Automatic Gun Warning Urges Registration Of War Trophy Weapons
Frank J Kuhl of the Wisconsin Internal Revenue Bureau appeals to service members veterans and families to register automatic firearms brought home as trophies under the federal firearms act. He warns criminals have used stolen war trophy guns and urges immediate in person telephone or mail registration with internal revenue offices. A bureau representative will assist free. owners may render weapons permanently inoperative and avoid transfer taxes if made inoperable.
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Public Safety
Frank J Kuhl
Internal Revenue
Wisconsin
Kuhl
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue Bureau
Alcohol Tax Unit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Bureau
County Court to Convene Tuesday in Kenosha
The regular October term of the Kenosha county court opens Tuesday October 2 at 10 am with County Judge Tom Baker presiding and Reporter Mary K Sorensen present The calendar lists estates with final accounts and last day for filing claims for numerous deceased individuals including Bernard J Schry Laura Peterson and many others Worthing England has banned bowling and putting on Sundays.
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Kenosha
Tom Baker
Mary K Sorensen
Bernard J. Schry
BJ. Sehry
Orton N. Barber
Laura Peterot
Lawrence Hahn
Nels J. Nelson
Walter Rossa
Walter
Rossa
Albert H. Falk
Mathew M. Moralee
Frederick Facente
Dewey Steiner
St. John Drinkwine
George B. Myers
Clarence H Blackman
Paul Asta
Paolo As
Honey Harvest to be shown at Kenosha Movie Makers meeting
aL mel JYems W. W. Vincent Jr will screen his 144 movie award winning Honey Harvest tonight during the Kenosha Movie Makers club meeting at the Moose lodge hall The program starts at 8 pm Meals and services noted at Johnny Dorff's Hotel Bar 2519 60th St.
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W. W. Vincent, Jr
Kenosha Movie Makers’ Club
Moose Lodge Hall
Johnny Dorff
60Th St
Pileski’s
22Nd Ave
Ady
Frank McClusky
Amos Vollbracht
Twenty-third Avenue
Sam Vaccaro
Nineteenth Avenue
Gasul’s
Lester Larsen
D.D.T
Clarence J. Uhler
Racine
Edward Liehter
Kenosha
Somers Township
Daylight Time For U S Trains Keeps Chicago Schedule
The Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railway maintains daylight saving timetables through October 28 for its limited express and suburban services. Local North Chicago Junction to Milwaukee service adds a 9:00 p.m. southbound train on standard time with stops to Racine Kenosha Zion Edison Court Waukegan and North Chicago Junction before reaching the Chicago Loop at 3:20 a.m. Dining car trains depart Milwaukee at 6 9 and 5 P M CST while northbound trains run on daylight saving time. Electroliners also shift an hour earlier in CST areas.
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Chicago
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
Electric Interurban
North Chicago Junction
Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha
Zion
Edison Court
Waukegan
Chicago Loop
Chicago Junction
Kenosha youth faces license charge and dog bite incident
The report details a 17 year old Kenosha boy arrested for driving without a license on Alford drive. A 2 1/2 year old boy, Jack James of 4402 Seventeenth avenue, was bitten on the left arm by Eugene Dubaniewiczs dog at 4408 Seventeenth avenue. The dog was confined for 10 days after examination at the police station. A collision occurred when Jack Gombar, Route 3, box 167, backed from a parking space on Twenty second avenue into Harold Wolfe, 515 Sixty-sixth street, causing damage to both vehicles. A WW year old Kenosha boy pled guilty to driving without a license and paid fines and costs in municipal court.
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Eighteenth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Crystal
Crystal's
6Th Ave
Kenosha
Alford Drive
Reynold Houte
Melvin E. Knox
Acme Shade Co
Jack Gombar
Twenty Second Avenue
Harold Wolfe
Sixty-sixth Street
Gombar
Wolfe
There Is No Pravda in Izvestia in Russia
Skeptics in Russia contend there is no Pravda in Izvestia and no Izvestia in Pravda, highlighting media mistrust and perceived bias in Soviet era outlets.
