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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
5
The article reports ongoing White House indecision on the Case labor disputes bill with Congressional Democrats urging action. Administration spokesmen anticipate a veto while Rep Case argues a veto would worsen labor conflicts. CIO President Murray urges Truman to reject the Case bill in a letter to the president.
Sir Stafford Cripps resumes duties with the British cabinet mission to India after a two week recovery from a physical collapse that required removal to a nursing home. He reported being completely recovered and ready to continue work.
An old health ad urges men past 40 to suspect prostate and bladder issues, noting enlargement and inflammation as common causes. It warns neglect can cause serious complications and promotes a booklet detailing causes symptoms and time tested mild treatments to avoid surgery. It requests stamps to mail costs for the plain wrapper booklet.
In Italy a free vote after 22 years of Fascism saw citizens choose between monarchy and republic with supporters of the monarchy registering opposition to communism. The election elected 573 deputies to a constitutional assembly to draft new laws.
Belgrade has declared Maj. Richard Coombs persona non grata after he intervened on behalf of a Yugoslav arrested for allegedly making anti government remarks at an American Memorial Day service. Coombs left for a honeymoon in Italy and may be barred from returning. Also noted is Czech conductor Walter Susskind touring Australia after a Belsen camp performance.
The election consolidated minor parties into two blocs the left Republican union and the Republican party for Liberty. The left union won 38 metropolitan seats, the same as last assembly, and includes radical Socialists and related groups. The Republican for Liberty took 35 seats, unchanged. Right wing groups gained one seat to 21. peasant party kept seven. unified resistance movement dropped by one.
Samuel Clifton 36, foreman of a railroad section gang, is questioned after his wife Bertha Clifton is found dead on railroad tracks. Authorities say she was dead before a freight train severed her head. Coroner L C Walker plans lie detector testing. autopsy results not released. The couple, parents of two, had been estranged nine days.
Herbert Hoover visiting Lima urged Peru to reduce food consumption by 30 to 40 percent to ease a global food shortage. He called for government seizure of all supplies during his Latin American food fact finding tour.
Alfred de Marios, 45, denounced police at community meetings over a burglar who looted several homes. Police now say they captured the suspect after watching de Marios near a home and arresting him as he discarded a revolver.
An Allied wartime briefing states Soviet Russia still fields about 6,000,000 armed personnel. It estimates the Red Army at 4,500,000 with 1,500,000 in air, navy, and NKVD forces, notes plans to lower to 3,000,000 long term, and cites production of the Super Stalin tank and other weapons.
William Olney a veteran evangelist died in London aged 96. He had read the Bible through every year since 1902 and was widely known for his lifelong devotion and public ministry.
Senator Revercomb with Wherry and Wilson back a draft bill while Wherry argues teeners unfit for policing jobs. Gurney says demobilization harmed the army, warning only 50 000 to 60 000 fit men remain and many stay needed for farms factories and science. Northern Ireland lifts furniture prices while cutting table and cabinet costs.
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