and Market street, with $70 and $20 damage estimates.
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Badger Streets
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Badger
Fred C. Beck
East Avenue
Charles H. Freesh
Winnebago Street
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Market Street
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Preesh
Once Mighty Shawnees Request Squirrel Shooting Permit
At Oklahoma City 1400 Shawnees led by Chief Little Jim sought two days of off season squirrel shooting as part of a religious ceremony. Officials granted permission, noting squirrel as traditional food, though the season opens May 15.
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Ohio Valley
Oklahoma
State Capitol
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Dog Wrecks Bridge Over Bark River in Rome
A frisky dog blocked half the road to Rome Wisconsin yesterday as Frank Beaver 49 driving along the Bark river bridge swerved into a steel girder. His car plunged the west end of the span into the water while the dog and passengers escaped unharmed with Beaver slightly shaken.
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Draft Eisenhower movement wasted says Ike
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower called the draft Eisenhower movement a wasted effort while at a New York news conference. He noted the lapel button as a reporter asked whether he would accept a presidential nomination from either major party without his authorization.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
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