Kenosha Bus System Adds Brown Line Tuesday Reorganization
The Kenosha Motor Coach company announces a Tuesday start for the Brown line with expanded service and new transfer points. The update details Green Red Orange Blue lines including headways, end-of-line routing, and connections to North Shore trains and each other.
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Kenosha Motor Coach Company
75Th Street
14Th Avenue
56Th Street
6Th Avenue
Sheridan Road
39Th
Roosevelt
North Shore
63Rd Street
24Th Avenue
Green Line
Orange Line
22Nd Avenue
30Th Avenue
52Nd Street
41St Street
10Th Avenue
76Th Street
19Th Avenue
28Th Street
18Th Avenue
27Th Street
45Th Street
50Th Street
79Th Street
31St Street
23Rd Avenue
30Th Street
Red
Famed Dancer Nijinsky Dies in London Clinic
Vaslav Nijinsky aged 60, regarded by many as the greatest dancer, died in a London clinic after 31 years of mental illness. Born in Kiev on February 28 1890, he rose to fame in the Imperial Russian ballet before joining Diaghilev. His wife Romola cared for him during his decline.
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London
Vaslav Nijinsky
Nijinsky
Russia
England
Romola
Kiev
Warsaw
Poland
Imperial School of Dancing
Imperial Russian Ballet
Sergei Diaghilev
Air Fight Over Shanghai Involving Russian-type Planes
Nationalist air force communique reports twenty five Russian-type fighters attacked nationalist bombers over the Shanghai area today. The clash reflects ongoing air activity in the region with no immediate casualty details provided.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.P
Shanghai
Weather forecast warns of cold Easter weekend in Wisconsin
A Canadian air mass plunges Wisconsin temperatures 24 to 45 degrees below Friday levels. Winds 30 to 40 mph with gusts to 50 mph whip Lake Michigan spray to Milwaukee harbor. Partly cloudy and cold tonight with snow and sub freezing temps expected Sunday.
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Wisconsin
Federal Weather Bureau
Michigan
Milwaukee Harbor
Milwaukee Boy 5 Dies After Street Accident
Milwaukee police report James Leidersdorf aged five was fatally struck on Milwaukee's north side when he ran from behind a parked car into traffic. The driver, William F. Siverling aged 33, said the boy darted into the street. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William Leidersdorf.
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Milwaukee
James Leidersdorf
William F. Siverling
William Leidersdorf
Joy of Easter Celebrated Amid Gloomy Weather Outlook
The Associated Press reports Easter will be celebrated worldwide despite a chilly cloudy forecast with scattered showers. From Jerusalem and Rome to Washington and New York, churches, parades, sunrise services and large crowds mark the holiday with tens of thousands attending events in Atlantic City Miami Denver Colorado Springs and other locations.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Christ
Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre
St. Andrew's
United States
Canada
Rome
Pope Pius XII
St. Peter's
Pope Pius
New York
Fifth Avenue
Midtown Manhattan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Atlantic City
N. J
Miami
Fla
Colorado
Park of Red Rocks
Denver
Colorado Springs
Hot Springs Mountain
Arkansas
Wichita Mountains
Lawton
Oklo
Indianapolis
Marion
Ind
Lattimore Cleared by FBI Records Debate
Senate investigators split over whether FBI records fully absolve Owen Lattimore amid McCarthy accusations. Senator Hickenlooper says any conclusion is unwarranted while Senator Tydings insists data place Lattimore more in the clear.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
Lattimore
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Tydings
Maryland
Wisconsin
Lattimore Case Split Over FBI File Summary
Five man inquiry panel heard Lattimore call McCarthy’s charges base lies. Senator Tydings said most members were told the FBI file cleared Lattimore, while Hickenlooper disputed the conclusion and noted he had seen a summary rather than the full files. McCarthy demanded access to the actual FBI files.
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Hickenlooper
Lattimore
McCarthy
Tydings
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
J. Howard McGrath
Committee
Hoover
McGrath
Justice Department
Capitol
Senator Tyding
Dr. Lattimore
One Killed Ten Injured In Head-On Car Crash
An inquest was ordered into a head-on collision at the 52nd Street and 41st Avenue intersection. One man, Donald Farber, 26, died at Kenosha hospital after a fractured skull. Ten others were hospitalized, including nine Great Lakes sailors and Farber’s 17-year-old brother Robert.
