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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

10

First Legislative Action On Connecting Channel

Washington reports the first legislative step on the 110 million dollar Great Lakes connecting channel project. House committee hearings are likely soon with Blatnik anticipating possible authorization this year as opposition from railroads is seen as lighter than for the St. Lawrence Seaway. The plan seeks 27 foot channels from Lake Erie to Lake Superior and through St Marys river Straits of Mackinac St Clair Detroit rivers, expanding depths from 25 down and 21 up to support bidirectional traffic.

Washington Great Lakes John A. Blatnik D-Minn House Public Works Riatnil Tald Ranartan Ha Av Congress Lake Erie Blatnik House Alexander Wiley Senate Board of Army Engineers Army Engineers Budget Bureau St. Mary’s River Straits of Mackinac St. Clair River Lake St. Clair Detroit River

Police urge mail letters to box not ticket drop boxes

Logan Utah police warn residents to mail letters in standard mailboxes rather than the traffic ticket receptacles on Main Street where people leave tickets with fines. The notice emphasizes proper mailing procedures for payments and correspondence.

Logan Utah

Primatene Relieves Asthma Attacks Without Prescription

A 1955 Whitehall Pharmacal Company claim promotes Primatene tablets as a fast acting, prescription free asthma remedy. It says the medicine opens airways, eases mucus, reduces tension, with relief in minutes and hours of freedom, available in 24 tablets for 98 cents, refundable if not satisfied.

New York, N.Y Whitehall Pharmacal Company

New Army Specialist Ratings Set to Start July First

Four new Army specialist ratings are shown with standard chevrons. Effective July 1 specialist pay aligns with noncommissioned ranks. Master specialist pay matches first sergeant or master sergeant. Command value specialists will rate between private first class and corporal.

Car Firms Under Probe in Antitrust Case State Probe

The justice department pursues an antitrust inquiry into General Motors for alleged market monopoly while Ford Motor Co faces a two year probe over exclusive dealer contracts. Attorney General Barnes testified before the senate judiciary committee that the department could take criminal action against local dealers associations for price fixing. He noted GM may curb competitors but needs proof of power and intent. The division also investigates GM's control of bus manufacture and distribution, with several small bus makers having gone out of business.

Washington Justice Department General Motors Mammoth Corporation Stanley N. Barnes Barnes Ford Motor Co Senate Judiciary Committee Department Antitrust

Watonga Driver Sentenced to 10 Days for DWI

Daniel M. Drunkard, 30, began a 10 day jail term Monday after pleading guilty to drunk driving in Watonga Oklahoma.

Watonga Okla Daniel M. Drunkard

New York Ad Spending Sets 1954 Record Near Miss

Advertising data from the American Newspaper Publishers Association shows 1954 national newspaper ad outlays at 594.12 million, just below 1953. General Motors led with 37.39 million, Monsanto surged to 4.10 million, automotive ads rose, food ads fell, and radio TV ads dropped sharply.

New York General Motors Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers Assn

Stranger Follows Directions and Drowns Rescue Leads to Arrest

Michael Toth, 52, asked a stranger for directions to Booth hospital in Covington. He walked straight down Garrard Street into the Ohio River, was rescued 30 yards from shore, and jailed for drunkenness after the incident.

Covington Michael Toth Booth Hospital Toth Garrard St Ohio River

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