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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
2
The Romanian national assembly ousts non Communist Prime Minister Groza and names Gheorghiu-Dej as premier. Tass reports Gheorghiu-Dej swears loyalty to the Soviet Union and commits to align with Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin against Anglo American enemies.
The purge removes non members from key posts in Romania as Groza becomes premier and Ana Pauker loses top party roles. Dr Constantin Parhon resigns as president paving the way for Groza’s official appointment while Gheorghiu Dejs rise signals intensified control. Australia faces a woman shortage.
An advertisement promotes Renor as a weight loss aid claiming rapid reduction of inches around the waist with a simple at home regimen. It instructs mixing Renor with grapefruit juice and taking two tablespoons twice daily, offering money back if unsatisfied.
A steel strike stalls Great Lakes freighters tied at Jones Island Anchorage in Milwaukee harbor. Most boats belong to Pittsburgh Steamship, a U S Steel subsidiary. The strike risks shortages and plant shutdowns across Wisconsin as daily steel shipments halt.
Mrs Dorothy Arnold DiMaggio seeks court modification to allow Joe DiMaggio to visit their nine year old son Joe Jr. at home while asking that he avoid adult glamour spots. She said she has no quarrel with Marilyn Monroe but objects to the boy going to places with no other children present.
Milwaukee report says William Fayne 12 died after riding between a truck and a bus on a busy street. Police say bicycle handlebars struck the bus, causing a fall. Truck driver Dean Shafer 36 of Rosendale Wis. involved. Providence Brown Univ poll notes C average grads earn $187 more than B average grads.
Grand Rapids Michigan reports a potato shortage with a restaurant window sign saying Gone up north to plant potatoes for three days. The notice reflects local supply issues affecting meals and groceries.
Hollywood star John Ireland admits women write him flirtatious letters due to his large nose which fans see as sex appeal. He notes movie chiefs once urged rhinoplasty but he avoided full-face shots, favors profile poses, and cites superstition linking a man's nose to romantic prowess. Ireland recalls fan requests for poster images and even an across-the-pond plaster nose impression.
Washington report notes California and South Dakota held the last primaries of the year. Taft led Eisenhower in U.P. tabulation with 417 to 397 delegates, 133 uncommitted, 139 to be chosen. California favored Warren, Kefauver remained aimed at Democratic lead.
Milwaukee sophomore John Schuh, 15, earned summa cum laude for Latin prowess after scoring 115 of 120 in a national exam. He has been legally blind since age seven and attends Messmer High School.
A Sanary-sur-Mer fisherman aiming for sardines yesterday instead hauled in a shark weighing about 3,300 pounds. The catch surprised the boat crew and drew local attention.
A man posed as a robber at the Irving Trust Co. branch near Grand Central, claiming nitro vials made him a human bomb. Teller Lehanka pressed the alarm, the bandit fled 80 feet to an exit and disappeared as police closed in within minutes. About $10,000 was in the cage.
The suspension follows nonpayment, ending direct air service between Angola and Mozambique. The shutdown affects travelers and freight links, removing a direct link between the two Southern African nations.
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