Economical Pulp Process Hailed By U S Forest Lab
A new economical pulping method for hardwoods was announced by the U S Forest Service laboratory. Tests on Green Bay Paper and Pulp Co. machines showed up to 95 percent wood turned to pulp, far above conventional yields. Green Bay mill president George Kress endorsed six day trials to assess sustained operation. Other hardwoods will be tested for thinning benefits to lumber and veneer.
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Madiso
Wis
U. S. Forestats Laboratory
American Paper and Pulp Association
Committee On Coordination
G. H. Chidester
Pulp and Paper
Green Bay
Paper and Pulp Co
Chidester
Aspen
Chichester
George Kress
Beach
Tupelo
Ripon College Breaks Ground on 600000 Campus Expansion
Ripon Wisconsin Dr. Clark G Kuebler president turned the first shovel for a 600000 build program at Ripon College. A new dormitory for 146 men on Thorne Street and gymnasium remodeling will be completed by March 1 1951 with seating rising from 850 to 1400.
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Ripon
Wis
Clark G. Kuebler
Ripon College
Thorne Street
La Crosse Tribune Entered as Second Class Matter
The La Crosse Tribune carries an official note that it was entered as second class matter on June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
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la Crosse
Wis
Easy Without Nagging Backache
As we age stress and strain overexertion or smoking slow kidney function causing backache loss of energy headaches and dizziness. Urination issues may come from cold or poor diet. If these causes fit you try Deans Pills for relief.
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Dean
Lightning Tops Causes of Wisconsin Property Fires in 1949
John R. Lange, Wisconsin insurance commissioner, reports lightning started 7,584 fires in 1949, with 791 315 paid in claims. Smokers careless caused 4,448 fires and $531,859 paid. Total fires 26,388. insurance paid on buildings and contents $10,711,934. 74.29 percent of fires caused losses under $100.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
John R. Lange
Lange
Top U.S. Experts See Treaties As Outmoded Plan
Washington reports indicate policy makers see peace pacts as outdated in a world split by democracy and communism. A Western Germany treaty could force unresolved boundary talks, while a Japan deal excluding Russia and China may leave Japan exposed. Implementing gradual withdrawal with continued American troops as nonoccupying front defenders is under serious discussion.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
Russia
China
Barkley to Speak in National Defense Week Program
WKTY airs a special variety program Thursday from 10 35 to 11 05 p m in observance of National Defense Week with Vice President Albin Barkley as the key speaker. Joseph Cotten and Dennis Day will perform in a specially written dramatic sequence.
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WKTY
Albin Barkley
Joseph Cotten
Dennis Day
New Language Develops From Missile Projects
A defense department publication titled Glossary of Guided Missile Terms lists terms such as Hangfire bak ance ratrace squib varistor downwash burble blip and Pip reflecting new terminology from missile research.
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Washington
Defense Department
Boys Refuse to Believe Speeding Ticket Demand
LAS CRUCES New Mexico police mailed a paid up speeding ticket to T F Colehour of Mount Carmel. Colehour asked for a copy after his boys refused to believe the car would travel enough to warrant the ten dollar fine.
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Las Cruces
N. M
T. F. Colehour
Mount Carroll
Tf. Colehour
Reds go underground as Communist movement adapts
U S officials say communists plan to vanish during weekends for practice and deny card carrying members exist. The Dai ly Worker has stopped publishing membership figures as anti communist campaigns intensify.
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Washington
U. S
Reds
The
Daily Worker
Changes In Child Labor Laws Stressed By Regional Official
Chicago regional director Thomas O Malley of the U S Labor Department outlines strengthened child labor protections under the fair labor standards act. He notes 18 as minimum for hazardous work and lists seven hazardous occupations including explosives plants coal mining logging sawmilling power hoists woodcutting and radioactive exposure with restrictions on under 16 employment.
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Chicago
Ill
Wisconsin
Thomas O’malley
Ursday
Swist Congress
Secretary of Labor
Idaho Law Before 1860 Built On Tribal Authority
The statement notes Idaho possessed no formal law courts or civil law system prior to 1860, with governance and legal norms primarily drawn from and enforced by the region’s Indian tribes and customary practices.
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Idaho
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LA Crosse Tribune
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