Russian teacher accuses consulate of detaining her
From Roosevelt Hospital in New York a 52 year old Russian schoolteacher, Oksana Kosenkina, claims she was held prisoner at the Soviet consulate for six days after leaping from a third story window. She told vice consul Zor Chepurnykh and police she fears Soviet officials and refused to see Lomakin. Doctors say her condition remains serious but improving and expect weeks of recovery.
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U P
Oksana Kosenkina
Jacob Lomakin
Tolstoy Foundation
Issac Don Levine
Plain Talk Magazine
Chepurnykh
Kosenkin
Dyzzko
E. J. Ledden
Mes. Kosenkina
Lomakin
Bardette
Pennoyer
Chepurnyka
Ex-Officials Deny Secrets While Aide Links to Spy Ring
Former White House aide Laughlin Currie and ex assistant treasury secretary Harry White testified before the House Committee denying passing wartime U.S. secrets to a Soviet spy network. Currie said he intervened to refer a case to the War Department and denied knowledge of Silvermaster charges while White defended friendship with Silvermaster and urged loyalty-board review.
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New Deal
House
American Activities Committee
Laughlin Currie
Treasury
Harry 2. White
Elizabeth T. Bentley
M ‘Y Slivernagster
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Bentley
Silvermaster
Ussr
Curtie
White
Karl E. Mundt
Hig Atory
Naval Intelligence
Civil Services Commission
Livermadstor
Ioyuiry
NKVD
Currie
War Department
White House
Sivermaster
Robert Patterson
Slivermaster
Red White
Herbert Gaston
Government Loyalty Board
J. Penell Thomas
Bost
Thomas
George Silverman
Miss Bentley
Anatol Fhonoy
Migg Bentley
Gromay
Mundt
Furn
Weather Forecast for Wisconsin Tonight and Saturday
Wisconsin forecast calls for clear and cool tonight and a bit warmer in the west Saturday. Minimum temperatures near 46 with a mild range noted. Almanac details include sunrise and sunset times and visible planets Jupiter and Mars with approximate rise and set.
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Wackeshua
Moouse
Arcturus
Jupiter
Due Witth Toams
Mars
Youth Fined for Assault as Parents Chided in Court
A Waukesha youth received a $25 fine plus costs in municipal court for assault and battery after a fight at the Fifth Wheel barbecue stand near Goerke's Corners. Judge Allen D Young scolded the absent parents and warned they must act, while Marlene Hook 15 testified of being grabbed by the neck during the incident.
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Vietin
Allen D. Young
Robert G. Tegge
Walworth Ave
Loag
Judge Young
Marlene Hook
W. Park Ave
Fifth Wheel
Goerke
Teste
Young
Marlene
Jeng
Marlene Heck
Tegge
Robert “Duke
Nobel
College Ave
Tegee
Nopet
Thiat Marlene
Thins
Frank Stigibauer
Lester Bagks
Powaukee
Wisconsin Manufacturer L D Harkrider Plans Scandinavia Tour
Waukesha industrialist L D Harkrider will lead a Wisconsin Manufacturers' association delegation on a three week air tour of Norway Sweden Denmark Belgium Holland and England to showcase Wisconsin industry and seek state aid. The trip aims to meet industrial leaders and discuss factory questions while spreading the state's good name.
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Wisconsin
Scandinavia
Low Countries
LBD
Harkrider
General Malleable Corp
Waukesha
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
L. D. Harkrider
Wisconsin Manufacturers' Association
Havkfléer
New York
LaGuardia
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Belgium
Holland
England
Visi Tts
Racine
Ald
Netherlands
Wisconsin Manufacturer's Association
Harbrder
Census shows more children in Waukesha schools
Waukesha reports 188 more school age children this year, a four percent rise to 4,884 total. Boys number 2,495 and girls 2,386. Kindergarten pupils total 444, up from 335, prompting transport planning for 80 kindergartners from Blair to Hadfield due to space limits.
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Waukesha
Supt
Schoola R. F. Lewis
Blair
Hadfield School
Worker Electrocuted on Butler Bin Construction Job
Alexander Michalko, 22, of Whitewater, died after a collapsible steel rule he was using touched a live trolley wire on a Butler Bin Co construction site at 345 Blackstone Ave. He was found suspended on a beam about 20 feet high and pronounced dead at Waukesha Memorial Hospital.
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Nw Butler bin Co
Blackstone Ave
Alexander Michalko
Whitewater
Bob Butler
Michalko
William Gorman
Corman
Michalka
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Waukesha County Day Proclaimed for Centennial Expo
Mayor Edwin H. Honeyager and Vernon M. Gaspar chairman of the county board issued proclamations naming next Tuesday as Waukesha county day at the Wisconsin Centennial Exposition. They urged county residents to honor the state centennial with a wide program for youth and adults.
