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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1955
Page
5
Chicago interior designer Bob Lindenthal collects house superstitions. He advises moving into a new home to walk through each room with bread and salt for luck, a practice linked to the North Yorkshire house handsel. Proponents say bread symbolizes prosperity and abundance.
The National Labor Relations Board hears 25 additional charges against Kohler Co tied to the April 1954 strike by Local 833 of the UAW CIO. The allegations include interference and coercion by Kohler officials and supervisors, with threats attributed to Herbert V. Kohler. Witnesses, including Ella Frazier, testified as the hearing continues.
Mrs. Romelle Roosevelt obtained a surprise default divorce from Rep. James Roosevelt in Pasadena California. The brief uncontested hearing before Superior Judge Kurtz Kauffman occurred while Roosevelt was in Washington. Attorneys for both sides requested an immediate default hearing not on the court calendar.
Tokyo publisher Eisuke Fukuda 75 president of Tokyo Shimbun died of pneumonia. His Shimbun boasted a large 800000 circulation and Fukuda was famed as one of Japan's richest men and a colorful newspaper figure.
The Chinese Communists staged military drills in the coast near Wu chin Island opposite Formosa with Nationalist Chinese outposts 16 miles from mainland China, per Central News Agency today.
The United States proposes all nations submit radiation and fallout data from atomic tests to the UN to prove safeguards protect human health. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. led the move, aiming for global data collations after UN action. El Paso votes 6-1 to abolish school segregation, first major Texas city to act under Supreme Court rulings. 712 Black pupils last year.
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