Job Tale Echoes From Ancient Babylon Tablet
French Louvre scholar Prof. Jean Nougayrol reports strong similarities between the Old Testament Book of Job and a Babylonian clay tablet dated to 1650 B C. The fragmentary tablet presents a righteous man afflicted by illness with friends debating fate, closely mirroring Job’s trials.
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Paris
U.P
Job
Jean Nougayrol
Louvre Museum
Ammi
Nougayrol
Louvre
Asid
Kalbanu
Bergman Quiet Night As Twins Await Birth
Film star Ingrid Bergman spent a quiet restful night at the International Hospital in Rome awaiting the birth of expected twins. An attendant said today Bergman is in a calm condition and receiving care.
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Rome
U.P
Ingrid Bergman
International Hospital
Jiffy-Sew Pattern R4822 For Child's Two-in-One Dresses
Advertisement for pattern R4822 by Anne Adams offering two dresses in one size 2 to 10 for girls. Describes a sunfrock and cape combination, fabric amounts, and contrast trim details. Includes instructions, 35 cent price, and mailing to Kenosha Evening News Pattern Dept, Chicago Ill.
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Anne Adams
Kenosha Evening News
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Slingshot Proves Dangerous Weapon Strike Wounds Engineer
In Tachikawa Japan a GI armed with a slingshot fired a torpedo firecracker at Engineer Saburo Kondo 37 as an electric train crossed a grade crossing. Kondo was burned and bruised. the assailant fled in a waiting automobile and was not caught.
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Tachikawa
Japan
U.P
Saburo Kondo
Kondo
Forest Park Playground Drive Opens
Women crowded a 45 minute meeting to push for a temporary playground area in Forest Park. Phelan estimated 250 by 250 feet needed and a 10 week summer operation would cost about $1,000. The group discussed sites including Hannan school and the airport region, then left encouraged by the idea that it takes a woman to get something done.
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Phelan
Hannan
Airport
Forest Park
NLRB Orders Union To End Coercion In Milwaukee Plant
The National Labor Relations Board ordered CIO union members at Wagner Iron Works to stop restraining or coercing employees in exercising rights to organize. The NLRB and IAM-WAB agree to waive further legal procedures and require posting notices protesting coercive actions.
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Milwaukee
U.P
National Labor Relations Board Today
CIO
NLRB
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers
Wagner Iron Works
Italian Reds Plan Anti Ridgway Protest in Rome
Italian Red guerrillas, ordered by the Communist party, will stage a mass anti Ridgway protest in Rome. The Partisans of Peace want a Sunday rally at 10 am in the Plaza of the Holy Apostles despite a police ban.
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Rome
U.P
Communist Party
Matthew B. Ridgway
Partisans of Peace
Ridgway
Kenosha Nurses to Attend 17th Biennial Convention
Kenosha will be represented at the 17th biennial nurses convention June 16 to 20 in Atlantic City. Local delegates include Mrs. Louis Jorgenson president of the Wisconsin Industrial Nurses association Mrs. Roman R. Yulga president of the general duty section of the Kenosha District Nurses association Miss Irene Stense th director of nurses and Miss Virginia Rasmussen supervisor of pediatrics Kenosha hospital representing the administration section.
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Kenosha
Atlantic City
Louis Jorgenson
Wisconsin Industrial Nurses Association
Roman R. Yulga
Kenosha District Nurses Association
Irene Stenseth
Virginia Rasmussen
Kenosha Hospital
Communion Breakfast Planned by St. Ann's Altar Society
St. Ann's Altar Society of St. James Church will hold its annual breakfast after the 7 a.m. mass on Sunday. Reservations should be made today with Mrs. John Procurione or Mrs. Anthony Servais.
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St. Ann’s Altar Society
St. James Catholic Church
John Procarione
Anthony Servais
Romantic Register Notice Pairs Names for June and July
Classified page lists multiple marriage notices with both bride and groom names and addresses including Samuel Fiori Aceto and Miss Joe Ethel Hansen, Marino Perpignani and Miss Rose Rita LaViolette, plus entries for Krukowski LaVerne McNeil Kisielewski Frank Braday Weaver and others with June 14 or June 21 deadlines. Dial 5121 for Your Classified Ad.
