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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1954

Page

5

Angel of Dien Bien Phu Returns to Paris in Triumph

Genevieve de Galard Terraube, the nurse known as The Angel of Dien Bien Phu, arrived in Paris to a cheering crowd at Orly after a Marseille arrival. She hugs her mother Vicomtesse de Galard Terraube, recalls leaving the wounded with mixed emotion, and thanks reporters while downplaying praise.

Angel Dien Bien Phu Paris Priscilla Buckley United Press U.P Genevieve de Galard Terraube Air France Orly Vicomtesse de Galard Terraube Genevieve Air Nurse Service Mother Madame Vicomtesse de la Sayettes Marseille

Hopes Rise for Hillary in Himalayan Rescue

Reports say Sir Edmund Hillary, struck with pneumonia after rescuing a climber from a 60 foot crevasse on Mt Makalu, has recovered from a lobar infection though sources remain uncertain. A British Kanchenjunga expedition suffered injuries from an avalanche as Dr Matthews and Trevor Braham were hurt. Charles MacFarlane, rescued by Hillary, is en route for frostbite treatment near Jogbani.

New Delhi India U.P Edmund Hillary Mt. Everest Mt. Makalu Himalayas Khatmandu Nepal Hillary New Zealand Indian Information Service Kanchenjunga D. S. Matthews Trevor Braham Charles MacFarlane Jogbani

Raccoon Pets Delving Into a Curious Trend

A 1954 General Features column reviews the growing interest in raccoons as pets. It covers ownership guidance from Lenore Brandt, cautions on confinement and temperament, cage ideas, and legal permit notes, plus reader questions on watchdog dogs and kitten cleanliness.

Lenore Brandt Cincinnati Zoo All Pets Magazine Fond du Lac Wis

Beirut arrival person seeks refuge aboard plane

She arrived there from Beirut Lebanon. Newsmen who greeted her there boarded her plane and Genevieve took refuge in the pilot's compartment to escape their questioning.

Beirut Lebanon Genevieve

Pony Step Stool Pattern for DIY Child Seat

Do-It-Yourself Ideas and Patterns explains a pony step stool to raise a child to dining chair height and aid bathroom training. It requires simple box wood cutting with a hand saw, tracing the pattern, and painting each part. Send 25 cents for Pattern No. 353 to Kenosha Evening News pattern dept. add 35 cents for a book with over 200 more Build It Yourself patterns.

Kenosha Evening News P. O Pleasantville New York

Eisenhower Keeps Memorial Day Pace With Duties

President Eisenhower spent Memorial Day weekend at the White House with a busy schedule. He bid farewell to Emperor Haile Selassie, attended memorial prayers, and led a wreath laying at Arlington National Cemetery for World War I and all war dead. He then flew to New York to urge opposition to thought control in America.

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Plan $30,000 Wedding For Texas Oilman

Hollywood reports a $30,000 wedding reception for Texas oilman Ray Gillilan and Mrs. Elsinore Machris Gillilan planned at the Mocambo nightclub on the Sunset Strip. A spokesman said plainclothes officers will be present due to reports that Mrs. Gillilan and former actress Marion Davies will wear jewels worth nearly $1,060,000 between them.

Hollywood Texas Ray Gillilan Elsinore Machris Gillilan Mocambo Sunset Strip

Television hurts cinema in Britain as TV novelty fades

London learns that television has damaged cinema attendance while industry insiders hope theater business will rebound as the newness of TV declines. Major figures believe recovery hinges on audience interest and evolving exhibition strategies.

Britain London

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