Commencement Night at KHS Highlights Class of 414
Kenosha high school will hold its commencement program at 8 p.m. Friday in the auditorium. The program features a pageant For Better Living, plus performances by the a cappella choir and the high school orchestra. Joseph M. Zuffa will present diplomas to the 414 graduates.
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Kenosha High School
D. T. John
Joseph M. Zuffa
Board of Education
Milwaukee OPS team to visit post office for regulatory help
A Milwaukee OPS outreach unit will be at the post office Monday from 9 am to 4 pm to answer questions on OPS regulations with focus on building materials scrap metal and automotive problems. A list of local vendors and contact numbers is provided for readers.
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Milwaukee
Ohmsted Enters Crowded Sheriff Primary Race
Ira Ohmsted aged 48 of 1700 72nd St. joined the crowded sheriff primary as the eighth prospective candidate. He secured Democrat nomination papers and marks his third bid for the office, having previously been defeated by ex Sheriff Leonard Jensen in 1950. Ohmsted currently works for Simmons.
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Ira Ohmsted
Leonard Jensen
Ohmsted
Simmons
Cudahy Executive Named at Ladish Co in Valve Marketing
Richard M. Bode, former Tri Clover Machine official, takes an executive sales post at Ladish Co in Cudahy to market a newly introduced valve line. In Japan, American action films remain popular with Westerns, sea stories, and historical pictures drawing the most interest, while comedies are only average.
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Richard M. Bode
Tri- Clover Machine Co
Ladish Co
Cudahy
Valve
Japan
Tokyo
Children Start Fishing At Lagoon June 11th
The Kenosha Optimist club will sponsor fishing at Lincoln Park Lagoon for city and county youngsters starting Wednesday June 11. Children under 14 may fish on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m under adult supervision. Free permits issued by stores from June 9.
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26Th St
Turner’s Gardens
West 75Th St
Geneva Rd
Becker Cigar
Charlie Morzejko
14Th Ave
Andresen
29Th Ave
Ludwig
50Th Ave
Cecil L. Parker
60Th St
W. W. Davis
Parker
Silver's
Nancy Warren
Imperial
Enterprise, Midland
Gallagher Paint Co
7Th Ave
50Th St
Watkins
8Th Ave
Silver
63Rd St
Kiwanis Club
Milwaukee Health
Elk’s Club
Edward Krumbiegel
Kenosha Optimist Club
Lincoln Park Lagoon
Recreation, Parks
Optimist Club
Employment Up Sharply in Kenosha Area
Employment in Kenosha rose about 1500 over two months, with 21 000 workers in May across 56 establishments. Growth driven by transportation equipment, plus smaller gains in wholesale retail and services. women’s employment up 15 percent due to auto industry hiring. School closings add workers. June sees seasonal agricultural labor rise. Current labor supply remains inadequate.
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Kenosha
Albert E. Shipley
Kenosha Area
Kenosha KC 973 to Elect Officers June 10
The Kenosha Council 973 Knights of Columbus will hold a June 10 meeting to elect officers. The nominating committee will present a slate led by A E Haebig as grand knight and Leland Prost as deputy grand knight, with several other named officers listed. Additional floor nominations will be accepted.
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Kenosha Council
Knights of Columbus
George Gehring
James Piery
Richard Koprowicz
Robert Healy
R. H. Houghton
A. E. Haebig
Leland Prost
Raymond Para
Lawrence Olle
Louis Larsen
Donald Boyle
Joseph Tully
Benedict Platt
James Hoye
Albert Fortner
William Cantwell
Army issues draft call for 29 000 in August
The army announced a draft call for 29,000 men in August and provided Dial 5121 for the classified act.
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Washington
Army Today
Schools Begin Closing Doors
About 11 000 Kenoshans, nearly a fifth of the city population, face a closing period as schools end for summer. Mary D. Bradford high students received report cards after their final day, with junior high and public grade schools following suit for half days and card distribution. Parochial schools close through mid next week.
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Mary D. Bradford High School
Racine Pupils End School Year With Field Day Fines
Students from a Racine high school held a park field day in Petrifying Springs near Kenosha to celebrate. Park police issued arrests and fines for speed and reckless driving. Victor Patrizzi paid 15 dollars, James Jarosz and Arthur Keath paid 10 dollars each, Robert McDonald faces charges, Kenneth Markus did not appear in court.
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Racine
Fifty Kenosha Delegates Set for Oshkosh DOC Session
Fifty delegates from Kenosha county elected last week will attend the Democratic organizing committee state convention in Oshkosh on June 27 to 29. The list includes Greg Wallig H C Dahl Hugh Southmayd Joseph Lourigan Merlin Cotton Jack Beni Rich ard Kearney and others. If any delegates cannot attend they will select alternates.
