Kenosha News 1949 June 7 edition
The Kenosha Evening News, a daily Wisconsin publication, lists Associated Press and United Press partners with information from Jann & Kelley Inc and Sioath Seenneta Teeft Kelley Inc. Volume IV Number 193. The date shown is Tuesday June 7, 1949.
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Conner Respected Leader Leaves Kenosha Schools for Minnesota
The News lauds Forrest E. Conner for reviving Kenosha Public Schools Property conditions improved and salary issues advanced toward solution. He promoted Boy Scout, Rotary leadership and Community Fund efforts while guiding educators statewide. The paper wishes him success in St Paul Minnesota.
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Forrest E
Conner
Minnesota
From the Files of The Kenosha Evening News June 7 1934
College of Commerce students receive typing and shorthand awards under the Gregg system. Kenosha authorities win federal approval to install a city and county police radio system. Other items note a circus arrival, a gypsy camp clearing, local baseball action, and a 1899 moonlight picnic plan.
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College of Commerce
Gregg School
Grace Koos
Glen Turner
Agnes McCarthy
Harry Gross
Arthur Heinz
Harold Herrmann
Kenneth Herrman
Charles Gerlach
Frank Pahlener
Lillian Heller
Helen Geelles
Viola Neu
LaVerne Zens
Richard DeBell
Kenosha
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
Margaret Lippert
Bridge Club
Sheridan Rd
Nick Otto
Clarence Erickson
South
Sheriff's Department
Chicago Northwestern
A. G. Barnes
Dave Black
Racine Horlicks
Simmons Bedmakers
Belle City Hurler
Rolla Mapel
Kenoshans
Wally Hammond
Modern Indians at NYC conference stress self help and education
A New York City conference on Indian affairs shows American Indians favor modern life solutions. Speakers highlight limited opportunities for youth, urging vocational training on or off reservations, with educators noting success in mixed classrooms and praise for the National Congress of American Indians and the Association on American Indian Affairs.
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New York City
Consolidated
New York State
National Congress of American Indians
Association On American Indian Affairs
Ownership of off shore oil lands sparks federal state clash
The piece outlines the long running dispute over who owns oil lands off California and Gulf coasts with federal authority claimed as paramount, states resisting to protect revenues. It notes Supreme Court rulings and efforts to resolve the Texas and Louisiana coast claims, amid pressure for a legislative compromise. It includes a New York Times report on a Georgia lynching, stressing the need for fair trials and democratic principles.
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California
Gulf
Imares Oeplex
Congress
Supreme Court
Texas
Louisiana
Truman
House
Senate
Georgia
State of
Jackson
New York
Penny saved seen as notable achievement today
A light remark notes that while earning pennies is common, saving a penny remains a meaningful accomplishment reflecting prudent spending and frugality.
Battle of B-36 Sparks Service Bickering
The piece flags Van Zandt's critique of Defense Secretary Johnson and Consolidated Vultee links, notes Navy-Air Force clashes over the B-36 program, and urges cleaner interservice inquiry away from public and Capitol Hill scrutiny. It argues the dispute should stay within the Pentagon.
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van Zandt
Defense
Johnson
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Floyd Odlum
Consolidated Vultee
Air
Air Force
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Navy
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
Potomac
Capitol Hill
Doctor on Lightning Hazards and Reader Q A Series
The column notes lightning danger is rare and not life threatening if survived, urges practical precautions such as avoiding umbrellas with metal shafts and staying out from under trees. It also previews daily reader questions with answers on topics from baldness theories to statues and Edison deafness.
Cold Bride Crossing Rules Spark Domestic Feud
Henry McLemore skewers a Greater New York Safety Council threshold lifting guide. He parodies a bride and groom debating the proper lift, imagining jealousy and conflict over strict advice, questioning romance versus safety norms.
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Stromboli
Acme
Greater New York Safety Council
Voices On Liberty And Power From The Era
A collection of quotes from Senator McCarthy Churchill Tobin and Harold Urey touches on democracy, morality, economic control, and political risk. The remarks reflect Cold War era tensions and concerns over propaganda, corporate influence, and scientific dissent, ending with a classifieds line.
WE THE WOMEN AND THE HUSBAND WHO COUNT ON HER
A column argues both spouses need security and trust in marriage. It emphasizes a wife’s discretion, hospitality, support in hard times, prudent money handling, and defending her husband in public. It warns against a wife who undermines authority or oversteps limits.
Moscow to Take Hand in China
A Paris-based East European diplomat says Molotov has been placed in charge of Moscow's Orient policy signaling a shift from aloofness to active influence in China. Observers note Mao Tse-Tung's growing power and potential friction with Soviet supremacy as Russia plans to organize China as a key Red influence in the East.
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Moscow
China
Paris
Molotov
Russia
Orient
Stalin
Manchuria
Mao Tse-Tung
Mao
Tito
Milk bottle barometer teaches weather readings at home
A simple do it yourself barometer uses a milk bottle rubber sheet and straw to gauge air pressure. As outside pressure rises the straw tilts up. as it falls the straw tilts down. Keep away from direct sun and you can mark scale on cardboard for readings.
Crossword Clues Incomplete Grid Clue List
A long mixed clue list for a crossword puzzle with numbered Across and Down hints. Several entries span various categories such as geography, mythology, sciences, and common words, including Greek god Ares and Latin terms. The fragmentary page shows partial clues and word lengths.
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