Controlled Deer Bill Faces Dubious Wisconsin Assembly
In Madison the conservation commission proposed controlled deer hunting but Assembly members express doubt about passage after three weeks of study and Senate scrutiny. Supporters argue the plan offers a conservative harvest of surplus deer with Gov. Rennebohm approval likely, while northern legislators push back.
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Wisconsin Assembly
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State Senate
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Deer Committee
Wisconsin
Assembly
Congress
Conservation Commission
Department
Rennebohm
Marquette College of Engineering announces degree candidates
George J. Rachel of 2102 Winnebago Street is among 94 seniors listed as candidates for degrees at Marquette University. Graduation is May 27 at 8 p m in Milwaukee with a reception to follow at the Marquette engineering building. Very Rev Edward J O Donnell S J will deliver the commencement address and confer degrees. Rachel pursues the bachelor of electrical engineering.
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Winnebago Street
Marquette University College of Engineering
Milwaukee
Marquette Engineering
Edward J. O’donnell
S. J
Marquette
Rachel
Polish Government To Return Russians From Wołow
Polish authorities plan to relocate Russians held in Wołow to their home country. The move aims to ease crowding and resolve status questions for detainees.
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Wolow
Poland
Seaway Backed By New Group Forms to Promote Project
A new Great Lakes St Lawrence seaway group formed to back the St. Lawrence waterway project. Julius H. Barnes leads as board chairman with Lewis G. Castle chairing the executive committee. Directors include Walter Olen Daniel Hoan and Harry Brocke alongside Barnes and Castle. Secretary Sawyer pledged strong support but doubts quick action this session.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lewis G. Castle
Northern Minnesota National Bank of Duluth
Sawyer
Barnes and Castle
Walter Olen
Clintonville
Wis
Daniel Hoan
Milwaukee
Harry Brocke
Bottles Shift as Dairies Swap to Square Designs
Washington reports dairies nationwide converting to square milk bottles for refrigeration fit. Thousands of round bottles are being diverted, with Cuba historically handling shortages by using rum and beer bottles during wartime.
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Washington
Cuba
Split Presbyterians Split After Civil War in U S
The southern group grew to about 600000 members making it the second largest Presbyterian body in the country. The two factions split during the Civil War.
Presbyterians Seek Branch Consolidation
In Buffalo New York the 2,300,000 member Presbyterian Church U S A plans a union with all church branches. Dr Ralphwaldo Lord president of Maryville College and head of church cooperation and union led the unity drive after the 161st general assembly approved his department’s recommendation. Efforts to unite with the Southern Presbyterian Church have been ongoing.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Ralphwaldo Lord
Maryville (Tenn.) College
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
U. S
Jap Government Simplifies Language For Public Docs
Tokyo reports the government, with U S occupation support, orders officials to use only the 1850 Kanji characters to replace thousands of classical ideographs so the average citizen can read official documents.
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Tokyo
War Damage Payments Planned for Philippines
The Philippine war damage commission expects to pay Filipinos private war loss claims totaling 360 million dollars in the year starting July 1. Under current law payments are capped at 400 million dollars and are anticipated to finish by early 1951.
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Washington
Philippine War Damage Commission
Czech Two Year Plan Falls Short in 1948 Production Goal
Few industries in Czechoslovakia have reached the aims of the two year plan to lift industrial output by the end of 1948 to ten percent above 1937. The report notes widespread shortfalls across sectors with limited progress toward the target.
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Czechoslovakia
Russia's Wording at Paris Meeting Signals Pressures on Germany
Washington reports the foreign ministers in Paris face a choice between a propaganda push and a serious effort toward East West German accords. Western leaders fear Soviet aims to keep Germany under Moscow control or seek peace and troop withdrawal. If genuine talks occur, Paris will mark the start of a long process to reconstruct German unity with independence from Russian domination.
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Washington
Foreign Ministers
Paris
Germany
Poland
Evangelical-Brethren Churches Favor Anti Gambling Stance
Wisconsin First Evangelical and United Brethren Churches conference urged continuance and strict enforcement of Thomson anti gambling law. It opposed Gettelman-La Fond bingo bill for churches and charities and backed federal aid for schools with limits on public funds for private or parochial schools. It also condemned excluding dry areas from liquor tax shares and urged congregations to sponsor displaced families.
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Neenah
Wis
First Evangelical and
United Brethren Churches of Wisconsin
Gettelman-La Fond
Wisconsin
Conference
Cautious Driver Advised to Warm Engine Briefly
A cautious motorist should let the engine idle at low speed for at least two minutes while cold to avoid strain and ensure smoother operation.
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