Milk Producers Get Increase In Chicago Market Prices
The agricultural department ordered price increases for milk sold in the Chicago market area effective July 1. Increases are 20 cents per 100 pounds for July through November and 10 cents per 100 pounds for the rest of the year, subject to producer approval and the federal marketing order. Local dairies have not decided if the rise will hit consumers. retail price changes require approval from the Office of Price Stabilization.
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Chicago Market
Kenosha County
Agricultural Department
Lloyd Landgren
Landgren
Dairies
Office of Price Stabilization
Axtell Joins Chicago Mortgage Firm in Kenosha Move
Former City Manager A E Axtell announced he will represent Irvin Jacobs and Co. in southern Wisconsin excluding Milwaukee, operating from Kenosha offices. He begins Monday and resigns from city service effective May 1 after an April 18 council notice. B A Herrmann has acted as city manager since.
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A. E. Axtell
Irvin Jacobs and Co
Chicago
Axtell
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Jacobs
Grand Rapids
Mich
B. A. Herrmann
Baby Monkey Directed Traffic in Bari South Italy
A baby monkey fled from a circus and took charge of directing traffic in Bari, a port city in southern Italy. The incident drew curious onlookers as locals observed the animal guiding pedestrians and vehicles under supervision.
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Bari
South
Italy
Officers Named By 40 et 8 Unit
Carl H. Gumbel was elected to succeed Henry DeBerge as chef de gare of Voiture 410 40 et 8 at a recent meeting. Others elected are Francis Mayer chef de train William Lyons conducteur Werner Johnson commissaire intendant Harold Rasmussen commis voyageur Richard Koehler sous conduc teur Frank Kamin lampiste Walter Simons garde de la porte and DeBerge Ray Clark and Joseph Fiorini members of the cheminat. Delegates to the state convention to be held in Eau Claire July 17 18 include Gumbel Johnson Joseph Unti and Lyons with Lawrence Jensen Fiorini John W Shipley and James L Cunningham as alternates.
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Carl H. Gumbel
Henry DeBerge
Francis M. Mayer
Chef de Train
William P. Lyons
Werner G. Johnson
Commissaire Intendant
Harold P. Rasmussen
Commis Voyageur
Richard B. Koehler
Frank Kamin
Lampiste
Walter Simons
Garde de la Porte
DeBerge
Ray Clark
Joseph Fiorini
Cheminat
Eau Claire
Gumbel
Johnson
Joseph Unti
Lyons
Lawrence Jensen
Fiorini
John W. Shipley
James L. Cunningham
Exam Ordered In Arson Probe
Judge W. W. Davis ordered a psychiatric examination for Thomas J. Beasley 22 of 6223 Sth Ave after he waived and then rescinded a preliminary hearing on an arson charge. Beasley held in county jail for $1,000 bond. previous fines for license and registration issues. Chuck Boerio named to All Star football squad to play the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field August 15.
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W. W. Davis
Thomas J. Beasley
Sth Ave
Beasley
State Motor Vehicle Department
Chicago
Chuck Boerio
Los Angeles Rams
Soldier Field
Vacation Bible School Program at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday 7 p m Vacation Bible School program with departments nursery beginners primary junior and intermediate. Rev George J Ossentjuk will speak and the congregation will sing. Afterward the group tours Sunday school rooms and enjoys refreshments provided by church youth.
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First Presbyterian
George J. Ossentjuk
Candidates vie for Badger Girls State chief executive vote
Madison U P Mary Ellen De Met of South Milwaukee opposes Mary Durfee of Madison for governor. De Met leads the Nationalist party while Durfee fronts the Federalist ticket. Delegates vote today on state and county officers after platforms urged more recreation facilities better teaching opportunities and expanded conservation work.
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Madison
U.P
Mary Ellen de Met
South
Milwaukee
Mary Durfee
Badger Girls
Miss de Met
Children Awarded Ribbons at Parks First Programs
The article lists ribbon winners from Parks' first programs at two locations. Southport participants include Most artistic Linda Gehring first, Donna Behrmann second, Ann Bode third. Funniest Darryl Behrmann, Ruth Ann Jensen, David Jensen. Oldest Teresa Johnsen, Kay Goodman, Alice Bode. Most colorful Danny Goodman, Mary Patneaude, Roberta Dorfman, Judy Dorfman. Most original Tom Johnsen, James Rhode, Ronald Carlson, Loren Behrmann. Judges were Eileen Ulrich and Patricia Spaay. Next Thursday a treasure hunt is planned at Columbus and a storybook parade will follow next week.
