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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
9
Madison news: Charles F. Hoover of Valparaiso Indiana was fined 25 dollars for violating an anti noise ordinance after broadcasting soap advertisements from a low flying plane after 9 p.m. Police had ordered him to land by radio and cited the law prohibiting loudspeaker advertising after 7 p.m.
New York report notes children show a greater sense of wonder than adults. A godchild Nina, nearing five, asks many questions reflecting curiosity about fire, hunger, church, love, animals, lights, and how people are made. The author, Nina's godfather, considers answering with patience.
The U S air force will transfer Tokyo Haneda airport back to the Japanese government on July 1 while the facility will still host U S military aircraft. The announcement notes Haneda as a major global hub and a key regional airport.
A compact puzzle rundown lists varied clue fragments including terms for celestial objects body parts disorders tiny specks wing shapes and light washes to taper tooth death notice seep require phrases on Nazi rhetoric and Woody plants tablelands dry love god and an item of property.
Heavenly body self luminous at night. The riddle hints at celestial object shining in darkness.
Washington reports a partial relaxation of the color television ban. Manufacturers may seek NPA authority to repurpose material allotments for color sets, but no new materials will be issued. Fowler says screening will prevent harm to defense work and company contracts. Chromatic Laboratories may market its new color capable set.
A woman Eunice Cunningham 26 alleged Paul Box and three hotel workers held her naked in a near north side hotel keeping her from escaping by removing clothes each time he left. FBI rescued New York salesman David Weiss 51 held for ransom by Harry Levine 41 and Hershey Kovin 38 after a call to his lawyer Willis Rice.
In Northampton Massachusetts Frank J. Drozdal's truck overturned scattering 215 bags of onions. Passersby gathered as emergency crews responded to the scene. No injuries were listed in the brief report.
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