State Reopens Four Miles of Highway 41
Highway 41 traffic resumed after barriers removed between Highways 50 and 43. A crash at the County Trunk K junction involved Wayne Mattice 24 Franksville and Aloysines Ropolski 26 South Bend Ind with passenger John Ross 20 Milwaukee sustaining leg injuries. Deputies Browne Marshall and Chartier reported Mattice was making a turn when the collision happened.
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State Highway Department
Wayne Mattice
Franksville
Aloysines Ropolski
South Bend
Ind
John Ross
Milwaukee
Kopolski
St. Catherine's Hospital
Billups Browne
James Marshall
Leland Chartier
Mattice
Paper shipments in Great Lakes mills expected to drop
Kalamazoo report says Great Lakes region paper mills foresee a 22.4 percent drop in third quarter shipments compared with the same period in 1948. The chamber of commerce notes conditions affecting the pulp and paper industry in Michigan and nearby states.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Chamber of Commerce
Great Lakes
Waupun Inmate Dies of Injuries
Waupun Wis. inmate Jack Lingle 34 died of injuries from a fire in an old tunnel. Lingle a life term inmate sentenced April 1943 was a mechanic when a blow torch ignited bottles of insect spray. Four other inmates were hospitalized but out of danger. William Marnes Milwaukee a four year term aided rescuing Lingle.
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Waupun
Wis
Jack Lingle
Yestery
Lingle
West Berlin Rail Strikers Plan Soviet Zone Blockade
West Berlin rail strikers urged a retaliatory move by blocking the Soviet zone and refused to handle freight for East Germany. They prepared telegrams to send to the West German union in Frankfurt urging unionists to boycott freight destined for the east.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Frankfurt
East Germany
Technologist Honored by Society for Medical Paper
John A. Mooty of the Veterans Administration Center Milwaukee received the Hillkowitz memorial fund award at the American Society of Medical Technologists annual meeting. The prize honors the year's best paper in medical technology and the founder of the society's registry board. Dial 5121 for Your Classified Act.
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Roanoke
John A. Mooty
Veterans Administration Center
Milwaukee
Hillkowitz Memorial Fund
American Society of Medical Technologists
Board of Registry of Medical Technologists
191 Youngsters To Attend UW Summer Lab
Madison reads that 191 youngsters will attend the UW summer laboratory school for 16th year. Nursery through sixth grade classes run July 5 to August 12 with art music rhythms and speech work. Programs emphasize inquiry, field interests, and integrated projects across social studies language arts science and mathematics.
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UW Summer Lab
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Summer Laboratory School
University
School of Education
Mexico
Divers Fail To Reach Airliner Wreckage In Bari Harbor
In Bari Italy divers failed to reach the Dutch KLM Constellation wreckage after it plunged into Bari harbor killing 32 or 33. A rescue boat went out as 25 bodies were recovered and oil slicks covered the water. KLM experts arrived to assist salvage and investigators.
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Bari
Italy
U.P
Mario Carofiglio
KLM
Amsterdam
Batavia
Java
UW cancels Monday polio institutes in Madison
The University of Wisconsin canceled two poliomyelitis institutes planned for Monday in Madison. A polio course for physicians was previously announced to be held August 14.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Girl Dies After Car Crash Near Pittsburgh
Ten year-old Catherine Tully, known as Mary Catherine, died in an automobile accident in Mt. Pleasant, Pa., after doctors had said she was nearing recovery from a long bone disease. She passed away without regaining consciousness following the cab collision with a concrete abutment.
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Mt. Pleasant
Catherine Tully
Mary Catherine
Pittsburgh
UW Professor Helen White Wins AAUW Achievement Award
The University of Wisconsin headlines Dr. Helen C. White, English professor since 1919, as recipient of the $2 500 AAUW achievement award for her international humanities work. The citation notes her roles with UNESCO and U S delegations, plus a 1942 Laetare medal.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Helen C. White
American Association of University Women
Mexico City
White
Notre Dame University
George Urdang
Dry Dockers Hold Busy Skating Event At Palomar Rink
The Dry Dock roller skaters packed the Palomar Roller Rink in Milwaukee with over forty attendees, leaving K.Y.F. at 6:45 and returning by 11:30. Summer memberships surge and 175 tickets were sold this week as club activities expand.
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Palomar Roller Rink
Milwaukee
K.Y.F
Dry Dock Center
Violence flares again in St. Louis unrest after pool access
Isolated clashes between white and Negro youths followed a temporary opening of city pools to both races. One white youth was seriously injured and several others lightly hurt as police plan extended patrols. Mayor Darst revoked a non segregation order issued by City Welfare Director O Toole.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Park
Jeremiah O’connell
Fairgrounds Park
North St. Louis
Joseph M. Darst
John J. O'Toole
Australian nutritionist joins Arnheim natives
Miss Margaret McArthur, a young Can berra nutritionist, travels to Arnheim to study food habits. The natives, described as aboriginal killers, begin building a hut for her upon her arrival.
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Margaret McArthur
Canberra
Australia
Arnheim
Miss McArthur
Marilyn Anderson a High School Senior Prefers Clothing and Plans Future
Marilyn Lynn Anderson ends her high school days after this semester with Senior B coursework in American History Clothing Home Economics and English. A 5'5" light brown haired girl with green eyes works at Schuler's bakery as a salesgirl and enjoys sewing and records. She plans a resort summer in Northern Wisconsin and hopes for bowling time, a dance date, and a snack drive-in after, while eyeing beautician work.
