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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1950

Page

2

Arms Aid Faces Trouble in Senate

Senate debate over a 1.22 billion foreign arms program to defend western Europe faces Republican opposition. Key issues include authority to transfer funds to vital allies, credit sales of arms, and use of European recovery funds for military needs. Committees emphasize mass produced modern weapons to deter Soviet aggression without matching every enemy division. Connally expects quick approval though final vote may slip to early next week.

Senator Connally Texas Truman United States U. S Lodge Mass Senate Western Europe Soviet Union Connally Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees

Highway Patrol Guards Enka Plant After Shootout

Tennessee highway patrolmen guard the American Enka rayon plant near Morristown after gunfire wounded four. State safety commissioner Sam K. Neal decides not to request national guardsmen. Gov. Browning will follow suit. Police detained about 100 workers and suspects through the night, with charges expected today as the CIO Textile Workers strike enters its 13th week.

Morristown Tenn Tennessee Highway American Enka _ corporation rayon Sam K. Neal Gordon Browning Neal Browning Adj Sam T. Wallace CIO Textile Workers Union

Kenosha Evening News June 23 1950 Classified Blurb

Publication details list issue date volume and number, publishing company address and subscription rates for local and distant regions with a brief pricing table. No news content is present beyond the masthead and rate information.

Delegate from Kansas City Directs Hollywood Traffic

Joe Gunther of Kansas City served as Shrine delegate for Arrarat Temple and directed traffic at Hollywood and Vine. He traveled 1,765 miles to fulfill a lifetime ambition and be part of the famous corner scene.

Hollywood Kansas City Joe Gunther P. J. Byrne Lumber Co Arrarat Temple Hollywood and Vine Byrne

VFW Debates Insurance Bonus Plan at Wisconsin Convention

Oshkosh Wisconsin delegates at the state Veterans of Foreign Wars convention considered a life insurance bonus proposal for 350000 World War II veterans as a substitute for cash bonuses. State leaders backed the plan with funding from the State Life fund and Veterans Affairs premiums, with a 9 million rehabilitation fund initially, then housing funds. The three day event ends with officer elections and drum corps and drill team competitions. National speaker Charles C. Ralls addressed the banquet as sessions continued and resolutions urged postal service protections and unlimited street parking for disabled veterans.

Oshkosh Wis U.P Veterans of Foreign Wars Wisconsin Lyall T. Beggs Convention Bonus Committee State Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Housing Program Charles C. Ralls Seattle

Rioting in Dhoraji Ends After 100 Arrests

A government spokesman said order is restored in Dhoraji after yesterday’s riots that left five injured, shops looted, and many houses burned as about 100 people were taken into custody.

Bombay India Dhoraji

Martin Defends Excise Tax Bill Amid Claims of Phony Cuts

House Republicans discuss a proposed excise tax measure aimed at cutting duties on luxuries while raising equivalent revenue from large corporations. Critics label it political theater. supporters say it aids business and barely shifts overall taxation. Debate centers on small versus large corporate impacts and potential price effects on necessities.

Washington House Martin Massachusetts Kean R-Nj Ways and Means GOP Ways and Means Committee Doughton D-Nc New Jersey

Sabath’s Grandson Sued for Divorce in Chicago Court

Daniel O. Sabath, 26, grandson of Superior court Judge Joseph Sabath, was sued for divorce yesterday by his wife Lita Sabath, 21, in Chicago Superior Court on cruelty grounds. The case has not yet been assigned to a judge. Dial 5121 for Your Classified Act.

Chicago Daniel O. Sabath Superior Court Joseph Sabath Lita

Madison Bonds Proposed for Hospital Addition

Madison General hospital directors are expected to urge the city council to issue 200000 in bonds for a seven story expansion. The board voted to recommend the move yesterday. Bonds totaling 1300000 have already been sold for the project to be built by James McHugh company of Chicago and other firms.

