Problem Boys In Segregation
The Wisconsin state board of public welfare ordered a maximum treatment unit for chronically troubled boys at the Wisconsin School for Boys in Waukesha. The plan includes quonset huts, recreation facilities, dining and living quarters, and would cost about 60 000 dollars funded from postwar construction budgets. The unit aims to isolate a small group from the main campus and would reuse staff from the existing school.
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Green Bay
Wis
State Board of Public Welfare
Wisconsin School For Boys
Waukesha
John W. Tramburg
Clyde L. Reed
Rennebohm
Tramburg
Reed
Beloita
GM's Billion Dollar Bet On Fat Auto Years Ahead
General Motors lays out a one billion dollar five year extra wage bill funded largely by car buyers through price or price cuts. If prosperity fades, GM may curb production and strikes by suppliers could disrupt assembly. The bet hinges on sustained income and strong auto demand despite possible higher prices.
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New York
General Motors
National Fire Losses Rise In April Across U S
April fire losses in the United States totaled about 61.6 million dollars, up 11.4 percent from a year earlier. First four months 1950 losses reached 251.2 million, up 3.4 percent from 1949. The 12 month period ending April 30 1950 is estimated at 675.9 million, down 0.8 percent from a year prior.
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New York
United States
W. E. Mallalieu
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Flowers Made in New York City Dominate U S Production
A report notes that about three fourths of the United States artificial flowers are manufactured in New York City. The claim highlights NYC as the center of domestic artificial flower production.
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United States
New York City
Baby show winners of 1920 judged again in England
In Edenbridge England judges reviewed the 1920 baby show awards re evaluating winners. Local spectators observed the procedure as part of a renewed interest in the event and its results.
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Edenbrige
England
Meteorite iron believed earliest by Bronze Age experts
Encyclopedia Britannica suggests early humans first obtained iron from meteorites that fell to the ground, a claim emphasizing meteoritic sources as initial iron materials before smelting.
Wisconsin AFL backs Sanderson in primary race
The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor plans more than 20 000 for William E Sanderson s U S senate bid funded by refunds from voluntary AFL donations and individual gifts The fund will back Get Out the Vote efforts in rural areas Sanderson a Black River Falls resident resigns Friday as secretary to Rep Merlin Hull to campaign full time His main opponents include Thomas E Fairchild LaVern D sney and Daniel W Hoan for the Republican seat held by Alexander Wiley
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
William E. Sanderson
U. S. Senate
George A. Haberman
WSFL
AFL
Haberman
Sanderson
Black River Falls
Citizens’ Nonpartisan Conference On Political Education
Habermann
Merlin Hull
Thomas E. Fairchild
LaVern Disney
Green Bay
Daniel W. Hoan
Mil
Neenah Menasha AFL Council Calls McCarthy Recall
The Neenah Menasha Trades and Labor Council adopts a resolution Tuesday night urging U S Senator Joseph McCarthy recall for harming the United States and straining foreign relations. A copy goes to the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor to start a recall campaign.
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Neenah, Wis
Neenah- Menasha ‘Trades and Labor Council
AFL
U. S
Joseph McCarthy
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