Area Redistricting Debate Prompts No Vote Advice
The piece argues against area based redistricting and urges a No vote in November. It notes GOP confusion at Elkhorn and Milwaukee and cites Kenosha and Walworth counties as examples of population vs area disparities. Gov Kohler signals support for the standard population rule.
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Elkhorn
Milwaukee
United Voters Club
Oshkosh
Kenosha County
Kenosha
Walworth
Kenoshans
Kohler
Kenosha Youths Honor Roll At Lake Forest Academy
From the Files of the Kenosha News Fifteen Years Ago June 20 1937 David J Lippert and Court ney Johnson are Kenosha boys receiving scholastic recognition at Lake Forest academy A recital by students of Maurice G Ivins is planned for tomorrow afternoon with Robbie Dennis Joyce Stange Marion Podalay and others participating Twelve more items note library staff attending the American Library Association convention in Toronto and local residents returning for summer visits with university ties and club meetings
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David J. Lippert
Joseph E. Lippert
Courtney Johnson
Kenosha
Lake Forest Academy
Dominick Principle
56Th St
Kenosha Hospital
Maurice G. Ivins
Robbie Denis
Joyce Stange
Marion Podalay
Shirley East
Maxine Hopper
Jean Donnell
Ethel Morrison
David O'Malley
Eileen Krueger
Billy Schultz
Edith Woloshin
F. A. Senowski
Jeanette
Elsie
Agnes Radykowski
Louise Zens
Pearl Murty
Bernice Gales
Lottie Lubin
Leena Sawicki
Vivian Vandenburg
Leona Glowacki
Mary Groga
Geraldine DeRose
Cora Frantz
Agnes Ryerson
American Library Association
Toronto
Canada
Edna Mayer
University of Wisconsin
John Quinton Lyman
Wisconsin University
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
Nelson A. Pennoyer
Pennoyer Sanitarium
Lake Shore
Burr Simmons
E. L. Grant
Dickens Club
Peter Fisher, Jr
Cornell University
Ithica
Peace Contract Cost U.S. Millions in Bonn Fallout
The Bonn peace treaty with Germany triggers East West tensions as Communists react with demonstrations and the US faces higher costs. Britain France and Germany seek more funding, while leaders call for broader four power talks and delayed Senate action until after July conventions.
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Bonn
Germany
Berlin
Uncle Sam
England
America
Europe
Indo-China
France
The
Daily Worker
London
Eden
West Germany
Adenauer
Russia
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Reuter
Rhine
U. S. Senate
Congress
Senate
The Doctor Says No Cure Yet for Psoriasis
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes psoriasis cause unknown and no universal cure. Family links and arthritis associations exist while treatments vary with limited lasting success. Ultraviolet exposure and coal tar ointments help some, but permanent results remain elusive. future treatments hoped. French Morocco boosted foreign trade last year by selling phosphates and ores.
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L. W
French
Morocco
Atomic maneuvers tested for soldier nerves and learning
Army psychologists report paratroopers show normal fear levels during live atomic detonations. Tests measure learning from briefings and reactions to explosions, with results suggesting most troops understand facts after exposure, while panic remains absent among participants.
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Washington
NEA
Maj
Jay B. Mowbray
Army
Mowbray
Barbs and Murmurs Prompt News in Brief Moments
A doctor notes children catch almost everything but warns mothers may shield them from certain exposures. A wealthy man’s hard work earns praise. An intoxicated driver crashes a trailer into a wall, illustrating how drink harms families. A Louisiana woman bears triplets and hints at upcoming changes. A Nebraska judge jails a woman for refusal to talk, while she stands apart in her class.
Vital Findings In Satirical Essay On Women
A dated satirical column critiques women with twelve blunt claims about cooking crying strength and dressing. The author jokes about gender roles and social habits, ending by praising women as precious despite stereotypes. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
Stop Bossy Mother-in-Law With Determined Tact
Ruth Millett advises a wife to firmly claim her own life choices in face of a controlling mother in law. Standing up to command invitations and cost questions, the wife should use tact to assert independence while preserving family harmony.
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Bill
Strange Beliefs About Praying Mantis
In a Nature scrap book item the author notes myths about mantises praying facing Mecca and seeing angels, while detailing their anatomy two to three inches long with large eyes and folded wings. It mentions 20 U.S. kinds, rare in Indiana, and that mantises are fierce predators with internal fights that can cost eyes or limbs. Tomorrow’s entry hints at the other side of the Moon.
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Mecca
Mohammed
Canada
United States
Indiana
Tropics
Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiggam
Questioning social issues from education to family life, Wiggam notes rising divorces alongside more marriages and argues for more schools and teachers. He cites Spock on child treatment and the long-term impact of love versus fear on a child’s development.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
Notable WWII and diplomatic figures in historical records
Questions and answers identify leaders James Doolittle as 8th Air Force commander, Col Mary A Halloren as Women's Army Corps director, Dr Konrad Adenauer as German Chancellor, George F Kennan as U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, and a health note on potential childhood mouth breathing leading to gum inflammation and tooth loss.
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Women's Army Corps
Col
Mary A. Halloren
Quotes from public figures and entertainers
A collection of remarks from Norman Thomas, Jack Blatt, A S Herlong Jr, Pat McCarran, and Liz Scott. The quotes touch on political campaigns loneliness congressional equality Russian literature and personal security for traveling actresses.
Memphis wife presents cigars for newborn daughter
Mrs. John B. Fletcher Jr. celebrated the birth of her daughter by presenting her husband with cigars. Capt. Fletcher was serving overseas at the time, and the wife handled the congratulations at home in Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
John B. Fletcher Jr
Capt. Fletcher
Making Plans to Introduce Friends by Chance
A suggestion on coordinating social introductions by arranging shared activities. Encourages purposeful planning to bring two friends together rather than leaving the meeting to luck.
They Like to Know Boston Adopted Children Facts Early
Boston University psychologist Dr. Lowell S. Trowbridge, who has two adopted children, argues that adopted children should be told the facts from the very beginning. He says tell the child he was chosen from several candidates and that many children enjoy hearing that story repeatedly.
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Boston
Boston University
Lowell S. Trowbridge
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Clifford Stephens
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Ruth Millett
Walters
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James Doolittle
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George F. Kennan
Norman Thomas
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Liz Scott
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