California Primaries Boost GOP Senate Drive
Senator Brewster of Maine hailed Earl Warren's California primaries as a victory for Republicans and an indicator of gaining an additional Republican senator. Brewster chairs the Republican senate campaign committee aiming to recapture control.
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Richard M. Nixon
Downey
New York Banker Talks With Franco in Madrid
Winthrop Aldrich of the Chase National Bank met with General Franco in Madrid for about an hour. Aldrich said the talks were cordial and the bank would continue to support loan ties totaling 55 million dollars to Spain to boost US Spain trade. The banker is finishing a two month Europe and Middle East tour. Thailand begins commercial lead mining at Kanburi.
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Kenosha News 1950 Publication Details
Kenosha Evening News volume dated June 8 1950 issue number 194 published daily except Sunday by Kenosha News Publishing Co with postal history notes and office address at 717 South 8th Street Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Kenosha
Subscription Rates by Week and Mail Options
Rates show weekly delivery price and annual mail subscriptions for Kenosha Racine Walworth Lake counties and broader Wisconsin Illinois regions. One year costs 10 dollars locally, 12.75 dollars elsewhere. mailing 23 cents and 5 cents for small charges.
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Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Illinois
American women praised as pacemakers by British engineers
London report cites British visitors stating American men are diligent and devoted to work due to nagging wives. They credit American women as the pacemakers in a race for a higher standard of life. The workers’ efforts are portrayed as well prepared for the battle, with wives’ urging as a clear motivator. Ceylon censors ban long drinking scenes in films.
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London
United States
Bette Davis Wins Custody of Daughter in California
Bette Davis secured legal custody of her three year old daughter Barbara in Santa Monica after testifying she funded the child’s birth herself. A custody agreement previously approved last month by both parties remains in effect with visitation rights for estranged husband William Grant Sherry who intends to challenge the divorce.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Bette Davis
William Grant Sherry
Sherry
Barbara
Woman Kills Baby in Janesville Tragedy
A 21 year old Charlene Galbrecht called police saying she killed her two and a half month old son John Norman. Officers found the infant dead in six inches of water in the bathtub with a blood stained butcher knife and razor blade in the basement. Galbrecht had slashed wrists and was hospitalized. her husband Norman was at work at the GM plant.
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Janesville
Jasper Webb
Charlene Galbrecht
John Norman
Galbrecht
Webb
Beauty Emphasized Less By Lawyers in Secretary Poll
A survey of about 1,200 New York and New Jersey attorneys by John Marshall college finds brains and efficiency trump beauty in secretary qualities. Top priorities include typing speed arithmetic knowledge bookkeeping English and pleasing personality voice and grooming.
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New York and
New Jersey
John Marshall College
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