Protecting Golfers From Deadly Lightning Dangers
The letter urges Lightning safety on golf courses after multiple fatalities. It cites two June deaths at Maplecrest shelter and a 13 year old killed at Municipal, plus a Chicago lawyer near Bensonville. It calls for lightning shelters with rods, warning signals, and overall proactive precautions.
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Maplecrest
Clark Lindgren
Municipal
Chicago
White Pines Club
Bensonville
Til
Kenosha City
Johnson Park
Racine
Kenosha News Fifteen Years Ago June 7 1940 Highlights
Sealed national defense orders are in place for key Kenosha plants per Civilian Aide Committee. Maria Niashee elected president of St James chair. 37 diplomas at Wilmot Union Free high school. Kenosha contends with flooding and submerged crops as five weeks of varied weather persists.
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Maria Niashee
St. James
Alice Lansdowne Ritter
Harold Huppenbauer
Margaret Willems
M. M. Sehnurr
Wilmot Union Free High School
Dorothy Bergholz
Eunice Williams
John Dahl
Arthur Scott
Arnold Hansen
Citizens Military
Fort Sheridan
Milwaukee
Walworth
Elizabeth Zocchi
Joseph Zocchi
26Th Ave
Carolyn Galbraith
Gateway Theater
Racine- Kenosha Rural Normal School
Union Grove
Willis Upson
The
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Arthur Edquist
Rt. 2
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Kemper Hall
Wisconsin
Deutsche Krieger Kammerabschaft
Schend’s Park
Edgar P. Farrill
First Congregational Bible School
Armed Neutrality: Path to Peace in East West Talks
John B. Crane analyzes the Big Four summit aiming to craft new approaches to East West problems. He argues Austria's neutralization reflects Soviet gains and questions whether detente hinges on American policy shifts and possible neutral blocs in central Europe.
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Poland
Hungary
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Bundes Republik
Austria Sees Economic Upside From Vienna Treaty
Austrian leaders laud the May 15 State Treaty ending the Four Power occupation. It requires neutrality and large payments to Russia but returns oil control and German assets, while boosting tax revenue from Soviet retail shops and sparking an economic boom as production nears double prewar levels.
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Red
Russia
Germany
Bonn
Fear of height the most common phobia, doctor notes
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains fear and phobias, especially acrophobia, as common and varying in severity. He cautions against trivializing fears, notes many phobias exist from agoraphobia to necrophobia, and suggests steps toward treatment with self-reasoning, exposure avoidance, or psychiatric help if needed.
ICAO regulates Atlantic airways under UN authority
The question notes the International Civil Aviation Organization as the UN specialized agency overseeing airspace across the Atlantic. It cites ICAO as the regulator of international aviation standards and route management between nations.
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Atlantic Ocean
International Civil Aviation Organization
ICAO
The
United Nations
Pugwash Thinkers Sought For Catalog of Odd Dilemmas
In a playful column a writer laments radio silence from Pugwash Nova Scotia where Cyrus Eaton plans a thinker’s retreat. He lists nine questions from showers to garters and restroom fixtures, musing on modern life and the need for more serious contemplation.
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Cyrus Eaton
We the Women A Freshen Up Social Life
Ruth Millett suggests a wife can refresh a tired social life by inviting new faces to gatherings and widening circle of friends. She notes husbands tire of repetitive scenes and conversations and urges wives to match interests, plan varied activities, and introduce variety.
Burma Boys Enter Monasteries At Early Age
In Burma many boys seven to nine are taken to Buddhist monasteries where they shave their heads and wear yellow robes. Most stay only weeks, learning the Buddhist faith before returning to the outside world as part of a travel scrapbook feature.
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China
Britain
Duke of Bedford
Burma
Rangoon
Mandalay
Kipling
Voices and quotes mix in early political and civic notes
A collage of remarks spans Adlai Stevenson on possible presidential runs, Sen Knowland on Soviet moves, Dr Sheppard legal questions, Roy Rogers on the H bomb, and a lesson on personality. A public schooling appeal cites conditions and cost questions from executives and citizens.
Jaguar Official's Son Dies in French Crash
Michael Lyons 25, son of Jaguar's managing director, was killed in a collision with a U S Army truck near Cherbourg France. He was delivering the Le Mans Race Trophy from England when the crash occurred after a D Day ceremony. Four Americans suffered minor injuries.
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Cherbourg
France
Michael Lyons
Jaguar Automobile Company
Lyons
England
Saints Named Valentine Widen the Holiday Legend
A fragmented reprise notes that seven Christian saints share the name Valentine, with the line distributed by McNaught Syndicate suggesting a broader, less sanitized take on the Valentine tradition. The quote hints at public perception of authenticity in observed customs.
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Valentine
London burglary suspect linked by teeth marks
Police charged Frank Roberts with burglary at the White Swan after teeth marks on a cheese slab matched those from the intruder. The report notes thread used in cloth with skim milk as the basic material.
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London
Frank Roberts
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