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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
5
Warsaw's reconstruction proceeds under a six year plan ending this year with Western praise. Builders fill streets with broad avenues and new structures. The Stalin Palace of Culture and Science, a 740 foot tower gifted by the Soviet Union, rises as work roars on toward a July opening.
Advertising copy promotes FASTEETH powder to stabilize denture plates. It claims secure fit allowing eating talking laughing and sneezing without fear of slipping. It emphasizes no gummy taste no nausea and an alkaline formula that controls denture odor. Retailed at drug counters.
A New York special reports a odorless greaseless cream InfraRUB that relieves arthritis rheumatism and muscular pains without internal medicines. It penetrates deeply causing warmth and glow while increasing blood flow. Doctors worldwide endorse it and a US clinician confirms findings. Available without prescription for 98 cents with a money back guarantee.
A wartime city reemerges with the 18th century street cluster around a market square, showcasing a restored Old Warsaw. Poles display adequate to attractive clothing, food appears sufficient, but artificial exchange rates deter Westerners. Housing is tight and plans call for a subway by year end to ease transport.
Gen Maxwell D Taylor left for Washington as U S Army chief of staff and received Japan s Order of the Rising Sun in Tokyo ceremony presided by Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu.
In Argentina two priests Jose Tortera and Javier Gonzalez were arrested in Santa Fe on charges of disrespect to the Peron government. A Catholic chaplain defended Peron while Democracia mocked church excommunication as political theater amid tensions over church authority and national sovereignty.
The American Dairy Association cites rising demand and less government buying as shrinking the dairy surplus. Americans consumed six billion more pounds of milk year over year, driven by population growth, lower prices, and promotional campaigns. Per person milk intake rose 4.3 quarts, butter up 0.64 pounds, and cheese up 0.58 pounds. Economists foresee the surplus ending soon due to reduced purchases and higher consumption.
Mrs Hazel Elizabeth Stone, 54, widow of actor Lewis Stone who died in 1953, wed J Gilbert Van Klatt, 51, an advertising executive, in Las Vegas yesterday per a justice of the peace.
Dr A P Black of Gainesville Florida argues fluoridation is a public health measure with no distinction from natural fluorides and will become standard in water systems within a decade. He says court rulings do not violate personal rights and that fluoride at one ppm is non toxic, countering claims of mass medication and wasteful use.
Robert Wall told police he tried to stop eggs from sliding on his car seat and veered into a telephone pole. In England a rosy colored pastor like a Rus sian bird was spotted, the first in 75 years.
Police investigated two blasts at Fazio's Restaurant causing about $2,000 damage. No injuries were reported though food and liquor were damaged as holes were blown in the north wall near 2:30 a.m. Authorities and owners could not determine the cause of the explosions.
Richard Meyers, a 47 year old self described religious fanatic, began a midmorning shooting spree at Dayton banks. He killed three people and wounded four others before police killed him. Victims include George Sawaya 60, Freda Cramer 31, Joseph Gavin 45 and Wilfred Sherman 54.
The incident at Winters Bank left assistant vice president Meyers shot in the chest and customer Helen Burks wounded in the stomach. Two others, William L. Clark and guard John Thein, were also injured or grazed. Detectives quoted Meyers at the hospital claiming he had a message from God on December 23 and spoke of annihilating iniquity.
Dale Gahn reported to police that a thief entered a back yard in Twin Falls Idaho and took five swimsuits from a clothes line along with the clothes pins in a single incident.
Renew with Cabot's Canvas and Awning Paint. A moisture repellent fast drying coating that resists sunlight and protects against decay. One coat extends canvas life threefold. Easy to apply on awnings umbrellas tents and garden furniture in Clear Red Tile Red Brown Spanish Blue Light Green and Dark Green.
Local advertisement for Lakeview Paint Co located at 5134 6th Avenue seeks customers. Phone contact OL 4.2447 listed for orders and inquiries.
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