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Samuel Fiori Aceto
18Th Ave
Joe Ethel Hansen
13Th St
Racine
Marino Raymond Perpignani
W. Flournoy St
Chicago
Rose Rita LaViolette
Carol Beach
Robert W. Krukowski
Rt. 1
Salem
Edith LaVerne McNeil
5Th Ave
Lester Guy Salerno
24Th Ave
Hilda Marcela Visnauskis
41St St
Eugene Harold Pierce
23Rd Ave
Dorothy Johanna Schultz
21St Ave
John Alexander Kisielewski
Washington Rd
Shirley Mae Frank
67Th St
Eugene Ignatius Weaver
33Rd Ave
Anna Stella Braday
60Th St
Orlando Frank Chianelli
20Th Ave
Virginia Grace Langer
Taft Rd
Pilot Max Conrad Aims Trans Atlantic Leg From Old Town
Max Conrad plans a second trans Atlantic leg in a tiny Piper racer from Old Town Maine to Scandinavia. The 49 year old father of 10 landed after a slightly rough hop from Washington as he hopes the hazardous ocean crossing will inspire his family to pray more back in Minneapolis.
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Old Town
U.P
Max Conrad
Scandinavia
Minneapolis
Washington
Slayer Faces Trial in Milwaukee for Triple Slaying
Sixteen year old John Schulz faces a first degree murder trial in municipal court stemming from the alleged killing of his mother, sister and brother. The trial date is set for Monday.
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Milwaukee
John Schulz
Senior Faculty Banquet Highlights Orient Theme At KHS
The June 5 banquet at the Eagles club featured master of ceremonies Clay Willmington and speeches by Peter Murphy. Performances included a boys quartet, multiple solos, a playlet, and band numbers. Dwight T. John distributed awards as graduates and guests sang the Alma Mater.
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Eagles Club
Clay Willmington
Tom Blankley
Mark Girman
George Kermgard
Doris Maxwell
Meredith Russell
Joseph Wallace
Peter Murphy
Dave Spera
Rave Thrienen
John Schmidt
Ronald Falak
Dorothy Jambrek
Bruce Thompson
Dick Barnes
Jane Titley
Sylvia Ritacca
Joanne Hill
Larry Karacki
Dolores Pocan
Lorraine Vale
Jane Despin
Bob Tenuta
Janet Paxson
Catherine Miller
Barbara Hallen
KHS
Bob Stapleton
Joan Cerminera
Bob Costen
Norm Nielson
Joyce Pellegrino
Janet Bruch
Sue Ellen Thomas
Don Pappas
Ford Aiello
John Grno
Jim Hampshire
Charles Pflug
Sally Garris
Jean Agazzi
Dick Bundies
Dwight T. John
Robert Girman
Roger Hujik
King's
Lynn Pilger
Art Alicia Hawley
Phyllis Ballard
John Brandt
Preston De,Hamer
Lycia Ficcadenti
Bernie Galley
Milton Slater
Kenny Thoreson
Jail Composer Wins Freedom In Milwaukee Burglary Case
Frank Grandstaff, known as the jail cell composer, awaits trial in Milwaukee municipal court on burglary charges after acting as his own attorney in a district court preliminary hearing. Assistant DA Gerard Paradowski noted his grasp of league techniques. He is accused of taking a wrist watch a signet ring and a piggy bank from Harry Meyer’s west side apartment.
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Milwaukee
WUP
Frank Grandstaff
Grandstaff
Gerard Paradowski
West Side
Harry Meyer
Orkney Farm Cat Adopts Rat Across Litter
A farm cat in Orkney has accepted a rat as part of its brood alongside its kittens, creating an unusual pairing on the island. The event highlights unexpected predator dynamics noted by local residents.
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Orkney Islands
No Majority Likely in British Columbia Election
Early returns in British Columbia's general election show no party poised to win a majority as a cumbersome balloting system slows results. If trends persist, the legislature may remain without a clear governing party.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Harriman Announces Democratic Presidential Run
Harriman declares he is seeking the Democratic nomination with a platform of courage and confidence in America's future in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Albquerque
N. M
U.P
W. Averell Harriman
America
Price boost set for copper and brass products
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization approved a 3.84 cents per pound rise in copper and brass product prices due to higher foreign copper costs. Dial 5121 for Your Classified Act.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Soldier in car crash near Elroy kills Pvt Parks
Pvt Ernest N Parks Foster Nebraska was killed when a car driven by Pvt Charles Rebon Camp McCoy Wisconsin ran out of control on Highway 80 north of Elroy. Rebon faced negligent homicide charges after a preliminary hearing and was bound over to circuit court with $2,500 bond.
