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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1950

Page

7

Yule Granted Right To Expand Service

The state public service commission approved Yule Truck Lines petition to provide service between Kenosha, Somars, Racine and Milwaukee. The operation is effective immediately with Motor Transport Company allowed to petition for a re hearing within 20 days.

State Public Service Commission Yule Truck Lines Kenosha Somars Racine Milwaukee Motor Transport Company PSC Somers A. E. Axtell Uawcio Local No. 72 Chamber of Commerce Uptown Business Association Motor Transport Chicago Claude Jasper Madison Yale Truck Lines Yule Commission John Doerfer West Allis Samuel Bryan W. F. Whitney

Auto Mechanic Strike Looms Near Kenosha Area

Nearly 200 automotive mechanics from Auto Mechanics Local No 173 faced a possible walkout as talks with Kenosha dealers stalled. A 30 cent per hour raise is sought with a two year contract expiring today. About 35 garagemen would be affected, with 125 union members in 13 dealer garages and 55 in independent shops.

Auto Mechanics Local No. 173 CIO Kenosha Automobile Dealers Association Union Club Dealers Association Dealer Association

Miss Catherine Behrens To Attend National Education Meet

Miss Catherine M Behrens a McKinley junior high teacher and KEA president will attend the 88th annual National Education Association meeting in St Louis. The five day event will be held starting Monday and draws about 3300 delegates from local associations across the country. She represents the Kenosha Education Association.

Catherine M. Behrens McKinley National Education Association St. Louis Miss Behrens Kenosha Educational Association KEA

Spray Plan DDT Dusts Keno Family Drive-In Theater

Master Sprayers Inc dusted the Keno Family Drive-In at 6 30 p m with 650 pounds of DDT. Pilot Robert Bulkley of Libertyville Illinois reported minimal drift and that the powder settled into the ravine trees and marsh surrounding the site. Dusting took about 20 minutes.

Master Sprayers, Inc Robert Bulkley Libertyville

Municipal court fines for arteriAl violation and community notices

A 20 year old man, Robert F Allan, forfeited a $2 bond in municipal court today for violating an arterial. The column also lists numerous local business ads and community notices including events at Guttormsen's Recreation and Maplecrest Country Club, late June town activities, store promotions, and a minor injury report of Martin Balcaitis due to a fall from a porch.

Robert F. Allan Rt. 4

Talks Resume On Simmons Contract Negotiations

Federal Labor Union No 18456 resumes talks at Simmons plant with works manager Ed ward McCaffrey and a 20 member bargaining committee. No contract agreement yet but progress reported. Union voted to strike July 12 after canceling two year pact. issues include 15 cent hourly raise, extra vacation, and hospitalization checkoff.

Simmons Company Federal Labor Union No. 18456 AFL Edward McCaffrey McCaffrey George Zewen Simmons

Zoo and Airport Trip For KYF Youth Set

Kenosha Youth Foundation schedules a July 5 trip for ages 9 to 14 to Brookfield Zoo and Chicago O’Hare. Registrations open at the KYF desk. The Dry Dock center plans a July 13 skate trip for members 15 and older with advance reservations. A July 10 splash party at the KYF pool requires membership cards.

Kenosha Youth Foundation Brookfield Zoo Chicago KYF Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinal Dry Dock Kenosha Zion

Express Agency burglaries convict gets five year term

Jett Allen Smith 38 of Athens Georgia was sentenced in Milwaukee federal court to five years for conspiracy in the 1949 Railway Express Agency burglary in Milwaukee. Accomplice Matthew Kilgore 37 of Greensville South Carolina was killed in the gun battle. Louis Voltz 32 of Glenview Illinois was jailed seven years for Dyer act charges. Smith had pleaded guilty after arriving from Macon Georgia and initially pleaded not guilty.

Jett Allen Smith Athens Milwaukee Railway Express Agency 13Th Ave Smith Railway Express Matthew Kilgore Greensville S. C Louis Voltz Glenview Ill St. Louis Macon

Mrs. Mary Degen, 76, Dies at St. Catherine's

Mrs. Mary Degen aged 76 of 6514 24th Ave. died at St. Catherine's hospital after an extended illness. Born Mary Nimsgern in Spring Grove Illinois, she married Michael Degen in Kenosha in 1896. Survived by two sons William and Louis both of Kenosha, two daughters Mrs Emil Norman and Josephine, two brothers Martin and Mathias of Spring Grove, a sister Mrs Susan Graham of Elgin, and three grandchildren. Her husband died in 1950. She was a member of St. Thomas Aquinas church and the Altar Society.

