Kenosha News Information and Publication Details
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
Kenosha
Wisconsin
R. 8S
C. E. Head
Marlatt
Associated Press, United Press, Association
Wisconsin Daily League and Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
San Francisco
Diinois
Illinois
Theft of German crown jewels becomes national drama
The case details an American colonel and his Wac wife allegedly stealing crown jewels hidden by Kaiser’s sister and recovered via FBI work with international links to Queen Victoria. The trove, including manuscripts, rose in value as reports spread, prompting debate on military conduct and national trust in wartime treasure.
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Wac
Kaiser
FBI
Queen Victoria
Reich
Hitler
Margaret
United States
Russia Could Benefit From Mild Deflation
Commentary argues that a touch of deflation in Russia might steady prices, reduce debt strain, and encourage investment. It notes potential risks to growth and social stability if policy moves are too abrupt or poorly coordinated.
Hoover defends food aid mission amid communist opposition
Herbert Hoover, speaking in Rio de Janeiro, urged Moscow to align press lines as he praised Brazil’s capacity to provide rice, beans, and corn. He argued world famine relief requires unity against communist opposition and warned that the United States and allies will show global brotherhood through continued aid.
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United States
Herbert Hoover
Rio de Janeiro
Communist Party
Brazil
Hoover
Moscow
Russia
Signs of Easing Strain in Markets Spark Consumer Patience
The article notes early signs of market relief as better quality goods appear amid shortages. Shoppers delay purchases, cancelling long-placed orders for radios and appliances, hoping for more reliable supply and improved quality soon. Shortages persist, with demand outpacing production for months.
Turning Back the Pages of History
June 22 1921 reports nine Kenosha county youths to Madison for a weeklong College of Agriculture course. Names listed include Eleanor Burgess George Michels Florence Bloss Harold Kreuscher Dorothea Lloyd George B Price Jr and Elizabeth Peterson. Nash Motors cuts auto prices with models and new prices. WCTU names winners of annual junior high essay contest with Esther Jordan among Lincoln scholars.
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Kenosha County
Madison
College of Agriculture
Eleanor Burgess
George Michels
Florence Bloss
Harold Kreuscher
Dorothea Lloyd
George B. Price, Jr
Elizabeth Peterson
W.C.T.U
Lincoln
Esther Jordan
Awards listed for Washington school students
Miss Vivian Odelburg and Charles Kostermanke receive honorable mention. Celia Bain earns first award. George Swartz, Stella Schanek, and Joseph Freedman receive honorable mention.
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Vivian Odelburg
Charles Kostermanke
Washington School
Celia Bain
George Swartz
Stella Schanek
Joseph Freedman
Travel advised as a remedy for grads and workers
A college professor urges graduates to travel despite a tight job market. Businessmen warn it takes long to rebound after vacation. The piece notes a mockingbird changing tune 87 times in seven minutes and mentions a London school where girls take fencing lessons between classes.
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London
South American Coffee Protests Over U S Subsidy Plan
Several coffee producing nations in South America protest the United States plan for a 3 cents per pound subsidy. They argue it prompts an unfair race to deliver coffee within a limited period, potentially altering markets.
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South America
United States
Sunday Worship Services Across Local Churches Listed
A roundup of church times and pastors for Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopal, Methodist, Congregational, Evangelical, Christian Science and other denominations. Includes service hours, Sunday schools, masses, and midweek events across numerous churches and locations.
St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Service Schedule
The Rev Alexander Pyza, pastor, conducts services at the corner of Eighteenth Avenue and Forty third Street. Sunday high mass at 10 a m. Saturday and Sunday vesper hours are 7 a m. Thursday 7 00 p m. special services for boys in military service.