Madison Wis Madison General Hospital James McHugh Company Chicago Gabrielson Alfred E. Driscoll New Jersey Driscoll National Committee Salt Lake City

Judy Garland Under Sedatives in Hidden Illness Crisis

Judy Garland remains heavily sedated as agents say she cannot decide whether to continue living. Carleton Alsop describes ongoing hysteria after Garland’s suicide attempt and loss of a MGM role, with constant nursing care and a shock to the family once news is learned.

Hollywood U.P Judy Garland Carleton Alsop MGM Alsop Judy Garland

GOP Leaders Open Two-Day Party Confab

GOP leaders from Maine to Florida convene a two day Atlantic City meeting to plot moves for a 1950 vote drive. National chairman Guy Gabrielson touts broad support for McCarthy and aims to win control of Congress with at least six to nine Senate seats and about 30 new House seats. Attendees include state chairs committeemen and leaders of youth and women groups.

Atlantic City N. J Guy Gabrielson Joseph McCarthy Wisconsin Gabrielson Maine Florida McCarthy State Department GOP Congress Senate Connecticut Pennsylvania Illinois Idaho Utah California New York Nevada

Hughes Giant Jet Helicopter Wrecked in Ground Tests

The XH-17 helicopter in Culver City, built for the U S Air Force by Howard Hughes, tore loose from its moorings during ground tests. No injuries were reported. The craft, rolled out March 27, is billed as a flying crane capable of lifting about 10 tons for short flights.

Culver City Calif Howard Hughes U. S. Air Force

Self-taught Pioneer Michael Faraday Shaped Early Electricity

Michael Faraday, a 19th century scientist, educated himself and made foundational contributions to the development of electricity and electromagnetism, influencing later innovations and scientific thinking.

Michael Faraday

Friendship Means More Than $75 Settlement

In Towson Maryland the Cameron Heimillers and the Getzes settled a share cropping dispute in circuit court. The court awarded $75 to the Heimillers, but the couples urged each other to forget the matter and preserve their friendship.

Towson, Md Cameron Heimillers Circuit Court Heimiller Francis Getz Heimsllers Getzes

New Dean of Women Named at Beloit College

Beloit Wisconsin Mrs. Floyd McGranahan appointed dean of women at Beloit College today. She has served as assistant professor of English at the college for five years.

Beloit College Beloit. Wis Floyd McGranahan

Plan for Pipeline Beneath Lake Butte Des Morts

Conservation officials and utility contractor G G Griffis met to discuss laying a natural gas pipeline under Lake Butte des Morts Oshkosh Wisconsin using dynamite to trench the lake bottom due to limestone and boulders. An experimental blast reportedly killed few fish drawing protests from sportsmen groups. Griffis outlined amendments during the meeting.

Oshkosh Wis Lake Butte Des Morts G. G. Griffis Tulsa Okla Griffis

Plan to dynamite channel for blasting faces costs and rules

A plan to dynamite a channel includes a 3 720 foot trench three feet deep and 10 to 12 feet wide. The contractor bears responsibility for all fish killed. fish would go to state hospital kitchens. Attendees included Walter Zelinsky Madison assistant chief warden Taylor Brown and Harvey Anderson.

Walter Zelinsky Madison State Conservation Department Taylor Brown Harvey Anderson Oshkosh

Announcer Don Wilson Marries for Fourth Time

Radio announcer Don Wilson aged 49 and Virginia Corbet 43 wed in Santa Barbara California last night. It is Wilson's fourth marriage and Corbet's first.

Don Wilson Santa Barbara Calif U.P Virginia Corbet Jack Benny Miss Corbet

Quick Home Fat Loss Recipe Promises Easy Results

Simple at home plan uses four ounces of Renor Concentrate with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle. Take two tablespoons twice daily, with money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. No starvation, claims rapid reduction of fat from neck to ankles and renewed energy. See your druggist today for Renor.

Rener

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