Teachers With GI Bill Must Present Employment Proof
World War II veteran teachers using the GI Bill for summer study must obtain a supporting statement from a school official confirming they were regularly employed during the 1951 52 year. The statement, with start and end dates, is shown at course enrollment and sent to VA with re enrollment papers. Summer sessions must last at least five weeks and lead to a degree. rules apply to those who miss no summer terms.
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Ingvar M. Holter
la Crosse
Holter
Wasps Fight Pests Compromise Fruit Crop and Insect Harm
Wasps damage fruit at times yet help farmers by destroying many caterpillars and other pests, offering a natural pest control balance for crops.
Odorex Room Deodorizer Claims Broad Odor Kill
Odorex room deodorizer markets a single bomb capable of deodorizing up to 80 rooms. The product requires no wick or spray generator and is positioned as a simple, effective solution for eliminating offensive odors.
Appeasement Of Rose Prisoners Backfires In Korea
J M Roberts Jr reports that US camp officials appeased Communist prisoners in Korea. Flags flew, contraband traded, confiscations rescinded, and riots occurred as officers faced possible violence. The article notes Pentagon bafflement and cites that many Chinese prisoners would rather die than return home. Italy cuts TV advertising time.
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Korea
Associated Press
Kose
United States
Pentagon
Wisconsin Chamber cites ballooning federal payroll and new agencies
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce argues Uncle Sam’s payroll swelled as Congress creates agencies for every new program. It cites growth from 563,800 civilian workers in 20th century to 2,531,000 in 1950 and calls for trimming functions as proposed by Secretary Charles Sawyer.
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Uncle Sam
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Washington
Wisconsin
Congress
State Department
Wisconsin Chamber
Sec. of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Franco and Regent of Iraq Exchange ToaSts in Madrid Banquet
Generalisimo Francisco Franco toasted Prince Abdulah regent of Iraq at a farewell banquet in Madrid for the visiting potentate. Later Franco and Abdullah exchanged decorations signaling friendship between their governments.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Abdulah
Iraq
Lter
Franco
Abdullah
Homes May Be Free Of Curbs
New York reports growing sentiment to lift government controls across housing materials and industry. Builders seek lower down payments and lighter mortgage rules while auto makers and lead industries push for decontrol as inflation fears influence policy shifts.
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New York
Washington
Lead Industries Association
Business Advisory Council of
Commerce Department
Sawyer
Defense
Federal Reserve Board
Fossil Evidence Precedes Cambrian Era
Early rocks outside the Cambrian contain abundant fossils, indicating life existed on Earth before the Cambrian period.
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Earth
Lustron Founder Testifies on McCarthy Expulsion Inquiry
Carl Strandlund, Lustron Corp president, testifies in Washington before a Senate Elections subcommittee hearing on whether grounds exist to expel Senator Joseph McCarthy. He says Lustron paid McCarthy $10,000 in 1948 for a housing article, calling the material and the senator of about 50 50 importance.
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Carl Strandlund
Lustron Corporation
Washington
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Strandlund
McCarthy
Lustron
License Of Acquitted Doctor Is Revoked
The Connecticut Medical Examining Board ordered revocation of Dr. Donald F. Gibson’s license after finding him guilty of unprofessional conduct in the treatment of Miss Elizabeth M. Ayres, a 74 year old Danbury woman, following his acquittal on manslaughter charges.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Medical Examining Board
Donald F. Gibson
Redding, Conn
Elizabeth M. Ayres
Danbury
Adts Bring Results in La Crosse Trib une Notice
The La Crosse Tribune from June 23, 1904 announces formal entry as second class mail at La Crosse Wisconsin under the 1879 act. The notice marks standard post office classification for the publication date.
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la Crosse
Wis
Optometrist H W W Goldstein Listing
H W W Goldstein Opt D offers eyes examined and fitted at 217 Linker Blog with phone numbers 4 3332 and 2 5375 for appointments. Residential address 1128 State, specifies dial options for contact and appointment requests.
Wisconsin officials urge firms to hire 1952 graduates
Wisconsin State Employment Service officials urge firms to review job openings for 1952 high school graduates seen as tomorrow's leaders. The bulletin notes testing and counseling across 24 high schools, with aptitude and proficiency checks guiding employer selections at the 203 Fifth Ave. S. office.
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Wisconsin State Employment Service
WSES
Fifth Ave. S
Peru Protests U S Duty On Tuna Import
Peru condemns a U S congressional bill to impose a three cent a pound duty on imported tuna as a breach of the good neighbor policy. Foreign Minister Manuel Gallagher filed the protest in a note to U S Ambassador Harold Tittman warning passage would wreck the Peruvian fishing industry.
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Lima
Peru
U.S
Manuel Gallagher
Harold Tittman
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