Rain Spurs Big Crop Benefit With Mild City Damage
Rain and wind Monday night and today lowered temperatures from 92 to 50 in hours, but farmers report a major benefit to crops. County Agent E V Ryall notes rainfall over several days eased drought and moistened crops needing moisture. City damage was minimal with a few basement floods and electrical wires down, no widespread wind harm.
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E. V. Ryall
Twenty Sixth Avnue
Seventy Third Street
Tenth Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Kenosha Hospital
Eighth Avenue
Sheridan Road
Fifty-eighth Street
U.S
Howard J. Thompson
Milwaukee
Car Crash and Local Notices Across County Roads
Reports cover a Bristol resident's damaged car after skidding on gravel and striking a boulder on County Trunk AH near Highway 45. Other items include a Chicago woman fined for fishing without a license, a light at Highways 41 and 50 damaged by vandals, a 1928 Nash fire incident, and various local business notices and schedule changes.
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Sheriff's Department
Robert Packman
Bristol
Highway 45
Packman
Steem Electric Iron
Harbert Sales
22Nd Ave
Virgil Ralston
Camp Lake
Henry Mayer
Zion
Ralston
Frank Odar
Mayer
Grunow
Simon Electric and Refrigeration Service
43Rd St
Congress Club
Magaw Electrical Company of
Milwaukee
American Brass Works
Kenosha
Moose Schedule Booster Meeting in Wisconsin
A booster meeting to spur a membership drive for 500 candidates for an initiation class at the Wisconsin Moose association convention runs July 4 to 7. Chester Kunde leads the public session with Earle Horton of the international Moose organization addressing members. Conservation films and cartoons to be shown. Kenosha Lodge 286 reports 113 candidates enlisting for the convention class.
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Wisconsin Moose Association
Moose Club
Chester Kunde
Earle Horton
Aurora, II
International Moose’ Organization
Kenosha Lodge
Mooseheart
Ill
H. J. Woods
Kunde
Floyd Anderson
Henry Ryan
Kenoshans
Moose Fraternity
Otto W. Meyers
Aurora
Housing Co operative Elects Directors
A special stockholders meeting of the Co operative Homes of Kenosha Inc held June 13 at the Union club adopted by laws and elected a board of directors for the building program. Directors are Anthony Valeo Allen J Steele Milton Ness Edward Didjurgis Sam A Valeo Harold F Langer and R Lemquil. Officers named: Anthony Valeo president R Lemkuil vice president Harold F Langer secretary Allen J Steele treasurer. The co operative is conducting a drive for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Homes of Kenosha, Inc
Union Club
Anthony Valeo
Allen J. Steele
Milton Ness
Edward Didjurgis
Sam A. Valeo
Harold F. Langer
R. Lemquil
R. Lemkuil
Co-Operative
Births During June 95 From Dr Randall's List
A June birth tally from Dr A J Randall's office records 95 births for May within hospitals and at home. The complete list includes Robert Hawley, Marjorie Byrne, John Herbek, Peggy Peterson, Sharon Peterson, Judith Neu, Dwayne Frank, Mare Senegal, Gail Martell, Virginia Robinson, and many others.
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A. J. Randall
Robert Hawley
Marjorie Byrne
John Herbek
Peggy Peterson
Sharon Peterson
Judith Neu
Dwayne Frank
Mare Senegal
Gail Martell
Virginia Robinson
Frank DeFurio
Lois Buchan
Patricia DeNiro
Sharon Padalik
Kathleen Kruse
Dean Molinaro
Charles Ha
Merchant Marine Cadet Academy Opens for Applicants
The U S Merchant Marine Cadet Corps invites young men ages 16 to 21 for a four year officer training program on U S merchant vessels. Veterans up to 24 gain five extra points in the exam. November 6, 1946 exam noted. Applications available from the Supervisor, U S Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, Washington 25, D C.
