CIO Maritime Unions May Obtain Partial Tieup of Freight
CIO Maritime unions push for a June 15 walkout with hints of a partial railroad freight tieup to pressure shipowners. About 5,000 AFL maritime workers plan to stay off the job, awaiting their contract talks. Washington hearings and cross unions indicate broad labor backing and possible World Federation support.
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CIO
Washington
AFL West Coast Maritime
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
House
Maritime Commission
Jay Carmody
AFL
World Federation of Trade Unions
Moscow
WFTU
Anderson Accepts UN Budget Committee Post
H C Anderson of the Danish finance ministry accepted appointment as chief of the United Nations budgetary committee and will depart for New York in early July.
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Copenhagen
H. C. Anderson
Danish Finance Ministry
United Nations
New York
Warren R. Austin
Vermont
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
U. S
Kenosha News Pub Co Announces Rates and Post Status
Published daily except Sunday by the Kenosha News Publishing Co at 717 S 8th St Kenosha Wisconsin. Subscription rates list weekly delivery 25 cents and annual mail prices 6 dollars in Wisconsin and Illinois 10 dollars for other states.
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The
Kenosha
S8th
St. Kenosha, Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Illinois
States
U. S
Gen Arnold Receives Honorary Engineering Degree in South Dakota
General Henry H. Hap Arnold visited the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in the Black Hills to deliver a commencement address and receive an honorary Doctor of Engineering. He was joined by General Orville A. Anderson and Dr. Thomas W. McKnew of the National Geographic Society.
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Rapid City
S. D
H. H
Arnold
South Dakota
Orville A. Anderson
Black Hill
Thomas W. McKnew
National Geographic Society
Anderson
Leaps to Death From Hospital in Madison
James FE Jacobs 52 of Racine leaped from a sixth floor window at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison. Coroner says he was despondent over ill health and had been admitted for a routine check. Don Wood and Harvey Nichols tried to restrain him but could not.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
James FE. Jacobs
Racine
Wisconsin General Hospital
Jacobs
Edward A. Fischer
Don Wood
Janesville
Harvey Nichols
Actor's Daughter Denied Divorce in Los Angeles
Jen nifer Bruce Gould, 20, daughter of actor Nigel Bruce, was ordered to attempt reconciliation with her husband Jay Gould III after a judge refused a divorce. The pair, married four months, have a four month old son Bruce Jay Gould and will continue under court conciliators for 30 days to save their home.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Jennifer Bruce Gould
Nigel Bruce
Jay Gould III
Gould
Joseph Vickers
Goulds
Bruce Jay Gould
Union leader outlines grievance settlement option at Allis Chalmers rally
Milwaukee union head Robert Buse of Local 248 UAW CIO demands a government mediated grievance system if government seizes the Allis Chalmers plant amid strike. He warns chaos without an agreement and says workers would return only under a contract or interim terms.
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Milwaukee
Allis. Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Robert Buse
UAW. Cio
Buse
Milwaukee Auditorium
300 to Graduate at High School Commencement Ceremonies
Tonight at 8 p m friends of over 300 students will witness commencement in the high school auditorium. Dr Frank Slutz of Dayton Ohio will give the principal address. The class motto is We Will Find a Way or Make One. Diplomas will be presented by Superintendent F F E Conner. The class honors list includes Nancy Anderson Judith Balcaitis Audrey Balk Beverly Buechner Rachael Conforti Catherine Conner Earl Dicks Rose Frederick Marilyn Gitzlaff Mary Alice Graham Charles Guy Betty Jane Hansche Cheryle Hughes Leroy Justi Mary Ellen Kindt Madelyn Kressin Burton Lepp Eugene Mate Pat O Hares Hollis Schoepke Ruth Ann Stutzke John Thomas Angelyn Van Kerkvoorde Kathleen Vick Lois Ann Witt Elaine Zigner. Over 300 dined at the annual senior faculty banquet at Friedens Community hall with remarks by Larry Hastings and Dino Ianni and address by W W Hammond. The banquet featured blue and silver colors and floral centerpieces.
