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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1957

Page

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Former Kenosha man dies in private plane crash near Brighton

Eugene Hinderer 23 of Northbrook was killed when his small Piper Cub crashed on a Brighton Township farm about 2 to 3 p m. He rented the plane from Chicagoland Airport Wheeling Ill. The crash followed an engine failure in gusty conditions. Coroner and sheriff’s deputies investigated.

Varyle Eugene Hinderer Techny Road Northbrook Kenosha County Melva C. Hinderer 24Th Ave Kenosha Brighton Township Racine Sturtévant Hinderer John Nau County Trunk N Nau Hin Chicagoland Airport Wheeling Ill Nat William Raven Fritz Oetting Hardy Schmalfeldt CAA Robert Christiansen Steele N. D Eugene Hinderer Bristol Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Raeda Lenz Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Trinity Lutheran Church Glencoe Danna Eugene Jeana Rae Charles Heide Daniel Norton Ann Donald Salvano Lansing Sturtevant Norton Salvano

Woman Decides Against Hypnosis in Chicago Removal

Mrs. Fred Dust of Chicago, 38, cancelled a five day hypnotic trance planned by Edwin L. Baron of the Hypnosis Institute of Chicago. She telegraphed she would not attend, citing advice from other authorities and reflecting bishop Grutka’s concerns about publicity effects on her and her two children in East Chicago.

Chicago Fred Dust Andrew Grutka Dust East

Polio Cases Drop in Israel This Summer

The Israeli health ministry reports only 37 polio cases this summer in Israel, a sharp drop from the usual 300 plus per year since 1950. The decline is seen as a major public health improvement.

Jerusalem Israel

One Miner Rescued From Bethlehem Steel Coal Mine

State police report rescue workers brought to the surface one of 11 miners trapped in a Bethlehem Steel coal mine in Brownsville. The rescued man was badly burned and rushed to a hospital for treatment.

Brownsville Bethlehem Steel Corp

Sugar Ray Robinson Edges Basilio in Title Showdown

At Yankee Stadium the middleweight title fight weighs in with Sugar Ray Robinson at 160 pounds and Carmelo Basilio at 153 pounds. The bout is billed as a close contest with a slim 6 percent advantage for Robinson.

New York Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio Yankee Stadium

Tropical storm Frieda stalls east of Palm Beach

A tropical storm Frieda remained stalled about 500 miles east of Palm Beach and the Weather Bureau forecast a northward turn away from Florida as it resumes movement in the open Atlantic.

Miami Fla Frieda Atlantic Palm Beach Weather Bureau Florida

Two-Car Crash Kills Racine Man. Seven Hurt

A two car collision at County Line road and County Trunk H Sunday afternoon killed Elmer Green a 54 year old Racine man and injured seven others. Green died at St Luke's hospital from severe head injuries. Injured include his wife Helen 40 Leila Della Greene 8719 Sheridan Rd Kenosha Ernest Davis 45 8719 Sheridan Rd Lloyd Bassindale 24 412 Parkview Racine Jeffrey Bassindale 3 Marilyn Bassindale 23 and Robert Aguilera 11 all of Racine. Bassindale and son treated as outpatients. others remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition.

County Line Road County Trunk H Elmer Green Olive St Racine St. Luke’s Hospital Racine County Green Helen Leila Della Greene Sheridan Rd Kenosha Ernest Davis Lloyd C. Bassindale Parkview Jeffery Bassindale Marilyn Bassindale

Worldwide inflation talks urge global effort at IMF meeting

Secretary of the Treasury Anderson urged 64 nations to unite against rising prices at the World Bank IMF annual meeting. He warned that private capital must increasingly fund development, while inflation tests currencies and governments worldwide.

Washington Treasury Anderson World Bank International Monetary Fund U. S Free World

Eisenhower lauds peacetime U S military strength

President Eisenhower stated the United States has the most powerful military establishment in peacetime history. The White House released the remark during a National Security Council meeting with top national security leaders.

