Graduation List at KHS Totals 460
A total of 460 students will graduate from Mary D. Bradford High School on Thursday at 8 p.m. This marks the 95th ceremony since 1849. Diplomas will be presented by Mrs. Mary Zicarielli, board president, with Rev. Rodney Shaw giving the commencement address.
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Mary D. Bradford High School
Mary Zicarelli
Board of Education
Rodney Shaw
Oconomowoc
Union Grove
Kenosha Class of 1955 Graduates Listed with Concerts
The Kenosha graduation exercises will use the high school auditorium to seat graduates and parents. An A Cappella choir will perform choral selections, with Marjorie Helen McNeil and Edward J. Stevens offering a piano and trumpet solo respectively. Admission is by ticket. The Class of 1955 includes Mario Aceto, Clarice Adasiewicz, Richard Adel, Edward Adelsen, Carolyn Aiello, and many others forming a list of 460 members.
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Marjorie Helen McNeil
Edward J. Stevens
Mario Aceto
Clarice Adasiewicz
Richard Adel
Edward Adelsen
Carolyn Aiello
Richard Aiello
George H. Alfredson
Bonnie Sue Allan
Mary A. Andereggen
Robert L. Andersen
Louis Do. Andrea
Ida §. Apostili
Rosalind F. Aulozzi
Bruce Baer
John Baietto
Ronald Balk
Leslie James Barden, Jr
Donna Mae Barlow
Gordon Bedrosian
Marlene Ann Behr
Doreen M. A. Bel
Names in a long archival list
A passage lists numerous individuals by full names, including John C. Carlson, Mary F. Chachula, James C. Christensen, Susan F. Christensen, Bernard W. Chulew and many others. The roll-like catalog spans multiple entries, ending with Edward J. Zura and Robert J. Zuzinec.
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John C. Carlson
George FE. Caviezel
Mary F. Chachula
Carol A. Chiapetta
James C. Christensen
Susan F. Christensen
Marilyn J. Christiansen
Delores D. Christman
Bernard W. Chulew
Joseph R. Clotti
Frank R. Cistaro
Paul P. Cuerony
Joanne C. Clement
Eleanor A. Cleveland
Terry Cobabe
Alberta J. Colby
Betty Conforti
June E. Conforti
Mavis M. Constantine
Kathleen Dielmann
Elizabeth A. Doerfler
James C. Duffin
Robert D Dunbar
Gail Ann Dunn
Winifred Ann Dunn
Thaddeus EE. Dworak
Maureen C. Easton
Carl Ellison
Karen Lee Engstrom
Kathleen E. Eppers
John Irvin Erickson
Robert J. Evenson
Joseph Vito Fasulo
Barbara Anne Fechner
Jacob Martin Feichtner
Clarence W. Fellows
Russell L. Fenske
Mary J. Ferraro
Diane A. Fiege
Anita Fitz
Louise Fitz
Fritz A. Fischbach
Jean M. Fitzpatrick
Joan M. Flesch
Betty Ann Folland
Donna M. Fonk
Betty A. Fonte
Mary Ellen Fosbinder
Judith Ann Frearick
Susan Ruth Gaffron
Ronald R. Gallo
Rosalee T. Gallo
Walter R. Garin
Clare A. Gaydos
Sandra Anne Gemmell
Victor Carl Gentile
Nancy Dorothea Gerlach
Dolores Marie Giannoni
Eugene A. Gibas
Dorothy A. Gibson
Roger M. Gibson
Kay F. Godlewski
Mary Alyce Goergen
James W.gratehouse
Teresa L. Greenwald
Bruce Gregory
Robert Tt. Gregory, Jr
Roland Gregory
Bruce R. Greisen
James D. Grimshaw
Ronald J. Shable
Anita Rae Sheridan
Wilson Shierk
Wayne R. Shinske
Nellie Mae Shipley
Charles Alea Siebert
Harry G. Simons
Chester L. Skinner
Margaret June Slavik
Kathryn Gail Smalfelt
Thomas L. Smith
Sharon Gail Smolinski
C. Earnest Snell
James H. Snell
Patricia Ann Snowtala
Robert V. Soderholm
Lillian Mae Sorensen
Albert M. Stefani
Joseph V. Stein
Richard W. M
Explosion Injures couple in East St. Louis home
A black powder bomb hidden in a radio record player exploded yesterday injuring a 29 year old man and his wife in their frame house in East St. Louis Illinois. A wall was blown out in the blast. sheriff deputies investigated the incident as police searched for the device’s maker.
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East St. Louis
Eden's Plea Rejected by Railwaymen
Britain faced a nine day old strike as 67,000 locomotive engineers firemen and cleaners refused Eden's broadcast plea to return to work. Union leaders condemned the PM and warned of escalating action while dock workers planned new talks over a jurisdictional dispute delaying hundreds of freighters and passenger sailings.
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London
Britain
Eden
Noel Pinches
Associated Society of Locotive Engineers and Firemen
Pinches
Stevedores
Transport Workers Union
United States
Canada
Mauretania
Polio Victim's Parents Plan to Sue Cutter
Oakland couple George and Gladys Fitzgerald were granted permission by Alameda County Superior Court to sue Cutter Laboratories of Berkeley for $100,000 over their 4 year old son's polio after a Cutter Salk vaccine. Court consent is required to sue a juvenile.
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Oakland
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
George E. Fitzgerald
Salameda County Superior Court
Blatz Brewery Sues Milwaukee Tavern Owner Over Bar Equipment
Blatz Brewery Company of Milwaukee filed a suit on a Saturday to recover 2200 dollars in bar equipment from George Nimmerguth operator of George's Bar at 2319 63rd Street. The brewery says Nimmerguth won’t return items including a walk in cooler, tap box, tables and chairs leased from Lamac Store Fixture Company and transferred to Blatz.
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Blatz Brewery Company
Milwaukee
George Nimmerguth
George’s Bar
63Rd St
Nimmerguth
Lamac Store Fixture Company
Blatz
Libya King Weds New Queen to Secure Heir in Cairo
Libyan King Idriss, 66, married Alia Abdel-Kader Lamloum in Cairo after paying a 10000 pound dowry. Fatima, 40, his first wife, remains estranged as the couple seeks an heir, amid past tensions and a royal murder linked to opposition to the match.
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Cairo
Egypt
Libya
Idriss
Fatima
Alia Abdel- Kader Lamloum
Alia
Royal wedding rites end with rings at Alia’s brother home
The wedding featured a king presiding at Alia’s brother residence where the couple exchanged rings. After a drinks round, the male guests drove to the Libyan embassy to sign the marriage contract.
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Alia
Skeleton of Saxon Invader Found Near Dunstable
Archaeologists in Dunstable England identified the hulking skeleton found in a grave as a Saxon invader dating to about 450 A.D. The discovery sheds light on early medieval warfare and migration in the region.
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Dunstable
England
Japan Schoolboys oppose hair-cut order
Two hundred high school youths in Utsunomiya boycotted classes to protest an order to cut their hair. Principal Ryojifunada said the school would no longer tolerate the duck-tail style imported from the United States.
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Utsunomiya
Japan
Ryojifunada
United States
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