Wisconsin salon of art slated at UW Madison
The 16th annual Wisconsin salon of art will run from November 16 to December 10 at the University of Wisconsin. Last year 232 state artists submitted 357 works across oil tempera watercolor sculpture and graphics. A jury selected some works for exhibition with $700 in prizes and awards. Eligibility requires three years Wisconsin residence or current study at a Wisconsin art school, and works must be created in the past two years.
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Madison
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Pioneer Midwest
University of Wisconsin
Charles
Wisconsin Union Gallery Committee
Wisconsin
Central Agricultural Classes Do Two Farm Field Trips
Central high school's agriculture class with Harold Niles visited two nearby farms. Monday the Brookside turkey farm was toured, showing turkey raising slaughtering and stock selection. Tuesday the Fred Oelke farm was visited for chicken culling. Next week dairy farm trips are planned for cattle judging practice.
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Central High School
Harold Niles
Niles
Brookside
Fred Oelke
Nationalist China Sends Gift To Korea Arrives In Korea
A cargo of 1000 tons of rice and 8500 tons of coal from Nationalist China has arrived at Pusan aboard the steamship Hai Huang.
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China
Korea
Seoul
Republic of Korea
Pusan
Smelly Water Boils From Hibok Hibok Destroys Homes
An hour long flood of boiling foul water from Hibok Hibok crater on Camiguin island washed away 18 houses and killed many domestic animals. The Red Cross says 76 families who had returned after a Sept 15 eruption, which killed 67 people, are affected. Communication with the southern island is limited.
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Manila
Hibok Hibok
Camiguin Island
Philippines
Red Cross
Iowa largely free of barberry bush hosting stem rust
About 68 percent of Iowa acreage has been cleared of barberry bushes that serve as alternate hosts for the stem rust affecting small grains. The move reduces potential rust spread and supports crop health statewide.
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Iowa
Start Drive To Get All Children Into School
Jane Eads reports on a push by the Bureau of Labor Standards to enroll all American children in school this year. The text notes 150000 under 16 on farms stay home to work, cites a 1940s air labor standards act amendment, and emphasizes education as a patriotic duty for national preparedness and future leadership.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Department of Labor
Congress
Olive E. Clapper
Raymond Clapper
Bureau of Labor Standards
Sidney Kingsley Born October 18 1906
The playwright Sidney Kingsley born Sidney Kirschner in New York, son of a Spanish American War veteran, gained fame for Men in White Dead End and The Patriots. He acted with Franchot Tone and wrote one act plays at Cornell before serving as an army officer in World War II.
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Sidney Kingsley
Sidney Kirschner
New York
Franchot Tone
Cornell
Newsprint Price Increase Tied to Production Costs
Abitibi Power and Paper Ltd raises standard newsprint price by 10 dollars per ton to 109 dollars effective November 1. Powell River plant on Howe Sound 75 miles north of Vancouver BC joins move as U S house committee chair probes potential anti trust issues.
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Abitibi Power and Paper Company, Ltd
Powell River
Howe Sound
Vancouver
B. C
Price NY
U. S. House of Representatives
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