Formal Hearing on School District Merger Set
The county school committee plans a formal hearing on consolidating Dotts man Heuvirtti and Scuppernong districts. Chairman Walter Moses of Menomoner Falls announced the event, to be held at Dotts ain Community Center at 8 p.m. It marks the first formal hearing under the Omnibus law requiring county committees to hold such sessions before consolidations. Appeals to the circuit court are possible by aggrieved parties. The panel did not decide tuition rates for non high school students, with representatives from Hartland Mousamonee Falls and other districts present to discuss rising costs. The committee will address tuition and consolidation details at a later date, aiming to set tuition after the formal hearing on the 27th.
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Dottsman
Heuvirtti
Scuppernong Schoool
Walter Moses
Menomoner Falls
Yeothada
Anasush ST Ah & P.m
Dotts Ain
Tas County
Ite
Inmalatutre
Cirpurt
Tne
Hartland
Mousamonee Falls
Oconomowec
Gust Ting
Waukesha
Watwatosa Ori Pewnukee
Expiore
Liuithinge
Groree Watson
Walwatoga Rep
Wauke~ Fin
Wisconsin job market to grow by 2300 next month
State Employment Service in Madison says about 2,300 additional jobs will appear in 19 Wisconsin labor markets next month as school vacations end. They note demand will rise in steel and canned goods sectors, with workers sought in beer and corn canning for several months. Local conditions vary by area.
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Wisconsin
State Employment Service
Madison
Waukesha
A. He Budlwignzer
Waukesha Ofsat
Syhgoal
Luditz
Kurt
Maty
Weather Forecast Wisconsin Evening to Night
Wisconsin forecast details fair weather with increasing cloudiness tonight. Temperature range notes include a high around 34 and a low near 18, with misread figures in the text. Visible planets and prominent stars are listed with moon phases and rise times for Sunday, August 4.
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Wisconsin
Wavkesha
ALIEA
Monkda
Nyinki
Antarca Los
Jupiter
Thoms
Mara
Pan
Boxes Locked With Two Padlocks Frustrate Manager
Waukesha circulation manager Louis Wellford found Freeman newspaper dispensers downtown secured with two small padlocks instead of one. He was forced to saw off the locks to access the boxes and noted the situation would have caused extra work if a police officer questioned his actions.
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Waukesha
Louis Wellford
Freeman
Wellford
Cooney Protests New Rec Director in Oconomowoe
A petition opposing the appointment of Joseph Conway as fulltime recreation director circulates in Oconomowoe but has no immediate effect. Mayor Bumbeck revealed Conway began duties after a council vote whch left salary at 3000 dollars and a year of budget funding. If petitioners win majority support a public hearing could follow.
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Oconomowoe
Joseph Conway
Waukesha
Frank Bumbeck
Conway
Dumbeck
Minyor
Oconomogee
Dam Opening Aims to Clear Fox River in Waukesha
Mayor Edwin Honeyager sought state approval to lift the Pewaukee dam gate to flush fresh water into the Fox river. He noted Lake Pewaukee as the river’s source and said releasing flows would restore the river and eliminate stagnant pools. Public works crews removed about a ton of dead fish from the river yesterday.
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Fox River
Waukesha
Edwin H. Honeyager
Honeyager
State Conservation Department
Pewaukee Lake
Lake Pawaukee
City Department of Public Works
Honevager
Truman Opens Formal Campaign on Labor Day
President Truman’s campaign plans began forming as he prepared to open his re election drive with a major union rally in Detroit on Labor Day. He was to speak in Detroit and Grand Rapids with possible brief remarks from his train in Lansing and other cities. Dixiecrats boost Truman face, North Carolina warns against factional splits, asserting the Democratic lead in the cold war while maintaining southern opposition to civil rights.
