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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
6
The snippet lists publication details for Kenosha Evening News including ownership by Kenosha News Publishing Co. names and roles such as Kh S Ringer treasurer and C BE Head secretary, plus advertising representatives and various city and national offices, with subscription prices 25 cents and 6 dollars yearly.
Bevin in a British party address warns that Britain will seek separate peace treaties with defeated Axis powers if the Soviet Union blocks further joint peace efforts. Byrnes echoes the stance, saying the United States may pursue independent pacts if Paris talks fail. Both leaders claim broad support for pressuring Russia to cooperate.
Kenosha Hospital announced it must close one floor due to a shortage of adequately trained nurses. The action will delay hospitalization for many residents and force bed conservation for acutely ill and accident cases. Hospital management had repeatedly appealed for trained nurses to return to service, similar to wartime efforts.
NYU professor Sidney Hook argues for a million good teachers and small classes of 20, saying education should be expensive and funded by the community. He notes early school lands funded public schooling, pinpoints low teacher pay versus other staff today, and warns salaries must rise to keep quality teachers from leaving for greener fields.
A South African dustbowl advances northward via soil erosion as the Kalahari expands. Senator A M Conroy, minister of lands and irrigation, urges reopening old river channels and dam building on the Zambezi to store water and reclaim at least 2 million acres for irrigation. The piece notes a shift in U S interest on foreign dustbowl issues.
Ray mond Moley in Newsweek argues most nominees were not long term active candidates before nomination. Since 1860 only McKinley was an active long pre campaign candidate, others had only been discussed or organized later. The piece hints 1948 could differ. Former Senator Vic Donahey of Ohio has died from histoplasmosis capsulatum.
An editorial muses on broadcasting the Bikini atomic test and its potential sponsors. It likens the event to a soap opera and asks how the presentation should be handled, suggesting Norman Corwin and noting dramatic stakes for radio audiences.
Secretary Krug and Coal Administrator plan a phased overhaul of the coal industry. A national mine safety code, hospital and welfare reforms, and housing improvements will be pursued with Admiral Boone and Commodore Dickeman inspecting sites from West Virginia onward.
On June 13 1921 St Thomas School held commencement exercises with diplomas awarded to Harry Adamson George Blank Gerald Casey James Hoyle Slugh McGovern Marion Dexwill Edward Fanning Theresa Gober Irwin Gough Martin Hudson Joseph Lawlor Margaret Lineweber Florence MaeQuestion Harold Maurice Bernice Maxes Olive McWilliames Hugh McGovern Joseph Monssens Angeline Nurocki Esmond O'Neil Helen Pfeiffer Lucille Quigley Madeline Raven Floyd Stapleton Alice Wachs Madeline Verve Katherine Wenning and Julian Waldenmeyer. Twilight dance recital on Library Park south lawn included Mary Helen O'Donnell Dorothy Mayer Catherine Skinner Erma Follen Mona Holton Fern Lamb Doris Rahr Mary Murdock Marjorie Sershon Elaine Ashley Dorothy Schultz Marion Steinberry Mildred Gillespie Magh Cleveland Mary Virginia Reid Frances Holm. Catholic Woman's Club drama circle met at Miss Alice Quigley's Edward Street home.
Veterans questions cover citizenship for a wife, headstone for a deceased veteran, NSLI policy conversion time, and added school benefits. Answers outline visa steps, contacts for headstones, law extending term premiums, and automatic credit of increased benefits with no new reapplication needed.
Bevin bluntly rejected immediate immigration of 100000 Jews to Palestine and warned of separate peace treaties if Paris talks stall. He signaled potential U S backing while urging determined handling of the Jewish Arab issue as part of the Middle East. Britain and the United States align on principle despite phrasing differences.
Washington debates how to extend OPA beyond June 30, weighing keeping strict controls or easing to spur production. Proponents warn rapid inflation without controls while opponents say lifting limits dulls incentives. Senate hearings shape a bill to roll back many price controls including food items.
Uncle Ray explains why cobras in India cause many deaths each year while coral snakes are also dangerous. He notes factors such as light clothing and barefoot travel increasing bite risk, the hooded cobra's distinctive neck display, and common use of cobras by snake charmers.
The Texas Governor James Hogg wished his grave to be marked by a pecan tree and an old fashioned walnut and for nuts from the trees to be distributed and planted statewide. The petition to fulfill this wish is underway.
The Savannah, the first steamship to cross the Atlantic in 1819, ran out of fuel and used sails to complete the voyage.
James Buchanan the 15th U S president remains the only unmarried man elected to the presidency. His bachelor status is noted as a unique historical fact in this archival item.
Women queue for hours to buy cat meat for rescued cats still living amid London bombardment. The animals receive scraps of meat as sprats heads are shared, reflecting wartime scarcity and care for stray felines.
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