Date Now To Give Your Blood at Kenosha
Kenosha residents have the first chance to donate in the armed forces blood donor program on Jan 21 and 22. The Red Cross mobile unit will be in Kenosha with appointments from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Call 6159 to book or register in person at the KYF building. Donors 18 to 60 in good health may give every three months. minimum weights 125 pounds for men and 110 pounds for women.
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Kenoshans
Armed Forces
L. O. Denyes
KYF
Red Cross
Kenosha
Nnavntare
Chosin
Munsan
John D. Audas
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S. Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Ill
Changjin Reservoir
Audas
Blood Center
Captain Carlsen Clings to Stranded Flying Enterprise
The Flying Enterprise, captained by Carlsen, faces a new North Atlantic storm as a salvage tug nears. The crew has been evacuated except for Carlsen who remains aboard with limited rations and radio contact with the U S destroyer Weeks.
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U. S
John W. Weeks
Flying Enterprise
Atlantic
Falmouth
England
Isbrandtsen
Kurt Carlsen
Woodbridge
N. J
London
North Atlantic
Enterprise
Carlson
Carlsen
Truman plan faces fight in Congress over tax reform
Washington report notes Chairman Robert L. Coughton of the house Ways and Means committee predicts strong opposition to President Truman's six point reform of the internal revenue bureau. Senator Richard Russell agrees Congress will go slow on moving tax collectors under civil service amid other reforms. Former President Hoover comments on a loyalty and integrity inquiry for tax collectors.
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Washington
U.P
Robert L. Coughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
North Carolina
Democrat
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Capitol Hill
Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Boston
James R. Watson
National Civil Service League
Mr. Truman
A. S
Mike Monroney
Okla
Joseph C O'Mahoney
Wyo
Dunlap
Uranium Find Probed Near Champion and Gwinn Michigan
A new uranium deposit on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is under investigation with radioactive samples taken from abandoned iron mine dumps near Champion and Gwinn. Authorities assess potential ore quantity and safety implications for the region.
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Champion
Mich
U.P
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Here
Gwinn
Wisconsin Sub-Zero Temps Persist With Warming Forecast
The state saw sub-zero readings in Grantsburg nine below, Superior eight below, and Duluth eight below with Park Falls seven below. Readings south of the state rose to a few degrees above zero. A mostly fair, warming trend is seen with tonight’s low at 5 to 10 above and Friday’s high 22 to 26. Downtown Kenosha posted 24 at noon.
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Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Superior
Duluth
Park Falls
Kenosha
Two Rivers Council Seeks Resignation of City Manager Hoff man
The Two Rivers Wisconsin city council on Wednesday night asked City Manager John P Hoff man to resign citing ill health affecting his work. They gave him until Monday to decide and offered a different city position if he desires. Hoffman, longtime city clerk before becoming manager in 1942, had no comment.
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Wisconsin
Dr. Moritz
McEvoy
Rauen
Moritz
Bode
Raven
Two Rivers
Wis
John P. Hoffman
Hoffman
Racine City Employes Strike Shuts City Services
About 200 Racine city employees walked out at midnight Wednesday, halting garbage collection, park and cemetery work, and snow removal. Local 249 president Keith Ganzel said a skeleton crew remained at the sewage plant and warned against undue hardship. The strike followed a city council meeting where a cost of living bonus and guaranteed wage were rejected after recent 12 to 14 cent raises and a 3 cent boost to start next July.
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Racine
Wis
Local 249
The
United Public Workers
Keith Ganzel
Vishinsky Says U S Transports Nationalist Troops
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky charged the United States is moving Nationalist Chinese troops from Formosa to Thailand and western Burma. He claimed the shipments are part of an American campaign aimed at aggression against Communist China.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
Formosa
Thailand
Burma
China
Reds Reject POW Plan in Korea Clash West of Panmunjom
The Reds rejected an Allied plan for prisoner exchanges as a barter of slaves while UN officials said they would repatriate all POWs who want to return. In Korea, Allied infantry and tanks pushed forward on the western front recapturing two strong points west of Korango near the 38th parallel after a Chinese assault on December 28.
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Munsan
Korea
Lee Sang Cho
Adm
R. E. Libby
Korango
Panmunjom
Spectacular Fire Destroys Elevator After Tank Car Explosion
A derailed gasoline tank car of a Pennsylvania freight train exploded in downtown Hilliards Ohio last night igniting a large fire that destroyed a new grain elevator and set off 20 millimeter shells in a box car. At least four people were slightly injured by the blasts as a World War II veteran compared the noise to Guadalcanal. The danger affected about 600 residents and roughly 150 firefighters brought the blaze under control around midnight, just over four hours after it began.
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Hilliards
Ohio
U.P
Pennsylvania
Guadalcanal
Russia Calls for UN Security Council Korea Armistice Meeting
Russia proposes a UN Security Council gathering under Article 28 to pursue a Korea armistice. The plan, in a Soviet resolution, counters an 11 power draft for a new anti aggression mechanism. Vishinsky denounces the Western proposal as a pathway to war and warns small nations.
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Paris
Russia
Security Council
Korea
Council
Vishinsky
Allan Vought
Vought
Kenosha Girl, Lynn Zander, Crowned Wisconsin Junior Better Fishing Queen
Seven year old Lynn Zander of Kenosha won the 1951 Wisconsin Junior Better Fishing Queen title for landing a 4 pound 1 ounce catfish in the Lincoln Park fishing rodeo sponsored by the Optimist club. Gov. Walter Kohler to present coronation certificate. Lynn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Zander, attends Lamb school.
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Lynn Zander
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Lincoln Park
Optimist Club
Better Fishing, Inc
Walter Kohler
LeRoy H. Dorsey
The
Better Fishing Organization
Lynn
Harold Zander
83Rd St
Lamb School
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Joseph
Quarles
Clinton Young
Young
Leo Jensen
Cochairman
Sgt
Edward Lahti
W. L. Thompson
McKinney
Tex
Weeks
Fromi
Linda Louise Lengel
Reading
Lahtin
Charles Pfennig
Harold Bode
Edwin Wilkie
Urban Zievers
Atty
Chris Juliani
Lahti
Zievers
State Crime Lab
Hugh Wilson
Lake Forest
David Cleveland
Marquette University
John Vanderfin
Trusty
Wilkie
A. R. Moritz
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Harvard
William Raven
Atty. McEvoy
John P. McEvoy
Eugene Schend
Evening News
Two Rivers Council
Racine City
Reds
Treasury
Delaney
ULP
Denis W. Delaney
New Orleans
Frank Pace, Jr
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