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United Press
Truman
White House
Detroit
George Witzgerald
Michigan Democratic Central Committee
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Fitzgerald
Lansing
Dixiecrst
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
North Carolina
South
Dixiecrat
Lainia
Capus Waynick
Democratic Executive Committee
Sons of the Confederacy
Rehearing Sought On TM Buy In Wisconsin
Attorneys for 25 Milwaukee region customers filed in Dane County circuit court to review a Public Service Commission order allowing Kenosha Motor Coach Lines to sell securities to finance buying the Milwaukee Electric Railway line. They allege insufficient notice and improper findings and say Kenosha failed to obtain required municipal consent for the transfer as the PSC process moves toward a potential sale to Milwaukee Waukesha Hales Carnera Electric.
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PSC
Kenosha
Milwaukesha Corp
Northland Greyhound Lines
PAC
B29 Crash Kills 18, Wounds 8. Guards Patrol Wreckage
Fire blackened wreckage of a B 29 Superfortress lay patrolled by armed guards in Roswell New Mexico where the bomber crashed killing 18 soldiers and injuring eight. Among the injured is Cpl James M Bryan passenger from Muscoda Wisconsin.
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Roswell
N. M
Cpl
James M. Bryan
Muscoda
Wis
Arraign Youth for Attempt to Rape Matron at School
Donald Karl, 19, a tall husky inmate of the Wisconsin School for Boys, was arraigned in municipal court on assault with intent to rape. Bail set at 1800 dollars, preliminary trial next Wednesday. A school official said Karl attempted to assault a middle aged kitchen matron in the dining room after following her from the kitchen. The matron, initially too hysterical to tell police, later described the attack and identification of Karl by attendants. Karl is held in the county jail on bail.
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Wisconsin School For
Boya
Donald Karl
Scott Lowry
Karl
M. A. Skolt
Skat
Upstaire
Ball
Milwaukee
Lowryy William ©. Phillips
Aug 14 1945 remembered by local war veterans
Local World War II veterans recall VJ Day three years on, sharing where they were and how they felt when the war ended. From Fulda Germany to Guam and California, reactions ranged from relief and celebration to wary relief, with many recalling celebratory moments and moments of disbelief.
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Japan
Wally Hannon
S. Barstow
Fulda
Germany
Harry Cray
N. Hartwell Ave
California
St Louis
Ray Turkowski
Prospector
Guam
Ray
Wdat
Okinawa
Ralph Stevens
Stephens
Lee Dix
Madison
Stan Sperl
Beechwood
Les
Port Hueneme
Stan
Camp Stoneman
Sper
Sr Phillip Marks Silver Jubilee at Manitowoc Holy Family
Sr Francie Phillip O.F., longtime principal of St Joseph's Catholic grade school Manitowoc, marks 25 years in the convent tomorrow with a Mass at Holy Family house. Born in Wisconsin she entered the order in 1923 and has taught at multiple schools including St Wilmodort Chicago and St Johns Antigo. She has led over 700 pupils at St Joseph's since 1944 and earned a Master of Education from Maronettes University.
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Francie Phillip
Holy Family House
Manitowoc
St. Joseph's Catholic
Winconsire
Phillip
Philip
St. Joseph's
St. Wilmodort’s
Chicago
St. John's
Antigo
Waukesha
Lafter
Maronettes University
Hold Escapes for Bike Thefts Brought Back
Two Wisconsin School for Boys escapees, ages 14 and 16, admitted ransacking autos and stealing two bicycles. They hid in a school barn after leaving a cottage on school grounds, then wandered Waukesha city streets around 7 30. Police recovered bicycles and stolen items behind the fire house, and the youths were returned to the school.
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Wisconsin School For Boys
Waukesha
Richard Miller
Wright St
Warren Balzer
Lincoln Ave
Hig House
Arcadian
Hartwell Avenues
Former Carroll Man Heads National MOPH
A former Carroll college student, Clifford Parmenter of Long Beach California, was elected national commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at its Milwaukee convention. Parmenter is a World War I veteran and relative of Ronald Parmenter, after whom Parmenter Hall is named. The college notes limited available student records from years past. He succeeds Vern S. White of Cincinnati as commander and D. Noyd Tegge was chosen as national sergeant of arms.
