Wisconsin Sanatorium Upholds Fight Against Tuberculosis
Statesan Center of Wisconsin's program to eradicate tuberculosis highlights the Wisconsin Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Waupaca county origins and emblematic cross seal. The facility treats tuberculous patients from Wisconsin counties with free care shared by the state and home county. Opened in 1907, the hospital sits atop a hill and serves patients from counties including Waukesha. The center notes most admissions are ages 20 to 39, with many in moderate to advanced stages.
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Consin State Sanatorium
Holy Land
Wisconsin
Stefan
Kesha County
Pats Sprenden Stig
Stateson
Waukesha County
Wate
Veterans Administration
Testhuiven
Waukesha
Nts
Hat
Takeshi County
Kenneth Hosorkol
Beverly Petrie
Treneens
Herbert Jersack
al Waukesha
Florence Kach
Engle
Gwen Loo Nave
Statesan
Walker Killed on Highway 41 in Waukesha County
A Monticello man, Adulph Ammon, died instantly after being struck by a car on Highway 41 about a quarter mile south of Highway YY. Witnesses described low light and a blurred passing as the driver did not see Ammon walking on the road. The crash marked the county's first traffic fatality of the year.
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Gerald Downie
Waukesha
Saylesville
Janesville
Agnes Taylor
Waykeshe Memorial Hospital
James Wilson
Mainst
Ralph Sthodte
Milwaukee
Rohde
Sheldon Fischer
Milwan-ket
Peileg
Fischer
Artnet ‘Cae
Peace Seminar Opened Friday at Carroll College
About 300 students from 20 countries gathered Friday at Carroll College to study world peace as part of an American Friends Service Committee international service seminar. The program includes 10 domestic seminars and seven overseas sessions in Europe, Japan, and India.
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Carroll Tallege
Manfred. Vernon
American Friends Service Committee
United States
Europe
England
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Japan
Trdda
Carroll College
Borneo
China
Colombia
Finland
Greece
Haiti
India
Korea
Nigeria
Palestine
Philippines
Roman 4
Spain
Seria
Thailand
Turkey
Alo
Eax
Russia
Poland
Taber Seashore
Northwestern University
Tllinois
Kenneth Roulding
University of Michigans
George Michaelides
Schaut- Dereotiene
Ig Manered
Venice
Pale
Neal Seience
University of Michigan
Daniel Kinsey
Oberlin College
Wisconsin Inductees Meet Draft Quota Gap
Madison Wisconsin reports the selective service director Bentley Courtenay said 94 Wisconsin men were inducted between August and March, meeting the quota for that period. The state division notes most districts are behind the national target.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Bentley Courtenay
Court Tepay
Senate panel backs six month tax timing plan for corporations
Washington report: Senate Finance Committee endorsed a plan by Rep Wilbur Mills to speed corporate tax payments. It would shift filings from quarterly to six month intervals over six years, raising about 730 million this year and 400 million annually in 1952 55. The plan aims to boost collections without changing corporate rates. It also notes a Truman war tax proposal. A withholding tax on corporate dividends could yield 170 thousand annually.
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Washington
Tne
Senate Finance Committee
Euilecunz
Truman
Speedcup Corporation
Wilbur Mills
D Ark
Treasury
Wisconsin Weather Outlook Tonight And Sunday
Wisconsin will see fair to cool conditions with temperatures around 50 in the north and 55 in the south tonight. Sunday brings fair skies and warmer weather with highs reaching 75 to 80 degrees in parts of the state. Rain showers were reported in the south yesterday with varying totals and unseasonably warm readings overnight across several cities.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Janesville
Lancaster
Thealate
St Monomonia
Prairie du Chien
Land O'Lakes
Grantaburg
Park Falls
Dalton
Wausau
Grean Bay
Watertown
Lake Geneva
Macdison
Plymouth
Attempts to Trim Spending Bill Fail
Washington IP reports a multi billion dollar comprehensive spending bill moving to conference after four weeks of Senate debate. The measure would fund government operations through next June, with Senate approval at 392,053,927 and a version totaling 27,686,713,004 including cuts to foreign aid programs. President Truman sought 84,900, PW.4A8 for ongoing programs and overseas aid.