Veto Falls Despite Holland Unclear Odds
Senator Spes sard L. Holland indicated a “pretty good chance” the veto may fail as Washington lawmakers consider the bill. He spoke about the legislative mood and potential outcomes amid ongoing discussions.
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Washington
U.P
Spessard L. Holland
Browns Win KYF Loop Softball Crown and Standings
The Browns win the National Division title with six wins and no losses while Jr Optimists top the American Division with six wins and one loss. Emblems were awarded to the winning teams and final standings show strong showings from Globe Trotters Hotshots and others. A separate Girls league crowned Merry Maids with official emblems, and two KYF baseball schools start June 14 for boys and girls with rosters due by June 16.
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Browns
KYF
Jr. Optimists
Globe Trotters
Hotshots
All Stars
Brown
Russell Guarassico
Dennis Filippeli
Bob Haubrick
Daniel Fabiano
Phillip Llanas
Ray Arndt
Frank Cistaro
Gene Breiling
Nick Barber
Bill Landtot
Paul Cuerony
Northside
Merry Maids
Jean Carbone
Chierie Glassman
Jeanne Hoyer
Pat Haun
Barbara Wegner
Sheila Danielson
Lorelie Kaplan
Nancy Hudson
Charleen Dredek
June Wheeler
Joyce Borsche
Feervecaseone
Pup Ene
CYO Plans Lake Michigan Parish Cruise
About 70 members of St. Thomas parish CYO will cruise Lake Michigan on June 19. The boat will depart Milwaukee at 8 a.m. and return about 10 p.m. Transportation to Milwaukee is by parish volunteers. The event is an annual parish activity.
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Lake Michigan
CYO
St. Thomas Parish
Milwaukee
Dry Dock Board Member Appointed to State Youth Conference
Marie Zales of the Dry Dock Board is named representative of the first district to attend a state-wide Youth Conference at Stevens Point Wisconsin. Honest boxes on Auckland New Zealand streetcars have repaid their cost and now earn two men’s wages daily.
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Marie Zales
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Auckland
New Zealand
Kensha News: Nash Essay Winners and School Activities
Sandra Gemmell won second prize in the Nash essay contest while Mary Cross took fourth and Ann Packenham earned an honorable mention. A May 29 Kenosha theater revue featured Ruth Bergren, Donna Bella and Mary Cross on stage as part of a dance program.
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Sandra Gemmell
Nash
Mary Cross
Ann Packenham
Ruth Bergren
Donna Bella
Kenosha Theater
Room 105
Judy Rollain
Shirley Pate
Alice Patton
Mary Perone
Ruth Preston
Virginia Ritacca
Laurel Matye
Rosemarie Orrico
Mary Nell Maddox
Winner Club
Library Club
Sewing Club
Handicraft
Gary Covington
Patricia Griffiths
Gerald Hornacek
Darlene Ladewig
Frank Lierman
Patricia Pontillo
KYF Holds 13th Meet at Lake Front Stadium
The KYF 13th annual track meet on June 7 at Lake Front Stadium saw five records broken. Key performances include Keith Crawford 5:02.2 mile, Paul Stroik 13.00 open 120 yd low hurdles, Stroik 12.9 junior 120 yd low hurdles, Dan Hill 14.8 prep 120 yd low hurdles, and team Sprinters winning the 52-point title.
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KYF
Lake Front Stadium
Keith Crawford
Paul Stroik
Dan Hill
Bob Butera
K. Crawford
Oliver Olsen
Klyle Party
H. Koster
G. Coopman
Andrea
R. Siebert
L. Siebert
C. Bredek
T. Koster
R. Brock
Roosevelt Club
G. Berryman
Manns
Covington
R. Ruble
G. McAleer
B. Wojctowicz
Dick Guttormsen
Ron Ruble
R. Crawford
B. Wojotowicz
Ray Arndt
Ruble
Wojctowicz
McAleer
Peltier
Arndt
Decker
Bausano
Berkehagen
K. Bredek
Bob Brock
G. Greenberg
Ilst
R. Arndt
Chuck Bredek
J. Andrea
Kyle Patty
Paul Peltier
K. Decker
B. Brock
Tist
R. Smith
Dry Dock Centers Reopen for Summer in Kenosha
Kenosha youths welcome summer as the Senior and Junior Dry Dock Center reopen Monday June 16. Activities include games tournaments dances mixed swims and picnics with events scheduled through mid summer. Membership free registration at the Dry Dock desk or with George Limpert KYF game room.
