Spring Street Rezoning Sparks Council Debate on Park Zoning
The common council debated rezoning on Spring Street between Michigan and Chicago avenues after property owners and the planner argued to shift the area from park and recreation to general residential use. The vote favored rezoning the west side parcels, with Trem property discussions continuing and warnings about park and recreation restrictions and future development plans from the school board and park board.
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Board Sets Meeting Date for Special Budget Session
The Racine area school board announced a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. today to discuss an appropriation for outside services and a new ad hoc building plan. Richard L. Syll noted last year’s fees totaling 4407.28 with total expenses reaching 4804.14, as officials seek funding adjustments.
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Wisconsin Rural District Campaign Moves to Elect AE Press
Joseph Wale to hit the campaign trail as Wisconsin Rural district signals a push to elect AE Press. The motion aims to strengthen representation in the congressional race with renewed outreach across communities.
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Ae Press
Wisconsin Rural Motion
Guard Demonstrates Training Value for Wisconsin Employers
The 3rd Division of Wisconsin’s National Guard prepares to wind up a two week training course at Camp McCoy as rumors swirl they may join federal service. Major General James Dan Hill notes cautious entry. over 90 Wisconsin employers observed demonstrations of artillery, machine guns, mortars, and automatic rifles.
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Teders
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Waukesaa
J.B. Dee Long
Waukesha, Motor Company
Chew Ling
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Burglars Break Into Club Matinique In Chicago
Burglars broke into Club Matinique in Chicago early today seizing a saxophone and cash. Police say the value of stolen items includes a $240 saxophone and about $3,000 in cash. Leader Art Kaze allegedly coordinated the heist and fled the scene.
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Art Kazesel
H-Bomb Contract Awarded to DuPont and AEC Plan
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed a contract with DuPont de Nemours to build plastic for production of explosive materials and to develop a hydroseabomb program. President Truman considered a $260 million request to expand atomic weapons, while the AEC and DuPont would sign and operate new facilities with location to be determined. Congressional sources hinted at possible further funding to accelerate H-bomb and A-bomb production, as McMahon urged expanding the U.S. stockpile to deter Soviet advances.
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Truman Names Former Priest Here for Boost to General
Rev August F Gearhard named for promotion in the U S Army air service era noted as former St Joseph’s weekend assistant priest from 1927 to 1931. Gearhard served 40 months in the Pacific and Far East during World War II and earned the Distinguished Service Cross and Silver Star. He may be serving with the air force in Korea and is cited as a prominent advocate for servicemen.
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City May Buy Speedrail Area for Parking Site
The city considers purchasing the Speedrail turnaround property on Madison Street for a parking lot. The plan, approved in principle by the common council, notes funds will be used with no price set. The site is the only one among six recommended for purchase to reach final negotiation.
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Roberts Répert
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Richard Ei. Arms
Arms Guild
Board of Public Works
Milwaukee
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Milwauker
Waukesha Truck
Army Plans Boost in Manpower Total
Washington reports the Army aims to lift total strength to over 4,000,000 by year end, at least 179,000 above last week’s goal and more than 400,000 over current levels. The Marine Corps targets about 180,000, up from 128,000, with Congress eyeing higher totals. Chairman Vinson pushes toward 250,000 nutrines while officials anticipate Army totals surpassing 1,000,900.
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Georgia
No Complaints On Hy 30 Tree Cutting Report
Stephan said his office has received no complaints about the removal of trees along Highway 30 in Waukesha County. The report follows a recent note claiming highway department plans to cut hard wood along the mile and a half stretch east of Hy. He cited a Milwaukee letter urging that trees be removed to reduce glare from sun and ice. The county, not the state, controls the project, and the contract for tree removal has been awarded and work underway.
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Hospital Seeks City House for Nurses’ Home Project
Waukesha Memorial Hospital proposes using a city owned 337 Carroll St site as a nurses’ home. Council postponed action after building and grounds committee reviews with hospital board. rent to stay under 100 dollars monthly, repairs about 5000, heating and painting planned. The public works board was authorized to sell the related property to aid hospital use.
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Ignition Keys Tempt Car Theft in Madison Wisconsin
Police say a thief took a gray 1949 Ford Convertible left with keys in its ignition in front of a Madison residence of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Ry Biter on a recent afternoon. The incident marks the third car stolen recently in the area due to unattended ignition keys.
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Milwaukee Youth Fined for Reckless Driving
A Milwaukee youth named M. Albino was fined 850 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Deputies reported the car skidded off the road into a ditch after speeding during a Sunday incident in Murkego.
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Local grocers press price controls to curb rising costs
Waukesha grocers urged immediate price ceilings amid escalating meat sugar and other essentials. They warned rationing may be unnecessary yet urged freezes on select items while noting uneven supply and demand and customer strain.
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Truman Bill Seeks Prices Controls and Rationing Powers
Washington On Capitol Hill the administration introduced a bill to grant the President standby powers to impose price, wage, and rationing controls if needed. The measure would allow action for a period between May 24 and June 24, with possible rollback if conditions changed. The proposal faced quick debate as lawmakers weigh broader curbs and credits in wartime spending.
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Pewaukee Boy Hurt When Hit by Auto
A five year old Pewaukee boy, John Kolwitter, was injured after darting into the path of a car driven by Phyllis Williams, 17, Pewaukee Route 3. He received head and body bruises from a local physician. He did not require hospitalization. Witnesses saw the boy run across Highway 16 in Pewaukee just as the girl approached. The boy was with his sisters Sondra and Helen. The incident occurred about 3:30 p.m. while returning home.
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Candidates Speak in Madison Campaign Turns
Two Republican candidates for governor faced mixed reception as campaigning kicked off in Madison. Wiener Aries today. Wahler J Kote Jor Jr. Shenking in Kestosha counties and Leonard Schmmitt touring northeastern Wisconsin.
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Scot and Streets Question City Over Damaged Cars
Two Waukesha gate drivers complained to the council that their cars were damaged on Main Street near Hele Of Main Street in 1841. They blamed lack of warning lights and demanded city payment for damages. The petition, signed by residents including Richard Hips, sought action on gas fumes and soot affecting homes. The matter was referred to the building inspector and the gas committee for inspection.
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Americans Hold Central Front as They Retreat From Kumchon
American forces under the 24th division led by Sherman tanks fought to slow a Communist push toward Pusan. They captured heights east of Chinju, burned Kumchon, and withdrew from transport junctions after heavy action. MacArthur reported several counterattacks slowed the enemy, with pledges that the northern pincers were redirected while U.S. units regrouped east of the Kumchon area.
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