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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
D-Day Anniversary Remains A Call To Duty And Bonds
Two years after D-Day and the VE and VJ Day milestones the nation pauses to honor those who fought and to renew resolve. The anniversary is marked by a renewed appeal for continued sacrifice through savings bonds purchases and a pledge to complete the aims reborn from Allied victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Europe
Japan
Ocean
U. S
Hoover urges rationing despite lower grain estimate
The Hoover report says famine areas need 3.5 million tons of grain instead of 11 million, and hints rationing or strict controls may yet be required. It notes no new reserve supplies and warns against undernourished labor reducing output, urging careful weighing of implications before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Germany
Gallup
Italy crowns republic as Umberto II goes into exile
Italy votes to abolish the monarchy by a large margin and form a republic. King Umberto II accepts the result and prepares to leave for exile as Vittorio Orlando is tipped as the first president. The plebiscite ends the Savoy dynasty’s long reign in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Umberto II
Victor Emmanuel III
Rome
Vittorio Orlando
Europe
House of Savoy
Sardinia
Piedmont
Savoy
Umberto
Victor Emmanuel II
Cats and a Hospital TA
A humorous comparison notes 1 300 000 stutterers in the United States and cites New York City's National Hospital for Speech Disorders offering treatment based on relaxation. The piece contrasts human therapy with a cat that balances easily, suggesting both teach coordination and calm in the atomic age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
National Hospital For
New York Hospital
Italian crown falls as Mussolini era nears end
The abdication of Victor Emmanuel III is noted as a figurehead end and a catalyst for change. The piece argues free elections reveal future national shifts and herald a new era of true freedom for Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel III
Puerto Rico Reforms Push Government Backed Enterprises
Puerto Rico embraces government ownership in utilities and new industries while private capital remains wary. Officials led by Luis Muñoz Marín push to attract private investment, seek U.S. legislative settlement, and aim to raise family income to reduce population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
NEA
Cambalache
Land Authority
Communications Authority
Development Bank
Luis Munoz Marin
Popular Democratic Party
Munoz Marin
United States
Washington
U.S
Congress
The Earth Remains Hot as Core Melts Crust
The piece cites Prof. Bailey Willis of the University of California arguing the earth’s hot core continues to melt the crust, predicting its consumption in a few million years. It parallels observers noting rising tensions in Washington among union labor and business professionals amid a coal strike with Russia’s system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Willis
Geological Department
University of California
Washington
Thought and the Atom by James Thrash er
Dr. Albert Einstein calls for a $200000 fund to avert catastrophe by changing thinking about the atomic bomb. The piece argues fear lags behind action, urging scientists to target governments and the United Nations to control atomic energy and save humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
Dr. Einstein
Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists
United Nations Group
Recital from Kenosha Conservatory and Local Notables
Laura Van Duzer presented piano pupils Virginia Zimmer Marion Greene Lottie Lubnarski Bernice Valanskas and Anna Strunk in a recital at the Kenosha Conservatory of Music. Marian Lansdowne will graduate from St Clara's Academy Sinsinawa. A Kenosha group heads to the state Catholic Women's clubs convention including Mrs O'Donnell Murphy Peterson Higgins Gaffney Matthews Meyers and Grace Meyers. Reverend Ingley former St Matthew's pastor will become Bishop Coadjutor of Colorado Diocese with rites planned this week. Attending from Kenosha are Thomas Hansen and A H Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura van Duzer
Kenosha Conservatory of Music
Virginia Zimmer
Marion Greene
Lottie Lubnarski
Bernice Valanskas
Anna Strunk
Marian Lansdowne
St Clara's Academy
Sinsinawa
Kenosha
Atend
State Convention of
Catholic Women's Clubs
Mmes
William O'Donnell
E. C. Murphy
Edward Peterson
Edward Higgins
Joseph Gaffney
Grace Matthews
Gertrude Meyers
Fred Ingley
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Colorado
Thomas Hansen
Ingley
A. H. Lance
Changes in G I Bill education and training rules issued
Amendments extend education and training time limits for veterans to four and nine years respectively. Any veteran with 90 days active service since Sept 16 1940 may receive up to four years combined education or training. Costs, stipends, and new options include short intensive courses, correspondence study, and mixed use with Public Law 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Britain Faces Communism Westward in Postwar Debate
DeWitt Mackenzie surveys Britain's cross-party fear of Soviet influence as Bevin and Churchill unite against Communism. France and Italy swing right but Communist strength remains, warning Britain that Moscow already controls Yugoslavia and backs Trieste. Attlee seeks to bridge Western democracy with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Bevin
England
France
Italy
Britain
Moscow
Russia
Mediterranean
Far East
Yugoslavia
Albania
Trieste
Adriatic
Attlee
Supreme Court ruling could let tenants recover overcharges
The Nation Today explains how tenants may reclaim excess rent under a new Supreme Court decision. OPA can file in federal court to recover overcharged amounts. if OPA wins, refunds go to the treasury, not to tenants unless courts order otherwise. A Minneapolis case exposed limits on OPA suing landlords for refunds to tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
OPA
U.S. Treasury
Minneapolis
Voice of the People June 6 1944 Normandy Invasion
The passage recalls the dawn of June 6 1944 when Allied forces began the Normandy invasion. It describes fleets departing in the early morning and soldiers aboard ships preparing for the assault on the coast, highlighting the gravity and courage of those days.
Squirrels Favor Freedom Over Captivity
Uncle Rays Corner notes that squirrels prefer life of freedom and rarely make good pets. It warns that domestication can lead to dangerous bites and harm, while it supports helping young or motherless squirrels with proper food and care.
Caring for a motherless squirrel family and care tips
A columnist notes a motherless squirrel family placed under human care with milk fed via dropper. It advises warming milk to human baby temps, testing with a wrist touch, and releasing the young when capable. The piece also recalls a tale of a pet squirrel starved by shelling nuts too early and outlines lifespan ranges for red and gray squirrels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoover Report
the Washington Column
By Peter Edson
Kenosha Evening News
Washington Correspondent
Transportation Authority
Thought and the Atom
James Thrasher
By Galbraith
G. I. Service
Henry J. Mathson
Veterans’ Employment
United States Employment Service
Fifty-sixth Street
DeWitt Mackenzie
Ernest Bevin
By James Marlow
Voice of
The
People
Rnk
Normandy
Uncle Rays
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