Summer Institutes Highlight State Teachers School Session
Four one day institutes mark the Summer session at State Teachers School. June 19 features Camping A Living Experience with Julian W. Smith of Michigan on health and recreation and an Orlo Miller panel on water safety. June 27 covers Reorganized Community Schools in Wisconsin with W. R. Leistikow and Ralph Joliffe. June 30 offers Organizing the Small School for Better Guidance led by Mrs. Wilda Woodruff. July 12 presents Home School Relations with R. H. Ojemann and a follow up group meeting.
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Orlo Miller
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Charlotte Vogelpohl
Stillwater
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W. R. Leistikow
Winneconne Public Schools
Ralph Joliffe
Wilda Woodruff
West Georgia State Teachers College
R. H. Ojemann
Iowa State Child Welfare Research Center
Boy Hits 4400-volt Wire Reaching Bird Nest
Eight-year-old Jess Cooley climbed a 25 foot light pole in Galesburg Illinois to reach a bird nest and touched a 4400 volt high tension wire. The shock knocked him to the ground burning his face and chest but caused no fractures. Doctors expect recovery with final prognosis in a few days. He is conscious and talking to his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Cooley.
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Galesburg
Ill
Jess Cooley
Chester Cooley
Walkout At Louis Allis Leaves 800 Workers Idle
About 800 production workers at the Louis Allis Co. voted Saturday not to return to work after walking out Friday. A CIO IBEW spokesman said the union would meet Wednesday as the contract expires to decide new contract demands.
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Milwaukee
Louis Allis Co
CIO International Electrical Workers
Births Reported for May with Several Newborns
Birth notices list a May 25 daughter Beth Marie to Kenneth and wife at 70815 Fifth Avenue South with Audrey Kuschel noted. May 26 a son Dana Mark born to Kenneth Shepardson and wife in La Crescent Minnesota with Dolores Bru land. May 25 a daughter Peggy Pear to Sgt. William C. Bress ler and wife in Campbell Kentucky with Ingre Roth La Crosse.
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Beth Marie
Kenneth Pringle
Fifth Avenue South
Audrey Kuschel
Dana Mark
Kenneth Shepardson
la Crescent
Minn
Dolores Bruland
Campbell
Peggy Pear
William C. Bressler
Ingre Roth
la Crosse
Grade Schoolers Arrested In Murder And Robbery Case
Five youths, ages 15 to 17, arrested after alleged crime club formed from magazines and radio crimes. Three charged with murder in the May 12 liquor store slaying of Dominic Calargo, 26, while two eighth graders are accused of a Compton liquor-store robbery. Detective quoted Armitage and Collins detailing the group’s “Cherokee Raiders” branding and plans.
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Long Beach
Calif
Thomas Charles Cook
Muriel “Pickles” Downs
Peggy Byrnes
Shirley Armitage
Larry Collins
Compton
Collins
Lorin Q. Martin
Miss Armitage
Martin
Dominic Calargo
Peggy
Tommy
Cook
Calarco
Parade program outlines Oak Grove cemetery ceremonies
The parade lists speakers clergy and military units for Oak Grove and Catholic cemetery services. Includes flag ceremonies, Gettysburg address, Taps, rifle salutes, and Mass officiated by Msgr Hammes. Marshals oversee sections marching from Market Square and Cameron Park with diverse school bands and veterans groups.
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Logan
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Thomas Zunker
Halberg
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la Crosse
Charles Brady
Seneca
Wis
McGavick Catholic War Veterans Post
Peter Pape
Aquinas
Wisconsin Republican caucus endorses Withrow amid party splits
The Wisconsin GOP caucus heard endorsements for Withrow and refused to strike his name from the ballot amid factional sparring. Governor Rennebohm said health prevents a run this fall as delegates praised McCarthy and vowed unity to face Democrats in the coming elections. The convention outlined fair endorsement rules and district procedures as candidates for Congress and U S Senate staged appeals.
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Marathon County
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Lancaster
Crawford
Grant
Iowa
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Monroe
Richland
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Vernon
Commerce official duo told to quit amid loyalty probes
Secretary Sawyer ordered two Commerce Department officials William W. Remington and Michael J. Lee to resign or face ouster actions though he said the cases are pending before the loyalty board. Lee faced renewed calls for removal over alleged security risks while Remington vowed to fight the charges.
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Department Loyalty Board
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McCarthy
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Hitler
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American Activities Committee
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Malone
R-New
China
Omaha
Neb
Wisconsin
Tom Clark
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Alger Hiss
Clark
FBI
Gold Says He Must Have Been Insane To Betray Country
Philadelphia report says 39 year old chemist Harry Gold held on wartime espionage charges told the Sunday Bulletin he must have been insane to betray atomic bomb secrets to Russia. Gold, free on $100,000 bail in Holmesburg Prison, says he is penitent and will aid FBI in locating other Soviet atomic spy ring members. He is described as the contact man for Dr. Klaus Fuchs and is quoted saying he will tell all he knows.
