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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1954
Page
7
A New York columnist recounts a reader’s question on preventing unwanted contact by overfriendly bosses. The piece cites a Boston Traveler reader and notes congressional interest in Taft Hartley act revisions while referencing office harassment anecdotes from a drugstore lunch crowd of female workers.
A plump young file clerk and coworkers discuss how to handle an overfriendly boss on company time. One girl jokes to ask for a raise to deflect advances, another quips to marry him as a cure. The tone is sharp and satirical about workplace flirtation.
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues parents should teach children the invisible harm of anger and condemnation from vandalism. She suggests relating property damage to the child’s own hurt, urging self preservation as motivation to respect others’ property.
Birth notices list multiple newborns across Elgin Illinois and surrounding areas. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Richard E Cook at Sherman Hospital June 1. Daughters named Bonnie Jean Victoria Lee Rosemarie Alice. Sons John Wendelin Peter. Continuous notices include Cardiell Gran Ger No well Marano Beau mier and others with birth dates May 29 to June 1.
An 84-year-old grandmother in Minneapolis held off two burglars inside a grocery store by throwing old shoes and a milk bottle. The men dropped a cash register they carried and fled the scene.
Spain increases cement prices by decree citing higher wages as the reason. The action raises costs for construction and related industries, signaling a broader impact on housing and infrastructure projects nationwide.
A female monkey picked the lock of an adjoining cage at Franklin Park Zoo and freed two male monkeys. The trio dashed through about 100 onlookers, sending several fleeing. John Bosco, 6, was touched and hospital treated before release. caretakers recaptured the males 20 minutes after the escape.
Anthony John Hayes of 6024 18th Ave. wed Vera Mary Smith of 5104 19th Ave. in a May 29 ceremony at the officiating justice of the peace Charles Carlson office. The bride wore a light blue dress with white accessories and pink rose corsage. attendant Ann Naumowich wore a sink dress and blue carnation corsage. best man Michael Cholak. They plan to reside in Kenosha.
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