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Southport Playground
Linda Gehring
Donna Behrmann
Ann Bode
Darryl Behrmann
Ruth Ann Jensen
David Jensen
Teresa Johnsen
Kay Goodman
Alice Bode
Danny Goodman
Mary Patneaude
Roberta Dorfman
Judy Dorfman
Tom Johnsen
James Rhode
Ronald Carlson
Loren Behrmann
Eileen Ulrich
Patricia Spaay
Lincoln Dress-Up Pet Show At Lincoln Playground
The Lincoln dress-up pet show crowned winners for smallest and largest features and most original costumes with judges Mrs Harry Warter and Jerry Walczak. Winners included James John Behr Irene Alli Gary Whitworth Roger Schmitz Cecil O Neal Dorothy Howard Pat Morrissey Florence Vaccarello John Schmelling Kathleen Wells Danny Griffin and Dorothy Howard. Chapeaux at Washington park drew judges William Hermann Mary Ann Miler and Mary Jurik with prizes for smallest tallest and most elaborate and unusual hats.
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Lincoln Playground
Harry Warter
Jerry Walczak
James John Behr
Irene Alli
Gary Whitworth
Roger Schmitz
William Tomczak
Tony Campagna
Cecil O’neal
Dorothy Howard
Pat Morrissey
Florence Vaccarello
John Schmelling
Kathleen Wells
Danny Griffin
Washington Park
William Hermann
Mary Ann Miler
Mary Jurik
Sylvia Snyder
Joseph Hornacek
Anita Keupper
William Hartmann
Joseph Taskonis
Allan Bella
Victor Sturman
Sandra Graf
Diane Walzak
Barbara White
Slaughter of Horses for Meat Rises in Austria in 1951
An Austrian report shows horse slaughter for meat increasing by 28 percent in 1951. The rise reflects changes in meat demand and agricultural practices within Austria during that year.
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Austria
Mid-Summer Night's Dream Dance Planned by Dry Dock
Dry Dock announces a semi-formal summer dance for sophomores to seniors at KYF gym on July 25 from 8:30 to midnight. Admission is two dollars per couple with committees formed and an unspecified music group to provide a fine orchestra.
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Dry Dock
KYF
Midnigcht
Sesaessagare
Kenosha
Racine Ice Cream Social Sponsored by Dominican College
The Dominican college in Racine hosts an ice cream social on Sunday from 2 to 4 p m on campus. Misses Jean and Joan Langer of Kenosha chair the event. Relatives friends and faculty are invited. Students will serve at the social.
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Dominican College
Racine
Jean
Joan Langer
Kenosha
JUS Club Meeting Set at Masonic Temple Tonight
The JUS club convenes this evening at 7:45 at the Masonic temple. Members will discuss plans for the annual July picnic as the current year ends.
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JUS Club
Masonic Temple
Badger State Boys Return from Badger State trip
Six KHS boys returned from a week at Badger Boys State in Ripon Wisconsin. Winners Lynn Shumway Lewis Weeks Gene Arneson Joe Greco Nick Perry and Frank Caira selected for programs in Peace Officers Civil Service or Parliamentary Law. They elected officers across six counties three cities and attended assemblies concerts and factory tours Gene Arneson sang in the state choir.
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KHS
Badger Boy's State
Ripon
Wisconsin
Lynn Shumway
Lewis Weeks
Gene Arneson
Joe Greco
Nick Perry
Frank Caira
Peace Officers
Ripon College
Badger
Membership Up at Dry Dock Summer Center
The Senior Dry Dock Center reports over 100 senior high youths joining for the summer. Cards are available Monday Wednesday and Friday. Tonight an orchestra dance runs 9 to 11 p.m. with Joe Magnino. Monday starts Mixed Doubles Shuffle Board with 15 teams. Finalists listed for June 30. July brings a movie night and summer format events including swim bike golf and tennis. Junior Dry Dock has about 75 members seeking more junior high youth.
