Dolores Frederick 15 Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Dolores Elizabeth Frederick died at her home 6422 Twenty-sixth avenue after a sudden heart attack. The Kenosha born ninth grader at St George school had shown no illness that day. Coroner James A. Crossin noted death from heart failure. Survived by parents Frank and Cecelia Frederick sisters Rose Mary and Alice brother Robert and grandparents Michael and Mrs Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Elizabeth Frederick
Frank Frederick
Twenty-sixth Avenue
James A. Crossin
Dolores
Rose Mary
She
Kenosha
Frank and
Cecelia Tures Frederick
St. George School
C.Y.O
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Thomas Church
Alice
Robert Frederick
Michael Frederick
Paris
Wis
Measles Lead In City Health Report Week Ending May 25
Measles remained the dominant communicable disease with 195 cases in the week ended May 25 per Dr. A. J. Randall's office. German measles followed with 52 cases, chickenpox 18, scarlet fever 2 and mumps 1. Vital stats show 20 births, evenly split between 10 girls and 10 boys, 23 marriages, and 8 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Randall
Rothern
Randall
Stray Dog Kills Geese on Thompson Farm
A stray dog invaded Markus Thompson’s farm on Highway 31 near the K.D. tracks on Monday afternoon and killed two geese while mangling a third fatally. Thompson reported the loss to the sheriff. Deputies Leo Sikora and Eugene Schend searched the area but found no sign of the marauding dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markus Thompson
Highway 31
K. D
Thompson
Sheriff's Department
Leo Sikora
Eugene Schend
Kenosha notices list local events and ads
The page lists community items including a Kiwanis talk by Rev. Tipton at the Elks Club, local service ads for Venetian blinds and appliances, a fire damage report at a Racine address, aut decorators, a bar for sale, legal fines in municipal court, and notices of local business activity and social happenings. The content reflects a busy Kenosha area ledger of advertising and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tipton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Racine
Kenosha Kiwanis Club
Elks Club
Anderson Furniture
Isetts
Grunow
Simon Electric and
43Rd St
Pucci
Stel-lar Tavern
Roosevelt Road
Congress Club
Kenosha
Sheridan Road
Sixtieth Street
Esser
Lakeview Paint Co
6Th Ave
22Nd Ave
Clyde Keating
Merle Norman
Orpheum
Edward J Ruetz
W. W. Davis
Bill
Two Men Arrested Over Worthless Check Ring in Kenosha
Police held Richard P. Larson 22 and Vernor Blanchard Winn 27 on charges for issuing worthless checks totaling 125 dollars across six Kenosha establishments. Larson faces forgery count. Winn faces six counts of bad checks with additional warrants from Green Bay. Det. Lt. Riley detailed actions, arrests, and bank name substitutions tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Richard P. Larson
Ashland
Vernor Blanchard Winn
Greenleaf
Wis
Arthur J. Riley
Winn
W. W. Davis
Larson
Dayton
Congress Club
Fifty Sixth Street
Blue Moon Tavern
Sixty Third Street
DelMar Tavern
Fifty-second Street
Twenty Fourth Avenue
Kenosha National Bank
Riley
First National Bank
San Francisco
WEFW
Fifty-sixth
Roy B. van Ermman
West
Dixon
Green Bay
John Cantrell
North Shore Railroad
Milwaukee
John Boswell
Joseph Strubel
Identify Four Army Escapees
Milwaukee authorities identified four men who escaped from the U S disciplinary barracks early yesterday by a rope from the roof of a building. The escapees were transfers from Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indiana and are serving ten years or less. The four are Roland D Ernest 22 of Salisbury Pa Kenneth C Donahey 28 of Morgantown West Virginia Irvin J Bever 25 of Akron Ohio and Arthur M Alford 24 of Booneville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U. S
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Roland D. Ernest
Salisburg
Kenneth C. Donahey
Morgantown
W. Va
Irvin J. Bever
Akron
Arthur M. Alford
Booneville
Neighborhood dog attack injures child
Ted Jr was bitten by a neighbor s dog which lacerated his face. Deputies ordered the owner to keep the animal tied for 10 days of observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted, Jr
Silver
63Rd St
Adv
C. A. Anderson
Twenty-first Avenue
Rudolph Schneider
Eleventh Avenue
Twenty-third Avenue
Anderson
Sixtieth Street
Norbert Bahr
Roosevelt Road
Thirty-first Avenue
Benning Motor Sales
Joe Broski
Wisconsin Geology Professor to Observe Bikini Test
Parker D. Trask of the University of Wisconsin, an oceanography specialist, will observe atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll in July as part of a 24 scientist group chosen by the National Academy of Sciences. He will study radiation effects on marine life and beaches and previously served 18 months as a special consultant to the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U.P
Parker D. Trask
University of Wisconsin
Bikini Atoll
National Academy of Sciences
Trask
Armed Forces
Wisconsin
Thief Takes Four-Burner Coffee Plate at City Restaurant
A theft at Georley’s Restaurant, 5816 Sixth Avenue, occurred between 11 am and 1 pm Monday. A four-burner coffee plate worth 40 dollars was taken while owner Stanley Venetos attended to a prospective buyer downstairs. police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georley
