Wiley Says Developments Make Need for Seaway Desperate
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin argues Korea developments heighten the desperate need for the St. Lawrence seaway and hydroelectric project to secure iron ore from Labrador and power nationwide. He claims the Mesabi range lacks high grade ore for war and warns against delays or excuses.
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Wiley
Washington
R. Wis
Korea
St. Lawrence Seaway
Labra-dor
St. Lawrence
Mesabi
America
Seaway
Bullet Removed After 12 Years From Jamestown Farmer
Jack Daniels of Jamestown Arkansas had a .45 caliber bullet removed from his head after twelve years. Surgeons performed a four and a half hour operation on the 26 year old farmer and described his recovery as good. The injury occurred when he was 14 after a neighbor mistook him for a chicken thief and fired. Daniels later married and has two children. Eight months ago he began losing coordination as the bullet shifted toward the back of his skull and affected brain regions controlling muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Jack Daniels
Daniels
Jamestown
Pierre man contemplates junking car after collision
Bill Moe of Pierre was in a collision with his auto. Garagemen estimated repair costs at 398 dollars. Moe ordered it to the junkyard claiming the buggy cost 300 dollars and he would gain 98 dollars in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre, S. D
Bill Moe
Pierre
Moe
UW Expert Calls Korea Test Case
University of Wisconsin Far East specialist Prof. Eugene Boardman labels the Korean invasion a test case to gauge Western resolve against communist expansion. He notes Northern Korea sought military leverage, Russia observed Western reaction, and doubts why Russia withholds heavy air power. Southern Korean troops could exploit timely material aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Russia
Eugene Boardman
Korea
Boardman
Australia weighs sending RAAF planes to Korea
Prime Minister Robert Menzies said his cabinet would be canvassed by telephone on whether to deploy fighter aircraft to Korea. A squadron of RAAF Mustangs is stationed at Iwakuni Japan. General MacArthur reportedly requested the planes via Lt. Gen. Sir Horace Robertson, with possible limits if troops are included.
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Sydney
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Korea
Iwakuni
Japan
Sydney Sun
Canberra
Douglas MacArthur
Horace Robertson
the Sun
Railroads impose midwest wheat embargo starting July 1
The Association of American Railroads issues an embargo limiting wheat movement in Kansas Nebraska Colorado Missouri and parts of Iowa Illinois to storage available or wheat for sale. Farmers grain storage firms and prearranged shipments are exempt. The measure aims to prevent box car congestion during seasonal storage shortages.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Midwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Council Bluffs
East St. Louis
AAR
Atom Water Man Sentenced for Fraud in Chicago Case
William Estep known as the Atom Water man and his wife Dora were sentenced to prison for fraud and unauthorized medical practice. Estep received three to five years with a $2000 fine, and Dora 48, got one to two years and the same fine after a criminal court jury convicted them of violating the state medical practices act for treating patients with atom water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William
Doc) Estep
Estep
Donald S. McKinley
Crimminal Court
Dora
Archbishop Calls Communism the Devil's Work and Praises Korea Aid
Archbishop Michael of the Greek Orthodox Church in the Americas condemned communism as the devil's work and lauded President Truman's decision to aid South Korea as wonderful in a Miami report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.P
Michael
North
South America
Truman
South Korea
Summer Sports Activity Update at Lincoln Park and KYF
The report outlines upcoming summer programs including a Senior Tennis clinic led by John Schneider at Lincoln Park courts from 10 a.m. to 12 noon with rainouts noted. New and existing members can join KYF or Lincoln courts on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday mornings. A July 11 bike trip to Cooper Road, the airport, and sand dunes is planned for ages 15 and up. Archery meets Mondays at Lake Front stadium, Dry Dock offers a July 10 Big Splash for Dry Dock members, and a July 13 roller skating party in Zion, Illinois with an 80 cent fee covering bus fare and three hours of skating. Dry Dock reports 210 new summer memberships and ongoing 50 cent membership sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park Courts
John Schneider
KYF
Lincoln Courts
Cooper Road
Lake Front
Dry Dock
Zion
Illinois
Canada Parliament Recesses After Quiet War Year
Ottawa reports Parliament recesses after a calm session. The House approved about 2.4 billion dollars in current-year appropriations and allocated 425 million for defense as Korea rage continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Korea
Truman confesses love for New York City