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52Nd St
41St Ave
Donald Farber
Sheridan Rd
Kenosha Hospital
Farber
Great Lakes
Robert
Fred Berlin
Evening News
Kenosha
Donald Ferber
Great Lakes, Ill
NLRB Chooses Election at Chicago Tractor Works
The National Labor Relations Board ordered an election to determine representation for employees at International Harvester's Chicago Tractor Works between the CIO United Automobile Workers and the Farm Equipment Workers' Union.
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Washington
U.P
National Labor Relations Board Today
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Farm Equipment Workers’ Union
International Harvester
Chicago
One of the Worst Car Crash Shocks County
Sheriff Leonard Jensen called the 52nd Street collision one of the worst he had seen. County and city officers found victims scattered across the area, with one thrown into a ditch and nearly overlooked. Stretchers and ambulance services were stretched to the limit.
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Leonard Jensen
52Nd St
Kenosha Sailors Involve in Head On Crash Near 52nd Street
Left hand and lip injuries plus a twisted ankle were reported for several sailors, with Farber critically involved. Vehicles collided head on when Farber turned into 41st Ave as the other car approached, sending the injured to Kenosha hospital. An inquest was announced by Coroner William Raven.
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Robert J. Young
Farber
Naval Training Center
Kenosha Hospital
Hansen’s Ambulance
Albert Bornhuetter
Berlin
52Nd St
41St Ave
Ernest Jensen
Isetts’ Club
South 39Th Ave
Jensen
Donald Edward Farber
Walnut Grove
Minn
Clifford Farber
St. Paul
Kenosha
Nash Motors
Lois
Larry
Gary
Robert
Clifford, Jr
LaVerne Berger
Viola Mae Farber
Dorothy Sorem
Windom
Leo Sikora
Billups Browne
Roger Morin
Lawrence Glerum
Bill Parker
Leslie Martin
Robert Kiedrowski
Mike Bruno
Paul Rohde
Leonard J. Jensen
Robert F. Winnie
William Raven
Man Rescued From Crushed Car After Narrow Escape
A man identified as Robert T. Patterson, 30, was freed alive from a mangled auto wedged against a factory wall after a train collision and long entrapment. Firemen cut away wreckage by hand amid fear of additional victims and transported him to Alexian Brothers hospital in serious condition.
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Chicago
O.P
Robert T. Patterson
Patterson
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Car Dump Truck Collision Kills Man in Wauwatosa
Theophil Echkie 33 died after a car skidded on a curve and struck an oncoming dump truck. Hilbert Schalla 27 suffered concussion and a leg fracture with poor condition status. Both men resided near Menomonee Falls.
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Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Theophil £Chkie
Hilbert Schalla
Schalla
Menomonee Falls
Humane Society blocks UW medical school dog use
The Dane County Humane Society voted against allowing the University of Wisconsin medical school to use unclaimed shelter dogs for experiments. President Mrs Milo Kittleson said the private group, not municipally owned or controlled, is not covered by state law. Dr H M Coon noted the school sought dogs for acute operative procedures.
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Madison
Wis
Dane County Humane Society
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Milo Kittleson
University of Wisconsin
H. M. Coon
Wisconsin General Hospital
Ice floe threatens Oshkosh home on Lake Winnebago
Bulldozers battled a 200 foot by 30 inch ice floe that crashed into Frank Radford’s $70,000 summer house at Oshkosh Wisconsin. Despite Thursday winds easing, carpenters worked inside to shore up the structure as more ice came ashore five miles south and boathouses were destroyed. The deputy sheriff called the breakup the worst in memory.
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Oshkosh
Wis
U.P
Lake Winnebago
Frank Radford
Radford
Fake Doctor’s Patients Finally Get Suspicious
In Florence Mississippi a bogus physician built a thriving practice before residents complained. The man used the name Dr Jack Dawson Whitaker, claimed credentials, and performed two minor operations and two maternity cases while repeatedly bungling care. Nurses reported misused penicillin and dangerous testing practices as the impostor fled town. The real Whitaker had a Colorado diploma but was linked to false prescriptions and narcotics treatment in Fort Worth after a Denver probation.
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Jackson, Miss
U.P
Mississippi
Florence
Miss
State Board of Health
Jack Dawson Whitaker
R. N. Whitfield
Mississippi Department of Vital Statistics
University of Colorado
Staten Island
New York
Denver
Colo
Whitaker
U. S. Public Health Service Hospital
Fort Worth
Tex
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Dancer Nijinsky
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Fredericksburg
Inquest
Robert Farber
Bryan Terny
Gerald Doyle
Richard O. Hausnar
Joseph Petros
Donald McCaine
Thomas W. Mack
Edmund P. Abele
Humane Society Blocks University
Fred Boteler
National Board of Medical Examiners
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