Reds Silence on Talk Resumption in Korea Crisis
UN cease-fire negotiators report talks broken off since Saturday with no clear date to resume. General Ridgway warned North Korean and Chinese forces to keep troops away from Kaesong, saying one more violation could end negotiations. Vice Admiral Joy arrives in Korea noting no indication of resumption as radio propaganda from communists claims UN violations.
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Matthew B Ridgway
Kaesong
United Nations
Korea
Ridgway
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Red
New Job for Clark Carnes Named Personnel Manager
Neenah based Clark Carnes of the Kimberly Clark corporation industrial relations department has been appointed personnel manager for International Cellucation Products in Chicago.
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Neenah Lfi- Clark Carnes
Kimberly Clark Corp
International Cellucation Products Co
Chicago
City Officials and Chief Give Views on Parking
Waukesha city leaders including the mayor and planners consider double parking a problem, especially for trucks and vans, and debate loading zones, off street parking, and potential unions truck terminals. Officials propose alley openings, new streets, and broader freight facilities while stressing truckers need loading space.
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Waukesha
Daily Freeman
Bruce Beaty
Richard Arms
Arms
Harold Owens
Imaginative Floats Win Top Prizes in Playground Parade
Last night in downtown Waukesha the annual playground parade attracted men from Mars Indians and kids in homemade costumes. Roberta park won first in the float contest followed by Bethesda second and Silurian third. About 60 participants joined the march along Grand avenue and Main street, with themes like Our Park is Out of This World and Bring the Tribe to Roberta. A Buchner park entry billed Watch Me Paddle Pop featured a lifeguard spotlight.
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Mars
Waukesha
Roberta Park
Bethesda
Silurian
Roberta
Grand Avenue
Main Street
Our Park
Silurian Park
Buchner
Dissension Over McCarthy Aides Leads to Resignation Talk
Waukesha High School agriculture department faced an internal clash as Robert Kelly, an instructor, offered his resignation to Superintendent R. G. Hein. The move follows three years of friction with department chairman OQ. E. Born, with a school board decision pending. Local farmers voiced concern that the Future Farmers of America program suffers, while Kelly plans to pursue higher study at Michigan State University this year.
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Waukesha
Agriculture Department
Robert Kelly
R. G. Hein
Hein
Kelly
OQ. E. Born
Shields
Keily
Born
Future Farmers of America
Hem
Alvin Basse
Muskego
Basse
Pee
Archie Jenkins
Genesee
Michigan State University
University
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Rules Committee Adopts Report Rapping Butler
Washington. The Senate Rules Committee approved 9 to 3 a subcommittee report criticizing Republican Sons Butler and McCarthy’s conduct in the 1950 Maryland senatorial campaign. A resolution for a Senate investigation of McCarthy was referred to the subcommittee. McCarthy and senators Wherry Jenner voted against both moves. The subcommittee’s findings called the Butler campaign destructive of fundamental American principles and noted McCarthy as a leading force, while not challenging Butler’s seat. The report, with others’ votes, goes to the Justice Department for possible action.
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Senate Rules Committee
Maryland
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
John Butler
William Benton
Conn
Senate
McCarthy
Carl Hayden
Arxiz
Guy M. Gillette
Kenneth S. Wherry
Ned
William B. Jenner
Ind
Gulette
Butler
Millard E. Tydings
Justice Department
Robert C. Hendrickson
N. J
Margaret Chase Smith
Hendrickson
Mrs. Smith
Jean Kerr
Wherry
Jenner
Brother of Resident Dies in Mukwonago
John Torwaldson aged 65 died Monday at his home in Mukwonago. He was the brother of Otto Torwaldson of 14 West Greenfield Ave. The funeral is set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Vernon Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. The body will be in state at Powers funeral home in Mukwonago from 4 p.m. tomorrow until 11 a.m. Friday before transfer to the church. He is survived by a brother and a sister in Norway and one niece and one nephew.
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John Torwaldson
Mukwonago
Otto Torwaldson
Greenfield Ave
Vernon Lutheran Church
Powers Funeral Home
Torwaldson
Norilway
Polio Strikes In Waukesha County Reaching Second In State
Polio in Waukesha county has struck seven times this year, ranking the area second highest in the state with 169 total cases. Three Krainer children from Menomonee and two Nashotah youngsters were affected within five weeks. Health officers report mild forms with no paralysis, treated at home due to hospital capacity limits, and one death in the county this year.
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Waukesha
Walter Kramer
Summit
W. G. Domann
Wmenomonee
Krainer
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Domain
Fred Buth
Linda Weber
Duane Wallridge
Nashotah
Buth
Ruth
South View Hospital
Milwaukee County
National Foundation For
Sharon Mae Hawley
Alvin Ha
Williams services set for Friday at Lyle Tuschen
State Services for John E. Williams will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Lyle Tuschen funeral home. The Rev. H. F. Buhrow will officiate and burial will be at Prairie Home cemetery. Williams, of 201 Wisconsin Ave., died yesterday at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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John E. Williams
Lyle Tuschen
H. F. Buhrow
Prairie Home Cemetery
Williams
Wisconsin Ave
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Fire destroys cottage on Pewaukee lake during family vacation
A cottage addition at Pewaukee lake Buena Vista was gutted by a blaze caused likely by a kerosene stove explosion. The Moreno family lost more than $2,000 in belongings including $100 sewn into a quilt and a new sewing machine. Firefighters battled for over two hours. three Delafield volunteers were burned minor while aiding.
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Joe Moreno
Moreno Apart i
Buena Vista
Fane
Julia
Gene
Divine
Pewaukee Lake
Joseph Moreno
Howard van An
Hansen's Tavern
Colorado
Moreno
Delafield
Hugh Roberts
Delafield Fremen
Edward Jar
Flying Tigers Slated At Lannon Court Tonight
The Roaring Tigers, a group of about two dozen motorcyclists from Menomonee Falls and Milwaukee, face trial at the Lannon schoolhouse at 7 p.m. after a disturbance that drew local residents from the village. Each man posted a $10 bond. trials may be delayed if Lannon becomes a game preserve.
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Lannon
Roarinng Tigers
Menomonee Falls
Milwaukee
John Loden
Tigers
Reedsburg Vaccinates All Amid Smallpox Fear
Reedsburg orders mass vaccination for 4200 residents within 48 hours to curb a suspected smallpox outbreak. Quarantines last two weeks. public gatherings banned. farms and city folk must inoculate at emergency headquarters at the public school. Scouts urged to spread word. doctors and nurses mobilized to inoculate all.
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Reedsburg
Otto Riggert
Two Men Involved in Check Cases Here
Two men faced fraud related charges in municipal court. Edward Nutter 27 of Pewaukee and Herschel B Sayer 24 of Bowersville Ga had cases continued by Judge Scott Lowry. Nutter pleaded guilty to stealing a $48.49 paycheck sent to his former roommate by Hein Werner Corp. Sayer faced counts of issuing fraudulent checks and forgery for two checks written under a hospital patient name Wilmer Scott for 30 and 1935 dollars.
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Scott Lowry
Edward Nutter
Pewaukee
Resthaven
Herschel B. Sayer
Bowersville
Nutter
Russell D. Carlson
Hein-Werner Corp
Sayer
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