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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
6
The Navy proposes an $85,000 armory building with $200,000 in equipment and a large PC boat in Kenosha harbor to train naval reserve members. The city would provide a site and receive rental income, payroll impact, and new industry benefits while supporting patriotic training for local youth.
Porter of the Office of Price Administration argues in a public letter that price controls remain essential. He concedes some increases occurred but says they are minor compared with consequences if controls were lifted or weakened. He rejects the view that inflation is already here as misleading and demoralizing.
The article contrasts the value of personal diaries with modern jargon and sensational frontier myths. It notes diaries preserve memory against bias and time while debunking Royal Geographical Society claims of a tropical valley in north-west Canada and a De Mille adventure tale about a copper cylinder. It ends by noting some view political economists as politicians who economize.
Analysis of the La Follette Monroney reform costs estimates for Congress and its staff. Taft returns to the Senate health insurance hearings after a brief walkout. wage comparisons for railroad workers are drawn from ICC and BLS data amid debate on pay. Harold Stassen’s Open Forums expand to meet voter interest with June price control topic.
The piece lists St James high school graduates and participants in a commencement with names such as Catherine O'Brien and Margaret O'Brien. It notes a bridge party at the Elks club hosted by Mmes Hans Brehm and Roy Todd, and mentions awards to Mmes Baldwin Daveler Maher. It then references debates on labor policy and a trivia line about Oscar Chapman and Gov. William J M. Tuck, noting their long-ago schoolhouse origin and political leanings.
A critical meditation on national unity and class strife. The piece contrasts personal and governmental fault lines in America with Russia and Britain seeking unity. It urges readers to join an active campaign against selfishness, disunity, and division to preserve world leadership.
A compilation of quotes from 1944 to postwar figures, including Col Stephen Bonsal and Dean Acheson, discussing global responsibility, disarmament, children's welfare, and shifts in militarism. It notes changes in Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian culture toward non militaristic patterns and mentions Maori sculpture students in New Zealand.
Bernard Baruch presented a plan to the United Nations special atomic commission outlining how the United States proposes to control atomic energy and the bomb. The UN will begin talks in New York tomorrow with further discussions planned inside and outside the UN, but even if adopted it would take years to implement.
Crowland in Lincolnshire shows a dry river bridge still standing for five centuries. Roman bridges like Ponte Rotto in Rome and Pont du Gard in Nimes demonstrate engineering prowess with arches and aqueduct functions. The Segovia aqueduct and Smyrna’s 3000 year old Caravan Bridge add to the legacy of enduring stonework.
The proposal envisions a United Nations backed treaty to ban atomic weapons, create an Atomic Development Authority with sweeping power to track materials, license peaceful plants, inspect facilities, and eventually acquire bomb making capabilities to deter treaty violators. It discusses disposal of bombs and ongoing research to stay ahead of advancing explosive technology, with enforcement through licensed control and possible seizure of related plants.
DeWitt Mackenzie reports that Britain insists on a provisional national government in India despite Congress and Muslim League divisions. Lord Wavell proposes a 14 member cabinet with five Congress, five Muslim League, and four other groups. Tradition and independence debates pulse as Sapru backs strong-arm methods for unity.
The passage recounts an ancient belief that tides are driven by a great hole at the ocean edge. Water supposedly rushes from this aperture at intervals to fill the sea and flood the beaches.
Panama City authorities announce five new housing projects to shelter 504 families. The plan targets improving living conditions and expanding affordable housing options within the city.
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