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Dry Dock Center
Dry Dock
Joe Magnino
Jerry Lentz
Sandra Binney
Chet Sobol
Susan Dilday
Joe Thompson
Carol Swarat
John Murray
Karen Monson
Gordon McAleer
Ruth Thomas
Burt Weinstein
Barbara Sniatynski
Ed Huetton
Nan Wenman
Kyf
Jean Coogan
Pat Boyle
Cora Chiapetta
Sandra Wilen
Marcia Creswell
Ellen McAleer
Edith de Rose
Roger Lehman
Tom Adamson
Bill Bock
Kay Meyers
Washington Road
50Th St
17Th Ave
Outpost One
Herbert Hansen
Outpost Two
Ray Johnson
Outpost Three
Paul Richards
Falkland Islands to trial four engine charter flights
The Falkland Islands plan two trial charter flights from Britain this year in May and September. A four engined aircraft will operate a six day route carrying 15 to 20 passengers each trip.
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Falkland Islands
Britain
KYF Loop In Action This Week
The KYF Boy's Baseball league begins a summer action Saturday June 28 with games at three parks. Ten teams in the American division ages eleven to thirteen and six teams in the National division ages fourteen to fifteen compose the largest KYF summer league to date. Umpires Chuck Brothers Roy Josephson and Joe Goff will oversee contests.
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KYF
Hotshots
Mickey Franklin
Jr. Optimist
Roger Horne
Little Devils
Adolph Migilinaro
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Bierdz
Badgers
Tom Barndollar
Kenosha Cubs
Norman Necozzi
Black Knight
Bill Peltier
Custard Kids
Jim Carlson
Mike Hannes
Ball Hawks
Jimmy White
Zips
Jim Tirabassi
Slap Happy Nine
Harry Schwartz Jr
Panthers
Porky Borkenhagen
Browns
Frank Cistaro
Allan Higgens
Bill Marescalo
Chuck Brothers
Roy Josephson
Joe Goff
Sicilian Named President of Italian Senate
Giuseppe Para tore, a 76 year old Sicilian former minister, is chosen president of the Italian senate replacing Enrico de Nicola who resigned after a deputy charged him with altering a law. The selection follows De Nicola's resignation earlier this month.
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Rome
Giuseppe Paratore
Post
Finance
Enrico de Nicola
Naples
Teens Learn Tennis and Summer Club Activities Begin
Over 50 youths ages 9 to 17 enroll in tennis as instruction starts June 30 at Lincoln Courts 10 am to 12 noon Mondays and Fridays. The Triangle Singles tournament begins July 7 while July 4 is a holiday with no meeting. KYF Jr Archery meets July 7 at 2 pm Lake Front Stadium led by George Limpert.
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Lincoln Courts
KYF Jr
Lake Front Stadium
George Limpert
Jr. Golf Club
Sheridan Road
Fritz Moeller
Tom Tabili
New York Graduates 52 Students as Doctors of Damages
Fifty two students including twelve women graduated last night as doctors of damages. They received certificates in car damage appraisal from the Brooklyn high school of automotive trades.
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New York
Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades
Birthday milestone for Mayville man turns 100
Frank Holz of Mayville Wisconsin is preparing a centennial birthday party to celebrate his 100th birthday tomorrow. The celebration will be hosted at his daughter Mrs. A. A. Bachhuber’s home where he lives.
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Mayville
Wis
Frank Holz
A. A. Bachhuber
Good Sports Get Dates and His Advice
Actor Tab Hunter offers dating guidance emphasizing simple, unfashionable realism over glamour. He describes his relationship with Joyce Lockwood, praising her sincerity and athletic shared interests, and outlines five tips for being a good sport on dates.
Last Chance Dance Ends H J Schmidt PYC Era
The Last Chance square dance at the PYC marks the final event called by H J Schmidt before he leaves his PYC post. The 8 PM dance features squires round dances and novelties and draws about 100 teens from Kenosha. Schmidt plans seven weeks as a UW extension recreation resource director starting July 6.
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PYC
H. J. Schmidt
Schmidt
National Recreation School
Neva L. Boyd
Darwin Bryan
James Norris
Kenosha
University of Wisconsin Extension
School For Workers
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