Kenosha Highs Shine In Debut Baseball Season
Kenosha High School posted 15 wins and 3 losses in its first baseball season under Coach Andy Smith. The team reached the state finals, losing to Oshkosh after an 11 game win streak and featuring no hit no run games by Bob Hartman and Bob Lee.
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Kenosha High School
Board of Education
KHS
Oshkosh
Andy Smith
Bob Hartman
Bob Lee
Smith
Kenoshans
American Legion
New Trier
Midwest
Kenosha
Advancement at Simmons plant boosts director role
Elmer W Hanak work manager at Kenosha plant named director of employee relations for the entire Simmons organization in a move announced by Alfred Terrell. Also in Kenosha County a 100 member gathering elected delegates for the Wisconsin State Conservation Congress in Madison.
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Kenosha
Simmons Company
Simmons
Alfred Terrell
Kenosha County
Polonia Hall
Wisconsin State Conservation Congress
Madigan
Martin Schmidt
Bert Barrows
Joseph Beyers
Austin Anderson
W. J. Palmer
Portable 200-Bed Civil Defense Hospitals Ready for Dispatch
The Federal Civil Defense Administration has developed a portable 200 bed emergency hospital that one moving van can deploy to disaster sites. The first unit is set up in a Washington temporary building, with the government paying half the $26 435 cost. Fourteen states plus Hawaii have ordered 93 units, including Maine Massachusetts New York Maryland Ohio and Hawaii.
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Washington
NEA
Union
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Hawaii
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Maryland
Ohio
Carlisle S. Lentz
Civil Defense Hospital
Civil Defense
Gloom over UN Building as Death of Hope Feared
A reflective piece in New York traces a decade of UN hopes fading amid Cold War rivalries. It cites Genava, Berlin, and crises in Korea, Indo China, and Germany, highlighting disillusion, protests, and praise for a forum seen as limited yet still essential for global discussion.
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New York
NEA
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Dien Bien Phu
Berlin
Korea
Indo-China
Germany
Winston Churchill
White House
Franklin ‘Roosevelt
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Soviet Union
U. S
Seoul
Israel
Arabia
China
Asia
Europe
Japan
West Germany
Beware of Self Diagnosis From Reading Doctor’s Cautionary Tale
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan warns readers against self diagnosis from column symptoms. He notes symptoms may stem from various underlying conditions and stress that diagnosis requires physical findings and lab tests, not impression from reading.
Kara and Betsy quotes and divorce remark
A jumble of quotes and personal notes including remarks by F H Howe, Sullivan Barnes, and Judge Otto Emme. The fragment references Beverly Nina OMalley with a stated 13 marriages and a jab about divorce. Dial 5121 for Your Classified Ad.
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Beverly Nina O'Malley
Los Angeles
Otto J. Emme
Bermuda Islands drink from roof rainwater kept in reservoirs
Bermuda lacks streams or underground fresh water. drinking water is collected from rainwater on rooftops and stored in reservoirs. The text also notes Socrates wrote nothing himself and is known through Plato’s writings, thunder can occur in any season, the press has a dedicated Press Gallery in Congress, and average reading rate ranges from 250 to 350 words per minute with some reaching 600.
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Bermuda Islands
Bermuda
Socrates
Plato
Favorite Chair Visit Sparks Aussie Travel Notes
Henry McLemore recounts his Sydney trip notes from Government House, praising Lt.-Gen. Sir John Northcott and detailing Australian quirks. He jokes about baseball customs, mustaches, seafood quality, milk bars, jaywalking, nightlife, and plans to host Douglas MacArthur for next year’s Coral Sea celebration while noting American affection for Truman.
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Australia
Government House
Elizabeth
Sir John Northcott
New South Wales
Douglas McArthur
Coral Sea
Truman
I Will Not Discuss My Husband Wedding Vow Advice
A private vow for brides to avoid gossip about their husbands. The piece urges wives to refrain from discussing their husbands with family or friends to protect trust, peace of mind, and self respect, especially during quarrels. It cautions of harm from public airing and urges daily discipline to keep marriages close.
Greatest Depths Found in Pacific Ocean
The article notes the Pacific is the deepest ocean, with Emden Deep at six and seven tenths miles and Cape Johnson Deep near Mindanao at over six and a half miles. It contrasts Atlantic depths near Puerto Rico at about five and four fifths miles and ranks oceans by depth.
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Pacific
Africa
North America
South America
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Globe
Emde
Emden
Mindanao
Philippine Group
Cape Johnson Deep
Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
U.S.S
Milwaukee
Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiggam
Sociologist W T Thomas notes couples seek four needs in marriage recognition affection variety and security. Becker and Lawrence claim office work opens doors for women boosting usefulness and earnings. However true thinking requires facts organized knowledge and guided conduct.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
W. T. Thomas
Becker and
Lawrence
Ethics in Poker: Is Bluffing Ethical in One Hand
A San Francisco correspondent asks about ethics in poker after a draw game among seven women. One player claimed a royal flush, though she had only a busted four flush, and the other believed her boast. The column concludes the first player acted ethically within rights, while the second erred in trusting the bluff.
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San Francisco
Women’s Poker Etiquette Sparks Unusual Rule
The text notes in a friendly women’s game, honesty matters but one player is praised for nerve. It claims the author would rule 100 percent for the first woman when no special agreement exists, emphasizing admiration for truth and boldness.
Theater producer asserts nudity as art in performance
Theatrical producer defends nudity as art while debating the purpose of filling a theater. The piece notes distractions of public discourse and hints at broader conflicts framing artistic expression this season.
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