Plan Modification of Public Safety Legislation Proposal
Madison bureau reports sponsors will redraw the public safety bill to create a smaller state police force of 45 men with many assigned to non traffic duties. The council seeks broad testimony from statewide business, professional, civic, and other groups at a second hearing to show stronger support for a state law enforcement and safety promotion agency.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
State of Public Safety
Politically Minded Women Score Victory and Seek More
In the Maine race Margaret Chase Smith’s Senate victory marks a historic first for women in the chamber. Women voters show a slight edge in potential turnout, with numerous female candidates across parties contesting House, Senate, and governor races. Virginia and Illinois see repeat and newcomer bids from women across parties.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
House
Congress
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Edith Nourse Rogers
Blican
Massachusetts
Virginia Foster Durr
Virginia
Olive Remington Goldman
Illinois
Camille Geneau
Florida
Cecil Arden
Indiana
Bone fragment found in bus may be grafted back on boy
A fragment from the elbow joint was found on a bus floor after a collision with a driverless truck. The fragment, the size of a half dollar, was sterilized and kept in hopes of reattachment to the boy in intensive care where doctors aimed to save the arm. Police photographed the wreckage at the car barns and rushed the fragment to the hospital as the boy endured severe pain and could not fully explain his injuries.
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Milwaukee
Gerald Hoffman
Howard Hiller
Carl Hamm
Youth Volunteers Rebuild Poland Under Hard Conditions
In Warsaw the youth mobilized under the nationwide In Service of Po scheme aid reconstruction. They work 16 hours monthly with no pay or cigarettes, receiving only food clothing and 50 cents for knick knacks. About 2 million Polish youths are expected to join by 1948 with help from Czechoslovakia Hungary and other nations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pew
Ard Braniewski
Czechoslovakia
Algaria
Hungary
France
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Birds disrupt power lines at Mississippi utility site
A Mississippi utility company stopped up peers and replaced sections of ready pecked poles with new ones. The birds then caused further disruption as crews worked to restore service.
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Mississippi
Water and Alcohol Mixture Yields Four-Fifths Quarts
Two quarts of water and two quarts of alcohol combine to produce four-fifths of a quart when mixed, indicating a loss of liquid by displacement or evaporation.
State Secretary of Eagles Visits Local Aerie Thursday
Arthur Ehrmann of Milwaukee state secretary and state director visits the local lodge for an annual class event and bow speaker. He is a past president of Schendhen celta and former time director of the station department. A large delegation from Viro- appears to attend.
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State Secretary of Eagles
Aerie
Arthur Ehrmann
Milwaukee
Ehrmann
Schendhen Celta
Oned Afet
Viro
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