Washington Eisenhower United States White House National Security Council

Morris B Sachs 61 Chicago Official Dies in Sleep

Morris B Sachs Chicago official and clothing merchant dies in his sleep at age 61. He served as city treasurer as a Democrat and was known for his philanthropy, amateur hour program sponsor, and rise from peddler to businessman. Survivors include his widow Anna two daughters Rhoda Mendelsohn and Zennah Goodman and a son Morris B Sachs Jr.

Chicago Morris B. Sachs Sachs Mel Torme Frankie Laine Cook County Democratic Herbert Paschen Anna Rhoda Mendelsohn Zennah Goodman Morris B. Sachs Jr

Texas Faces Flood Threat Across the State

Storms and floods sweep Texas with up to 8% inches of rain in some areas. Medina River region near San Antonio warns of lowland flooding while Beeville reports up to 7% inches. A Medina ranch family is marooned as Escondido Creek rises. Coastal watches issued as storms move eastward.

Dallas Texas San Antonio Medina Medina River Beeville Escondido Karnes County Gulf of Mexico West Texas Fort Worth Houston Austin Beaumont Abilene

Autumn Weather Starts With Crisp Fall Temperatures

The first day of autumn brings cool, crisp air. A weatherman forecasts Tuesday as partly cloudy with similar temperatures. City noon readings ranged from 60 to 71 across locations, with a 46 degree overnight low reported and a trace of rain in the city this morning. Sunday’s temps were 54 high and 48 low. Pollen count stood at 9, sunrise 6:39, sunset 6:47 CDT.

American Motors Corp

Proxmire Seeks Higher Dairy Support Prices

Senator Proxmire of Wisconsin vows to press for maximum legal dairy support price hikes. He urges Wisconsin Republicans to unite for a rigorous effort to secure justice for dairy farmers.

Washington Proxmire D-Wis Wisconsin

Rail Wreck Injures 24 at Peabody Kansas

The Rock Island Twin-Star Rocket on a Minneapolis to Houston run derailed near Peabody Kansas. Twenty four people were treated at hospitals, with one man Wallace Hutchinson of Wichita possibly having a skull fracture. Rail lines were blocked and two passenger coaches overturned.

Peabody Kan Rock Island Railroad Minneapolis Houston Wallace Hutchinson Wichita Rock Island Santa Fe

Wisconsin Legislature Opens Short Session After World Series Voted

The Wisconsin Legislature resumes for a brief, non controversial session as lawmakers rate the World Series. They plan to clear over 30 vetoed bills, handle corrections, and face requests on expense accounts and pay raises. Senator Horace Wilkie vows to revive Monona Terrace debate while party leaders pledge no controversy.

Madison Wisconsin Norman J. Kellman Assembly Kellman Milwaukee Braves Vernon Thomson Horace Wilkie Monona Terrace Thomson House

Waupun Man Elected President of State Empl oyes Assn

Waupun man Arthur Lemke was elected president of the Wisconsin State Employees Association on Sunday.

Waupun Madison Arthur Lemke Wisconsin State Employes Assn

Nine Negroes Enroll at Central High as Riot Sparks Walkout

Nine African American students entered Little Rock Central High under a federal court order while white protesters surged. A decoy group was attacked as the nine slipped inside. the crowd was pushed back by police and state troopers. President Eisenhower and Attorney General Brownell discussed the incident in Washington as Gov. Faubus defended his National Guard deployment.

Little Rock Ark Central High School Woodrow Wilson Mann National Guard Eisenhower Herbert Brownell Jr Washington Orval Faubus Central High Faubus Sea Island

Mine Explosion Traps Workers at Bethleham Mine

A Bethlemhem mine explosion at the Marianna shaft trapped nine to twelve miners near Brownsville Pennsylvania. State Police reports established contact with six workers, a rope was lowered 500 feet, and a note listing four names Sprowls Nelson Majesky Kurpzik was found. Two more were contacted after smoke filled the shaft.

Brownsville Marianna Bethlehem Steel Corp Mariana Frank J L. Garnow Garnow Sprowls Nelson Majesky Kurpzik

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Kenoshan John Wirtz Saivano Greene Auto Bassindale Greene Ronald Primuth Rt. K. Box 270 Bank France Britain St. Joseph Catholic High School Michael Lucas 32Nd Ave Leslie A. Darnieder Albert E. Meyer Tke
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