Truman urges standby controls to ease Korea crisis
President Truman pushes for standby wage and price powers and defense production controls to ease economic disruption from the Korean War. He told Congress there is no objection to invoking extra standby powers when needed, as GOP leaders signal support for broader economic controls.
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Gion
Thadeonie
Truman
Inne
Congress
House
Republican “Policy
GOP
Joneghn- Martin
Jr. Mars
Trumah
Martin
Palicy Committee
Maybanis
Blood Transfusion Saves Baby Born in City Hospital
A baby born at Waukesha Memorial hospital required a transfusion shortly after birth. Dr. Tiber J. Greenwalt oversaw a 8 minute procedure replacing about one pint of blood due to Rh incompatibility. The newborn, Lynn Rae, is reported to be recovering well with oxygen support. A mobile unit will visit August 8 to recruit 54 volunteer donors for the Waukesha blood bank network.
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Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Mademaent
Littleton Rae
Cuckarlan
Tiber J. Greenwalt
Junior League Blood Center
Milwaukee
Pitt
Harry
Templeton
Grandview
Waukesha
Lynn Rae
Mil
Sereien Club
Dopors
Blood “Bank
Idllwaylive
Walkerhn
Lynny Rae Fdas
Weike
Templetot
Uderwent
Helen Welch
U S Court Affirms Conviction of Reds
The United States court of appeals unanimously affirmed the conviction of leaders of the Communist party for conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the government. The decision upheld the Smith Act as constitutional and praised Judge Harold R. Medina’s handling of a lengthy trial amid defense disruption. Judge Learned Hand concurred, stating the act prohibits advocacy of violent overthrow by anyone.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Unanimousty
Com Tunist Party
Harold R. Medina
Learned Hand
Thomas W. Swan
Washington
Sunlite Employes Sign for Blood Donor Unit
Sunlite Employees sign for a local blood donor drive with 100 percent support. Sunlite plants 31 personnel pledged to donate along with 100 workers from General Malleable. Women’s Service Club reports 40 donors contacted and enlisted during the drive, with booths at three Waukesha businesses. Donors are needed for the hours between 6:30 and 9:34 a.m. The Milwaukee mobile unit will be here in August.
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Suniite Pefert Co
Tme
General Malleable Co
Te Women's Service Club
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Name Guard Units The uz national add visions which were alerted for
A fragmented OCR item notes guard units linked to the uz national add visions and mentions alerts for specific duties. The readable text centers on organizational designation and response actions tied to national defense concerns.
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Uz National
Public hearing planned on zoning, licenses and parking changes
Residents on West Side Spring Street and White Oak Avenue discuss zoning and off street parking for loads and bans on barking. A public hearing will review petitions by seven property owners and proposals by the ordinance committee including license fees, loading zones, and time limits on Main Street and Clinton Street lots. Franklin D. Carr of Waukesha Memorial Hospital asks steps to take and remove the Naliseau lot after Sept 1 to support hospital expansion and new education start in September.
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Purchase
Costas
Aedinite
Pricves
Sounel
Spring Street
Swees
Michigan
Chicago
White Oak Avenue
Elfort 14
White Rock
Main Street
Clinton Street
Franklin D. Carr
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Carr
Com. Euston
German Scientists Plan Own Village in the U S
Huntsville Alabama residents say a group of German scientists who moved from El Paso Texas last year will plot a micro community near the Redstone rocket center. Under Dr Leopold Cat Woft leadership they plan a one acre lot division with FHA approved houses, aiming to attract owners who want tailored homes.
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Huntsville
Ala
el Paso
Tex
Redstone’ Rocket Center
Leopold Cat Woft
Preliminary Sears Store Plan Awaits State Approval
A Chicago architecture firm said preliminary plans envision a one story building for Sears in Waukesha with possible two stories and a concrete structure. Officials discussed sewer water and fireproofing requirements while demolition proceeds behind the Sales pavilion. Local contractors, banks, and Dunlop were urged to line up builders and funding as plans proceed.
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Sears
Chicago
Hon Pineering
State Industrial Commission
Leonardo, Dunlap
Tepresonia
Tive
Carr Ane Wei
Dunlap
Dun Tap
Dunlop
Waukesha Ia
Barstow
Barstow Rave
Lispeclor
Malik Demands Ouster of China
Lake Success N Y Jacob A Malik, the Soviet chair, ruled that the Chinese Nationalist delegate did not represent China as he opened the UN Security Council meeting. Malik assumed the presidency, amid translation delays and protests over ousting the Chinese Nationalists, marking one of the council's most tense early sessions.
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Lake Success
N.Y
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
United Nations
Rugsiac
Bana
Sperry
Balik
Totandt
Selecte
Malik
Ernest Aross
Bear incurs chaos in Macon as black bear attacked
A black bear wandered into Macon causing chaos before being struck by a two by four and shot by two police officers. Spectators mobbed the scene as the bear moved through town. Officers arrived and ended the bear’s march.
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Macon
Mann
City Seeks Fire Insurance Rate Cuts for Waukesha
City officials met with the Milwaukee insurance rating bureau to discuss possible measures and a future survey of fire fighting equipment for urban Waukesha and rural areas served by the department. Attendees included Mayor Beaty, Building Inspector Jones, Engineer Dick, Fire Chief Downie, Police Chief Owens, and J. B. Wilkinson of the bureau. Waukesha is classified A-S under state rates, with potential rate cuts for several classes debated by the Insurance Commissioner.
