Two Car Crashes Injure Eleven Over Memorial Weekend
Eleven people were hurt in Kenosha county highway crashes over Memorial weekend. Sunday two-car crash at 39th Ave and 93rd St left James and Venneta Corman injured. Norberto Ynclan fined for stop sign violation. Additional injuries occurred in a Cunty Trunk HM west of County Trunk 7 crash involving five Illinois residents treated at Burlington Hospital. A 12-year-old boy reportedly ditched a stolen car on County Trunk T.
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Kenosha County
39Th Ave
93Rd St
James Corman
Chicago
Kenosha Hospital
Venneta Corman
Cormans
Charles Schwoegler
Norberto S. Ynclan
West 52Nd St
Car Crashes and Injuries Reported Around Hy 32 and Hy 41
A 16 year old boy received knee cuts after taking an auto owned by Herbert Kaufman and was placed in juvenile aid. Mrs Gloria Evans of Chicago treated for shock after a two car collision at Hy 41 and County Trunk K. David Berger of Chicago struck Elwood Blau of Chicago causing June Felder to injure her elbow. Power outages occurred in Twin Lakes when Herman Keisler hit a pole, causing a minor head bump.
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Herbert Kaufman
Sheriff's Juvenile Aid Bureau
Gloria Evans
Chicago
Joseph Margosian
James Thomson
Ind
David Berger
Elwood J. Blau
Fielder
Twin Lakes
Herman Keisler
Martin Jordan
Oneida
Black River Falls
Wind Lake
Watertown
Lester Bolton
Rt. 1
Victor Jakubowski
Elaine Whitish
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Death Takes (Continued from Page One)
Former Kenosha County Parks Commission chairman and Carmet Sisters home board leader dies. Survived by widow. several siblings predeceased. Funeral services set for Wednesday in Tucson with burial in Streator.
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Kenosha County
More Work Planned on Highway 31 Widening Project
State engineers consider widening and resurfacing six miles of Highway 31 from West 60th Street to the state line. County highway commissioner Harold Herzog says an excellent chance the project is funded this year. Estimated cost about $200000. The rest of Highway 31 in the county has been graded and is being repaved this summer.
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West 60Th St
Harold Herzog
County Probes Three Burglaries In Regional Report
County authorities probe three burglaries after a Kan sasville resident reported $32, two quarts of whiskey, and a .32 caliber revolver taken from an unlocked Hy 75 home. A Conoco station on Hy 50 at 45th Ave saw a break in as Max Derby inventories missing items. Dorothy Shanley reports a summer cottage east of the Fox River looted of a toaster, portable radio, fly rod, fishing gear, and a jacket.
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Charles Bojniewicz
Rt. 1
Kansasville
Conoco
45Th Ave
Max Derby
Dorothy Shanley
Chicago
Fox River
Five Dead In Rural Accident
A county morgue tally lists five victims identified as relatives of a Jefferson girl. Rescue squads transported bodies from the scene where the wreck remains unexplained, with speculation they could have been at Twin Lakes earlier. Sheriff Simonsen noted uncertainty over driver identity and an inquest was not confirmed by Coroner Raven. Memorial Day period deaths across Wisconsin included non traffic crashes, drownings, and several fatal car incidents involving Wisconsinites and out-of-state residents.
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Jefferson
Boy Scout Rescue Squad
Twin Lakes
Simonsen
Raven
Kenosha County
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Coast Guard
Waukesha
Bluemound
Wauwatosa
Warren G. Murdoch
Robert G. Davis
Edwin R. Korb
Bruce Schmitz
Fond du Lac
Bees disrupt Paris fair with plastic flower maze
A swarm of bees disrupted the Paris fairgrounds yesterday after failing to gather nectar from a lifelike display of plastic roses, tulips and geraniums.
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Paris
U.P
Paris Fairgrounds
Police Test Radar Patrol Device Shows Promise
City police tested radar patrol equipment over the weekend to reduce traffic violations. Officers undergo strict handling tests and indoctrination before arrests begin, according to Police Chief Stanley Haukedahl.
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Stanley Haukedahl
Probe Thefts and Vandalism Reported in Local Burglary Spree
Police investigate two burglaries and multiple vandalism and auto theft incidents. Victims include Martin Zentarski whose five coats vanished from a hall closet with no forced entry, and John Kiserauskas whose crank was removed from an electric gasoline pump. Additional thefts include a smashed gas station door, auto battery, car hubcaps, and stolen keys from several vehicles.
