Rise in value jokes spark debate on wives and freedom
A newspaper column lampoons trends of rising values while debating wives' influence. It cites a British divorce ruling slashing a husband's damages and a Virginia professor’s call for a male rebellion and new freedoms for men, including control over attire and voices, sparking playful outrage and gender-role critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel W. Stevenson
Virginia
St. George
Dr. Stevenson
America
Western diplomats say Russia seeks to drop germ charges at UN
Western officials privately claim Moscow wants to drop germ warfare accusations against the United States as the UN Security Council debates the issue. They say Russia doubts it can prove the case with current evidence and notes Moscow’s recent North Korea consultations. Malik proposes appealing to ratify the 1925 Geneva Protocol outlawing biological weapons, a move backed by many but open to debate before a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
United States
UN Security Council
North Korea
Jacob A. Malik
U. S
Malik
Child Fatally Struck Running Across Cedarburg Road
Four year old Mark Laubenstein of Cedarburg was killed when struck by a car driven by Fred Nehrbass of Milwaukee as the child ran across a road near his parents home. The incident occurred yesterday in Cedarburg Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarburg
Wis
Mark Laubenstein
Fred Nehrbass
Milwaukee
Socialist Leader Leaves Old Party Quits Socialist Party after 25 years
Maynard Krueger University of Chicago professor and 1940 Socialist vice presidential nominee announces he is leaving the American Socialists after 25 years membership. He denounces the party as a ticket running organization during a lecture at the Institute of International Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Maynard Krueger
University of Chicago
Socialist Party
Krueger
Institute of International Relations
Shopping Around Horizontal Word Puzzle List
A mixed list of crossword style clues and partial phrases across horizontal and vertical sections. Appears as a jumble of numbered hints including foods fuels prescrip tions stores pets and various objects with multiple definitions and wordplay.
Puzzle Answer Clues Pack
A compact list of cryptic crossword clues and numbered hints referencing fear fear, Canadian physician Sir, hobby, equal, essential being, ability, adjust, Hebrew ascetic ee, eddy, impertinent coll., beast, son of Jacob, Hebrew measure, teacher coll., Icelandic saga, harvest, and spread to dry.
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Sir
Eddy
Beast
Jacob
Dairy import curbs kept in place as congressmen cheer
Washington U P Congressmen hailed the House decision to retain curbs on imports of cheese butter and other fats and oils. They expect Senate approval in conference while price wage control adjustments are considered. A Senate repeal proposal failed 105 25 and the House kept a modified version allowing selective curbs and a possible 10 percent import boost for restricted items at the Agriculture Secretary's discretion.
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Washington
U.P
House
Senate
Congress
U. S
Hale Boggs
D-La
House Banking Committee
August H. Andresen
R. Minn
Secretary of Agriculture
Hubby Tells Exploits In Divorce Suit
In Los Angeles a model testified in a divorce case that her husband Henry Edward Huntington II, a grandson of a railroad magnate, returned home at 3 a.m. and confessed affairs with other women. Martha Outlaw Huntington, 33, described him as often away until 2 or 3 a.m. on most nights.
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Los Angeles
Martha Outlaw Huntington
Henry Edward Huntington II
Outagamie County Pushes Health Screen for Migrant Workers
The Outagamie county board adopted a resolution urging the 1953 Wisconsin legislature to require home states to certify workers and their families are healthy before they move to Wisconsin. The health committee cites poverty and welfare costs from ill migrants and seeks employer charges to cover care and return shipping of ill workers.
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Appleton
U.P
Outagamie
Wisconsin
Extend Man's Life By Massaging Heart
Milwaukee hospital officials report a patient lived about two and a half days after heart stoppage during an operation because the heart was massaged to restore action. Roman Rzeszotarski, 67, a Milwaukee tailor, died last night after an abdominal operation could not continue. Egypt complains of lack of American demand for dried onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U.P
St. Luke’s Hospital
Roman Rzeszotarski
Rzeszotarski
Couple Keeps Ghost Town Store Going
S. D. Ahnberg is home to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Raad the town's last residents since the 1940s They operate a grocery from the empty ghost town once home to two stores a bank and a lumber yard The couple recalls a fading community with election day activity and occasional visitors while rail service has ended and only a handful of customers remain
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Ahnberg
S. D
Andrew Raad
Raads
Rand
Raad
Welding Spark Triggers Large Oil Tank Fire in Stoughton
A welding spark started an oil fire at Wadhams Oil Co in Stoughton Wisconsin damaging four tanks and threatening two more. Fire crews from Stoughton Edgerton Oregon and Madison fought the blaze as flames rose up to fifty feet and smoke was visible from Madison fifteen miles away. Damage amount not yet determined.