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Russia
Pravda
Izvestia
Promotions and Discharges Among Kenoshans in World War II
In a Kenosha service roundup, Donald F. Gemmell earns a staff sergeant promotion after 25 missions as an engineer gunner on a B 26 Marauder with the Ninth Air Force. Other local service members include Richard J. Stravrakas who entered Japan with the Slith Parachute Infantry and earned the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, Harold H. Stewart honorably discharged in Kentucky, William A. Wolf promoted from staff sergeant in the 43rd Division, and Master Sergeant Gerald Tindall arriving in China for redeployment with a Presidential citation and multiple campaign ribbons. Additional notes cover Andrew A. Enhoff, Robert Miner, Howard Jo Doherty, James A. Collins, and Donald H. Vanderpoel returning or arriving at various military posts and theaters.
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Donald F. Gemmell
Ninth Air Force
Sgt. Gemmell
Mra
James Gemmell
Thirty-first Avenue
Germany
Cpl
Richard J. Stravrakas
Third Avenue
Slith Parachute Infantry
Japan
Stravrakas
New Guinea
Leyte
Luzon
N. Stravrakas
William A Wolf
Ottelia Wolf
Fremont
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Majaya Desert
Calif
Pacific
Gerald Tindall
G. Tindall
Camp Ting Hua
Kumming
China
Tindall
India
Sth
Himalaya
Hump
Armed Forces of Staff
Andrew A. Enhoff
Sheridan Rad
Camp McCoy
Sir Enhoff
Army
Hawaii
Philippines
108Th Engineers
Adam Enhoff
Robert Miner
Arthur Miner
Roosevelt Road
Truaxfield
Howard Jo Doherty
Fort Lewis
Kenosha
Doherty
Special Services Division
Milwaukee
Arthur Doherty
ISO
Seventy Third Street
James A. Collins
Forty-eighth Street
Aviatice-Pacific
Kenosha Man Slugged and Robbed in Chicago Incident
Fred Nelson, 33, of Kenosha, was knocked unconscious and robbed by a Chicago taxi driver Tuesday evening while en route to Harrisburg HL. The attacker fled with Nelsons baggage wallet and identification papers. Nelson remained in Berwyn Hospital in serious condition as brothers Clyde and Hershel Nelson were notified.
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Fred Nelson
Thirtieth Avenue
Berwyn Hospital
Chicago
Kenoshan
Harrisburg
Nelson
North Riverside Drive
Berwyn
Clyde
Hershel Nelson
Kenosha
John Buda 75 Dies After Long Illness in Kenosha County
John Buda 75 a resident of Kenosha and Kenosha county since 1900 died at his Highway 50 home after a long illness. Born in Poland February 15 1870 he came to America in 1900 lived at Powers Lake and Paddock's Lake and worked for Jefferson Ice Co. for 22 years. He is survived by his widow and two children in Poland.
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John Buda
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Highway 50
Poland
America
Powers Lake
Wis
Jefferson Ice Company
Paddock's Lake
Tleis
Three Sailors Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Three sailors were arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after allegedly tearing down a railing worth 25 dollars at Westown apartments on Sixty third street near Twenty second avenue. Milward Howe reported the incident. officers nabbed the suspects late Wednesday night at about 10 p.m.
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Milward Howe
Sixty Third Street
Twenty-third Avenue
Westown
Howe
Twenty Second Avenue
LO P.m
Field Artillery Replacement Training Center Fort Urague
A note describes the Field Artillery Replacement Training Center at Fort Urague in North Carolina as a site for basic military training for new recruits.