Sixth Avenue
Stanley Venetos
Venetos
Schwellenbach Returns to Capitol After Allis-Chalmers Talks
U.S. Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach left for Washington after discussions with management and labor on the Allis-Chalmers strike. Company president Walter Geist and UAW CIO Local 248 president Robert Buse declined to comment. Assistant Secretary John Gibson and federal conciliator Walter Munro accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U. S
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Man Imprisoned in Refrigerator Car Near Seattle
Alfred J. Degutis, 43, of Seattle, said he was trapped in a railroad refrigerator car for more than two weeks without food or water. He entered the car at Auburn on May 9, the door sealed, and the car was later hooked to a train crossing the Cascade mountains. He weighed 196 pounds at entry and 142 pounds on release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Alfred J. Degutis
Degutis
Seattle
Auburn
Northern Pacific
Cascade Mountains
New Veteran Group Planned in Kenosha By Polish Veterans
George Washington Post No. 34 of the American Legion of Polish Veterans sponsors plans for a post of Kenosha World War II veterans of Polish descent. Announcement says all Kenosha WWII veterans should send name and address to Commander Joseph Kontowt at 4013 10th Avenue. If interest grows a new post will be formed for younger veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
George Washington Post
American Legion of Polish Veterans
Kenosha
Joseph Kontowt
10Th Avenue
OPA Extends Sugar Furlough Rations To 120 Days
The Office of Price Administration announces fur lough soldiers may receive sugar rations for leaves up to 120 days via district offices. Previously leaves of 60 days or more required ration books and books had to be turned in after leave. The change creates uniformity and reduces need for ration books for shorter furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Michigan road bids higher postwar plan
Michigan road building in the postwar era will cost 30 to 50 percent more than in 1941 based on bids for eight initial projects. Contracts await federal approval to be let, with state funds matched. Highway Commissioner Zeigler cites wartime price increases and notes some states see up to 75 percent more. A $78 million, three year program is ready, with about $26 million planned for 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Federal Public Roads Administration
Charles M. Zeigler
Zeigler
Memorial planned for 353 American airmen at Kimbolton
A memorial will be erected at Kimbolton in England to honor 353 American airmen who lost their lives while flying from the Kimbolton air field. The project recognizes their sacrifice and preserves the site as a war remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbolton
England
Kimbolton Airfield
Veterans Form Housing Coop in Kenosha
Thirty five veterans attended a Sunday meeting at the American Legion clubrooms launching the Veterans Home Building association. The non profit group plans to finance and construct homes in a Kenosha area, with membership limited to veterans and local firms backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Cooperative
Kenosha
American Legion
Veterans’ Home Building Association
Kenoshans
Cooperative Home
Legion
Association
the Legion
Hearing Set on Tavern Lease Case for Milwaukee Man
Preliminary hearing for Millard Leshin 22 of Milwaukee on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses in the sale of a tavern lease at 1114-16 Fifty sixth street is scheduled for June 11. Leshin posted 1000 bond at arraignment after allegedly taking 4600 from Antonio Marrone of Kenosha for the lease with Guridan as owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Leshin
Milwaukee
Fifty Sixth Street
Leshin
John Guridhan
Fifty-sixth Street
Antonio J. Marrone
Kenosha
Marrone
Gurichan
Ruling Upholds Chaplin Paternity and Support
An appellate court reaffirmed Charlie Chaplin's paternity of Carol Ann Barry and ordered the comedian to pay 75 dollars weekly for the child’s support. The decision also included a note that Miss Barry’s lawyers deserve over 5 thousand dollars for the two year court fight, as Chaplin sought to reduce the payments and a protege sought higher support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Barry
Carol Ann
Miss Barry
Chaplin
Lack of Coal To Close Milwaukee Vocational School
Milwaukee Vocational School, with about 6,500 day students including over 1,000 veterans, will close temporarily today due to a coal shortage and resulting power limitations. Director William F. Rasche announced the shutdown last night, noting electricity shortages rather than heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William F. Rasche
Confederate Notes Fool Berlin Black Marketeer
A German market seller buys worn Confederate bills at a high exchange rate, while a U S officer investigates a contraband currency claim in wartime Berlin. The report notes bans on trading U S notes and mentions pineapple cultivation plans in Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
U.S. Treasury
South
U. S
Semrau Post Sets Memorial Day Rites
