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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
6
Kenosha residents question why names of city manager candidates are withheld while statutes require public access to applications and records. Critics urge open meetings and disclosure as officials deny access and cite closed sessions. Churchill referenced on war critique echoes past uproar.
Florence E William son students Betty Fennema Dorothy Ann Hammel Ethel and Chester Minkowski Betty Marschner Ruth Reth Lorraine Williamson and Florence Dobranski participated in a home recital hosted by Mrs E J Minkowski. Also listed are Florence Dobranski and others in attendance.
A Condensed view of Hong Kong's refugee crisis shows 1.5 million newcomers from Red China straining an economy with scarce jobs and housing. Many skilled Chinese intellectuals remain unemployed despite U.S. and British programs seeking to employ engineers and writers for anti-Communist and development efforts.
The author asserts the United States and Soviet Union possess advanced weapons including a six times more powerful atom bomb and German super poison gas. He cites potential use with a surrounding gas ring to wipe out major cities like Chicago, and notes napalm debates in Britain over civilian harm. The piece questions arms control efficacy if either side gains superiority.
Dr Edwin P. Jordan notes no clear rise in plural births overall, but the chance of twins, triplets, and quaduplets increases with maternal age toward 39. He cites rates: twins about 1 in 90 births, triplets 1 in 9400, quaduplets 1 in 620,000, and quintuplets about 1 in 57 million. Identical twins are rarer than fraternal, with premature delivery common among multiples.
The item notes young girls taking up roller skating and older girls dancing as a way to opt out. It comments on dieting aimed at thinness and jokes about neighbors' chickens invading gardens with rising prices. It reports an Illinois woman being arrested for breaking a shop window and ends with a quip about dresses resembling others'.
A quiz listing asks who holds the veto record Franklin D Roosevelt with 631 and identifies Rockefeller Center as the largest privately owned U S entertainment center in New York Rudolph Bing led the Metropolitan Opera Association Tolstoy wrote War and Peace and Franklin D Roosevelts first VP running mate was John Nance Garner
In Dallas I attempt to appear wealthy while penniless by adopting Texas speech and habits. I ride to the National Open by streetcar and bus and spray myself with petroleum to mimic refined scent. Pro golfers are honest, gracious, and exemplary, unlike other sportsmen who cheat for money.
The article discusses decision making in a three no trump hand with South as declarer or defender. It explains how West opening spades vs hearts changes the odds and outlines defensive chances if South wins the first heart trick.
A bridge analysis discusses declarer play and defensive options around hearts and diamonds. It compares swing outcomes and notes three short items on goiter aesthetics in 16th century Europe, student political affiliation shifts, and personality types from Milton Wright’s observations.
Ruth Millett argues that marriage is a business contract and divorce breaks that partnership. She cites Judge Kovachy and suggests wives should value financial stakes and dual incomes to reduce divorces.
In Britain a fireworks firm sells a novel scarecrow that costs about $6. It features metal arms that rise every 45 minutes and trigger an explosion to frighten crows away. The article notes crows are widespread, crafty, and both pests and beneficial insect predators, with flocks sometimes numbering in the tens of thousands.
A guidance item suggests waiting for a performance to finish before exiting the venue. It advises leaving quietly after the number ends, rather than disrupting the show mid performance. The instruction emphasizes courteous audience behavior during floor shows.
The excerpt explains defenders must switch to spades after winning a heart trick. South uses the ace to capture a spade honor and continues to diamonds, allowing the defense to collect two spades two diamonds and one heart. It advises choosing to be a defender and playing carefully to achieve a plus result.
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