Nash Motors Cuts Prices On 1950 Models In New Line Up
Nash Motors announces a near across the board price reduction on its 1950 models with displays in dealer showrooms starting tomorrow. Prices drop from 73 to 140 dollars on several body styles as the company highlights new Aerodynamic Airflyte designs, Hydra-Matic Drive, and Selecto-rift options. George Mason cites lower costs from materials and higher production as factors behind the cuts while H C Doss notes production gains and stronger 1949-to-1950 sales. The Statesman, Ambassador, and new two door business coupe join the lineup with revised factory prices and enhanced economy.
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Evening News
NASH
Nash- Kelvinator Corporation
Statesman
Ambassador
Kenosha
Edward Sikora
Nelle Copen
Art Klein
Arnold Schiller
Frank Milkent
Nash Motors
Warm Hearts and Community Fund Pledge Appeal
A nostalgic appeal highlights old-time neighborly acts and invites readers to support the Community Fund. It recalls women sharing bread and clothing, men aiding harvests, sewing bees, barn raisings, and quilting. The message urges pledging a portion of earnings to help neighbors today.
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Wire Tapping Case Hearing Is Continued In Florida Firms
Preliminary hearing for three Florida men charged with wire tapping was adjourned in county court until Friday morning. Defendants Albert Mancino Edwin Gebhard and Sidney Hertz face testimony from two additional witnesses. Witnesses described tapped wires at the Dayton hotel and 515 56th St near rooms linked to the defendants.
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Fla
Albert Frank Mancino
Edwin Nathaniel Gebhard
Sidney Hertz
Lawrence Claussen
59Th St
Western Union
56Th St
Claussen
Dayton
Schwartz
Gebhard and Hertz
Leroy Belongia
23Rd Ave
Alex Altergott
Wed
Blackmer Returns to Face Charges in Tea Pot Dome Scandal
Henry M. Blackmer 80, exile fugitive linked to the 1920s oil frauds, arrived from Paris with wife Kaja. Hospitalized in Boston after airport arrival. authorities say he retains U.S. citizenship, with a Denver hearing pending on perjury and tax evasion tied to the Tea Pot Dome affair. Other figures include Albert Fall and Harry Sinclair linked to the scandal.
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Boston
Mass
Henry M. Blackmer
Colorado
Tea Pot Dome
Denver
Blackmer
Kaja
Logan
Paris
Smith
New York
Warren G. Harding
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Washington
Justice Department
United States
France
U. S
Orie L. Phillips
Myron K. Blackmer
Elle Kistler
Midwest Refining Company
Sinclair
Sinclair Oil Corp
Great Neck
N. Y
Continental Trading Company
Wyo
Senate
Fall
Route Hearing Underway Today At City Hall
Fare increases for buses operated by Kenosha Motor Coach were approved by the Wisconsin Public Service Commission and a PSC hearing opened on the city’s bid for expanded transit. Cash fares rise to 10 cents, token fares to 74 cents or four for 30 cents, and weekly passes to 1.20 dollars. Children under three ride free with an adult. ages three to nine pay 5 cents. ten and older pay 10 cents. The PSC noted a projected 13 250 dollar deficit without the raise, turning it to a 27 000 dollar profit, about 8 percent return. The commission rejected token and pass eliminations as excessive. A separate city hearing on extending local bus service began alongside the rate case with city officials and council members presenting plans and public input.
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Kenosha Motor Coach Company
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
PSC
KMC
Robert V. Baker
Calmer Brown
Madison
B. A. Herrmann
A. E. Axtell
C. R. Nicolazzo
Felix Olkives
Joseph Lourigan
Herrmann
Axtell
Ruling Endorses Personal Service For Evictions
Madison Wisconsin small claims Judge Douglas Nelson ruled that eviction notices mailed to tenants are illegal and must be served personally like legal summons. The decision emphasizes direct in person delivery to enforce eviction actions.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Douglas Nelson
Delay in Steel Strike Pushes Talks and Pickets
Pittsburgh steel plants shut down as wildcat walkouts idled 2,400 workers amid a week’s delay in the nationwide steel strike. CIO United Steel Workers extended the truce to October 1 while President Truman pressed direct bargaining and early settlement under the presidential board’s recommendations.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steel Workers
Truman
Wildcat
Ford UAW try to carve pension formula after talks
Top negotiators from Ford and the UAW met for nearly three hours and planned another session to close a gap on pension and contract issues. They were reportedly only a few cents apart on an hourly pension welfare package. John S. Bugas and Walter Reuther kept silent on progress as the union pressed for a quick settlement ahead of the Sept. 29 strike notice.