Mary Degen 24Th Ave St. Catherine's Hospital Mary Nimsgern Spring Grove Ill Kenosha Michael Degen Degen St. Thomas Aquinas Church The Altar Society William Louis Emil Norman Josephine Martin Mathias Susan Graham Elgin, Ill

Obituary of John E. Newhouse 57 Dies at Residence

John E. Newhouse 57 died at his home 325 18th Ave Thursday evening after a long illness. Born Kenosha Jan 11 1893 he studied at St George's school. He served in World War I from 1914 to 1918. Employed 35 years by Nash Motors he belonged to the Fraternal Order of Eagles Nash Local 72 and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survived by sister Mary Kenosha and brother Edward J Montello Wis.

John E. Newhouse 18Th Ave Newhouse Kenosha St. George's School Nash Motors Order of Eagles Nash Local Veterans of Foreign Wars Mary Edward J Montello, Wis

Former Kenoshan Dies at 61 in Birmingham Michigan

Mrs. Charles E. Crawford 61, a former Kenoshan born Lora Windsor Joliet Illinois, died at her daughter Martha Schaeffer’s home in Birmingham Michigan where she was visiting. A Haverford Pennsylvania resident who moved east from Kenosha about 1925 she is survived by her husband and three daughters. Funeral services were held today.

Charles E. Crawford Kenoshan Martha Schaeffer Birmingham Mich Crawford Lora Windsor Joliet, Ill Haverford Kenosha

Coast Guard Bans Visitors From Headquarters

The coast guard received a Cleveland order barring visitors unless on official duty. Chief George Piotrowski said the ban reflects the international situation and applies to all visitors to headquarters in Cleveland.

Coast Guard Cleveland George Piotrowski

Jamboree Troop Headlines From Niagara Falls to New York

Kenosha Boy Scout Jamboree troop reports two days of travel from Kenosha to Chicago then to New York with a late arrival due to train delays. They stay at Henry Hudson hotel with 500 Wisconsin scouts and make headlines when their beds are found neatly made at the hotel.

Kenosha Valley Forge Niagara Falls New York Chicago Niagara Grand Central Station Henry Hudson Hotel Wisconsin George Gatley

Kenosha is North of 38th Parallel

A travel style piece notes the 38th parallel boundary between North and South Korea and lists U S cities as north of or near the line. It mentions Evansville Indiana and Stockton California as on the line, with San Francisco and Oakland slightly below. The longitude path continues through Seville and Athens to Asia.

Kenosha New York North South Korea Evansville Ind Stockton Calif Lake City Colo Syracuse Kas Duquoin Ill Hot Springs San Francisco Berkely Oakland Louisville Lexington Washington, D. C Richmond Wichita Seville Spain Messina Sicily Athens Greece Ankara Turkey Sinkiang Province China Tientsin

Zion Group Plans Fight Against Blue Laws Revival

A hearing set for July 12 before Judge Ralph J. Cady in Waukegan will hear testimony opposing Zion Illinois blue laws revival. Opponents will subpoena witnesses to challenge a petition seeking an election to outlaw Sunday business. The petition, filed last May, lists 940 signatures, with over 200 said to be invalid.

Ralph J. Cady Waukegan Zion

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International Harvester Coolerator Iron Rite Ironers Hamilton Simon Electric C. H. Li University of California Institute of Experimental Biology Becker the Assurance Abstract Company Sixth Avenue Telephone Stella Jambrek Ann Krapetz Helen Schantek Gordon 75Th St Evening News Mary Santroch 39Th Ave Guttormsen Dale's 56Th St Tott’s 45Th St Elray Stables French Drive Hertz’s 14Th Ave Westinghouse Good Housekeeping Shop 57Th St Charlie Morzejko L. Turner Sons 6Th Ave Frese Market 52Nd St Heineken Morzejko's 14Th Avenue Tavern Vic's Bakery Washington Rd Fashion Drapery Company Joseph Ruffalo Maplecrest Verne Harris Ojai Valley Band R Elks Berlin Chris Roosevelt Rd 28Th Ave Cameron Martin’s Sheridan Rd Ritter’s Bakery Better Bakery 50Th St Leonard Truck Rental Sparky’s 7Th Ave Maplecrest Country Clubs Rohling Electric 23Rd Ave Maplecrest Country Club Tenuta’s Delicatessen 32Nd Ave Francis W. Quinn, Jr Nicipal Court Quinn St. Joseph's and Ladies’ Sacred Heart Societies St. Casmir’s Washington Park Martin Balcaitis 36Th Ave Kenosha Hospital Badger Fuel & Supply CO Eriangle Roosevelt Road KYF Group St. Catherine's Grotsky Beer Depot Air Line Edmund Lamacchia Travel Service 22Nd Avenue Triangle No Pat Bain Hardware Jornet Brothers Roosevelt Road Hardware South Side Hardware Uptown Hardware Washington Road Hardware Twin Lakes Estates Twin Lakes, Wis U.S. 12 Black Top Road N. LA Salle
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