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U. S. Merchant Marine Cadet Academy
U. S. Merchant Marine
U. S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps
Washington
D. C
Pressure Cooker Safety Demo Set in Kenosha Area
Miss Irene Schulist county home agent announced a demonstration in Lamb school for Kenosha city and county housewives. The session will start Wednesday at 1 p.m. and will test pressure cooker gauges and safety valves with accompanying talks on food preservation and freezing. Owners bringing cooker covers may seek advice on valve gauge faults or gasket corrections.
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Kenosha City
Irene Schulist
Lamb School
Miss Schulist
Fluoroscopic Test Results Announced for Kenosha Graduates
The city health department reported results from the annual fluoroscopic exam of Kenosha high school graduates. Of 291 students tested, 210 showed no defects, 36 had enlarged glands, 20 were cardiac, 22 had bronchitis traces, and one had bronchial asthma. Parents were informed, 19 declined, and 12 summer enrollees were included.
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Kenosha High School
City Health Department
Theft at residence and municipal court cases report
A theft at Mrs. Fred Augustine’s home on Fifty seventh Street yielded four dresses, lingerie, a sport shirt and khaki trousers. Herbert Felbaum paid a $15 fine and $4.50 costs in municipal court for speeding near Alford drive. Emil Klemm and Kathrine Klemm were granted a divorce in Kenosha municipal court on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. they wed on April 6.
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Fred Augustine
Fifty Seventh Street
Herbert Felbaum
Southside
Racine
Alford Drive
Emil Klemm
Kenosha
Katherine Klemm
Kenoshan James McHenry Enlists in Army Service
James W. McHenry a June graduate of Kenosha High School has enlisted in the army and is stationed at Fort Sheridan. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A C McHenry of 7703 Fourteenth Avenue.
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James W. McHenry
Kenosha High School
Fort Sheridan
A. C. McHenry
Fourteenth Avenue
Kenoshan High in Scholarship Honors
Robert N. Randall 17 son of Mr and Mrs E F Randall 6701 Fifth avenue named among 19 U S high school seniors who won honorable mention in the Ninth Annual George Westinghouse Scholarship contest Randall wrote the exam in Milwaukee in April as an entrant in the nationwide competition Ten of the contestants received four year engineering scholarships at Carnegie Tech the 19 honorable mention nominees will be recommended to colleges as worthy of scholarships
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Robert N. Randall
E. F. Randall
Fifth Avenue
George Westinghouse
Robert
Milwaukee
Carnegie Tech
Nelson Will Extend Session Invitation at Atlantic City
Forest J. Nelson advertising manager of a Kenosha factory will attend the National Industrial Advertisers Association convention in Atlantic City Thursday through Saturday. He will help the Wisconsin delegation seek the 1947 Milwaukee meeting and represent the Milwaukee association chapter. The NIAA invites Milwaukee to host next year's convention since the organization was founded there. Key speakers include Lt. Gen. E. B. Gregory of War Assets Administration, Charles White of Republic Steel, and J Penfield Seiberling of Seiberling Company.
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Forest J. Nelson
Kenosha
National Industrial Advertisers Association
Atlantic City
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Nelson
National Association
Milwaukee Association
NIAA
E. B. Gregory
War Assets Administration
Charles White
Republic Steel Corporation
J. Penfield Seiberling
Seiberling Company
Tire price caps rise 3.3 percent nationwide
OPA authorized an immediate 3.3 percent increase in retail ceiling prices for passenger car tires to offset higher wage and materials costs. The same raise applies to manufacturers and wholesalers and includes motorcycle tires.
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Washington
OPA
Italy election results show Christian Democrats lead
Rome reports the Christian Democratic party of Premier Alcide de Gasperi won 207 of 556 seats in the constituent assembly. The Socialists gained 115 seats and the Communists 104. The assembly will meet June 25 to elect its president.
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Rome
Christian Democratic
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy Becomes Republic with Clear Referendum Victory
Rome reports Italy officially becomes a republic at 6 05 p m as final referendum tallies show 12 717 923 votes for the republic and 10 719 284 for the monarchy.
