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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
6
Sweden maintains neutrality but growing distrust of communism follows Russian actions. A Russian jet reportedly fired on a Swedish plane over the Baltic, prompting strong protests. Swedish authorities confirm a spy ring operating for ten years with four Russian diplomats implicated and spies confessing.
Mrs William Larsen hosted a birthday tribute for Lena E Melville and Mrs William Colby with guests George Gregorson F Schmel ling Ed ris O Connor and Doris Longworth. Sara Brownes piano class performed at John Bohren home including Marion Gellert Jerry Cleary Patsy Grasser and others. Twin daughters born to Joseph Moticik at St Catherine Hospital. St Joan of Arc Sodality breakfast arrangements led by Rose Zuffa Helen Modory Ann Julia Irene Simo Mary Wolslager.
Essay argues France uses influence to demand billions for Indo Chinese defense and ironclad US guarantees against EDC withdrawal while pressing limits on colonial Africa policy. It traces US policy stages from 1941 to present, urges a proactive anti-Communist stance and a stronger US role supporting France within a balanced Western alliance.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains chest surveys identify latent tuberculosis and prevent spread by early treatment. He cites Savannah Georgia in 1945 where about 75 000 county residents underwent X rays revealing many with early TB, enabling isolation and prompt care to protect others.
Morrisville, Pa. U S Steel builds Fairless Works on 3842 acres, turning spinach fields into a $400 million steel mill. The site draws mud coated traffic daily as 10 000 workers shape the plant with nine open hearth furnaces and a sheet finishing area. Local fears fade as workers arrive and housing booms with Fairless Hills and Levittown developments. startup takes about a year before full operation.
A bronze tablet placed underwater marks the spot in Kealakekua Bay where Captain James Cook was killed by natives. The marker lies below sea level and is visible only at low tide, likely the world's only such plaque.
Alf Smith was known as the Happy Warrior in American politics. Nine presidents have held general rank. Oregon is nicknamed the Beaver State. Alexander Hamilton and James Madison were the principal contributors to the Federalist Papers. Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs in his career.
A column argues that television coverage of the Chicago convention reshapes voter behavior. It notes charm and media presence can sway choices, while urging voters to weigh candidates’ words and integrity over photogenic appeal. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
A compilation of quotes accuses Communists of exploiting grievances and inciting conflict while defending free speech press and US resolve. Notables include Senator Kefauver President Truman Earl Johnson John Muccio and Corinne Calvet making a cross section of Cold War rhetoric.
A historical note explains earth curvature: about eight inches per mile, and for two miles the drop is 32 inches, growing with the square of distance.
A doctor argues in a national women's magazine that mothers must demand respect from their children. She cites Susan as a model of overindulgent parenting where kids demand and take while the mother remains always at their beck and call. She urges mothers to insist on reciprocity and recognize their own rights.
The article explains that adult moths carry pollen while caterpillars can harm plants and sometimes humans with formic acid or irritating hairs. It highlights the silkworm’s role in silk production, pollen transfer during nectar feeding, and lists pests like gypsy moths, armyworms, codling moths, canker worms, corn ear worms, cotton bollworms, and clothes moths, noting damage is primarily from caterpillars.
The text lists eight female types in Bernice Brown McCuller’s view of why women avoid marriage. It also notes a child’s age as key to mental growth and cites Dr Burleigh Gardner on traits distinguishing successful from unsuccessful executives.
A promoter notes youth interest in TV wrestling and learning new holds. College students who studied pharmacy are selling malted milks and sandwiches. The piece ponders flood hygiene and clean shoes on muddy carpets. A Tennessee musician faced arrest over two wives. The ironies of talent and effort close the note.
A guidance note emphasizes declining to disclose details of a husband's business. It advises that answering point-blank questions invites unnecessary scrutiny and that a vague reply leaves the impression of limited knowledge about the affairs.
The faces of Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt are sculptured in Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota and are visible from the air at a distance of sixty miles.
The dog’s upper jaw holds six incisors two canines and twelve molars. The lower jaw shares this setup plus two additional molars, creating a total that exceeds the upper jaw by two molars.
The text explains a Moorish practice where a wife who does not bear a male child can be divorced with tribal consent and may remarry. The process continues until a male offspring is born.
The stalled lighthouse lens from Nave Sink Highlands New Jersey once fixed on New York harbor now orbits in Boston's Museum of Science. It radiates a 9,000,000 candlepower beam continuing the beacon's legacy.
A historical note describes strict tolerance for imperfect design among Mohammedans who hold that only Allah is perfect. The passage contrasts this with a claim that Norwegian farms derive over 40 percent of their income from milk.
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