The Seen pane subscription rates and publication details
The notice lists Associated Press republication rights for local news, then provides subscription prices by delivery area in Wisconsin and Illinois, with a 1949 date and Kenosha post office designation. It notes second class matter status and a June 29 1949 publication date.
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Associated Press
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Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Dillinois
Argentina abolishes college tuition at six major universities
The decree makes all tuition and related fees free across Argentina's six leading universities, though the national government now controls the institutions. President Peron says higher education should be available to all youths who wish to educate themselves for the good of the country, raising questions about how students will be selected and whether financial need or merit will decide access.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
United States
Condemned Paris Court Hunts De Lesseps Heir
Count Paul de Lesseps son of the Suez Canal builder has been condemned to death by a Paris court for collaboration with the Nazis and providing information about the canal. Arrested after liberation he fled bail and remains missing. He was tried in absentia as in many nations.
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Ferdinand de Lesseps
Paul de Lesseps
Suez Canal
Paris
Said Pasha
Egypt
Nile
Red Sea
Suez
Mediterranean
de Lesseps
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
Fifteen Years Ago in Kenosha News June 29 1934 Highlights
Dr Charles Ulrich named attending physician for Willowbrook Sanatorium in Kenosha County. Parade plans for state convention with Eagles bands drill teams and delegations. City Attorney vacancy filled by R V Baker Jr after Stephenson resignation. Owls edge Barcas 6 5 in city league kitten ball as Vite hits a homer. J F F club hiked to Racine. Democratic convention faces presidential nominee and Klan issues. Kenosha board accepts Madison Petersen bid for Central High School at 1 004 591. Jacob’s Island sold to Alford and Lance for 30 000 with city option to buy. Powell of Paris inherits 5 000 from late husband. marriage anticipated. Harbor work progress under Alderman Weier. Ad for 111 room brick house near July 1 sale at 1350 with terms.
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Charles Ulrich
Willowbrook
Kenosha County
Kenosha
Harold C. Laughlin
R. V. Baker, Jr
Roy S. Stephenson
Frank Cairo
Jack Schweitzer
John Baietto
Owls
Barcas
Tony Vite
Mike Labanow
John Dragon
J.F.F
Racine
Ku Klux Klan
Board of Education
Madsen Petersen Company
Minneapolis
Central High School
Jacob's Island
Lawrence
Peter Jacobs
W. H. Alford
A. H. Lance
Messrs. Alford
Lance
Thomas Powell
Paris
Powell
Weier
Fred Tanck
Congress St
Robeson criticizes American policy and Soviet limits
A political column argues Paul Robeson harms his cause by denouncing the United States while praising the Soviet Union. It notes his influence on his race, questions his effectiveness, and asserts his stance may backfire by eroding support for civil rights. It also discusses a Wisconsin travel tax repeal and its fiscal rationale.
Stalin Franco Pact Would Tie Knots in Party Line
Bruce Biassot comments on Leon Dennen’s NEA report that Soviet Russia seeks a trade treaty with fascist Spain and possible Franco Stalin talks. The piece argues the pact would reveal Soviet propaganda and expose the cult of power behind communism and its party line.
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Bruce Biossat
Leon Dennen
NEA Service
Russia
Spain
Stalin
France
Dennen
Germany
Soviet Union
Henry Wallace
Wallace
United States
Franco
Doctor Warns Undulant Fever Linked to Animals
Brucellosis or undulant fever is a human disease spread by animals. About 4,000 U S cases yearly, with many cases undiagnosed due to variable symptoms and difficult diagnosis. Skin and blood tests help but a fully reliable test is not available. Pasteurized milk can prevent milkborne infection.
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United States
Bossy or Not Who Is To Blame For Women Bossiness
An English MP claims American women are bossy and rule the roost yet the piece argues they lead in child training home decoration social life budgeting and work, with husbands following and supporting as partners. It cites women as educated in parenting and household matters and notes shared economic duties.
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Paul Robeson
America
Russia
Mr. Robeson
Kharachurian
Prokofiev
Madison
United States
Junior
Papa
Mama
McLemore Reflects On Europe From Gunther Book
Henry McLemore recalls John Gunther Behind the Curtain and contrasts prewar Hungarian gaiety with postwar oppression. He recollects Budapest during St Stephen's Week, fond wine shops, cantaloupe à la mode, Prague’s once lively vibrancy, and later confinement under Czechoslovakia.
Public figures urge calm amid ideological clash
CIO President Philip Murray blasts business for cold war against the American people and fault lines of fear. Princeton President Harold W. Dobbs, Attorney-General Tom Clark, and Marshall Field warn against war-mongering as nations face a global ideological struggle.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Harold W. Dobbs
Princeton University
Tom Clark
Britain Tests Atomic Defense In Naval Drills And Foil Exercise
More than 100 warships from Britain France the Netherlands and Belgium gather in Penzance Bay for defensive peacetime maneuvers. Simultaneously British American and Dutch planes conduct Operation Foil testing defense against atom bombers. The events signal Atlantic alliance resolve and carry a message to Moscow while showcasing practical defensive experience.
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Penzance Bay
England
Britain
John Bull
Wallace Adrift After Ship Fire in Atlantic
Alfred Russell Wallace, age 29, sails from South America on a burning vessel in 1852. Fire towers the ship, life boats leak, they abandon to sea, drifting toward Bermuda about 700 miles away. They cover roughly 50 miles in the next day and night as masts collapse.
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South America
Alfred Russell Wallace
Henry Bates
Brazil
Wallace
England
Amazon Valley
Bermuda Islands
Big Hare HORIZONTAL 1 5 Depicted hare
Puzzle clues and answers listing across and down terms for a newspaper cryptic style, including animal, body, and linguistic hints with numerous cross references and abbreviations.
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