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Wauke- Bha
Wureau
Milwaukee
Thieve Common
Cosmei Persons and Property Committee
Tresurance Rang ‘Bureau
Olliciais
Bruce F. Beaty
RW. Tones
Walter Dick
Emery P. Downie
Iarold J. Owens
Insurance Rating Bureau
J. B. Wilkinson
Waukesha
Beaty
Fawaukee
New Berlin
Tate
Mite Fangea
Appeal Rate Cut Slated by Wisconsin Insurance Board
The Wisconsin Insurance Commission orders a rate reduction in fire insurance, suspending the current schedule and seeking a new hearing. Commissioner John R. Lange notes the appeal, with a tentative hearing set for March. The proposed cut would lower rates by about 1.006 million dollars, effective September 1.
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Manson “P- the. State Insurance Commission
John R. Lange
Langa
Muwaukes Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Bs Seaking
Kurane Named Head of Wisconsin Waterworks Group
Arthur F P Kurane, manager of the Waukesha water utility, was named chairman of a three member committee of the Wisconsin Section of the American Waterworks Association. The panel, including members from Oshkosh and Madison, will work to clarify state laws governing municipal water commissions to improve their duties and functions.
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Arthur FP. Kurane
Waukesha
Nes Feginative
Wis
Sunoclaton
Coramiltre
Alf
Hints
Oshkosh
Art P. A
Madison
Local Soldier Kenneth Jones Reported Missing in Korea
John Jones of Grand View Avenue received word that his son Kenneth Jones 20 is missing in action in Korea. The telegram from Washington said he has been missing since July 20 after enlisting in 1948 and serving in the 1st Cavalry and 24th Infantry divisions on occupation duty when hostilities began. A further update was expected, as letters from Kenneth described hard conditions and uncertainty.
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John &. Jones
Grand View
Kenneth
South Kured
Washington
Kenneth Bys
Ane Anny
1St Caluary
Thearmy
Cnginece
24Th Infantry Division
Junay
Hostilties
Korea
Melvin HL Jones
Arcuttian Ayc
Kennoth
Local Industry Reports Boom In Waukesha
Waukesha industry shows strong growth with production up over 60 days, plus rising orders and hiring at several plants. Whee ld Motor Co and Waukesha Foundry report war and civilian demand driving near capacity output, while other plants seek more workers and prepare for possible war orders.
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Waukesha
James FH. DeLong
Wheeld Motor Co
Thakex Motors
Waukesha Foundry Co
W. Zamjahn
Chitlun Coods
L. BD
Hurkriden
Mt .General Majloade Corp
Hug
Oriens Fo
Roger C. Mixter
Crittall the
Former County Pension Official Dies in Oconomowoc
Werman A Jaeger longtime assistant administrator of pensions for Waukesh a County died at home in Oconomowoc at age 73 after nine months of illness. He submitted his resignation early this year after serving since 1964 when the pension department was formed and later became administrator in 1977. He married Martha in 1950 and the couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in July. Survived by two children two daughters, ten daughters and two sons. services set for Thursday at St Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Oconomowoc with burial in Lawson Cemetery. Friends may call at Nate Bohm Funeral Home tonight and at the church tomorrow.
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Fay
Bere Hie
Pension Department
Feh G Jacier
Penguin
Wis
Dana Agnew
Ase
J .Barn
Helenvitta
Tyte Herman
Albertina
North Western Callege
Water
Jaeger
Helenville
Tho
Martha Wit
St. Als
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ogonamower
Daeger
Walter
Minneapais
Martia
South Mowasher
Miriam
Dancesville
Elizaboth Wild
Ovonomowoe
Henry
South Malwakee
Relen i
Koeppel
Melenville
Anna Saeger
Osommewne
Paustian
St! Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
Oconemawen
Lawelle
Nate Bohm Finneral
Ehuren
Fresh Troops Headed for Korea Front Battle Tactics
Fresh American troops arrived from Raewali, joining the 2nd Infantry and Marine units as Communist forces pressed toward Pusan and Taegu. General MacArthur announced a planned but not forced withdrawal to regroup, with units equipped for intense combat including flame throwers and bazookas, while the fleet tightened guard on the Korean front.
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Fjark
Raewali
Douglas
Bae Arthur
Pusan
U. B
Tanga
South Korea
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Taegu
Sheer Weidhd
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United Press
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Ge Keraen
Elmost
Korea
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Sree
Pugin
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Ameren
Pasan
Rochang
Twegu
Yongdok
Andong
Vevhon
Sanju
Kwannf
Ares
Ist Marine Slinisin
Aghors
Guoetaleanal
Une Tulagi
Warid
Yur
Nlsi
Sundeag
Combat Marines
Raipforeatien
Aimaac
Waukesha Youth Wins Model Car Award
Nareia Krysak of Waukesha won a regional junior division model car contest honor for Wisconsin and Minnesota. The event, part of a craftsman guild competition, highlighted winners from Milwaukee and surrounding areas with regional and state recognitions noted.
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Nareia Krysak
Oakland
Krysak
Union Uivinion
Faphy Er Bexly Craftsman's Guild
Madey Sap Compettin
Wre
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rotana Birkebrk
Paul Mig
Milwauken Bay
Tanieen
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