Wisconsin Journalists Seek School Status for Journalism
The Wisconsin Journalism Alumni Association endorses converting the current journalism course at the University of Wisconsin into a School of Journalism. Resolutions praise President Birge and Dr. W. G. Bleyer and call for faculty action next fall after Dr. Frank becomes president. The group notes Wisconsin hosts the oldest and largest professional journalism program.
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Ultra violet light boosts growth in poultry study at fair day
AP notes during PRA1 year a field day at Fair of Wisconsin hosted Prof. Andrew W. Hopkins showing ultraviolet light exposures improve poultry growth versus normal light. Solar UV rays through ordinary glass filter show enhanced results and three times as many eggs laid under UV exposure. A new marsh plow and disease feeding advances were demonstrated by the animal husbandry department.
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Death ends career of "Dashing Dan" in football
An obituary reports the death of a well known football figure nicknamed Dashing Dan. The piece notes his career highlights and the end of his playing days, honoring his impact on the team and fans.
Bradfute to address Dodge County Farm Bureau meeting
Bradfute, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will address Dodge County farm bureau members at their annual meeting on June 25. A farm display by county farm bureau workers will showcase the organization’s work.
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Martial Law In Suburbs Of Shanghai Proclaimed
Reports from Shanghai indicate a martial law proclamation in the suburbs as authorities move to quell unrest. A Chinese government note disputes foreign accounts of strikes and delays, while a Hong Kong emergency order tightens controls on movement and trade.
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Statewide Search for Mexican Fleeing After Stabbing
A nationwide search is underway for a Mexican suspect who fled after stabbing a man at a North Dakota location. The victim, identified as a man from Kenosha, was cut in the abdomen during a morning fight at a hospital area. The feud had lasted weeks and prompted police actions across the region.
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Bandits Rob Shullsburg Bank in Large Motor Escape
Bandits rode into Shullsburg in a large motor vehicle and robbed the First National Bank. They escaped with about $3000 in cash and negotiable securities, taking the road out of town shortly after the raid. No injuries reported.
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