Milwaukee tax plan impact on Greendale debate
A proposed Milwaukee tax plan, if enacted at 1 percent, would shift the burden to workers and homeowners across Greater Milwaukee. Villages like Greendale may face similar decisions as nearby communities oppose the plan’s use for downtown blight control and improved looks. Public debate is expected when the new village manager is appointed.
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Milwaukee
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West Allis
West Milwaukee
Shorewood
South Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Butch Burns Suffered Severe Burns At Work
Former village trustee Butch Burns was badly burned on both hands when a 400 ampere switch exploded a tester he held. He suffered eye discomfort from the flash but is hoped to make a quick recovery as the bowling team awaits his return.
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Butch” Burns
Butch
Greendale School Redevelopment Announced for Christmas Break
Greendale School plans a Christmas vacation renovation of classrooms and the gym following heavy use since opening. Teachers will take a two week break and the school reopens January 6, 1947 with the gym activity supervised by Robert Irvine, new recreation director.
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Greendale
Robert Irvine
Bob
Engagement of June Joers Announced
Mr and Mrs Edmund Joers announce the betrothal of their daughter June Ellen to David Steward EM 3 son of Mrs F Steward of 161 Vista Circle Drive Sierra Madre California David Steward is spending the Christmas holidays at the Joers home in Greendale He is on leave from the Navy and will return to service after Christmas No marriage date has been set.
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June Joers
Edmund Joers
Lane
Greendale
June Ellen
David Steward
F. Steward
Vista Circle Drive
Sierra Madre
California
Joers
Navy
Two Greendale Newspapers Should Unite For Community Good
A letter argues for merging Greendale’s rival papers into one strong community weekly. The writer contrasts a well-printed weekly with a respected mimeographed sheet, urging cooperation to serve readers and maintain local tradition. A brief tribute to Alfred Swendson accompanies the piece.
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Greendale
New Year Reflections on Greendale Progress and Promises
A historical note reviews 1946, praising home ownership growth, a new Paint Brush Saver setup, and local businesses like the Beer Depot, Radio Shop, and a Co op venture. It lists seven New Year resolutions focused on public ownership, transportation, affordable living, better phone service, store competition, tax support for schools, and community brotherly love.
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Greendale
Paint Brush Saver Boys
Coop
Review
Free Enterprise
Does the Sherman Anti-Trust Law Apply to Greendale
A citizens’ notice argues that Greendale’s Co-op lease imposes a government backed restraint on trade. It claims mortgage funds from Filene Foundation and the Twentieth Century Fund fund the Co-op via Midland Minnesota, creating rent and monopoly effects. The piece urges protest of the ten year lease as a restriction of trade and a potential anti trust issue.
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Greendale
Co-op
Filene Foundation
Twentieth Century Fund
Midland Co-op
Minnesota
Greendale Co-op
Midland
Co-op Board
Greendale Parishioners Cite Tax Fairness and Growth Plans
Voters hear proposals for lot ownership tied to livelihoods with aims at lower property taxes and fluctuating rents to buffer tax shifts. Plans call for more industry and a Catholic parish school and church as key community pillars for a prosperous new year.
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Greendale
Police To Enforce Snow Removal Campaign
Police will enforce snow and ice removal to keep walks clear after snowfalls. Residents and business owners may be liable for injuries caused by dangerous sidewalks. The justice department may gain momentum if it acts on past election promises.
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Alfred Swendson
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Henry Kivela
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