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Field Artillery Replacement Training Center
Fort Urague, N. C
Legion Installation Set for Tuesday
Joint installation of officers for Kenosha Post 21 and Paul Herrick Post 429, American Legion, scheduled Tuesday at 8 p m at the American Legion club. Leo Meyers to be inducted post commander of Kenosha and Lawrence Ventura to lead Paul Herrick post. Frank Greenyn to install officers and speak on rehabilitation for service members.
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Kenosha
Paul Herrick
American Legion
American Legion Club
Eighth Street
Gil Stordock
Milwaukee
Frank Greenyn
Leo Meyers
Lawrence Ventura
Paul Jerrick
Greenva
Department of Wisconsin
New VFW Post in Lend Lease Action
The Kenosha World War II VFW post held a regular session at the Gold Chevron Memorial building and passed a resolution opposing gratia lend lease to other nations. The motion, urging President Truman against the policy, will be forwarded to the National VFW convention by official delegates. A rifle drive for drills was discussed and an entertainment fund was planned. Twenty seven veterans were initiated during the meeting.
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Gold Chevron Memorial
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Truman
Rupp’s Retirement Approved by Board
The police pension board approved Patrolman Martin Rupp’s retirement effective October 1. Rupp joined the Keno sha Police Department in 1915, resigned in 1919, was reap pointed in 1921, and has served 28 years on patrol. City Manager James G. Wallace chairs the pension board. Dial $121 for your Classified Ad.
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Police Pension Board
Martin Rupp
Upp
Kenosha
Rupp
the Pension Board
James G. Wallace
Pension Board
Evening School Begins With Wide Range Of Courses
Classes in lamp shades photography and psychology opened at Kenosha School of Vocational and Adult Education with courses in cabinet making chemistry clothing comptometry drawing electricity machine shop radio and more. Enrollments continue this week with clothing on wait lists as other centers also start sessions at Roosevelt Jefferson and Weis kopf schools.
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Kenosha School of Vocational and Adult Education
Albert Johnson
James Poole
J OF Smith
Genevieve Niesen
Gladys Barlament
Harold Karnes
Lewis Rasmussen
Charles Excell
Oliver Chubb
BLFF
Christopherson
George Addie
Lillie Meyer
Florence Trainor
Lloyd Newberry
Mia Hh A. Threinen
O. N. Gaulke
Ruth Brown
Edna Kloep
Evelyn Kronenwetter
Mildred Berger
Leo Spoor
David Newberry
Hoosevelt and
Jefferson
Weiskopf
Illinois Publisher Dies in Hannibal Missouri
Charles V. Blehenauer aged 62 editor and part owner of the Quincy Herald Whig newspaper died yesterday in Hannibal Missouri. A native of Warsaw Illinois he was prominent in Masonic affairs and a member of the national U M C A council.
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Hannibal, Mo
Charles V. Blehenauer
Quincy
National
U. M. C. A. Council
Warsaw
Three Speeding Cases in Court
Three speeding cases were heard. Herbert O Heckel pleaded guilty in municipal court, fined 15 dollars plus 4.50 costs for speeding on Sheridan road. William Rutkowski pleaded guilty, paid 10 dollars plus 4.50 costs for speeding on Sixty third street. Stanley S Batwins ki pleaded not guilty, trial set for Tuesday on Sheridan road speeding charges.
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Volice
Herbert O. Heckel
Twenty Fifth Avenue
Huilty
Heckel
Eugene Zicarelli
Donald Murphy
Sheridan Road
Thirty-eighth
Forty-third Street
Stanley S. Batwinski
Fifty Second Street
Batwinski
Grant J. Tyler
Joseph H. Lees
Sixty-fifth
Seventieth
William Rutkowski
Winthrop Harbor
Ill
Sixty-third
Eighteenth
Twelfth Avenue
Palestine Railways Surpass Revenue Milestone
Palestine railways reported a thriving year with operating revenue approaching 12.5 million pounds. The strong performance underscores growth in transport demand and network activity across regional routes.
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Palestine’s
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