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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
2
The OPA announced an immediate order allowing higher restaurant prices when major ingredients are exempt from controls. Senate Banking panel urged removing ceilings on meat dairy eggs and poultry, which could raise menu costs if implemented.
Wisconsin announces a summer workshop series at the University of Wisconsin from June 22 to August 16 for graduate students teachers and school administrators with special classes in elementary education home economics and curriculum organization An institute for editorial staff writers of educational periodicals is also scheduled for June 23 29 under the university school of journalism and the Educational Press Association of America
Beaver Dam announces the creation of a campaign committee to support William H. Dieterich of Milwaukee for the Republican nomination for attorney general. Verne H. Knoll of Beaver Dam is named president and William H. Markham of Horicon is secretary-treasurer.
The Kenosha Evening News issues its subscription details, listing daily delivery in Kenosha and surrounding regions. Rates include 25 cents weekly, 6 dollars yearly in Wisconsin and Minnesota, and 10 dollars yearly for other states and U.S. addresses.
The body of Senator John H Bankhead Democrat of Alabama leaves Washington by train for Jasper Alabama where funeral services will be held tomorrow A 12 member Senate delegation accompanies the body Bankhead 73 died yesterday at Bethesda Naval Hospital of cerebral thrombosis with pneumonia after two heart attacks during a Senate Banking Committee hearing He was born July 8 1872 in Moscow Alabama and elected to the Senate in 1930 serving his third term to begin 1949
The War Department will convert 15 army ordnance plants to nitrogen fertilizer production to boost wheat yields. Plants can output about 70 000 tons of ammonium nitrate monthly, raising US commercial output by 50 percent. Three months to begin, nine months to max output. Reopening includes Cornhusker at Grand Island Iowa plant in Burlington Freemont Neb Savannah Proving Ground in Savannah.
The international military tribunal proposed that final speeches for 26 Nazi leaders on trial for war crimes be capped at 14 days in total. Defense lawyers protested, while Lord Justice Geoffrey Lawrence, president of the tribunal, said the decision would stand and urged lawyers to agree on an apportionment.
Funeral services are set for Saturday for J M Jake Kiauer 70 a former Cassville Wis newspaper publisher who died Tuesday night.
Bevin asserts Britain will not accept separate peace pacts with former Axis satellites and urges a settlement for middle Europe. He warns Russia against drawing a split east west line and calls for a treaty framework that secures France and Russia without harming civilians, aiming for Allied confidence.
Foreign ministers from the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union prepare to resume talks in Paris amid sharp warnings and mutual distrust. Byrnes Bevin Molotov voice pessimism as London Moscow and Washington cast doubt on any major agreement and warn of separate peace efforts if stalls persist. The conference is seen as a test of whether big powers can cooperate or merely disagree on Europe’s future.
The advertisement urges enlistment in the Regular Army Ground Forces with over 750000 already joined. It promises 200 skills and a well paid career in Army or civilian life and directs readers to Army Camps Posts or Recruiting Stations for full details.
Senator La Follette opposed an amendment to the OPA extension bill requiring manufacturers ceilings to reflect pre war prices plus average cost increases. Senator Vandenberg supported the amendment while Senators Wiley and Ferguson were not recorded.
Lake County coroner ordered an inquest to determine if Lucille Ashcraft died before a train hit her car at a Zion crossing. Her estranged husband Ford Ashcraft, 38, confessed they planned to drown themselves, parked on the tracks, and fled as the train approached. autopsy citing a broken neck.
Athens Premier Constantine Tsaldaris announced that Greece and Italy will soon establish diplomatic contact with appointed representatives. Regular relations would follow a peace treaty, enabling negotiations to resume trade.
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