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
John S. Bugas
Walter Reuther
UAW
Steel
Daylight Saving Time Ends This Sunday Across U S
Daylight saving ends this Sunday at 2 a.m. in most fast time zones. About 50 million Americans lose the hour of evening recreation gained in spring and regain one hour of sleep this weekend.
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New York
U S Steel to Meet with Union in Pittsburgh
U S Steel Corp announced it will meet with the United Steelworkers in Pittsburgh tomorrow for collective bargaining. John L. Lewis rejected an operator demand to end the strike and negotiations were broken off until next week. Sam Wood, 66, Hollywood director, died of a heart attack, the third notable death in a week following Frank Morgan and Richard Dix.
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New York
U.P
U. S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
CSO
Pittsburgh
Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Sam Wood
Hollywood
Frank Morgan
Richard Dix
Wood
Morgan
the Stratton Story
Inland Steel Opens Bargaining Talks With CIO Union
Inland Steel notified President Truman it is willing to meet the CIO United Steelworkers in collective bargaining. The firm invited union locals to discuss terms tomorrow at the Indiana Harbor works in Indiana.
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Chicago
Inland_ Steel company
Truman
CIO
United Steelworkers
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Assault with deadly weapon shoe attack in Chicago case
Fred Haverkate of Lake Mills Wis. accuses Chicago restaurant owner George Widdes of assaulting him with a deadly weapon a size 8 oxford shoe attached to the defendant’s feet. Judge Cecil C. Smith continued the case to September 30.
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Chicago
Fred Haverkate
Lake Mills
Wis
George Widdes
Haverkate
Widdes
Cecil C. Smith
Union Grove Youth Dies From Injuries in Accident
Arnold Schwedler 20 of Union Grove died nine days after an automobile crash in Burlington. He was a passenger in a car that skidded on loose gravel and struck a utility pole and never regained consciousness.
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Burlington
Wis
Arnold Schwedler
Union Grove
Schwedler
Alcatraz Warden Praises Kenosha Youth Foundation Visit
Edwin B. Swope, warden of Alcatraz, urged Kenosha civic leaders to support youth programs saying destroying hope ruins character. He toured KYF with Earl J. Smith and spoke on prevention of crime through community based work. Swope, 18 months at Alcatraz, 16 years in federal prisons, shared a personal turn from Albuquerque mayor to prison reform advocate.
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Edwin B. Swope
Alcatraz Prison
Kenosha
Civic and
Community Fund
Rogers Palmer
Kenosha Youth Foundation
W. B. Tower
L. O. Denyes
Smith
Alcatraz
KYF
Swope
New York
New Mexico
Youth Foundation
K.Y.F
Edward J. Ruetz
Stanley G. Haukedahl
National Song Sessions Here in Kenosha This Weekend
Kenosha hosts the 15th Singerfestival by the United Danish Singers League of North America on Sept 24 and 25. Delegates arrive from Harmoniea and Danish Glee clubs of Chicago, Bel Canto Detroit Dana New York Lyren San Francisco Luren Los Angeles, plus Kenosha’s Brage. Concert at 8 pm Saturday in Danish Brotherhood Hall directed by Gerhard Rasmussen with Esther Baker Karl Dan Sørensen.
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Kenosha
United Danish Singers League of North America
Harmoniea
Danish Glee Club
Chicago
Bel Canto
Detroit
Mich
Dana
New York
N. Y
Lyren
San Francisco
Luren
Los Angeles
Cal
Brage” Singing Society
Three Arrested In Stamp Forgery Plot In New York
Federal authorities arrested three printing executives in New York a massive counterfeiting plot to flood circulation with 10 million fake three cent stamps. Saul Schackman 35 of Bayonne New Jersey operated a Jersey City shop Philip Schwartz 31 and Nicholas Frasca 45 of the Bronx were co partners in Manhattan Photolith Plates Inc the firm near U S Secret Service headquarters.
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New York
Saul Schackman
Bayonne
N. J
Jersey City
Philip Schwartz
Nicholas Frasca
Bronx
Manhattan Photolith
Milwaukee Wife Sues for Divorce Over Hair Curl Demands
Geraldine Lewinski alleges her six foot three inch husband demanded she set pin curls in his hair and perform grooming tasks daily. She claims he refused care for their child, insisting she manage his nails ears and hair despite his ability to care for himself.
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Milwaukee
Geraldine Lewinski
Weather outlook with near freezing temps across Wisconsin
A day of scattered showers left Wisconsin with near freezing temperatures forecast tonight. Weatherman H J Thompson said nighttime readings hover around 40 with Watertown at .02 inches of rain and no frost. Yesterday’s high reached 73 in Watertown as northwest lows dip to 35 40 and southeast near 45. Noon in Kenosha reported 53.
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H. J. Thompson
Watertown
Thompson
Kenosha
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