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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

10

Truman Pentagon Silent On MacArthur as Keynoter

President Truman and the Pentagon would not say if Gen. Douglas MacArthur violates army rules by agreeing to be the Republican national convention keynote speaker. The army and Truman avoid action, citing a special five star rank category, while officials acknowledge no change to active duty political restrictions. Some quarters hope MacArthur may request retirement or inactive status before the Chicago convention.

Washington Truman Pentagon Douglas MacArthur Army MacArthur Congress Navy Department of the Army Chicago

Dogcatcher Bitten By Girl Student in Medford Lakes

Ellis C. Glover testified a Mount Holly high school junior Lucy Fay bit him on the left arm when he tried to take back her dog Freckles on May 23. The dogcatcher described twisting his arm and Lucy said she bit in response. Judge Ephraim Tomlinson dismissed the case. The note also records a 1951 Dominican Republic censorship action limiting three films.

Medford Lakes N. J Ellis C. Glover Ephraim Tomlinson Lucy Fay Mount Holly High School Lucy Glover Tomlinson

Call to the Colors and Unmarked Clues in A Thematic List

A compiled list mixes clues and clues answers with numbers, likely a crossword style puzzle. It includes references to colors animals gods and everyday objects along with names such as Donalidge and Lamprey. The vertical and horizontal sections suggest a dual grid puzzle with cross referencing clues.

More Meat For U S Expected In 1952

R C Pollock reports to National Livestock and Meat board directors that 1952 meat output may top 22 5 billion pounds with per capita consumption at 140 pounds. Beef up 7 percent lamb 12 percent veal 6 percent. over 350 industry reps from 36 states attend two day meeting.

Chicago R. C. Pollock National Livestock and Meat Board Pollock

Film Star Weds On Lucky Day in Swiss Ceremony

Swedish film star Marta Toren will marry American author Leonardo Berkovice on a Friday the 13th in Klosters near Davos, Switzerland. The couple plans a ceremony this afternoon marking what she calls a lucky day.

Zurich Switzerland U.P Marta Toren Leonardo Berkovice Klosters Davos

Fathers Should Share In Family Life On Fathers Day

Dr. O Spurgeon English a Philadelphia psychiatrist and father of three says many American fathers feel guilty about gifts on Father's Day because they are not active in their children's lives. He lists actions like helping with babies attending school activities reading aloud playing with children and sharing household discipline to earn a child's attention and affection.

New York U.P O. Spurgeon English English Philadelphia Temple University School of Medicine

Junkman Pete Dukes Plans Guilty Plea Over Street Dumping

Chicago report says Pete Dukes will plead guilty to dumping in the street on Friday the 13th while noting his concern for 43rd Street filled with large buck holes that threaten passing autos.

Chicago U.P Pete Dukes Dukes 43Rd St

Dukes Pays Fine Over 43rd Street Dumping Incident

A Chicago junkman dumped six loads of stone into street holes on 43rd St and covered them with cinders paid by himself. He was charged for dumping in the street and joked that justice on 43rd St. was full of holes. Dukes claimed he was fixing the holes to help racers leaving the tracks. Six Brandeis University basketball players are listed as traveling from New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Connecticut.

Chicago Dukes 43Rd St

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