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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1955
Page
9
Mining workers in Cuba push job growth by expanding operations and seeking new projects to reduce chronic unemployment. The effort pairs labor with resource development to spur local employment and economic activity.
Five men enlist in the Air Force in May per M Sgt R D Johnston Kenosha area recruiter Vallee R Mienhimer of 2129 Birch Rd had prior Army service and trains at Sampson AFB New York Four additional enlistees with four year terms James P Matteucci 2108 28th St William D Long 7026 32nd Ave Gary F Haller 3804 22nd Ave James J Pfarr 814 40th St Pfarr former member of the Wisconsin National Guard A six person restricted quota for June available to start new service first come first served Bud dy Assignment System directs trainees to tests and interviews to place them in suitable technical courses At present 70 percent of enlistees attend a technical school 26 percent go for on the job training and 4 percent work in specialized jobs There are 199 technical courses across ten Air Force technical schools nationwide
A 25 year old greeting card publisher seeks a reliable person in Kenosha to handle exclusive distributorship with prompt store service. No experience required. ownership of stock is encouraged and existing territory accounts will be assigned. Personal interview in Kenosha via NOVO CARD PUBLISHERS INC Department E-5 1166 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Illinois.
About two hundred members from Kenosha Lodge 286 and their families visited Mooseheart to celebrate Wisconsin Day. Kenosha lodge earned attendance honors as locals toured the Child City and enjoyed performances by the physical culture class and the Girls Drum and Bugle corps led by Charles W. Schend Sr.
Conrad Gauss Jr Kenosha Civil Defense auxiliary police captain and Police Chief Stan ley Haukedahl will meet James Parmelee local civil defense director to map the auxiliary's role in Operation Alert a June 15 16 nationwide exercise. The unit may handle refugees at hypothetical scenarios and needs first aid supplies for events drawing crowds.
Policewoman Beulah Hartwig and Police Chief Stanley Haukedahl will attend the Wisconsin Corrections conference in Milwaukee June 8-10 to discuss law enforcement issues with the jail standards panel. Haukedahl also goes to the FBI National Academy Associates of Wisconsin meeting in Wisconsin Dells June 9-11 as a National Academy graduate panel chairman.
Kenosha County Chapter of the American Red Cross elected officers and directors at the annual meeting held yesterday at the KYF. Officers are Kermit Caves chairman Jack Wyss first vice chairman Mrs Everett McNeil second vice chairman Mrs Charles Pope secretary and Oral Vandenberg treasurer. Directors elected for three year terms are Ed Berg Elmer Hanak Donald C Heide Ford Charlton Mrs T J Johnston Miss Signe Corneliuson Mrs George Crampton Dr Walter C Rattan Gordon Seymour T S Turbett. Caves conducted the meeting in Heide’s absence and accepted a citation for the 1955 Membership and Fund Campaign. Ford Charlton presented the citations. H H Rouch addressed the gathering urging independence and ongoing Red Cross service as a personal human bond and investment in dignity.
New officers of Twin Lakes Post 544 of the American Legion will be installed at ceremonies at the organization’s clubhouse Thursday at 8 p.m. The Kenosha Voiture 410 degree team will perform. Harold Gauger is named commander and other officers include Fred Flesch, Robert Fuchs, Jim Olson, Fred Sarbacker Jr, Ray Larsen, William Kayser, and Frank Z. Platts. Refreshments will be served. the public is invited.
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