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Kenosha County
Democratic Organizing Committee
Oshkosh
Greg Wallig
H. C. Dahl
Hugh Southmayd
Joseph Lourigan
Frank Binder
Richard Lindgren
John Milward
Conrad Shearer
Matt Wade
Burton Watring
Lester Schmidt
Michael Maxin
George Molinaro
Harold Newton
Edward C. Fechner
Edward Wavro
John Rutchik
Walter Anderson
Urban Zievers
John Kennedy
Andrew Brookhouse
Walter Starr
John Tendryk
Ansley Whiteside
R. Merrill Rhey
Winand Kult
Marshall Simonsen
John Madison
Ira Ohmsted
Lee Wenzell
Jack Humerich
Paul Whiteside
Peter Jacobson
Dan Sitka
Obituary of Gaetano Imparato 1874 194? Kenosha native
Gaetano Imparato 77 formerly of Kenosha died Tuesday at Herrin Hospital Illinois born in Italy October 13 1874 son of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Imparato. He married Elvira Toniolo in 1912 and moved to Kenosha in 1928. They lived in Johnston City Illinois the past six years. Survived by widow a stepson Joseph Kenosha two brothers and a sister Genaro Italy Domenico Philadelphia and Mrs Maria Budetti New York City and four grandchildren.
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Gaetano Imparato
Kenosha
Herrin Hospital
Herrin
Ill
Italy
Thomas Imparato
Elvira Toniolo
Johnston City
Joseph
Genaro
Domincio
Philadelphia
Maria Budetti
New York City
OPS Orders Reduction In Retail Milk Price
The office of price stabilization ordered a half cent a quart cut in Chicago retail milk prices after the federal milk administration reduced prices paid to area producers. The new retail price becomes 24 cents a quart delivered and 22 cents in stores, the lowest in a year.
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Chicago
Office of Price Stabiiziation
Federal
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Jean Marie Agazzi
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Roger N. Anderson
Ellen Louise Andrews
James R. Angelici
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Patricia Ann Baker
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Edward W. Bonaretti
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Jane H. Brewer
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Peter B. Cobabe
Terrence R.conway
Geraldine J. Corkins
Robert C. Costen
Mary A. Cox
Keith M. Crawford
Donovan O. Cummings
Mary A. Cutler
Antoinette Czarnecki
Joan J. Czerwinski
Gerald P. Dann
Leroy Danner
Joseph K. Dattilo
Jean Mary Decker
Preston DeHamer
Jane Frances Deitering
Jean de Rango
Mary Laura de Rango
Mary Jane Despin
Richard Lee Dibble
Catherine DiCello
Ronald Ray Dietman
Ronald P. Doerring
Betty A. Doers
Vernon W. Firchow
Tilda Firmani
Robert W. Fonk
James I. Farmer
Forrest Franklin
R. John Frick
Barbara C. Fritzsche
Joyce Gail
Bernard A. Galley
Sarah A. Garris
Joyce Elaine Giannoni
Mark P. Girman
Robert J. Girman
Virginia R. Grass
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James C. Greco
Albina J. Grisk
John J. Grno
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Karen D. Gulbrandsen
Virginia Ann Gums
Richard B. Guttormsen
Leslie P. Hackbarth
Clifford John Hackett
Richard J. Hall
Barbara Ann Hallen
Audrey J. Hammeler
James Hampshire
William B. Hansche
Gerald Soren Hanson
Lucille Ann Harms
Laura E. Harmsen
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Don Hinrichs
Jane L. Holland
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Mary L. Holt
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Ralph E. Hopf
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Roger Hujik
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Sylvia Mae Jambrek
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George M. Kermgard
Robert F. Kessler
James H. Eiffel
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Robert Kluka
Sally M. Koehler
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James J. Komarec
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Barbara June Koster
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Joy Layton
Robert H. Lees
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Patricia J. Liegler
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Hildegard E. Lisner
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Alfred G. Mantuano
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Robert G. Pierce
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Joseph L. Pomponi
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Clifford E. Randle
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Bernardine Ricciardi
Lawrence Alan Rice
C. Wayne Riley
Robert F. Ripley
Ann W. Rode
Paul Carson Rohde
Patricia Ann Rosing
Gerald James Ruben
Burton Joel Rubenstein
Alice Mary Ruffalo
Meredith June Russell
Vicki C. Saftig
Virginia M. Salerno
Santo Salitare, Jr
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Elaine Loretta Simen
Nancy Sisnovich
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Milton R. Slater
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Nancy T. Smaniotto
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Gloria Stefan
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Romelle Swanson
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Bruce L. Thompson
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Robert R. Travis
Joan A. Turcek
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Merle L. van Lone
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Joan B. Wicklund
Catherine M. Williams
Sidney C. Wilmington
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Sylvia Woydelko
Allwin Wudell
Thomas T. Young
Judith Aileen Yule
Nancy Jean Zaylor
Jean C. Zicarelli
Barbara Zimmermann
Carol Zimmermann
Judith E. Zuffa
W. C. Stewart
Kiwanis Organization Youth Service Committee
Dude Ranch Bar
52Nd St
25Th Ave
Charles Saftig
Victor C. Saftig
67Th St
Sheridan Rd
Jacobsen
America
Paul
Gillingham
Rt. 2— Highway 50
Anwell
Arwell
Midwest
Arwell, Inc
Midwe
Joseph Farrar
R. L. Murphy
FBI
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the Valley
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