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Stoughton
Wis
U.P
Wadhams Oil Co
Edgerton
Oregon
Madison
Utah Delegates Back Harriman at Democratic Nominating Race
An Associated Press survey of 17 Utah Democratic delegates shows seven favor W. Averell Harriman and five back Oklahoma Senator Robert Kerr for the party's nomination. Five delegates remain undecided as convention votes loom.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
W. Averell Harriman
Sen
Robert S. Kerr
Associated Press
Harriman
Mutual Security
Oklahoma
Kerr
Half-Sizer Pattern R4602 For Anne Adams Mail-In Offer
Smart Half-Sizer pattern R4602 offers sizes from 14 to 22 with options cuffed or band sleeves and narrow lace edging. Sent 35 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Kenosha Evening News Chicago Illinois with name address zone size and style number printed plainly.
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Anne Adams
Kenosha Evening News
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Pajama-Clad Envoy Views Embassy Fire
A midnight blaze at the British embassy damaged the main chancery and an annex, causing about $10,000 in damage before firefighters contained the fire. British ambassador Sir Oliver Franks visited the lobby in pajama topcoat to view the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chancery
Sir Oliver Franks
Proxmire pushes Kohler on McCarthy support
Madison reports Assemblyman William Proxmire asked Governor Walter Kohler to explain why he openly backs Senator Joseph McCarthy during a Democratic governor nomination campaign.
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Madison
U.P
William Proxmire
Walter Kohler
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Wisconsin district to hold annual meeting at Bristol hall
Notice to qualified electors of Joint School District No 1 Wheatland Salem Paris Brighton Bristol that the annual meeting will be at Bristol Community Hall on Monday June 30 1952 at 8. The meeting notices a local official action and quorum requirement.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Wheatland
Salem
Paris
Brighton
Bristol
A. D
Floyd R. Holloway
Paris Township
Pn Schenning
Wheatland Township
Ralph Ambrose
Salem Township
Richard F. Hartnell
Estate of Hugh E Williams notices of probate heirs
State of Wisconsin Kenosha County announces a proving of heirs for Hugh E Williams deceased. Creditors must file claims by September 23 1952 and proofs of heirs will be examined at a special term of the county court on October 28 1952 at 10 oclock A.M. in Kenosha. W W Davis judge and John P McEvoy attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Hugh E. Williams
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Said
W. W. Davis
John P. McEvoy
Sale Notice in Kenosha County Court Case Molaro vs Barca
Sheriff levies on Alex Barca property to satisfy a judgment of $2,178.50 in Municipal Court Kenosha. The land described lies in part of section 30 township 2 north range 23 east, with bounds along 22nd Avenue and 35th Street.
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State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Louis Molaro
Alex Barca
Kenosha
35Th Street
Trustee's
22Nd Avenue
Public sale notice in Kenosha County Wisconsin 1952
Legal notices detail a sheriff sale of Lot 3 High View Country Home Subdivision in Pleasant Prairie City Kenosha at the court house south front door July 5 1952 at 10 am to satisfy execution. Included are estate proceedings for Christian Fred Radatz with administration sought by Maude Radatz and heirship proofs to be heard July 8 1952 and creditors due by September 16 1952. Justice W W Davis presides. Vaudreuil & Vaudreuil represent the plaintiffs and executors.
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22Nd Avenue
35Th Street
Kenosha
Wisconsin
High View Country Home
the Register of Deeds
Kenosha County
Pleasant Prairie
State OF Wisconsin
Christian Fred Radatz
Maude Radatz
Court House
Said
W. W. Davis
Vaudreuil & Vaudreuil
Weight loss claim for Renor Concentrate recipe
F. E. Osborne of 1380 15th St reports losing 12 pounds quickly and relief from rheumatism using Renor Concentrate. The ad promotes a simple home recipe as a safe economical weight loss method with no starving or expensive vitamins needed.
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Renor
F. E. Osborne
15Th St
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