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St. Casimir
Washington Road
Leo Kierstein
Joseph Lomasz
St. George
Eighth Avenue
Forty Eighth Street
St. James
Fifty-eighth Street
Tenth Avenue
James E. Cotter
Claude T O'Brien
Harold C. Petronis
St. Mark’s
Fourteenth Avenue
Seventy-second Street
St. Jude
Ralph J. Altstadt
A. A. Nickolai
George Budde
St. Mary's
Thirty-ninth Avenue
Roosevelt Road
R. C. Bell
F. N Schmidt
St. Peter's
First Street
Seventh Avenue
Joseph Paulakonis
I. C
Adam Jeskevicius
St. Thomas
Sixty Third Street
Joseph Higgins
William Cox
Grace Lutheran
C. C. Roth
D.D
Luther League
Mount Zion
West Sixtieth
Ev. Lutheran— Wisconsin Synod
Synodical Conference
Sixtieth Street
Thirtyseventh Avenue
E. H. Huebner
Peace Evangelical Lutheran
Wilmet
St. John’s Lutheran
Paul Chropovka
St. Luke's Ev
E. Walter Hillmer
St. Paul's Lutheran
26Th Ave
J. H. Johnson
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Ninth Avenue
Seventy-first Street
Paul L. Graf
Zion Lutheran
Bristol
Eugene Hinderer
St. Nicholas
Eighteenth Avenue
Forty-Third Street
Alexander Pyza
Boye
Salvation Army activities schedule and church notices
Salvation Army at 5809 Seventh Avenue led by Major John J. Potts lists Sunday and midweek services including Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and evening services, Junior Band rehearsal, Young People's meetings, open air services, and Bible study. Outpost activities mirror the schedule with midweek services Tuesday and prayer meeting Thursday. Apostolic Faith Church at 3528 Fourteenth Avenue, Rev. Wm. Klopp, pastor.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Sixty-third Street
H J Freeman
Calvary Baptist
Twenty-third Avenuue
Fifty-sixth Street
John Agrin
Community Baptist
Silver
Lake
Wis
A. Brannen
First Baptist
Seventh Avenue
Fifty Ninth Street
Robert Gordon
Immanuel Baptist
Sixty-fourth Street
N. E. West
God
Second Baptist
Fifty-seventh Street
Cleo McKenzie
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Eighth Avenue
First Methodist
Sheridan Road
Sixtieth Street
Fred E. Frankson
J. D. Klein
Thirty-second Avenue
Frankson
Immanuel Methodist
Anton Story
Ludwigson
Guy RK. Nelson
Waukesha
The
Methodist Church
Cavalry Tabernacle
Seventy-fifth Street
First Church of the Nasarene
Washington Road
Lottie M. Rynearson
Alice Nowak
Foursquare Tabernacle
Fourth Avenue
Seventieth Street
Co. E. Boreman
Holy Name
Wilmot
Kenosha
Young People’s Hour
Wallace Kehrein
Young People’s Prayer Meeting
Kenosha Gospel Tabernacle
Fifty-second Street
Peniel Tabernacle
Twenty Second Avenue
Paul Mitchell
Wayside Gospel
John Rieder
Moody Bible Institute
Winthrop Harbor
Fverett R. Felder
Salvation Army
John J. Potts
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
Young People’s Bible Study
Rivers and Amphibians Share Swiss Roots and Traits
A reader questions Swiss river headwaters note. The Rhine, Rhone, Danube, and Po all draw water from the Swiss Alps, with the Inn headstream feeding the Danube. Swiss geography hosts many famous river sources. The column also explains amphibians as animals between fish and reptiles, describing frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders and their life stages.
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Switzerland
Rhine
Rhone
Danube
Swiss Alps
Ticino
Grisons
Inn
Europe
Black Forest
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Michael Kosanovich
Detective Valle’s Newborn Brings $500 Betting Tale
Chicago police detective Joseph Valle welcomed a son whose birth sparked a betting pool among friends. Valle reportedly collected $500 as wagers predicting the baby would be a girl, marking a curious start to the family story.
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Chicago
U.P
Joseph E. Valle
Valle
McKenney On Bridge Dealer
Bridge column notes dealer strategy and play tips from McKenney with concise observations and practical guidance for contract decisions and signaling.
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McKenney
Army eyes long range missiles to hit any world target in hour
Col. S B Ritchie told the House appropriations committee the army foresees missiles capable of crossing oceans and reaching any target within an hour. He described a coastal defense missile and a deep strike system with self guiding, high speed rockets and robot control, plus research on a molten metal jet weapon for atom bomb defense.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Army
House Appropriations Committee
Col
S. B. Ritchie
Research and Development Service
Ritchie
Radio Corporation of America
Nehru Arrest Shocks India Delays Kashmir Talks
AP analyst notes Nehru, a leading Indian figure, was arrested near Kashmir while aiding suspected seditionists. The move halts ongoing negotiations with Britain on a provisional Indian government and sparks widespread strikes and protests across Bombay, Calcutta, Karachi, and Madras as Gandhi’s influence is cited.