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Washington
Ing
Ramsmiltec
Senate
House
White House
Congress
Tromen
Thompson Attacks GOP in Wisconsin Gubernatorial Campaign
Democratic speaker Carl Thompson blasted the Republican voluntary committee as serving special interests and undermining primary election laws. He cited workmen’s compensation, unemployment insurance, and veterans’ benefits as examples, warning that Republican control would hinder conservation and fair apportionment. Other speakers, including Thomas Harenild and Horace Wilkie, attacked Davis’s record on preparedness and Korea aid.
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Republican Voluntary Committee
Carl Thompson
Grout
Democratic Party
Thompson
GOP
Wise
Apsit
William McKinley
Radial” Thompson
Neualag
Bi Ag
Re Publican
Democratic National
Joseph McClarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Thomas Harenild
Erne Ottwey
Willisai Sendersom
Daniel Hoan
U. S. Senate
Horace Wilkie
House of Representatives
Glenm Davis
Blasts Davis
Davis
Agaibst
Korea
Freeman Carrier to Picnic Sunday
Seventy two Freeman carriers from Waukesha area will meet at Silver Lake Beach for a Sunday picnic and lunch. Readings list include Mulwonegs North Prairie Genesee Genesee Depot Eagle Douxman Delatieu Ocon amowoc Oksubhee Hartland Sussex Pewaukee Edgewood.
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Freeman
Hillley
Triangle Park
Silver Lake Beach
Louis
M. Wellford
Niraccarrlen
Tewa
Waukesha
Mulwonegs
North” Prairie
Genesee
Genesee Depot
Eagle
Douxman
Delatieu
Oconamowoc
Guards Greeted on Return Home From Camp McCoy
Waukesha county soldiers from Company G of Oconomowoc and the 127th Headquarters Squadron arrive home after two weeks of intensive training at Camp McCoy. Crowds line streets as the units paraded through downtown Waukesha and Madison, led by their division commander Major General Aim Dan HK Conmu.
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Waukesha County
National Guard
McCoy
Oconomowor
127Th
Waukesha
Ne Vew Ha
Goonoreowee
Main Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Silver Lake Street
22Nd Infantry Division
Aim ‘Dan HK Conmu
Gaid
Wilkie Criticizes Davis On Korea Aid And Social Programs
Wilkie assails Davis over aid for Korea and Europe funds, noting his opposition to the point four program aiding underdeveloped nations. He also condemns Davis for not backing a decent social program, highlighting domestic policy clashes.
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South Korea
Europe
Varicus
Korea
Wilkie
Davis
MacArthur Urges Strong Anti Communist Stand in Asia
Earnest Hoserecht reports General MacArthur plans a decisive anti Communist policy across Asia. He would back Chiang Kai-shek, support Nationalists in Formosa, and back free peoples in Indo China, Siam, Burma to deter aggression. He warns half measures won't suffice and that the U.S. must be ready to go all out to prevent a communist sweep in Asia.
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Earnest Hoserechtory
Dewyne MacArthur Willtei Spesigi P Wentint
W. Anerelt Hursiman
America
Asia
Tadiu
Truman
S Ource
MacArthur
Owdl
Chiang
Ob. Formgsa
Thy
Brida Jr Bong
Roriz
Indo-China
Siama
Burma
Wo Mahway Messuree
Pca
Antride
United States
Americans Hold Line on Naktong River Front
United States forces report stubborn defense along the Naktong river front as North Korean attacks press the south and north sectors. An 8th Army communique notes several enemy tanks destroyed, with allied countermeasures delaying a possible two-end assault while MacArthur aides warn of massed reserves and potential staggered strikes toward Pasar and Tangu.
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TORYO
Amy
Maktong
Korna
8Th Army
Naktong
Sugju
United Nations
Diriaelas MacArthur
Nesta
Pasar
Tangu
Orth
MacArthur
Naktoog River
Weexwan
Tacauo
Tartan
Strate
Yastabaht
Crete
Patan
Americee
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Tatesands Center of
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Stall
Edward Leunzmann
Pewaukee
William White
Thomne McDonald
Ann Dana
Dousman
Ald Mra
Dorothy Gross
Pat
Kewaunee
Carol Beaf
Tesday
Wednnesday
Walker
Mercury
Sales Pavilion
Gavsmor
Swan jiaEou
Pan
Tokyo
Lve Hee Serunk
Naktong River
Wen
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