Wisconsin debates unemployment law reforms for 1953 session
State officials study liberalization of unemployment compensation with focus on dependents benefits and higher weekly maximums after hearings. Proposals raise cost and tax concerns for employers while advisory committees seek labor management balanced input ahead of legislative action.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Cio
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
CIO
Industrial Commission
Copying Camera Planned By Instructor At City College
The Rev. Victor Pax of Viterbo College designed a low cost copying camera for rapid photostatic copies of transcripts tests and registrar files. Joseph J. Roraff built it with Walter Meirich wiring the system. The device features a movable copy table long bellows a water resistant paper process and the option to mount a 35 mm camera for microfilm copies. Father Pax established a photography department at Viterbo and produced colored slides for recruitment and publicity programs.
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Victor Pax
Viterbo College
Joseph J. Roraff
Walter Meirich
St. Rose Convent
Father Pax
Viterbo
Joseph J
Oysters Fry Pearls Worthless Gems Found in Hartford Oyster
Mrs Olga F Clapp of Hartford found 27 pearls in one oyster but the gems were worthless because the oyster had been fried. The unusual kitchen mishap leaves no valuable pearls for sale or jewelry.
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Hartford
Conn
Olga F. Clapp
GOP Leaders Divided Over Districting Strategy in Wisconsin
Madison report shows Wisconsin Republican leaders split on population and area reapportionment for the state Legislature. Gov. Kohler and Attorney General Thomson favor avoiding the issue in campaigns, while some candidates push a population-area plan. Amendments to base representation may reach a 1953 referendum, with Milwaukee push to back area-population reform at the state convention.
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Madison
Wis
Republican
Princ
Pal
Walter J. Kohler
Vernon W. Thomson
Thomson
Kohler
Wayne Hood
Milwaukee
Hood
George M. Smith
College Groups Elect Leaders For New Year
Several La Crosse State College religious and social organizations announced officers for 1952. Carolyn Anderson of La Crosse heads the Wesley Foundation with a slate including Robert Steuck and Carol Burghardt. Alpha Delta Theta elected Richard Koeppe as president and listed other officers. Pi Tau Epsilon named Elizabeth Heitman as leader with Irene Papadakis as vice president and a full officer slate.
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la Crosse State College
Carolyn Anderson
la Crosse
Wesley Foundation
Robert Steuck
Milwaukee
Carol Burghardt
Kenneth Davis
Monroe
Dorothy, Dolbier
Onalaska
World Service
Jean Ash
Cloquet Minn
Verda Jean Leigh
Manston
Alpha Delta Theta Social Fraternity
Richard Koeppe
Richard Peregrine
Dean Watrud
Blanchardville
Ted Moroni
Iron Mountain
Mich
Robert Synowicz
Einer Johnson
Racine
Ronald Wahoske
Ripon
Elizabeth Heitman
Pi Tau Epsilon
Irene Papadakis
Traverse City
Doris Kreisel
Galesville
Ernestine Fuller
Gloria Severson
Mary Ellen Olson
PTA Congress To Meet Here In La Crosse 1953
The Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold its 1953 annual convention in La Crosse in April with dates to be set at the fall board meeting. Mrs. Joseph N. Born of Sheboygan announced the plan and Roger Guiles of Platteville State College will chair the 1953 convention committee. F. H. Griffin serves as the 1952 1953 president of the La Crosse PTA Council.
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Board of Managers
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers
la Crosse
Joseph N. Born
Sheboygan
Congress
Roger Guiles
Platteville State College
F. H. Griffin
la Crosse Pta Council
Atom Smasher Highlighted At University Of Chicago
The most powerful device in the world is a 450 million electron volt synchrocyclotron dedicated at the University of Chicago. The installation marks a landmark in high energy physics and advances in atomic research.
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University of Chicago
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