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Rome
Italy
Supreme Court
Reorganization Final for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific
The bankruptcy trustees and reorganization managers for the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad were discharged by the federal court, completing the company’s reorganization.
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St. Paul Railroad
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Company
Federal Court
Tribute to Medical Pioneers and Ongoing Discoveries
History honors Osler Lister Curie Pasteur Banting and other medical giants. Modern science offers penicillin sulfa drugs and blood plasma as proven tools. Physicians rely on laboratory findings and druggists supply tested specifics in daily practice.
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Osler
Lister
Curie
Pasteur
Banting
State Men Raid County Taverns
Four inspectors from the State Beverage Tax division led a county sweep in early June resulting in warrants for 19 tavern operators in Kenosha county. Warrants, issued by County Judge W W Davis, were given to the sheriff for service. Five defendants pleaded not guilty and were released on $500 bonds pending a June 28 preliminary hearing. Others ordered to appear include Fred Haine Clarence Peterson Carl Radamacher Fred Gennens John Blasi Clara Meyers William Pretzman Mrs Anna Linkus Sylvester Covelli Vito Aulozi Harold Hertzberg Rose Nimit and Tom Bemis.
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State Beverage Tax Division
H. F. Zink
S. G. Swenson
Joseph Stanczewski
H. J. Rechlicz
Kenosha County
W. W. Davis
Sheriff's Department
Peter Patrizzi
Paris Township
Robert Holt
Peter Barca
Somers
Victor Rossi
Louis Greco
Peter Pantos
Pleasant Prairie Township
Davis
Fred Haine
Clarence Peterson
Carl Radamacher
Fred Gennens
John Blasi
Clara Meyers
William Pretzman
Anna Linkus
Sylvester Covelli
Vito Aulozi
Harold Hertzberg
Rose Nimit
Tom Bemis
Shriners to Hold Golf Tournament in Kenosha Racine
The Kenosha Shrine Club will host the second annual golf tournament at Maplecrest Country Club on Wednesday followed by a dinner. The organizing committee includes Harold Kelsey chairman Charles Lockwood Robert Peters Howard Coates and Gene Veconi. A June 29 trip to Sheboygan for Tripoli Temple’s eastern Wisconsin ceremonial was noted.
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Maplecrest Country Club
Kenosha Shrine Club
Maplecrest
Kenosha Shrine
Harold Kelsey
Charles H. Lockwood
Robert H. Peters
Howard G. Coates
Gene N. Veconi
Kenosha Club
Medinah Temple
Chicago
Kenosha Shriners
Sheboygan
Tripoli Temple
Wisconsin
Edward G Seubert Aground In Lake Michigan
The Cleveland Coast Guard reports the Standard Oil tanker Edward G. Seubert aground between North Manitou Island and the Leelanau peninsula taking on water. The cutter Mackinaw and the Beaumont Parks are speeding to assist the stricken vessel.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cleveland Coast Guard
Standard
Edward G. Seubert
Lake Michigan
North Manitou Island
Leelanau County
Coast Guard
Mackinaw
Beaumont Parks
American annex to Italian armistice handed to Rome
A reliable report says an American annex to the revised Italian armistice was delivered to the Italian government Saturday with lighter financial terms than the British document. Italian sources declined to discuss terms to avoid prejudicing negotiations.
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Rome
Mauston Woman Killed by Eastbound Hiawatha Train
Mrs. Emma Stackman, about 80, of Mauston Wisconsin was killed instantly yesterday when struck by an eastbound Milwaukee Road Hiawatha train at a Mauston crossing.
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Mauston
Wis
Emma Stackman
Milwaukee Road Hiawatha
Mauston Crossing
Slight Oversight Caused Noisy Car Tire
St. Joseph Missouri deputy sheriff Lloyd E Cole found a 15 inch tool left inside the tire casing by an absent minded mechanic. The tool caused a bumping noise in the tire.