Members of the Fred Semrau Post No. 361 of the American Legion will hold Memorial Day exercises at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the Honor Roll in Trevor. Servicemen will appear in uniform and County Judge W. W. Davis will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Semrau
American Legion
Trevor
W. W. Davis
Rainbow Division to Hold State Reunion in Milwaukee
Veterans who served with the 42nd Rainbow division of the Army plan a state reunion on Sunday June 2 at the Red Arrow club 744 N Broadway Milwaukee Gordon J Reid secretary of the Douglas MacArthur chapter announced today The Rainbow division broke the Siegfried line in World War I and again in World War II fighting through France to Munich and Nurnberg before occupation duty in Austria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
42Nd
Rainbow Division
Milwaukee
Red Arrow Club
N. Broadway
Gordon J. Reid
Douglas MacArthur
Veterans’ Club
France
Harry J. Collins
Wurzburg
Schweinfurt
Nurnberg
Dachau
Munich
Austria
Fat Salvage Giving Is Continuing High in 1946
Kenosha housewives were urged to conserve fat for the national salvage program as the first three months of 1946 produced excellent returns. March brought 16,077,000 pounds, the fifth largest month in the program’s history and 12 percent below the 1944 peak. February yielded 12,241,000 pounds, with January at 12,532,000 and November 1945 at 8,577,000. Fats and oils remain in demand and collections are ahead of campaign projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Kenoshans
Mrs Jean Carbone Sued for Divorce
Harold Carbone, a former army lieutenant, filed in Chester New York for divorce from Jean Carbone alleging adultery with Capt Harold Beschen between December 11, 1944 and May 1, 1945. He questions her Nevada residency and seeks denial of the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renow
Jean Carbone
Air Fo
Chester
N. Y
Army
Harold Carbone
Harold Beschen
Carbone
London
Nevada
Betty Dodge Weds Cpl Daniel Rock in Waukegan
Miss Betty Dodge and T/5 Daniel D Rock exchanged nuptial vows yesterday in Waukegan. Cpl Rock, son of Mrs Agnes Rock of 5040 Thirty third Avenue, is stationed at Fort Sheridan and expects a discharge soon. The couple will live in Waukegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dodge
Daniel D. Rock
Waukegan
Joseph Dodge
Apt
P-5
Thirty-first Court
Cpl. Rock
Agnes Rock
Thirty-third Avenue
Fort Sheridan
Cpl
Rock
Burns Club Plans Final Meeting at Odd Fellows Temple
Burns Club in Kenosha schedules its last season gathering for Saturday at 8 pm in the Odd Fellows Temple. The group will conduct its important business during the session. Russia intends to eightfold its colored cotton fabric output this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Burns Club
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Russia
Chaplain Plowman Returns to Kenosha Pastorate
The Rev. Roscoe E. Plowman, a former army chaplain, resumes duties as pastor of First Evangelical Church in Kenosha after WWII service. He served in San Antonio and England, landed at Normandy, earned major rank, and now leads with Mrs Plowman and three children at 5040 Twenty-first Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe E. Plowman
First Evangelical Church of
Kenosha
Plowman
Stinson Field
San Antonio
Texas
Harvard University
Capt Plowman
England
Eighth
Ninth Air Forces
Normandy
Third Army
St. Lo
France
United States
P T A St Mark's Home and School Close Meeting
St Mark's Home and School Association held a closing meeting with a pot-luck supper. Guest speaker Fred Muth of Milwaukee stressed parental responsibility. New officers elected include Mrs William Meyer president, Fred Williams vice president, Harold Herrmann secretary, Carl Petterson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
Engagement announced for Miss Genevieve Ronzia and Casimir Mieczkowski
Local couple Genevieve Ronzia of 1815 Fifty Fourth Street and Casimir F. Mieczkowski son of Mr and Mrs John Mieczkowski of 914 Forty Fifth Street announce their engagement No definite wedding plans have been made Railway thieves are active in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Ronzia
Casimir F. Mieczkowski
Ronzia
Fifty-fourth Street
John Mieczkowski
Forty-fifth Street
Editorial Advertisement Series 520th Tuesday Run
This line marks the 520th installment of the paper's Tuesday editorial advertisements, indicating a long running promotional or opinion feature published on Tuesdays and bearing copyright notice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl
Assn
Kenneth Mentink
Washington Street
William F. Rademacher
Silver's
Frank J. Johnson
Arco Auto Carriers, Inc
Janesville
Forty-eighth Street
30Th Ave
Schneeberger’s
Schneeberger's Tavern
Peter Jasperson
Martha Edwards
Eugene Edwards
Edwards
Jasperson
Motors
Kenosha Driveaway
Ted Becker
Fortieth Avenue
John C
Kenosha Fuel Dealers
Boswell
Strubel
Twentythird Avenue
Maywood Restaurant
Fifty-eighth St
Kelly Ruffolo
Schwellenbach
OPA
Michigan Road
P. C
National Sheet Metal Works
24Th Ave
Honduras
Semrau
Rainbow
Bride
Daniel Rock
Burns Club
Imc
NE Insurance Real
Peter G. Orth
Poppy Committee
William DU Pont
P.T. A. Notes
India
Argentina
Wisconsin Iron & Metal Co
Fourteenth Ave
Frederick E. Stemm
Harry Mayer
Mayer Drug
Banks of
Northwestern Loan & Trust Co
Kade
Joan Kenley
Colonial Mills Rayon
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