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Kashmir
Jawaharlal Nehru
All India Congress
New Delhi
Nehru
Pandit
England
India
Bombay
Calcutta
Karachi
Madras
Mahatma Gandhi
United Nations
Orient
Pet dog Trixie Ann sparks cemetery court battle in Carmel
A Carmel Indiana court suit seeks to move Trixie Ann the beloved Manchester terrier buried beside her master from Carmel Cemetery. Relatives claim the dog's grave offends mourners while owner Nora Bray argues the pet rests beside a loved one and deserves peace. The case draws on community sentiment and a poem from Pat O Cotter.
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Carmel
Ind
Trixie Ann
Fido
Marion County
Carmel Cemetery
Nora H. Bray
Pat O'Cotter
Airports as Community Centers Urged by A A A E Leader
Adm. Emory Land, head of the Air Transport Association, urged at the American Association of Airport Executives convention that U S air depots be transformed into community centers. He proposed swimming pools hotels stores shops and possibly a golf course to improve use and appeal.
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Chicago
Emory
Land
Air Transport Assn
American Association of Airport Executives
Auction at Wesleyan Church Roasts Off Church Furnishings
An auctioneer used the Wesleyan church pulpit in Leominster England to sell church contents including the organ selling for 680 dollars and church pews at seven dollars each.
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Wesleyan
Leominster
England
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By Galbraith
MA Service
IC. T. M. Rec
U. & Pat. Off
Viking
Florence Reich
Myrtle Wall
Carl Peterson
Oscar Swanson
Jennie Olson
Minnie Larsen
Nash Motors
Nash
Holy Rosary
Mt. Carmel
St. Anthony’s
Twenty-second Avenue
Fifty-first Street
St. John’s Chapel
Twin Lakes
Christian
Christian Reformed
Seventeenth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Edward Joling
T.D
Fifty-third Stree
First Christian
Twelfth Avenue
Sixty-first Street
Frederick Chandler
Revandler
Sixteenth Avenue
Christian Science
First Congregational
George R. Cady
Holger Sorensen
Episcopal
St. Matthew's Episcopal
Kenneth D. Martin
Malcolm P. Brunner
St. Andrew's Episcopal Chapel
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Kenneth D_. Martin
Staal
First Evangelical
Roscoe E. Plowman
Bethany Evangelical Lutheran
Fif
Teenth Avenue
Seventy-fourth Street
Walter K. Pifer
Friedens Ev. Lutheran
Nineteenth Avenue
Carl H. Buenger
R. A. Siegler
St. Mary's Lutheran
Sixty-fifth Street
M. C. Dixon
Minnie M. Larsen
Methodist
Bristol Community Methodist
Ralph Edwards
Coleman Chapel
A. M
Fiftieth Street
Lloyd B. Peebles
Pleasant Prairie Community
Wesley Chapel
James Bailey
Pleasant Prairie
Wesley
Salem
Dale A. Jennings
Salem—Church
Rev
Goetz
First Presbyterian
Roscoe T. Fulton
Westminster Fellowship
Assembly of God
Twenty-fifth Avenue
H. L. Flaherty
Christ Ambassadors
Baha'i Center
Children’s Garden of Light
Margot McNamee Johnson
Batavia
First Spiritual Alliance
M. L. Fuller
Chicago, Ill
Sifishyne
Guernsey Dairy
Sixty-Ninth ST
Guernsey
Apostolic Faith
Chureh
fFourteenth Avenue
Wm. Klopp
Gordon Lumber and Supply CO
75Th St
Uncle Ray's
Sylvia
By James Marlow
Haks
Weither Wel. North
N.T
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Lee Hazen
East
Declarer
Buck Rogers
Col. Ritchie
General Electric Company
Everett S. Hughes
Ordnance
DeWitt Mackenzie
Hindustan
Pandit Nehru
Sheid Abdullah
Hari Singh
Gandhi
Sheboygan Press
Gallagher Paint CO
7Th Ave
Sugansev
Ihe
Fries
Kodaks
Rode
Camera Shop
Roosevelt Rd
Rakosi’s Jewelry Store
6Th Ave
David Nelson & Son
54Th Street
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