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St. Joseph
Lloyd E. Cole
Absent Witness Fined in Farina Case Hearing
Samuel Daquista, 30, Milwaukee, subpoenaed as a witness for the municipal court preliminary hearing in the Farina murder and assault case, was fined 100 dollars and 6.50 in costs for contempt after failing to appear. He was arrested on a bench warrant issued Saturday. The hearing involved John Mandella, Jerome Mandella, Louis Fazio and Dominic Lampone, Milwaukee men convicted by a circuit court jury of first degree murder and assault with intent to murder.
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Samuel Daquista
Farina
Edward J. Ruetz
Daquista
John and
Jerome Mandella
Louis Fazio
Dominic Lampone
Losing Golf Clubs is Crowning Blow
Williamsport Pa events recount the Williamsport Grays owner Earle W Halstead facing a season already dampened by rain and floods. Flood damage ruined 80 dozens of balls 40 uniforms and four dozens of bats while new $150 golf clubs remained in water soaked and ruined.
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Williamsport
NEA
Earle W. Halstead
Williamsport Grays
Bowman Field
Halstead
Earle
Colonel Kilian to Stand Trial in Court Martial
Col James A Kilian commander of the Lich field Eng guardhouse during the war faced trial before a U S court martial on cruelty to American prisoner soldiers. After six and a half hours the court overruled Kilian's motion to quash the charges.
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Bad Neuheim
James A. Kilian
Lichfield
Eng
U. S
Kilian
Von Papen Links Aide's Murder to Secret Police
Franz Von Papen testified to the international military tribunal that a personal aide was killed by the German secret police in February 1938 while helping assemble records in Austria for export to sanctuary in Switzerland. The event occurred during his tenure as ambassador to Austria before the Anschluss.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Franz von Papen
International Military Tribunal
Austria
Switzerland
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Hoover In Havana For Food Famine Talks
Former President Herbert Hoover arrives in Havana as an official guest for a one day visit. He is to confer with Cuban President Ramon Grau San Martin about his role with the Famine Emergency committee. Guatemala exported nearly 800000 banana bunches in the cited month.
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Havana
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Rancho Bayeras
Ramon Grau San Martin
Dynamatic Corp Plans Building To Triple Output Growth
Dynamatic Corp moves to expand output after Eaton Manufacturing of Cleveland buys its outstanding stock. Kenosha granted building permission to extend the plant as the firm, under current management, aims to accelerate national distribution of its electric power transmission equipment and dynamometers.
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Dynamatic Corp
Cas
Kenosha
Anthony
M. P. Winther
Eaton Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Eaton Company
Dynamatic Corporation
Civilian Production Administration
Milwaukee
Anthony Winther
H. P. Lundskow
Mark Kindt
Doctors per person comparison raises U S healthcare concern
The United States has one doctor for every 800 persons in normal times, a higher ratio than any other nation. Sweden shows the lowest rate with one doctor per 2860 people.
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United States
Sweden
Kathryn Grayson Granted Divorce From John Shelton
Las Vegas reports Kathryn Grayson, the singing actress, won a divorce from actor John Shelton. The couple wed in 1942 and battled repeated separations, with Grayson alleging cruelty and citing previous divorce petitions she later withdrew after Shelton entered the army.
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Kathryn Grayson
John Shelton
Las Vegas
Sheltons
Shelton
Jackson Denies Registration Rumor
Justice Robert H. Jackson denied a published report that he planned to resign as chief American war crimes prosecutor in Nuernberg He said he would leave Nuernberg about July 15 for the United States but insisted he was not resigning He expected to return to Nuernberg in September when the tribunal hands down verdicts
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Nuernberg
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Jackson
Argentina tightens control of food exports
Argentina has placed practically all food exports under government control, signaling a broad export policy shift. The move centralizes oversight of major agricultural products and could affect international buyers and market prices.
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Argentina
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