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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1955

Page

3

Malik and Russ Diplomats Cultivate Friendly London Ties

Ambassador Malik of Russia eases Cold War posture by inviting British and American diplomats to lunch at the Moscow Embassy on Kensington’s Millionaires Row. He hosts open discussions, sharing vodka and caviar as he broadens informal talks with Japan over a wartime peace settlement.

London Jacob Malik Russia Britain Kremlin V. M. Molotov Malik Kensington Shunichi Matsumoto Matsumoto

Wisconsin Great Divide Tour Graces Ashland County

A local feature labeled the Great Divide in Ashland County lets visitors see a watershed split on Wisconsin soil. Spanning about 80 miles, it runs through Ashland and Iron counties toward Upper Michigan, with a sign on Wis 13 south of Mellen.

Mellen Wis Wisconsin Ashland County Chippewa River Mississippi Gulf of Mexico Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Atlantic Ocean Ashland Iron Counties Upper Michigan Wis. 13

Youth Sets Fires In Two Churches in Pensacola

A 13 year old boy confessed to lighting two candles at the altar and starting a $30,000 fire at Emmanuel Lutheran and a $1,000 blaze at Christ Episcopal Church in Pensacola Florida. He also threw bricks through Lutheran church windows ten days earlier and did not give a reason.

Pensacola Episcopal Church

Burma Minister Arrives for Talks with U.S. Leaders

Prime Minister U Nu of Burma arrives in Washington to confer with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on Far East tensions. The scholar leader seeks to bridge gaps between Communist China and the United States and will stay in Washington through Sunday. A London sale fetched $196 for Britain's Nelson letter from 1805 aboard the Victory.

Washington U Nu Burma Far East Eisenhower Dulles China United States New York Britain Nelson London

Pneumatic bricks may change farming and housing

The University of Illinois unveiled “pneumatic bricks” triangular plastic pillows used to assemble a 3 foot high and 6 foot diameter dome weighing 10 pounds. Low pressure air keeps them firm and they fold into a suit box. They could form arches and cover fields for year round weather conditioned living and agriculture. Inventors include Prof Am brose C Richardson and Air Force Maj George W McCauley.

Champaign University of Illinois University Air Force Ambrose C. Richardson Architecture George W. McCauley Richardson McCauley

Modern Day Cowboy Nets Fleeing Inmate in Florida Field

Lonnie Patterson, 25, imprisoned for breaking and entering at Glades State Prison Farm, bolted while working in a Belle Glade field. Cowboy Pete Lee spotted him on Walter Schlecter's ranch, pursued by horse, and used a lasso to capture the escapee after about a half mile.

Belle Glade Fla Lonnie Patterson Glades State Pete Lee Walter Schlecter

Admits Setting Fire To Girl in Tavern Row

Willie Jackson 23 admitted in a signed statement that he dashed gasoline on Betty Jean Watts 19 and tossed a match during an argument in a tavern. Watts died yesterday from burns covering about seventy percent of her body in Mobile Alabama. The incident occurred in New Orleans per the report.

Mobile Ala New Orleans Betty Jean Watts Willie Jackson

Billy Graham Goes to Holland

Evangelist Billy Graham travels to The Netherlands as part of his Europe crusade. The crowd in Dortmund reached about 30,000 with 2,200 responding to Christ. He will meet Queen Juliana at Soestijk Palace and hold a press conference in Amsterdam.

Dortmund Germany Billy Graham Holland Juliana Netherlands North Carolina Westfalen Graham Soestijk Palace Amsterdam

Proxmire Critiques Wisconsin Bank Tax Policy

William Proxmire, former governor candidate, urged the 1955 Wisconsin legislature and Gov. Walter Kohler to tighten bank tax rules. He labeled their inaction a pathetic surrender to lobbying pressure after noting Wisconsin banks do not pay the same corporation income taxes as other firms.

Juneau Wis William Proxmire Walter Kohler Dodge County Democratic Club Kohler Wisconsin

Unidentified Tourist Seeks Yellowstone Old Faithful Timing

An Idaho Falls visitor asked when Old Faithful geyser at Yellowstone National Park eruptions begin for daily operations. The Idaho Falls Chamber tourist aid lacked details and noted no official schedule.

Idaho Falls Idaho

Wausau Wins Grand Safety Award For 1954 Traffic

Wausau earns the National Safety Council grand traffic safety award for 1954, with a record six special achievement awards including a year without a traffic death and strong programs in school and public safety education. Gen George C Stewart presented the plaque in Chicago to city officials.

Wausau National Safety Council George C. Stewart Chicago The Safety Council Stewart

Buried Alive Not Bothered by Night in Elk River Dump

Charleston resident Bill Tinsley, 55, a repeat offender in City Police Court, claimed he slept buried beneath a Elk River dump heap after being found by a bulldozer operator. Police dug him out. he faces arraignment today on a drunkenness charge.

Charleston W. Va Bill Tinsley Elk River Tinsley

Things Like That Make a Person Swear

Mrs. Ruth Uchida tries to quit swearing and finds little help from a burglar. A piggy bank containing $15 and a cussing box holding 40 cents were taken from her apartment. She quips it’s things like this that make a person swear.

Salt Lake City Ruth Uchida

Urge More Women In Office Panel Speakers Promote Female Candidacy

Three women politicians from Republicans and Democrat groups urged more women to run for public office at a panel during the American Association of University Women biennial convention. Katherine White Bertha Adkins and Mildred Younger discussed ambition, resilience, and avoiding apology for being a woman in campaigns.

Los Angeles the American Assn. of Katherine E. White Red Bank N. J White New Jersey Democratic State Committee Capitol Hill Washington Bertha S. Adkins Republican National Mildred Younger GOP California

Pretty Nurse Calls Fire Brigade for Date

Linton England nurse Norah Lyne 18 a recent convent school graduate asked for the fire brigade to visit Linton hospital. Four fire trucks two radio control cars 50 firemen and officials arrived but found only the nurse holding the line hoping to speak to her boyfriend.

Linton England Norah Lyne Linton Hospital Norah

Fire officer recalls gentle rebuke over phone use

A fire officer recounts giving a girl a light lecture on using the phone, noting restraint and the imprudence of harsh treatment. The remark reflects a cautious approach to guiding her behavior without severity.

Prison Break Murder Brings Life Sentence

In Lake Butler Florida George A Heroux Jr 25 was given a life term in Florida State Prison for the murder of J C Godwin 56 during an attempted breakout. A 12 man jury convicted him of first degree murder and recommended mercy though the state sought the death penalty.

Lake Butler Fla George A. Heroux, Jr Florida State Prison J. C. Godwin

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