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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
6
The New York Court of Appeals ruled a penny gum machine is a gambling device because it offers a chance outcome. The device may dispense gum or a trinket, appealing to a child’s urge to gamble and potentially fostering a slot machine habit.
A history student highlights a Confederate Constitution clause prohibiting appropriations not in the presidential budget unless two thirds vote. The rule treats the budget as executive business, potentially curbing local pork and aiding federal fiscal efficiency. The piece suggests studying the Confederate charter during constitutional amendments.
Kenosha will host the regular monthly meeting of the West Shore Water Producers association with James W. Meyers Jr announcing the event. The group includes water officials from Chicago to Milwaukee along Lake Michigan.
The Chicago Drovers Journal favors increased but measured imports to trim the trade deficit and supports the Customs Simplification Act of 1950 to ease import procedures. It also warns of a beetle outbreak threatening Colorado forests, urging Congress to fund emergency measures and long term research to protect parks like Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton.
Guidance from the American Medical Association urges keep feet clean and dry, air shoes and socks, elevate feet under certain conditions, and use 10 percent boric acid powder between toes nightly. Foot baths offer little preventive value. mild cases may be treated at home with boric acid powder while more severe symptoms require a physician.
In Illinois a recent crime conference is poked at for its hard edged laws and bold aims. The column observes summer resorts swelling with visitors and notes fashion shifts toward bathing suits while television is linked to new topics for discussion.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine left her 30 room mansion and moved to a modest three bedroom house in Skowhegan. She transformed the former mansion into a hospital memorial for her late husband.
Elasticity returns the ball to shape after deformation, pushing it back from the ground and lifting it again. Orchids number over 15000 species with natives in tropics and some in our country. Gas lighting began in 1821 at Fredonia New York with a later town illumination. Direct radio circuits to Hong Kong and South Africa appeared in 1949.
Henry McLemore explains he answers only letters with known facts. He shares examples of questions he cannot answer such as locating a royal poinciana tree exhibit or travel details. He jokes about selling mismatched candle sticks and recalls a cow voyage to Europe.
AP analysis notes a sharp focus on U S foreign policy as President Truman frames near term peace prospects against a backdrop of warning on Communist expansion He stresses the need to defend freedom via allied strength while facing charges of Yankee imperialism and public cynicism abroad United States actions spark debate in Oxford union vote and among non Communist powers
The township high school band in Murphysboro Illinois suffered three injuries at a music festival. A member fainted from heat, a drum major suffered a head injury from a falling baton, and a cymbal player sprained an arm.
Ruth Millett argues homemaking can be creative and meaningful. She cites Henrietta Ripperger on home as background to a marriage and career, urging women to view drudgery as order building for a welcoming home and family success.
In a nature notebook piece the life of the grasshopper is outlined. It details six molts from egg to adult, noting the skin shed each time, rapid growth, and the final adult stage reached by midsummer.
The Kenosha Evening News dated Monday June 5 1950 announces its daily publication schedule and coastal advertising terms. It lists ownership by Kenosha News Publishing Co and notes Associated Press and United Press affiliation. Subscription rates per week and by mail across counties are provided along with circulation details.
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