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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
13
At Hill Air Force Base Utah technicians strip excess weight from B29s to turn them into aerial refueling tankers. Four motor superfortresses are being prepared with guns and armor removed and wiring simplified to maximize fuel capacity before final assembly at Boeing Seattle.
A compilation of three Q and A style observations. It cites Ellsworth Huntington on 1930s test scores during a storm, P A Bertocci on love and engagements and aging workers’ performance. It notes variability by context with storm learning, romance dynamics, and aging in familiar tasks.
Pittsburgh obituary notes former stage and screen actress Janet Bretherton born in Scotland died Tuesday at age 75. She performed in films and on Broadway under the name Jean Armour.
Col C B Root, maintenance director at Hill Base, praises his crews in Oklahoma City as Air Force work parallels Boeing efforts. Buller, a former Boeing employee, recalls the 1929 era and notes aerial tankers differ greatly from early designs, admitting past assumptions were wrong.
Washington manager Sive C. Wilson of United Press told the Label Manufacturers National association that Hitler's spirit is alive and rising in Germany. He cited youth regimentation in East Germany under Russian influence and said Nazism is gaining momentum in Western Germany under various names.
Wilson names Franz Richter as leader of the Extremists who seek to restore Germany after 1938 days, claiming the group holds about one fifth of western Germany and polled 700 000 votes in the last election. A splinter in-between group of Nazi or Communist fronts also exists in western Germany and the occupation authorities warn of rising nationalism.
Milwaukee district court judge Arthur Kopp set October 23 for the first degree murder trial of Elsie Wrosch a middle aged Milwaukee woman accused of poisoning her husband. Kopp will preside at the municipal court trial.
Mrs Wrosch's attorneys seek a writ of prejudice against Judge Herbert J Steffes. The state alleges Mrs N Wrosch poisoned her husband Bernhard a 70 year old retired street car motorman with arsenic. He was buried as a cancer victim and later exhumed. She pleads in nocent to the charge.
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