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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
8
The Katanga district in the Belgian Congo and Northern Rhodesia ranks among the world’s foremost copper producing regions, highlighting its significant mineral output.
Senator McCarthy cites an FBI list of 124 Soviet agents in the state department and claims three remain in high posts. Aiken predicts a political stalemate as Republicans condemn Truman plans for a panel to study the charges. The State Department calls the new allegations absolute falsehoods.
The State Department rejected Senator McCarthy's charge about an FBI produced chart listing personnel as agents or Communists. Officials said no such chart was ever received or prepared by the FBI. They added the document was only a preliminary working note and no individuals labeled Communist are currently employed without loyalty checks.
President Truman appealed to businessmen saying federal action has saved private enterprise. He denounced critics as reactionaries and warned against socialism, insisting government aid has strengthened the economy over 17 years and that action is sometimes needed to keep private enterprise functioning.
A week of favorable weather improved crop and field work in Wisconsin though levels remain below normal. Milwaukee weather bureau reports 61 degree weekly average, helpful May 30 and June 2 showers, good topsoil moisture except in north and central counties, and progress in corn planting with fodder corn remaining to be planted. Oats barley, grain uneven, rye wheat short, peas budding, aphids spreading in the south, gardens yielding radishes onions and lettuce, early potatoes good, sugar beets doing well.
The DuMont Telecruiser mobile television studio, valued at over 100000 dollars, will be parked in front of the Triangle downtown store at 5905 6th Ave A Saturday afternoon and evening. Louis J Ruffalo announced the event to show residents how television works with audience members televised and viewed on nearby receivers. A full staff of technicians will answer questions about sight and sound transmission and studio operations.
Madison County delegates to the conservation congress approved by the group from Kenosha county include Phil Sander Casper Wenske Louis Lutz and Robert Winnie The recommendations set a 16 day pheasant season starting Oct 21 a year round pan fish season with a 25 daily limit for each variety a game fish season May 12 to Jan 15 for northern pike walleyed pike and black bass and continuation of the closed season on squirrels Official action rests with the state conservation commission.
Earl Graham, 24, Racine, was injured while dismantling the McKinley junior high school library when a block swung by a tackle struck his back. He was taken by police ambulance to Kenosha hospital and listed in fairly good condition early this afternoon.
Armand Rotunda 32 of Ke nosha was freed on 500 bond. He is to appear Friday in municipal court to answer charges of assaulting Hill Top trailer camp owner Henry Youngkoske with an open end wrench Monday evening.
Police recovered a stolen movie camera transmitter transformer and a toy train calling device from the home of George Kammer zelt 1304 43rd St after detectives detained two boys and a girl aged 10 to 13 following the burglary at 730 p m Tuesday The youths were ordered to report to the police woman’s division today for processing
The cargo ship Ornefjell with a Norwegian flag is in Kenosha harbor loading 62 Nash cars for export to Antwerp Belgium. The vessel will depart tonight or tomorrow morning.
Hirsch Epstein, 53, of Chicago forfeited a $25 bond after failing to appear in municipal court this morning to face charges of catching large mouth black bass out of season in the county.
Ervin T. Pitchford, 54, Racine, pleaded innocent to a drunken driving charge in municipal court. He was fined $10 and costs for operating a car without a driver’s license. Trial on the drunk driving count set for June 15. released on $200 bail after arrest Tuesday at 8:05 p m by Patrolman Rozmierski at 18th Ave and 38th St.
James B. Kemp, 37, of 5805 36th Ave., was fined for leaving the scene of an accident in municipal court. He pleaded innocent to drunk driving, posted a $200 bond, and trial was set for June 15. Arrested Friday by Patrolmen Eugene Olson and Salvio Giovanelli after his car reportedly struck a parked vehicle owned by Richard Dvorak of 4603 30th Ct.
State of Wisconsin Kenosha County court will hear on June 20 1950 at Kenosha Courthouse the application of Stephen Badura for final settlement determination of heirs and inheritance tax regarding the estate of Valentine Badura deceased.
Court proceedings in Kenosha County address the estate of Valentine Badura with final account review and inheritance tax adjudication. Concurrently John J Tanner seeks probate of Luitgardes K Tanner will and appointment of executor with creditors urged to file claims by September 20 1950.
On Tuesday October 3 1950 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in Kenosha county a notice dated May 22 1950 is filed. The attorney is Harold M Bode Hastings Building 318 6th Avenue Kenosha Wisconsin.
In the matter of the estate of Ernest Leppenberg deceased Letters of administration with will annexed issued to Dorothy Emily Leppenberg. All claims against the deceased must be presented to Kenosha County Court, Kenosha, Wisconsin, on or before October 3, 1950, or be barred.
County announces a court date on Tuesday November 7 1950 at 10 in the fore noon. Dated May 27 1950 signed by Judge W W Davis and filed by Cavanagh Mittlestead Sheldon Heide attorneys with May 31 June 7 and 14 dates listed.
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