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Harry Gold
Russia
Sunday Bulletin
Bulletin
Gold
Holmesburg
Klaus Fuchs
FBI
NLRB Upholds Firing of 90 A C Employes
The National Labor Relations Board upheld the discharge of 90 Allis Chalmers workers tied to the 1946 47 West Allis strike. Five alleged ringleaders and five others may receive hearings, potentially leading to reinstatement if the firm refuses. The board also reviewed dismissed complaints against Harold Christoffel and Robert Buse, longtime Local 248 leaders.
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Milwaukee
National Labor Relations Board
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
West Allis
NLRB
Harold Christoffel
CIO
United Auto Workers
Congressional
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Buse
Christoffel
Walter Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Local 248
Governor Youngdahl to seek reelection in Minnesota
Governor Luther W. Youngdahl announced Saturday night that he would file for re election on the Republican ticket in Minnesota. The statement outlined his plan to pursue another term and keep the state leadership under his administration.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
Nationalists Quit Wanshan Islands After Claimed Victory
British navy spokesman says Nationalists evacuated the Wanshan or Ladrones islands southwest of Macao completing their withdrawal by 8 a.m. on Saturday. They briefly sheltered on Lingding Island near Hong Kong after announcing a costly victory over Communist forces.
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Wanshan Islands
Macao
Pearl River
Canton
South China
Lingting
Hainan Island
Mississippi Leads Nation in Negro Population Share
Mississippi records the largest share of Negro residents among states at 49.4 percent, reflecting the highest proportion in the union according to the report.
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Mississippi
Union
Acheson Receives Truman Praise After London Talks
Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in Washington to loud praise from President Truman for a successful London session. Truman hailed the meeting as the most successful since Potsdam and noted progress toward a unified Western front and NATO coordination among 12 North Atlantic Pact nations.
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Dean Acheson
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Czechoslovakia
New York
Bratislava
Potsdam
Appleton Man Flown to Stockholm for Diagnosis
Phillip Harry Kaminsky a 31 year old Appleton man flew to Stockholm Sweden to consult brain specialist Dr Herbert Olivecrona about a crippling disease not diagnosed in the United States. He has been ill since childhood affecting one arm and leg hindering walking and may undergo brain surgery. He left Milwaukee May 20 arriving in Stockholm two days later. His wife is an expectant mother.
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Appleton
Wis
Stockholm
Sweden
Phillip Harry Kaminsky
W. J. Kaminsky
Kaminsky
Herbert Olivecrona
Milwaukee
Elmer Anderson Guilty Of RefugE Fishing In La Crosse
Elmer Anderson of Bangor found guilty on trial for fishing in a refuge. He must pay 15 dollars and costs. Eildon Hatcher of Toluca Illinois pleaded guilty to drunken driving and faces 100 dollars plus costs or 60 days in county jail. He is banned from operating a motor vehicle in the state for one year.
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Daily Records
la Crosse
Elmer Anderson
Bangor
Eildon Hatcher
Toluca
Ill
Hatcher
Jury unable to reach verdict in libel suit
Hartford based federal jury failed to decide a $200000 libel case brought by Paul Draper and Larry Adler against Hester McCullough wife of a Time magazine staff member. After over eleven hours of deliberations the eight women and four men were discharged without a verdict and retrial is planned for a later date.
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Hartford
Conn
Federal Court
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
Hester R. McCullough
J. Joseph Smith
Draper
Adler
Ienas
Smith
Paul Butterworth
Celebration s Continued from Page 1
Howard Fredricks leads the celebration with John Zimmerman John Sullivan and E P Hartl assisting. Writers include Mauree Applegate Mrs Arthur Hebberd Irna Rideout Ellen Fowler and Mrs John Alexander Muriel Fuller oversees research. Association officers besides Schubert include Frank Italiano vice president Alfred W Rice secretary H O Anderson treasurer John Arnison James Howard Mayor Henry Ahrens T H Brindley Edward Keefe directors.
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Howard Fredricks
John Zimmerman
John Sullivan
E. P. Hartl
Mauree Applegate
Arthur E. Hebberd
Irna Rideout
Ellen Fowler
John Alexander
Muriel Fuller
Association
Schubert
Frank Italiano
Alfred W. Rice
H. O. Anderson
John Arnison
James Howard
Ice cave of blue limestone forms in Canyon Basin
Canyon Basin lies northwest of Paris Idaho and features an ice cave with blue limestone formations and ice deposits shaping the cave walls.
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Canyon Basin
Paris, Id
License Sales Break Record
A summary by the Minnesota game and fish division shows 1949 license sales totaling 902,776 residents and non residents, up from 871,872 in 1948. With two fishermen per combination license the 1949 licensed fishermen reach 1,324,310, and the grand total including under 16 totals exceeds 1,624,000.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Game and Fish Division
Public housing authorities powers and financing
The article explains how housing authorities may acquire construct operate and manage housing projects. It notes bonds and indebtedness are the authority’s obligation not that of government entities and describes funding from federal aid. It also states councils can take necessary steps to secure financial aid and cooperation for housing projects.
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Public Housing Administration
Moon's Orbit Accelerates At 2288 Miles Per Hour
A historical note states the moon travels around Earth at an average speed of 2288 miles per hour. It emphasizes constant motion and orbital pace without delving into complex mechanics.
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Earth
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