Pharmacy staffing shortage seen in Wisconsin and nation
UW School of Pharmacy Dean Arthur Uhl says two to three well paying jobs exist for each new pharmacist in Wisconsin while nationwide the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects about 4 400 graduates will find employment this summer. He notes rising prescriptions and more pharmacies imply strong future demand for pharmacists.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Arthur H. Uhl
University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy
Uhl
UW Pharmacy School
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
John S. McCauley
Bureau
Occupational Outlook Service
McCauley
Welfare Payments Rise in Wisconsin Old Age Aid
Madison reports March old age assistance grants rose to 53.46 per person including medical and burial payments with average money payments of 48.59. Total 2,759,686 disbursed to 51,622 recipients as caseload edges up while county differences create varied average benefits.
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Madison
Wis
Iron County
Dane County
Lafayette
Wisconsin
State Division of Public Assistance
la Crosse County
Divorced Wife Of Met Singer Dies In Fire
Pauline Bonelli 63, divorced wife of Metropolitan Opera baritone Richard Bonelli, died in a fire that destroyed her West Hurley home. She had been under physician care and confined to bed.
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Met Singer
Woodstock
N. Y
Pauline Bonelli
Metropolitan Opera
Richard Bonelli
West Hurley
Richland Center Caucus Opens GOP Campaigns in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republicans plan 10 district caucuses starting May 10 to preview candidates seeking endorsements at the state convention in Milwaukee. Incumbents including Sen. McCarthy and Gov. Kohler intend to seek re election with district meetings spanning Richland Center Eau Claire Wausau Park Falls Green Bay Fond du Lac and Elk Horn.
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Richland Center Caucus
GOP
Wisconsin
Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Republican State Campaign Organization
Republican Voluntary Campaign Group
Milwaukee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Walter J. Kohler
Ries
Richland Center
Eau Claire
Wausau
Park Falls
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Elkhorn
Kohler
Sen
McCarthy
Statehouse
Vernon W.thomson
George M. Smith
Warren R. Smith
Sec
Fred R. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Jack Rouse
Republican State Headquarters
Chickens Aid U.S. Defense Costs in Feathers and Lead
Washington reports Franklin P. Huddle of the Munitions Board says chicken feathers at 10 cents a pound replace wool at 1.50 in military sleeping bags and bed covers, with two pounds of feathers equal to one pound of wool. He notes U.S. exports about 100 million pounds of feathers annually and highlights efforts to conserve lead by substituting other metals as supplies dwindle.
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Washington
America
Munitions Board
Franklin P. Huddle
Huddle
Conservation Division
Board
Office of Materials
United States
U.S
Eisenhower Heads to Italy on NATO Farewell Tour
General Dwight D. Eisenhower leaves Paris by plane en route to Italy as part of his farewell tour across NATO countries. He continues visiting allied capitals to mark the end of his NATO functions.
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Tke
Italy
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Kefauver Victory Seen In Maryland Primary
Maryland primary opens with Sen. Estes Kefauver positioned for a plurality as the sole filer in the Democratic race. No Republican candidate appears on the ballot and write-ins are barred, with an uninstructed delegation as the only opposition to Kefauver for the Chicago convention.
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Baltimore
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Maryland
Kefauver
Chicago
Harry T. Gross
Democratic Organization
Prince Charley Sells Land for Children’s Park in Kingswear
In Kingswear England Duke of Cornwall Prince Charles completes his first land deal selling five acres near the village to Kingswear parish council for five pounds. The area will become a children’s play park as the prince inherits vast royal lands. The note includes an odd line about a shark liver oil comparison.
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Kingswear
England
Duke of Cornwall
Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Social Leaders To Attend Meet At La Crosse
Approximately 100 nationally prominent leaders in social service will gather at Viterbo College La Crosse for the third quarterly plenary session of the Conference of Religious of the National Conference of Catholic Charities. The four day session runs May 15 to 18 with training institutes on care of children and aging, day care nurseries, maternity and infant homes.
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Vierbo College
la Crosse
Naional
Chariies
Conference of Religious
National Conference of Catholic Charities
John P. Treacy
Ishop
Oan
Sis
National Conference of Religious
M. Bernadette de Lourdes
Mary Manning Walsh
New York City
John O’grady
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin
Ness Serves as Instructor at Camp Gordon
Pfc. John G. Ness, 20, a Central High School graduate class of 1950, serves as an instructor in the Army basic training course at Camp Gordon Georgia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ness of 527 Casint. Ness is a radio operator graduate of Camp Gordon Signal Corps School and completed the Ness course on November 17 1951.
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John G. Ness
Central High School
Army
Camp Gordon
Roy Ness
Cass Int
Pfc
Ness
My’s Signal Orps
Marco Ft. m
Signal Corps
Donald Kanser
Eva Kanser
Los Angeles
River Front Chaos Tackled Again By City Officials
The La Crosse river front near Copeland Park faces a coordinated effort by the city park department the board of public works and boathouse owners to beautify and regulate the shoreline. A survey by John Hoffman started the plan which envisions fixed shore space boat house permits yearly and city supplied numbers for owner names and addresses. Owners must maintain orderly sanitary conditions paint and repair structures and not dump refuse or use houses for living or business. A May 7 meeting will review the plan with Copeland owners and explain shoreline allocations.
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la Crosse
City Park Department
Board of Public Works
Harold Schick
Copeland Park
John Hoffman
Park Department
Schick
Hoffman
Copeland
Heart Case Dies After Retrieving Ball For Child
In Huntington West Virginia Frank Holley 58 died of a heart attack after rushing to fetch a ball that rolled into the street saving a neighbor child. He had previously left his shoe factory job due to illness.
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Huntington
W.va
Frank Holley
Holley
Burro Riding Custom in Old New Mexico
In early New Mexico, people followed a tradition of mounting a burro from behind and riding astride the rump abaft the hips showing a quirky local custom from the period.
Hass Nominated for President by Socialist Labor Party
Eric Hass of New York was nominated for President of the United States yesterday at the Socialist Labor party national convention. Hass edits The Weekly People. The party is not affiliated with Norman Thomas led Socialist party.
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New York
Eric Hass
United States
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Hass
People
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Stanley Fischer
Richard Staab
Jerry Elliott
Tribune
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You
Westinghouse Fost-Free
Llark- Bouather Ee
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Fourth Street
KING
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Shoe Store
West Avenue
Prince Charley
Arthur Wagner
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