Ike Returns Home Set to Campaign for Republican Nomination
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in the United States and enters the presidential race year as debates heat up between him and Senator Robert A. Taft. Truman awards a fourth Oak Leaf Cluster on Eisenhower's Distinguished Service Medal as he retires from the Army after 37 years of service.
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United States
Europe
Eisenhower
White House
Truman
Abilene
Kas
Republican Party
Robert A. Taft
Valedictorian Gemma Massari to Speak at Kenosha High
From the Files of the Kenosha News June 3 1937 Gemma Massari heads the honor list at Kenosha High School and will deliver the valedictory at commencement exercises Barber instructors mark term end with a dinner Older barbers Hugo Quandt F Martin Mike Padula Sam Montemurro and Fred Moeller honored Brisk field day results list names Helen White Marjorie Simmons Bojan Hamlin Mary Claire Van Hagen Betty Brown Peggy Renault Patty Perry Betty Stubbs Helen Whyte Virginia Richards Betty Moore Lillian McFadden Catherine Oberton Priscilla White Also Book Lovers club meets Mrs John Law and Miss Iola Smith review books at Miss Carrie Cropley home for the gathering.
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Kenosha High School
Kenosha
Hugo Quandt
F. Martin
Mike Padula
Sam Montemurro
Fred Moeller
Kemper Hall
Helen White
Marjorie Simmons
Bojan Hamlin
Mary Claire van Hagen
Betty Brown
Peggy Renault
Patty Perry
Betty Stubbs
Helen Why
John Law
Iola Smith
Book Lovers’ Club
Carrie Cropley
Peaceful Salzburg and Berchtesgaden Offer Rest and History
In Salzburg Austria and nearby Berchtesgaden crowds seek peace amid Alps and ancient sites. The piece notes catacombs, salt mines, Mozart birthplace, a long running festival from July 27 to September 1, and tours appealing to visitors, including American troops recovering in rest homes.
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Austria
Berchtesgaden
Alps
Mozart
Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
New York
Paris
London
Brussels
Copenhagen
Frankfurt
Cathedral Square
Bavaria
Europe
Berchtesgaden- Salzburg
Sam
Chicago Poised to Host Lively 1948 Party Conventions
Chicago prepares a grand show for the Democratic and Republican nominating events with a new convention hall housing 12,190, a half‑million cooling system, and plans to accommodate 30,000 visitors. Hotels reserve space for 16,000, with Hilton, Normandy, Taft suites and a Pup Room for pets, plus extensive media facilities and elaborate nightlife.
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Chicago
NEA
Ike
Bob
Estes
W. Averell
Dean Acheson
Windy City
Chicago Convention Building & International Amphitheatre
Convention Hall
Ambassador Hotel
Conrad Hilton
Stevens
Normandy
Eisenhower
Taft
Blackstone
Understanding Food Allergy and Its Difficulties
Doctor explains allergy as increased sensitivity to foreign protein from foods or inhaled sources. Identifying the specific allergen is key, using history, skin tests, trial diets, and a food diary. desensitization remains lengthy and not always successful.
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Miss L. L. A
Quotable quotes from public figures and travelers
A collection of remarks from Adlai Stevenson Mrs Oscar Ahlgren and Rep A L Miller on leadership heritage and media shocks. Also Mrs Ann Davidson plans a solo Atlantic voyage using perfume bottles to lift morale before departure from England.
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Ann Davidson
Atlantic
England
Whales enemies and historic plebiscite questions
The excerpt asks if whales have foes besides humans, noting killer whales as predators and sperm whales as largely unthreatened. It mentions a plebiscite in the 1790s allowing Savoy and Nice residents to vote on joining France. It praises Victor Hugo's vocabulary and notes fan use in ancient civilizations and the folding fan’s origin in Japan around 700 AD. It reports a Haitian owned St Michel plant becoming Haiti’s largest essential oils producer.
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St. Michel
Shoes and sandwiches fly high in a thrifty air coach ride
A lighthearted meditation on traveling by air coach to Europe with a shoe box lunch. The writer envisions homemade deviled eggs and peanut butter banana sandwiches shared across seats, mixing travel fantasy with nostalgic food talk and playful banter.
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Europe
Atlantic
English Channel
Hollywood stars resist the fake homebody publicity
Younger actresses push back against the homebody image campaigns that show them baking or housekeeping. They argue real fans prefer seeing glamorous lives, parties, and poolside moments over staged kitchen scenes, deeming the device phony and unglamorous.
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Hollywood
America
Rita Hayworth
Young Otters Told Can Be Tamed as Pets
A自然 history note describes otters as trainable pets. Audubon observed otters sliding in snow, with mothers teaching swimming and fishing. It covers wild groups, breeding, feeding, and species range from Canada to Labrador, Alaska to Oregon, and mentions trained otters by Chinese fishermen.
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Audubon
North America
United States
Canada
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Oregon
Editor Didn t Look He Used Real Logic
A bridge puzzle discussion by Oswald Jacoby features Steve White showing keen logical play on a diamond heart hand generation. The column includes three reader questions and marked solutions about counting, subversive groups, and reading by phrases.
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Easts
Mr. White
Steve White
Steve
West
East
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