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Martin Zentarski
17Th Ave
King and Darby
Conoco
75Th St
William Gootuck
John Kiserauskas
52Nd St
Kenoshan Named Manager of Public Relations at Selas
Ernest S. Kopecki of Milwaukee earns BS in chemical engineering from Marquette and an MS in metallurgy from Carnegie Tech. He previously served as assistant to the PR manager at Carborundum in Niagara Falls and was metallurgical editor of Iron Age magazine. He joins Selas Corporation of America in Philadelphia as manager of public relations and promotion.
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Ernest S. Kopecki
Charles A. Kopecki
75Th St
Selas Corporation of America
Philadelphia
Frederic O. Hess
Kenoshan
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Carborundum Company
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Iron Age
Burglary Ring Admits Series of Crimes by Juveniles
Two 14 year old boys confessed to burglaries at Hubbard Body and Paint, Becker cigar store, Goodyear Service, and Kenosha Laundry as well as looting beer from a North Shore boxcar. They denied further crimes but admitted a bicycle theft and car looting. Police will refer them to juvenile authorities with possible Friday court appearance. One suspect hid in a garage truck. another fled during the break in. A rifle and ammunition were among stolen items and later tossed into a city coach. Looted items included film, knives, candy, a wristwatch, pop, and beer.
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Hubbard
28Th Ave
Arthur Hubbard
Becker Cigar Store
63Rd St
Goodyear Service
Sheridan Rd
Kenosha
North Shore
Simons Distributing Co
30Th Ave
Arthur J. Riley
Bosman
Smolinski
Mullen’s
Badger Fuel
Tyson’s and
McNeil Fuel Co
Looted items recovered after boys found at home
Two boys were recovered at one boy's home last night. Guardians of the second boy promised authorities they would round up other articles from their home that appeared to be part of the loot collection.
Memorial Day Rites Draw Throng in Kenosha
Rain held off for Kenosha Memorial Day ceremonies honoring war dead. Crowds lined 60th Street as thousands gathered at Library Park for services led by parade marshal William P. Schmitt. Notable speakers included Vilas H. Whaley and Rabbi Arthur Brodey with prayers, pledges, and patriotic rites.
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Kenosha
60Th St
Library Park
William P. Schmitt
22Nd Ave
Atty. Vilas H. Whaley
Racine
Wisconsin
Lawrence Jensen
Gen
Logan
Ralph Alderson
Lincoln
Ross Phelps
Harold Rasmussen
Jensen
Alderson
Phelps
Rasmussen
Paul Herrick Post
American Legion
Paul Chropovka
Navy Memorial
Judge Duffy Improves at Wesley Memorial Hospital
Judge F Ryan Duffy of the U S Seventh Circuit was reported "up and in good condition" at Wesley Memorial hospital after a brief illness. A former Wisconsin senator and Fond du Lac native, his physician did not disclose the ailment but said it was not serious.
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Chicago
F. Ryan Duffy
U. S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Duffy
U. S
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Badger Ordnance Strike Postponed in Baraboo
A strike set to begin at the Badger Ordnance Works in Baraboo Wisconsin has been postponed until June 9 to comply with regulations from the federal mediation board. Robert Laybourn, business official, stated the delay.
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Baraboo
Wis
O.P
Badger Ordnance Works
Federal Mediation Board
Robert Laybourn
Union Extends Contract to June 9 Pending Mediation
An agent of the Independent Guards union stated the old work contract was extended to June 9 because the union failed to provide the required 30 days notice of a dispute to the federal mediation service.
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Independent Guards Union
Federal Mediation Service
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Waukegan
Walter Vostatek
North Chicago
Robert Blackowicz
Sigmund Gilewski, Jr
Clarence Groblewski
Kenosha‘s
Clarence Mellor
Jennie Beck
Rt. 3
Oshkosh
Frank E. Mohr
Laverne Gruber
Stanley
Cadett
Leo A. Pavelski
Marshfield
David Leai
Walter H. Neumanns
Oak Lawn
Antigo
Muriel Johnson
Rockford
Ill
Fontana
Walter J. Lewallen
aPris
Shell Lake
Leland Renz
Judith Strapp
Madison
Bernard de Muth
Fort Atkinson
Bell Dres
Bell
America
Arrow
Bell Clothing House
Paris Royal Cleaners
al Meyers
Jerry Green
Gateway Theater
Albert Salo
38Th Ave
John Alleman
14Th Ave
Alleman
Norman Tyson
James Hamers
Lakefront
Corporation
REO Power
Isermann Hardware Co
Roosevelt Rd
New
Rheem
Leo Thomey
Becker
North Western Railroad
55Th St
Smith-Corona
Brother
Lschool
KYF
Kyf Bldg
Buehler’s
7Th Ave
Chuck
Buehlers
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