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Kenosha
Dry Dock Committee
Kathy Urick
Ruth Hook
Prep High Jump and Broad Jump Meet Results
Prep High Jump top finishers include H Koster first with 3 feet and R Siebert third with 3 feet. Broad Jump shows H Koster and R Koster both firsts with 15 feet 4 inches and C Bredek first in distance. Junior Baseball Throw records Bob Butera second and Bob Scoon third with distance 292 feet, new record over 282 feet.
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H. Koster
R. Siebert
R. Koster
C. Bredek
Kyle Patty
Oliver Olsen
B. Brock
Bob Butera
Bob Scoon
R. Smith
Swiss firm formed to exploit Zurich salt mines for alkalies
A new Swiss company, with cooperation from all cantons and the chemical industry, plans to exploit Zurich salt mines mainly to produce alkalies. The initiative follows political moves that would override President Truman's veto of the Tidelands oil bill.
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President Truman
Tidelands
Zurich
McKinley Assembly Honors Students With Awards
Memorial Day remarks by Donald Bruno opened the program on May 29. Robert Cox distributed track awards to Ole Kastrup, Ronald Struckenburg, Ole Hassinger, Bill Steinhoff, Dan Hill, Richard DeCono, James Madison, Ray Arendt, Gene Breiling, Dan Fabiano, Greg Gaal, and Frank Vena. Home room plaques for girls and boys intramurals were presented by Miss Betty Fleming and Martin Bach respectively, with room winners named for seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Jack Rubenstein received the Kiwanis award from C. A. Strange, Rita Trotta earned the C A R award, and cheers closed the assembly led by new cheerleaders.
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Council
Pennoyer Park
Donald Bruno
92S
Jeanne Moticik
Robert Cox
Ole Kalstrup
Ronald Struckenburg
Ole Hassinger
Bill Steinhoff
Dan Hill
Richard DeCono
James Madison
Ray Arendt
Gene Breiling
Dan Fabiano
Greg Gaal
Frank Vena
Fiat
Betty Fleming
Carmella Ciotti
Pat Willis
Carol Nelson
Martin Bach
Bob Haubrich
Frank Cistaro
Room 106
Jack Rubenstein
Cox
Kiwanis
Jack
C. A. Strange
Rita Trotta
C.A.R
Strange
KYF Opens Summer Clubs for Kenosha Youth
The KYF starts Monday June 16 with a tennis club for ages nine to fourteen and fifteen to seventeen at Lincoln courts 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Mondays and Fridays. Beginner instruction runs June 16 to 30 with a tournament planned. Registration available at the courts or KYF game room. bring tennis shoes and a racket. Other clubs include Junior Bike, Archery, and Golf. Weekly trips depart Wednesday starting June 25 aboard chartered buses to Hawthorne Mellody Farms and Haeger Pottery Works in Dundee Illinois, led by George Limpert and KYF staff.
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KYF
Kenosha
Joe Just
Milwaukee Brewers
Sheridan Road Park
Ivy Petroski
Floyd Anderson
George Limpert
Junior Dry Dock
Washington Rd
50Th St
17Th Ave
Lincoln Courts
Hawthorne Mellody
Haeger Pottery
Dundee
Ill
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Terry Greenwald
Virginia Burch
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Lynn Blankley
Barbara Fechner
Nancy Conti
Jim Carlson
Dom Pedicone
Dick Robleski
Eugene Bilotti
Karl Schmidt
Jeannine Fontaine
Jennie Lapcewich
Jack Carlson
Rose Bocik
Ed Stevens
Dolores Giannoni
Walter Garin
Jim Cappert
Rae Schenk
Frances Pomponi
Harriman
Jr. Optimist
Mike Keller
Roger Lehman
Ronald Pulera
Wayne Lundquist
Jim Britelli
Wayne Cogell
Richard Hujik
Charles Hujik
John Cotta
Jerry Ruffalo
Dwight Mescher
Sam Pfeiffer
Jim Tirabassi
David Koenig
Washington News
Dry Dock
Barbara Sniatynski
Joan Jonson
Don Morzfeld
Karen Monson
Janice Rosenbaum
Lou Weeks
Sally Daniel
Marilyn Einlein
Bob Chase
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