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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
4
American airmen in Pont-a-Mousson donated about 400 dollars to an orphanage, took the children to a circus and Easter picnic, and helped scrub a pro red sign painted by Communists. The act of friendship sparked loyalty in the orphans and symbolized a path to peace beyond armaments.
UNESCO surveys reveal Jack London as the most translated American author, holding first place for three years. Mark Twain ranks second and Erle Stanley Gardner third, with Hawthorne Irving and Poe lower, likely due to earlier translations.
E T Gascoigne was installed as worthy president of the Eagles club with officers including William G. Ritter Louis Stella and Harry V Carlson among others. Graduation notices and births are also listed with local families attending La Crosse State Teachers College and a new birth at Kenosha hospital.
A comprehensive guide to local religious groups with names, locations, pastors, and service times across Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Evangelical, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other denominations. Includes Holy Masses, Sunday schools, Bible studies, prayer meetings, and special programs at numerous parishes and churches.
A natural history overview of diamondbacks, explaining their diamond markings fangs and venom. Eastern and western varieties span the U.S. from the Carolinas to California with Florida diamondbacks among the largest. Snakes shed about four times yearly, rattles age, and venomous bites record shows diamondbacks causing many fatalities.
Question and answer style items cover the pine tree shilling issue from 1652 to 1682 in Massachusetts with pine tree and Masachusetts lettering, Poor Richard's Almanac run from 1732 for 25 years, stockholders liability, page viewing distance about 18 inches, and the Peter Pan statue by Sir George Frampton in Kensington Gardens London.
Multiple churches listed with addresses and weekly schedules. Apostolic Faith, Assembly of God, Baha i World Faith, Church of God, First Spiritualist, Church of the Nazarene, Foursquare, Holy Ghost Tabernacle, Kenosha Bible, Lakeshore Tabernacle, Mariners and Shipmates, Peniel Tabernacle, Temple of Spiritual Truth, Wayside Gospel, Winthrop Harbor Community, and Church of Christ provide Sunday schools, worship services, evangelistic services, midweek meetings, and special programs led by named pastors and guest workers across Racine and vicinity.
Five West family members suffered misfortune in two crashes within half an hour. The first crash involved the West car, followed by a second crash when a motorist transporting the family to a hospital also collided.
A collection of remarks from President Truman General Romulo and others condemning corruption loss of China in Asia and dangers in Korea. Includes actor and defense secretary comments on love and violence and media.
Vienna West Virginia reports a thief focused on chocolate milk left on doorsteps. Police chief Gerald Sinnet says the culprit takes or drinks parts of the milk chocolate while leaving plain milk untouched.
Since opening as a historic shrine the Roosevelt estate has become a major U S tourist site with over one million visitors to the grave of the late President.
A mixed crossword style list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues covering topics from places to objects and names. Entries include terms like Colorado, Capital, Fiddling, Chaste, Prince, Dormice, and various descriptive words.
A Chicago reader asks about doubling in backgammon. The article shows how the odds of rolling a 1 determine whether a double is advantageous, and explains when it pays to double or to accept a double based on the 3 to 1 rule and long run expectations.
In Menasha Wisconsin 16 youngsters staged the Parade of Pennies raising 38 dollars 65 cents to help four year old Gary Roberts who has polio since last summer. He is recuperating in a Neenah hospital and the funds go to his care.
Police sought hit and run suspect Walter Ragsdale 26 a barber who fled after his car side swiped another. He was found hiding in a barber shop chair with lather on his face and charged with drunken driving and leaving the scene.
In St Louis police report landlord Mack Wilson, 58, shot tenant Frank Schumaker in the eyes with a fountain pen tear gas pistol during a dispute. Schumaker’s tearful reaction followed the confrontation.
A businessman counsels a female graduate on professional focus and attitude. Do not signal that the job is temporary or unimportant. Avoid late arrivals and idle chatter. Learn quickly, treat customers and coworkers with courtesy, and uphold dignity in work.
A psychologist manipulated test feedback to swap feelings of security and insecurity among students. A survey across 36 US communities shows teens favoring sex education with peers as primary source of knowledge. Turner and Barlow find recall bias depends on experience intensity and test framing, with mood influenced by how pleasant or unpleasant memories are prompted.
A humorous column notes politicians being questioned about clouding issues, guesses ale aids hay fever, and champagne boosts mood. It jokes about strawberries in shortcake, women chasing bargains, and men feeling cheap, plus fashion as buttonless shirts return.
The guide advises asking for a name repetition to remember it for future use. It stresses calling the person by name when parting and being ready to introduce them if needed.
The Philippines and the United States signed a 99 year pact on March 14 1947 granting U S and Philippine bases for military use and allowing bases to be made available to the United Nations Security Council. Iceland ships frozen fish to Hungary in exchange for wheat flour.
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