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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1952

Page

8

Army Dump Explodes In Korea Continues After Blast

Fire fighters and military police predicted the blaze would last three or four days as thousands of secondary explosions sent shells two miles from the scene. White phosphorous ignited numerous fires around the valley and Haeundo village was evacuated. Pusan congestion rose as doctors and ambulances from the 21st Mobile Army Surgical Hospital rushed to the area while Republic of Korea troops safeguarded loot risks.

Haeundo Pusan 21St Mobile Army Surgical Hospital Republic of Korea

How to Hold False Teeth with FASTEETH

Do your false teeth slip or wobble when you eat or talk Use FASTEETH on your plates for firmer more comfortable dentures The alkaline powder leaves no gummy taste or sour feeling It also helps control denture breath Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.

Kearney Files Papers as Register Candidate

Richard Kearney a Kenosha salesman filed nomination papers today as a Democrat candidate for the office of county register of deeds at 6401 8th Ave. The report notes a contrasting welfare need in Armagh Northern Ireland.

Kearney Richard Kearney 8Th Ave Kenosha County Register of Deeds

Renor Home Recipe Promises Weight Loss

Milwaukee woman praises Renor Concentrate after using three bottles she claims helped lose 24 pounds without starving. The ad urges readers to drink Renor in grapefruit juice, take two tablespoons twice daily, and offers money back if unsatisfied.

Milwaukee Lady Renor

Blue Phantom Turns Out to Be Target Practice

Deputies investigated a report of a car struck by a bullet on Highway 32. Two men target practicing with a pistol caused a stray pellet to hit a Zion auto. Doris Schaefer reported the incident. deputies cautioned the shooters and closed the case.

Sheriff's Deputies Highway 32 Illinois Doris Schaefer Zion Sheriff's Department

Inquest Ordered In Corey Death

Coroner William Rauen announced an inquest into Ralph W. Corey death will be held Wednesday June 18 at 1 p.m. Witnesses will be called tomorrow though names unavailable. Corey 61 former Kenoshan died from injuries of a June 8 traffic crash on 22nd Ave and Berryville Rd where his car collided with a vehicle driven by Edward C Benner and Theodore Fonk.

William Rauen Ralph W. Corey Kenoshan Rauen Corey Minneapolis Minn 22Nd Ave Berryville Rd Theodore Fonk 18Th Ave Edward C. Benner Racine

Voelz Elected President of Kenosha Movie and Slide Club

Eldon Voelz was elected president of the Kenosha Movie and Slide club succeeding Rev. Edwin Jaster of Racine. Officers include Timothy Lawler as first vice president Eugene Arneson as second vice president Henry Miller as secretary Alfred Clough as treasurer and Lewis Rasmussen as editor of the Editing Board.

Eldon Voelz Kenosha

Indian Institute designs indigenous engine at I Sc Bangalore

An aircraft engine designed entirely from materials native to India has been developed by the Indian Institute of Science at Bangalore, showcasing a domestic innovation in propulsion. The project highlights local resources and research capability at the institute.

India Indian Institute of Science At Bangalore

Train Wreck Injures 13 In Indiana Near Georgan

A Georgian passenger train on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois line derailed after an axle snapped, injuring 13 of teen passengers. The 19 cars remained upright as the diesel engine separated from the train at about 80 mph, plunging a dormitory car down an embankment near a house.

Farmersburg Ind U.P Terre Haute and Sullivan W. L. Hallan Hallan Atlanta, Ga H. S. Burdette Otis Clark Chattanooga Tenn Homer Albright Elora Evansville Chicago

Rayburn Sees House Moving Toward Adjournment Before Conventions

Speaker Sam Rayburn said the house is driving toward final adjournment before next month’s political conventions. Senate Majority Leader Ernest W. McFarland warned the chamber may remain mired in the legislative log jam.

Washington U.P Sam Rayburn House Ernest W. McFarland Senate

Russell Sees Need for Arms at South Dakota Legion Meet

Senator Richard Russell of Georgia told a memorial service at the South Dakota American Legion convention that the United States must continue rearming to counter communism. He warned a third world war is not inevitable but if it occurs there can be no victory and urged strength as the foe only understands. He criticized postwar disarmament and cited the costly consequences in blood and dollars.

Russell United States

Oshkosh Man Elected State Commander at Amvets Convention

Oshkosh resident Morton Gazer witz was elected state commander of Amvets yesterday as the organization concluded its three day eighth annual state convention. Seville Spain paprika sales to the United States increased significantly last year.

la Crosse Morton Gazerwitz Oshkosh The Amvets United States Seville Spain

Scripps Howard Papers Endorse Eisenhower for President

The 19 Scripps-Howard newspapers nationwide endorse Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for president. The New York World Telegram and Sun lead editorial notes editors voted to back Eisenhower and urges the Republican party to nominate him.

New York Scripps- Howard Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower New York World-Telegram and Sun Scripps-Howard Group Eisenhower Republican Party

Wisconsin suspensions lifted for dorm raid students

Madison United Press said nineteen students suspended after a pan ty raid on women housing last month may return to the University of Wisconsin on probation next year. The student conduct appeals committee ruled Saturday night that they may re enroll with satisfactory housing arrangements and behavior.

Madison U.P University of Wisconsin University Committee On

Medical Clinic Ad Highlights Rectal Issues Hernia and Veins

An ad from 317 Schwartz Building promotes treatment for diagnosis of rectal conditions hernia rupture and varicose veins with a local office phone number 7642.

Schwartz

College Board Comments On Disruptions And Damages

A school board criticized a large disturbance involving a crowd that raided girls dormitories seeking undergarments. Several students faced suspensions for one or two semesters while a progress plan was created for individuals. The board credited student actions to raise funds for damages and said others shared responsibility for the incident.

Heat and Humidity Push Nation Toward Toll Rise

Heat and humidity blanket the country as AP reports a four day death total of 76 with seven deaths in a single state region. The rising toll reflects dangerous conditions and ongoing health risks.

Associated Press

Weather's Toll Surfaces in Damage Reports and Drownings

Report notes the oppressive heat driving deadly outcomes with direct effects linked to the heatwave and nine percent of incidents involving drownings. Authorities warn of continuing risks as temperatures persist and hydration remains essential for vulnerable populations.

Irish Farmers Import Landrace Pig Breed

Irish farmers plan to import a new pig breed, the Landrace, to improve leaner meat production. The move signals a shift in livestock practices as farmers seek efficiency and higher quality pork through this imported breed.

Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism

An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who request it. The Ball Clinic presents a non-surgical, non-medical treatment claimed to remove causes, not just relieve symptoms, with 33 years of success. No obligation to obtain the book, write to The Ball Clinic Dept. 2110 Excelsior Springs Missouri.

Ball Clinic Dept Excelsior Springs Missouri

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