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Marilyn Anderson
Marilyn
Schuler’s Bakery
Wisconsin
Lynn
Dickie
Ducky
Racine
Vaughn Monroe
Ted Schneider Senior A student and Dry Dock regular
Ted Schneider majors English Literature Music Appreciation Solid Geometry and American History in Senior A. He is six feet tall with brown hair and eyes and spends spare time swimming playing football and visiting Dry Dock. He enjoys Mel Torme Vaughn Monroe jazz tunes T-bone steak blue berry pie and plans a summer job at National Tea. He dislikes girls who smoke and seeks a girlfriend who can joke with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Schneider
Ted
Dry Dock
Mel Torme
Vaughn Monroe
National Tea Store
Polish Youths Train for Sea as Nation Reorganizes Education
Warsaw announces a restructuring of maritime education to support the growing Polish merchant fleet. In Service to Poland will mobilize up to 5 million youths aged 16 to 21 for national reconstruction work and basic military training, with primary maritime study leading to officer or technical courses.
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Warsaw
Poland
Registration Up At Extension Here
One hundred and four new students registered for the University of Wisconsin Extension in Kenosha with more expected from sophomores next fall. Unregistered students may still enroll at the old Vocational building until July when records move to the new building. Three rooms will be used next fall and more may be added if enrollment rises. Lockers and trimmings will be provided for university students in the new building, which may exceed Madison standards. The Extension had a successful 48 and 49 with basketball games tennis tournaments tobogganing parties and spring dances, promising a strong sophomore return in September.
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University of Wisconsin Extension
Kenosha
Bernard Tallent
Vocational
U. of W. Extension
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Belgians Eat 32 Pounds of Fish Per Year
Belgians now eat an average of 32 pounds of fish annually, while Americans consume about 11 pounds per person, highlighting a marked difference in seafood consumption between the two nations.
Beach party plans set by Terpsi at Simmons Island
The last Terpsi meeting was at June Bartel home. They discussed a beach party for Tuesday night June 28 at Simmons Island. The note mentions playful lines about Rita Hayworth and Lana Turner contrasted with Argie bathing Bev's face in chocolate ice cream.
Brunch Party Ideas From The Quaker Oats Pattern
A breakfast or brunch party idea feature offers morning entertaining tips for family or friends. decor with gay colors flowers and fruit, and a waffle brunch menu with Aunt Jemima products, milk eggs butter and syrup, yielding six waffles. All quotes credited to Quaker Oats and Mary Alden.
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Jemima
Aunt Jemima
Quaker Oats Company
Mary Alden
Ancient papyrus roll holds 18 columns in hieratic script
Britannica notes a 45 century old papyrus roll from Egypt contains 18 columns written in ancient Egyptian script. The artifact ranks among the world’s oldest books, reflecting early writing and record keeping.
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Britannica
Badger State Boys Return Home From Government Camp
The Badger State boys return to Kenosha after a week at Ripon College learning functions of city and state governments. Attendees include Jack Freeberg secretary of the Nationalists party and Bill Bowman a town mayor elect in Doolittle county. Girls attend the Badger State in Madison under the Kenosha unit of the Business and Professional Women’s Club, June 21 28, to study government practice as an annual American Legion project.
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Badger State
Kenosha
Ripon College
Ripon
Wisconsin
Jack Freeberg
Nationalists Party
Bill Bowman
Doolittle County
Jim Amendola
Raoul Boutan
Charles Brothers
Dick Heeman
Glen Holt
Phillip Brehm
Carolyn Turner
Marjorie Petersen
Kenosha Division of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
American Legion
Pigeon Follows Lawton Boy to School
Junior Akin, a Lawton student ten miles away, owns a pigeon that faithfully follows him to school. When he rides his motor scooter, the bird flutters behind him, mirroring the boy’s commute.
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Pigeon
Lamb
Lawton
Okla
Junior Akin
Here
Junior
Ties Threaten Wardrobe as Dresses Made from Ties Debut
A Chicago fashion designer presents two dresses crafted entirely from men's neckties, risking wardrobe damage for the man who wears them and spotlighting a bold new trend in apparel design.
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Chicago
U.P
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Esser
Elweys
Essers
Lakeview Paint CO
Carl and
Dick Szarafinski
Phil
22Nd Avenue
Dunlop
Cisno
Motorola
Pian
Girl
Malaya
Golf Range
Washington Golf Course
Golf Club
Lee Forrest
Lincoln Park
Dry Dock Desk
Lake Geneva
Dan Williams
Hurt
Rte
32Nd Avenue
Rent Lee
Merle McFaddin
Columbia
motoSaver Plcs
RSCTA
CCC
Frank and
Gene
Shell Service
Sheridan Road
Frank Pellicori
Gene Giovannoni
Teen Age Review
Frenchy Boutan
Kenosha College OF Commerce
Alvah C. Callow
Grosvenor Bldg
Walgreen's
Sea
14Th Ave
H. Chemero
Badger Boys
Badger
Dairyland
Jack Andrea
60Th Street
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