Margaret Truman told a Greater New York Fund luncheon that she loves New York City after three and a half years living there. She requested secrecy from anyone in Missouri about the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Truman
Miss Truman
Greater New York Fund
Missouri
Fashions Discussed At Pot Luck Supper
Mae A get-together pot luck supper was held Wednesday night June 28 at Vera Rudgal’s home. The discussion focused on fashions seen around Kenosha while food and gossip filled the evening. Attendees included Donna Hoff Barb Wehner Marilyn McPhaul Marge Petersen Connie Zewen Germaine Graffenius Jane Zuidweg Marilyn Young Donna Walkowski Jeanne Gallagher Lorraine Stein and other June graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Rudgal
Kenosha
Donna Hoff
Barb Wehner
Marilyn McPhaul
Marge Petersen
Connie Zewen
Germaine Graffenius
Jane Zuidweg
Marilyn Young
Donna Walkowski
Jeanne Gallagher
Lorraine Stein
Bill Kiffel Honored At Farewell Party
A farewell party for Bill Kiffel was hosted by James Duffy on Wednesday night June 21. Attendees included Dino Paielli Ralph Tenuta Lowell Larsen Phil Greenberg Felix Mundt Ed Potts Bob Koch Bob Bertling Duke Granger Pete Schwaike and Wayne O'Neil. A flash unit for his camera was presented. Bill left for Europe Friday June 23 for a three month tour sponsored by the American Junior Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kiffel
James Duffy
Dino Paielli
Ralph Tenuta
Lowell Larsen
Phil Greenberg
Felix Mundt
Ed Potts
Bob Koch
Bob Bertling
Duke Granger
Pete Schwaike
Wayne O'Neil
Bill
Europe
Red Cross
Kentucky Youth Federation Baseball Schedules Rainout Makeup
All K Y F league games were rained out last Saturday and will be played off tomorrow morning at Lincoln Park. The boys league starts at 8 30 a m on diamond two and the Junior Comets play on diamond three.
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K.Y.F. Baseball League
Lincoln Park Diamonds
Comets
Delegates Return From Boys State
Six Kenosha High School students led by Mr. D. T. John returned from Badger Boys State in Ripon Wisconsin after a week studying governmental functions. They held elections for mayor clerk governor and learned law and civil service while attending assemblies, classes and a bar exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHS
D. T. John
Badger Boy's State
Ripon
Wisconsin
Dario Madigianio
Bob Murphy
James Moore
Racine Park
Kenosha
Ronnie Rudy
Pat Shelly
Dario Madigrano
Jim Granger
Quentin Katt
Dario
Quentin
Jim
Ronnie
One a Year, All Girls in Pittsfield Me
Lloyd Brooks reportedly has eleven daughters in Pittsfield Maine with the oldest at twelve, a rare large family note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Lloyd Brooks
Local Youth Europe Bound for Three Month Red Cross Tour
Bill Eiffel a June graduate of KHS travels with 19 peers from across the United States on a Red Cross sponsored three month Europe tour to observe Red Cross activities. The group, funded by 10 European national Red Cross societies, will visit Geneva Copenhagen and several other countries before meeting again in Copenhagen prior to returning in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eiffel
KHS
Europe
Bill
United States
Red Cross
Children’s Fund
American Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
International Committee of the Red Cross
Copenhagen
Denmark
Reminders of Summer Safety for Swimmers
Simple rules to stay safe around water. Avoid unguarded areas and follow lifeguard instructions. Swim only within your depth, stay with a buddy, and use buoy lines. Do not dive in shallow or unknown depths. Avoid pushing others, and seek help if cramped or tired.
Kilpatrick Family Headed by 84 Year Old Matriarch in Monroeville
Mrs. M. M. Kilpatrick of Monroeville aged 84 leads one of the souths largest families with 11 living children, 43 grandchildren, and 54 great grandchildren. The clan spans generations in the Alabama town as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Ala
M. M. Kilpatrick
South
Picnic Ideas For Summer Fun By Vivian Brown
Girls bring the food while boys share costs as snacks range from fried chicken and foil wrapped potatoes to hamburger skewers. Frozen juice and tangy dressings spice menus. horseside picnics near stables are popular. leave sites clean and extinguish fires.
Terpsichore Club Picnic at Cedar Lake
The Terpsichore club and 12 guests spent Sunday June 25 at Cedar Lake with lunch of hot dogs and picnic treats. They swam played baseball took photos and ended with dancing and an evening swim. A humorous incident featured Bob Myers and Al Aceto dunking Vivian Woves fully clothed. Attendees included Marilyn Loes Georgia Guido Betty Norgaard Marge Binniger Joanne Dosemagen and Vivian Voves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichore Club
Cedar Lake
Bob Myers
al Aceto
Vivian
Porterhouse vs T-bone steak bone comparison
Porterhouse contains a small bone that divides the steak into two equal portions. T-bone features a large T shaped bone separating a larger cut from a smaller tenderloin portion.
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52Nd Street
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