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Franz Lizst
Malotte
Mozart
Laura Jean Lelvelt
Beverly Ann McFaddin
Florence F. Remington
Eugene Alfano
Howe-Steffe
Earl Beckman
Frank Slutz
Chopin
Mary Alice Graham
Richard E. Beard
Joan Spies
F. F E. Conner
Nancy Anderson
Judith Balcaitis
Audrey Balk
Beverly Buechner
Rachael Conforti
Catherine Conner
Earl Dicks
Rose Frederick
Marilyn Gitzlaff
Charles Guy
Betty Jane Hansche
Cheryle Hughes
Leroy Justi
Mary Ellen Kindt
Madelyn Kressin
Burton Lepp
Eugene Mate
Pat O'Hare
Hollis Schoepke
Ruth Ann Stutzke
John Thomas
Angelyn van Kerkvoorde
Kathleen Vick
Lois Ann Witt
Elaine Zigner
Friedens Community Hall
Larry Hastings
Dino Ianni
W. W. Hammond
Truman hints at seizing J L Case and Allis Chalmers plants
President Truman said at a news conference he would seize the J L Case Co and Allis Chalmers plants if needed to boost farm production. He added he hoped differences with striking workers could be settled without such action.
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Washington
Truman
J. L Case Co
Allis. Chalmers
Coast Guard Rescues Six From Lake Michigan
Coast Guard diver Harry Hibbert rescued six people from a capsized sailing boat on Lake Michigan near Wilmette. The group, two men three girls and one boy, were brought to safety by a crash boat from the Wilmette lifeboat station. Mrs Hibbert provided first aid coffee and blankets.
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Wilmette, Ill
Lake Michigan
Harry Hibbert
Coast Guard
Hibbert
Wilmette
Women mob bread trucks in nationwide shortages
Housewives hijacked delivery crews as bread and meat shortages worsened. Denver bakery assigns two men per truck with one as a bodyguard while lines lengthen and a Brooklyn meat shipment sparks a 2,500 strong morning queue and clashes. A Denver resident asks for benches in public squares for line waiters amid rising frictions.
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Denver
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fort Greene
Mexico Honors 25th Mother’s Day Anniversary Festivities
Mexico celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of Mother's Day with enhanced fervor and prizes awarded to mothers for longevity and family size.
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Mexico
Mero Taxidermy Blooms in Kenosha with Youth Crew
One of Kenosha's unusual firms Mero Taxidermy began in March under Kenosha Historical and Art Museum sponsorship. Members include Richard Stiles president Milton Staskus secretary treasurer Eugene Wallig sales manager and Oscar Tolszyga production manager. Prices range from 1.75 to 13.50 for birds and up to 35 to five dollars for reptiles.
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Mero Taxidermy
Kenosha
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
Merc
Rapid Risers at Petri fying Springs Open Skate Night
A small skating rink show of costumes includes plaid winter skirts and calot alterations. Ballet shoes and bare legs appear as students end the school term. Teens roam in jeans and pedal pushers while a Memorial Day crowd gathers for KYF Friday dance with Spike Robinson's band.
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Petrifying Springs Memorial Day
KYF
Spike Robinson
Local JA groups prep displays for convention
Just Jazing calls on hep companies to ready exhibits for a convention with a state affair. The Kenosha Aviaries move in center and repaint aquariums while a brave member polishes windows. Next meeting of the Kenosha Achievers Association is June 12. Cecil Brown from Milwaukee will attend. June 10 is deadline for ticket and award booklet submissions. Jokesters learn Merc Taxidermy can mount dead fleas.
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Kenosha
Kenosha Achievers’ Association
Kenosha Evening News
Cecil Brown
Ja‘er
Milwaukee
ROTC Chatter Trials Fourth of July Parade
Cadets who marched in the Memorial Day parade receive requests to join the Fourth of July event. Captain Harvell hopes the unit can march but uniform distribution remains a challenge. Efforts continue to secure woolen regulation ROTC uniforms for next year.
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Harvell
Spy Film Due Soon Revealed By Miss Slater
Miss Slater disclosed that the much anticipated Spy will debut in a few weeks and urged readers to watch the column for further announcements.
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Slater
Skating Rink Reopens for Summer Hours and Parties
The skating rink reopened last Saturday for the summer season offering afternoon and evening public sessions. Private parties will be accepted, expanding event options for residents.
In Memoriam A Tear Gleams From Town Teenagers
A reflective piece recalls school breaks and daily rituals as memories fade. The narrator laments long vacations and routine moments with teachers, buses, and ink stained pages, noting they will recur next year.
Teenagers Scan Big League Ball Pennant Race Preview
With the baseball season underway, the piece surveys American and National League teams. The Boston Red Sox lead the AL with strong pitching and hitting. Yankees and Senators heat up. Phillies struggle despite wealth. NL lists Braves, Dodgers, Cubs, Reds, Giants, Phillies, Pirates, Cardinals with varied form and prospects.
KYF Girls Swim Class Begins Enrollment
Enrollment for a KYF girls swim class opens for teen girls seeking lessons or practice. The program starts June 25 and meets every Tuesday. Coach John ny Galvich leads the sessions.
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KYF
Johnny Galvich
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