Wisconsin to admit Negro medical student
The University of Wisconsin will relax non resident admission rules to enroll a Negro professional student for the fall semester. Dr. William S. Middleton said northern medical schools must train more Negro physicians and noted enrollment pressures and the need for more rural doctors. He asserted no discrimination in admissions and suggested Howard University nominate a high ranking Negro student.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
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Wisconsin
Northern Medical Colleges
University
Wisconsin Medical School
Middleton
Radio of Physicians
Leroy Simmons
Milwaukee
Simmons
Howard University
Washington
Wisconsin College
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Local Officer In Government Work In Japan
First Lieut. Robert V. Dexter of La Crosse Wisconsin serves with the Kagoshima military government team in Kyushu Japan. The unit advises and supervises the Kagoshima prefectural government on safety sanitation public works health and education. Dexter entered the army in 1942 and served in Europe before arriving in Japan in September 1946. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois. His wife Gracel and son Dennis reside in Kagoshima while his parents live in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Kyoto
Japan
Robert V. Dexter
la Crosse
Wis
Kagoshima
Kyushu
Pergoshima
Kagoshima Prefectural
Dexter
Army
Champaign
Ill
Camp Hood
Tex
Europe
Enigma of Illinois
Gracel Dexter
Dennis D
Clyde L. Dexter
Grandview Place
Wisconsin
Swarthmore Honors Program Admits David Keller
David Keller son of Mr and Mrs J E Keller 121 Losey Boulevard South has been admitted to the Swarthmore College Honors Program. Under the program he will be released from regular attendance and meet in weekly seminars with small groups for two years. He majors in history with minors in economics and English.
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David Keller
J. E. Keller
Losey Boulevard
South
Swarthmore College
Ideal home exhibition in England showcases clever fittings
An England based home exhibition displays items such as a combined serving hatch and china cupboard, a no-smell garbage chute, fluorescent lighting, and variable electric lamps that can dim to a night light for convenience and efficiency.
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England
Lobster Tags Track Movements For Miami Study
University of Miami biologists with the Florida conservation board tag about 3,000 spiny lobsters to map migratory patterns. A dollar reward is offered for returns. Findings show lobsters travel up to 100 miles in 100 days, average 66 days at liberty, and areas 20 square miles may hold roughly 100,000 crawfish.
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Frank Carey
Coral Gables
Fla
University of Miami
Florida State Board of Conservation
University’s Marine Laboratory
Four Alarm Snake Slithers Into Oklahoma Fire Station
In McALESTER Oklahoma the fire station crew leapt to action when a snake slithered inside during a game of checkers. No injuries reported as responders relocated the intruder.
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Mcalester
Okla
City Spends Over $10,000 On Roads
The highway department report to the common council details 10671.98 total costs with major outlay for gutter cleaning at 1637.81 and several line items like street cindering 1139.75 and maintaining unimproved streets 1061.26. Other charges include machine sweeping 594.29, lights and signs 1000.40, repairing trucks 596.61, asphalt repairs 693.78, and snow removal 224.60 among a wide range of operations and outside repairs.
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Highway Department
Common Council
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