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Gaspar
Edwin H. Honeyager
Vernon M. Gaspar
County Board of Supervisors
Waukesha County
Waukesha
B 29 Crash Kills Some at Roswell New Mexico
A B-29 Superfortress crashed during a routine training flight three miles south of Roswell New Mexico. Major C A Beck said some crew members were killed though he withheld exact figures pending notification of relatives. The crash occurred at about 1130 pm after takeoff from Walker Air Force Base.
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N. M
Here
Air Force
C. A. Beck
Walker Air Force Base
Walker Base
Beck
Quartet Popular at Park Concert in Milwaukee
Milwaukee's Blatz quartet drew over 500 fans to Cutler park for the Weber Brewing Company and Waukesha recreation department sponsored night concert. The crowd sang along as the band earned accolades for The Blue Danube and The Mosquito Parade while noting the Italian song and The Swiss Cheese model. Members included George Ludington leading tenor, Emil Carlson bass, Edward Barnett tenor, and Mike Rafenstein business manager and baritone. Next week the Plantationers sextet joins the program for its second appearance.
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Blatz
Cutler Park
Weber Brewing Company
Waukesha
George Ludington
Mike Rafenstein
Emil Carlson
Edward Barnett
Fred Sperl
Yoder
Plantationers
Claude
Markin
John Elle
Mike Chapman
Tony Gato
Bobby Consiglio
Truman to OK GOP Price Bill
President Truman prepared to sign a Republican anti inflation bill seen as unable to halt the price spiral. The measure would give controls on installment buying and higher reserve requirements, and, as in prior fights, he criticized Congress for blocking his proposals. The bill targets money supply to curb prices with terms like one third down and 15 months to retire balances.
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Truman
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Pick Oconomowoc Man for ECA Committee
John H. Berryhill of Oconomowoc is named to a seven member ECA panel to expedite the Marshall plan. The committee, led by W James Saars of Dobbs Ferry New York, serves as consultants on the program. Berryhill formerly worked five years for WPB in Washington and later organized Milwaukee Wired Music Corp, which he left in May. The Berryhill family plans to move to Washington as the work length remains undetermined.
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Washington
The
Economic Co-operation Administration
ECA
W. James Saars
Dobbs Ferry
Berryhill
WPB
Milwaukee Wired Music Corporation
Ina Plana
Washington’ S
Inmate at Wisconsin Boys School Attacks Matron
An 18 year old inmate Donald Kart at the Wisconsin School for Boys in Milwaukee followed a matron into the dining area and after grabbing her from behind and pointing a knife to her neck, attacked her. He was held in the Waukesha county jail while police investigate criminal assault. The matron, in hysterics, could not provide a statement. Her condition was described as stable. The youth will be transferred to the Green Bay reformatory. Kart was committed for burglary last November and was serving his second term.
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Wisconsin School For Boys Today
Waukesha County
Homer J. Williams
Donald Kart
Milwaukee
M. A. Skaff
Karl
Kar
Skaff
Green Bay
Green Bay Reformatory
Freeman to Print Centennial Issue on County Day
The Daily Freeman will publish a 32 page Waukesha County Statehood centennial edition on Monday. It features historical data on the county, with many pieces never before printed. Subscribers receive a free copy with Monday's paper, extra copies cost 5 cents. orders in advance ensure delivery.
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Waukesha County
Freeman
The
Aged Waukesha County Resident Robert Jones Dies
Robert Jones a lifelong Waukesha county resident died this morning at his home on Waukesha Route 2. He was 75 and worked for Dr. David Robertaco. Survived by wife Mary two sons Gordon and Hugh and daughter Mrs Walter Hoppe all of Waukesha. Funeral Monday at 1 36 p m from Ering Larsen Funeral Home with Rev Dwight M Bahr officiating. Burial in Salem Cemetery Wales. Friends may call after 7 p m Saturday at the funeral home.
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Robert Jones
Waukesha County
Waukesha
David Robertaco
Mary
Gordon
Hugh
Walter Hoppe
Ering Larsen
Dwight M. Bahr
Salem Cemetery
Wales
County School Group Confers on Tuition
The Waukesha county school committee met to set a tuition rate for pupils living in non high school districts. High schools can be paid up to $5 per week per pupil, minus state aid, unless the county committee approves a higher rate. The maximum rate may be raised slightly. Representatives of 14 schools attended to discuss the new tuition rates.
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Waukesha County
Place your orders now for additional copies
Readers are urged to place orders for extra copies at five cents each by dialing 38355 and requesting the Circulation Department.
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