32nd Wisconsin National Guard Unit Holds Camp Review
Wisconsin’s 32nd National Guard division, a 4500 man regimental combat team, parades for Gov Kohler and state lawmakers at Camp McCoy Wisconsin across a 25 acre field with 500 vehicles and full arms. Brig Gen Breidster said inspections are thorough and the division is performing well. Major Gen Hill praised tankers at Ft. Knox and Lt Col Dehlinger said convoys would depart Saturday as men head home from Camp.
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Camp McCoy
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Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Walter Kohler
W. F. Breidster
Milwaukee
Breidster
Jim Dan Hill
Ft. Knox
Armored Center
James J. Dehlinger
Stevens Point
Indians and Cards win in Pony League action
In a twilight Fox River Park game the Indians beat the Giants 14-10. Dave Van Every hit two triples and Joe Beyers added three hits for the Indians while Gary Dix and Lee Lewis each had four hits for the Giants. At New Munster the Cards routed the Tigers 15-3 for a sixth straight win, aided by Tigers errors. Norm Robers earned the win for the Cards. Sunday games start at 1 30 p m with Cards facing Giants at Fox River and Indians meeting Tigers at New Munster.
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Fox River Park
Indians
Giants
Dave van Every
Joe Beyers
Gary Dix
Lee Lewis
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Norm Robers
Cards
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Munger Installed Lions President in Kenosha Club
Lions club in Kenosha installed Earle Munger as president with retiring District Governor V. J. Lucareli officiating. New officers include M. G. Borneman, Dr. Donald Heyden, Ralph Hewitt, Theodore Schneider, Jerry Hawkins, Dr. I. G. Moe, Florian Seitz, Al Rohrer, Francis Vidas, Charles Stanley, and others. The club also gave $500 to fund a new summer camp for the visually handicapped.
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Lions Club
V. J. Lucareli
Lucareli
Earle Munger
Julius Ventura
M. G. Borneman
Donald Heyden
Ralph Hewitt
Theodore Schneider
Jerry Hawkins
I. G. Moe
Lion Tamer
Florian Seitz
al Rohrer
Francis Vidas
Charles Stanley
Kenosha Club
Board-Council Session Postponed
The joint city council and school board meeting to discuss a $132,000 Lincoln Elementary remodeling request was postponed until Monday at 8 PM. The session will occur after the council's executive meeting in the school administration building.
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Lincoln
Racine Toastmaster Bert Rosenberg Clinches Award
Bert Rosenberg a Racine attorney won the Toastmasters club traveling trophy for his speech on Raids on the Indian Reservations. Harry Schwab won the club cup earlier. visiting members included Ed Bronson Stephen Cheske and Art Morrissey.
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Bert Rosenberg
Racine
Toastmasters Club
Harry Schwab
Racine Club
Robert Hanson
Baden Dowsing
Jack Zohlen
Joe Romano
Frank Simo
Rosenberg
Ed Bronson
Stephen Cheske
Art Morrissey
Laundry Shoe Bag Doll Pattern 704
Pattern 704 offers an embroidery transfer and directions for a 32 inch laundry shoe bag doll. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing to Kenosha Evening News Needlecraft Dept New York address. Includes gifts and additional craft designs from Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book 1956.
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Kenosha Evening News
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Judge Denies New Trial in Kenosha Suit Over Lot Survey
Circuit Judge M Eugene Baker denied motions for a new trial or change of verdict in a dispute between Peter Gulan and the county surveyor over two Carol Beach subdivision lots. The June jury found County Surveyor Hugh Southmayd erred in surveying the wrong lot and ordered him to pay Gulan 726.52 for improvements plus court costs.
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Kenosha
M. Eugene Baker
Carol Beach
Peter Gulan
13Th Ave
Hugh Southmayd
Southmayd
Baker
Southmaydr
Gulan
Two Youths Face Burglary Charges in North Side Theft
Two local youths appeared in municipal court after noon on a June burglary at a north side welding shop. John Neubecker 18 pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and was sent to county jail for pre sentence studies. Andrew Guerra 20 pleaded guilty to being an accessory and received a 100 dollar fine and 90 days in jail to be served concurrently with a 20 day reckless driving term. Neubecker admitted taking 5.65 from the Dubinsky Bros welding shop by smashing a window and opening a cash register. He bought gasoline and gave Guerra the balance. Guerra and a teenage girlfriend then drove to Missouri where the couple married. A report of a stolen beach umbrella from Dominic Nardini’s front yard was filed yesterday with sheriff’s police.
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John Neubecker
Andrew Guerra
Neubecker
Dubinsky Bros
31St St
Guerra
Missouri
Sending Man To Ankara
Britain dispatches Gen Sir Gerald Templer to Ankara after Turkish opposition forces delay Cyprus self rule plan. Sir John Harding to return to Cyprus within days as negotiations near completion. Britain aims to have a plan ready before Soviet foreign minister Dmitri Shepilov visits Athens next week.
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Britain
Ankara
Cyprus
Gerald Templer
Imperial General Staff
Sir John Harding
Dmitri Shepilov
Athens
Soviet Union
NATO
Turkey
Greece
Trevor Man Faces Assault Charges
A 36 year old Trevor man, Delbert W. Eastman, was arrested on a warrant charging assault with intent to do great bodily harm after allegedly assaulting Tony Noradin outside a tavern at Wilmot. Chief Investigator William P. Schmitt obtained a statement this morning. Richard Davis, 35, Apt Y11, 31st Ave., was fined 25 dollars and costs in municipal court for speeding 57 mph in a 45 mph zone on Hy. 32 in Somers township.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Delbert W. Eastman
Tony Noradin
Valmar
Camp Lake
Wilmot
William P. Schmitt
Sheriff's Department
Eastman
Richard Davis
Apt
31St Ave
James Marshall
Somers Township
Salem salesman injured after stair fall in downtown building
James Erickson a 32 year old Salem Wisconsin salesman escaped serious injury Thursday noon after falling down a flight of stairs in a downtown office building at 5612 7th Ave He was taken to Kenosha hospital by police ambulance for X rays and evaluation of leg and back injuries according to Sgt Ralph Fox and Officer James Smith He was found at the bottom landing after the incident.
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Salem
Wis
James Erickson
Kenosha Hospital
Ralph Fox
James Smith
Erickson
7Th Ave
Engineer to Speak on One God One Religion
Clarence Suhm of Milwaukee will speak Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Bahai center 5912 22nd Ave. Suhm a University of Wisconsin engineering graduate and a member of the Bahai Temple program committee will discuss unity of belief and religion.
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Clarence Suhm
Milwaukee
22Nd Ave
Suhm
University of Wisconsin Engineering School
Brides to March honored by Foresters meeting
Brides to March for the past year will be honored by St Thomas Women's Catholic Order of Foresters at a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the parish hall. Each member is to wear her wedding gown for the grand march.
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St. Thomas Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
How to Get More Shade Right Now
You can add shade to your terrace or porch with sunshade solutions. The piece from Better Homes & Gardens offers quick tips to create cooler outdoor living spaces without waiting for trees to mature.
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