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Carroll College
Milwaukee
Clifford Parmenter
Long Beach
Cal
AlJege
Ronald Parmenter
Parmenter
Clifford
Vern S. White
Cincinnati
D. Noyd Tegge
Grand View Apartments
Red Ambassador Talks With U S Official On Soviet Teachers
Soviet Ambassador Alexander Panyushkin met with Undersecretary Robert Lovett at the State Department for 1 hour 40 minutes about Soviet school teachers. He said little, but noted a New York visit to Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina, who jumped from the Russian consulate, is now in hospital under U S protection. Officials said the dispute over alleged kidnapping is fading as Mrs. Kosenkina and Mikhail Samarin seek asylum in the United States.
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U.S
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Robert A. Lovett
New York
Kosenkina
State Department
U. S
Oksana
Kosenkipa
Mikhail I. Samarin
Russia
New York State Supreme Court
Kosenkinga
Samarin
United States
George C. Marshall
Ernest A. Gross
Jakob Lomakin
U.P
House
American Activities Committee
Oksana Kosenkina
Robert Stripling
House Committee
Roosevelt Hospital
Congressional
Alexander Panyushkin
FBI
New York City
Stripling
Buss
Thomas F. Mulligan
Nome
Mulligan
Izvestia
Moscow
American Intelligence Service
Mre. Ixosenkina
Hatgset
Karl Mundt
Mundt
Red Farm
Valley Cottage
N. Y
Russian Press Accuses U S Police in Kosenkina Case
Soviet papers and Radio Moscow blasted American federal agents for allegedly breaking into the Russian consulate and forcibly taking Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina to a hospital. Tass dispatches alleged police obstruction of consular access and coercive actions aimed at shaping statements from the hospitalized teacher amid the Berlin crisis. Envoys from the U S Britain and France were to meet again at the Kremlin to discuss the crisis tonight or tomorrow.
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Moscow
Oksana Stepanova Kosentina
New York
Radio
Kosenkina
Kremlin
Berlin
Harold Krysak Leads Derby Plans Amid Superstition
Harold Krysak, a top Derby racer from Wisconsin, will be among the first nine Soap Box Derby entrants at Derby Downs Akron Ohio. He faces Richard K Jones in heat three driving for the Denver Post with Park and Hugh M Robinson Jr. in lane 3. His mother plans to wear the same dress and apron as in Waukesha Derby day, hoping for luck as Wisconsin hopes for top finishes among eight WI champs. Derby officials seek word on Harold Alum’s college plans.
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Dan Akron
Harold Krysak
Derby Downs
Krysak
Richard K. Jones
Denver Post
Denver
Cole
Hugh M. Robinson
Harold
Harry Krysak
Akron
Waukesha
Portage Hotel
Wisconsin
Janesville
Derbytown News
Derby Racing News
Harold Alurm
Radio Broadcasts Cover Waukesha Soap Box Derby Race
The All-American Soap Box Derby in Waukesha will be aired on CBS and local stations WBBM and WISN from 3:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Three racers are set to start 1:30 after the 1 p.m. race begins. The Waukesha Freeman highlights a trial spin of the Derby Downs green track by driver Krysak, with an electric eye timing test but no official time announced. Harold’s Mayflower hotel arrival adds intrigue to this entry.
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CBS
WBBM
WISN
City Daily News
Bowling Green
Waukesha Freeman
Derby Downs
Krysak
Harold
Mayflower
U.S. Calls Russi y Woman to Tell Story of Probe
Government subpena issued to Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina at Roosevelt Hospital after her alleged escape from the Russian consulate. The House Committee seeks her account of imprisonment there, with guarded protection as officials weigh possible violations of US law and international norms.
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U.S
Russy
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