Train Strike Expands Across Three Terminals
Railway workers including engineers and yardmen threaten a five day strike starting Monday in Louisville and Saint Paul, with nationwide walkouts possible. President Truman weighs seizure action as mediation continues. White House aims to avert disruption by resuming talks with unions and railroads.
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Louisville
St. Paul
Therhood
Bs Trainmen Press- Park Kenney
White House
Kentucky
Indiana
Rabresd
Louievilley
Minnesota
Pauli
Yeault
Wittengersup
Steelman
Ngats
Pula
Subcommittee Approves Payments for Servicemen Dependents
A legislative subcommittee today advanced a proposal to set allowances for dependents of servicemen. The bill targets basic support based on rank and service, with specifics to be decided in a later vote. If approved, details will go to the full committee for a report and possible action tomorrow.
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Umimittes
Krades
Brooks
Riggs
Tor Jon
Servsador
Pov
Guilty Guilty Plea in Youth Car Theft Case
Paul Myers an 18 year old was charged with stealing six cars within a period. The court ordered the statement by the state department welfare, and Javakovich issued $40 bond as Myers’ case proceeded. sentence suspended pending further actions.
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Paul Myers
Ott Lowry
Myars
Draftees Told to Inform Board of Switches
Draftees told to report for preinduction exams or induction, and those long diss aturite from local boards may obtain transfers and be examined or inducted at other boards. Mrs Jim Ellis, clerk, said two transfers have been applied for. Four failed to report for preinduction exams. one is deceased, another did not receive notice due to address change. Arrangements for including the latter in the next group were being made.
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Jim Ellis
No. TV Here
Tho
Ellis
Pupils Quizzed on Bus Needs at Waukesha High
Principal Clyde Shields announced questionnaires will be sent to last year’s tuition pupils to gauge how many require bus transportation this year. Bus routes and schedules for ten district buses will be set after data is compiled, with one bus planned for each entering highway in Waukesha.
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Waukesha High School
Clyde Shields
Waukesha
State Department At Publi
Muskego
New Berlin
Saylesville Pres
Blug Mound
Sussex
Shields
Union
Hinh
Mornin
Divorce Filed Over Comic Book Obsession in Detroit
Elizabeth Scott files for divorce from William Scott citing excessive time spent reading comic books in bed instead of working as a dental technician. Neighbor Mrs Glendawer Wills testified that the couple swapped comics with her children during Lent, highlighting the marital strain.
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Detroit
Elizabeth Scott
William
Glendawer Wills
Howell James Dies at Home in Waukesha
Howell James aged 84 or 85 died at home in Waukesha. A Welsh community member, he was born in Wales and lived in Genesee before moving to Waukesha in 1929. He was married to Katherine Hughes and survived by three daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral services to be held at Randle Funeral Home with interment at Jerusalem Cemetery. friends may call after 7 pm.
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Waukesha County
Howell James
Charles Sr
Wales
G. B
Cate
Katherine Hughes
Highway 3
Jerusalem Cemetery
Genesee
Waukesha
James
Ney
Presbyterian Church
Dousman Masonic
Ralph Stark Cmfargaret
Elm Grove
Fenty C. Hammond
Florence
Mukwonaag
Duffy's tavern owner found guilty of riot in minor beer case
Orville Ische owner of Duffy's tavern at Lannon was found guilty by a 12 man jury in municipal court of allowing five Milwaukee youths to obtain beer on July 7. The driver Donald Schagazer 20 died later when their car hit a utility pole. Witnesses testified Ische refused service to minors yet others in the group did obtain beer.
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Mears
Dudge Scott Lowry
Orville Ische
Duffy's Tavern
Lannon
Milwaukee
Isehe
King T Morning
Zieber Aid
Ische
Grome Baer
James Gerity
Robert Frederickson
Ther
Secident
Charga Tsehe
Norman Tsehe
Klug
Zieber
Toin
McFadden
Alaska
Inmate Joseph Kivenner Dies at County Infirmary
Joseph Kivenner aged 84 died Tuesday afternoon at the Whi Kesha county infirmary where he had been confined for some time. He formerly lived in the town of Oconammood. Funeral services will be held at his Catholic eliets utomy and burial will follow at the Lyler Tuschen funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday. A vigil is planned at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Joseph Kivenner
Whi- Kesha Eounty
Oconammood
Joseph
Lyler
Tremendous quake echoes across India and Pakistan
News from New Delhi reports one of history’s worst earthquakes near eastern Tibet, felt across India and Pakistan. Initial casualty reports are unavailable, while officials warn the tremor caused cracked buildings and widespread disturbance. Seismologists compare it to historic quakes, noting global shock and confusion over the event’s true cause.
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New Delhs
India
Thoet
Tibet
Pakistan
U. S
Enast
Geodetic Silvey
Common Council Debates Niagara Court Water Main Extension
The council debated extending the Niagara court water main from Roosevelt drive to Cleveland avenue to serve Scopp property. Attorney Greb argued for partial extension at his client’s cost while water officials urged a full block extension for circulation and fire protection. The council recommended a limited extension and Scopp threatened to tap an existing well if the city does not adjust the plan.
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Niagara Court
Hockevelt Drive
Cleveland Avenue
Roosevelt Drive
Grandview Avenue
Niagara Cour
Samuel Scope
Ronsevell Drive
Russell J. Greb
Scopp
Colncil
Tominasion
Sgreb
Water Commission
Greb
Bate
Cleveland
Jusesa D. O'Connell
The
Abe
Arthur Kuranz
Jain Grandview
Niagara
Seppy
Bombers Hit Area Containing Four Red Troop Positions
United Press reports a large US air strike against a two square mile area 12 miles northwest of Taegu killing and wounding many enemy troops. Meanwhile US cavalry cleared Waegwan and pressed Reds south of the Naktong river as armor and infantry pressed a broad offensive along the northern front.
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United Press
Tatu
Pitoh
Taegu
U.S. Cavalry
Waegwath
Naktong
Waegsiaa
Pohang
Angang-Ni
U. S
Chinju
Private Services Set for Elmer Schwalst
Private funeral services are planned for Elmer Schwalst at 2 p.m. Saturday at Lyles Tuschen funeral home. The Rev. Taleh Tey of Ey wid Reformed church will officiate. Interment will be at Nedh Pend rin Home cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home after 2 p.m. Friday. Schwitler, 41, died Sunday at 304 Harrison Ave. He had worked as a machinist at Crittall Federal Inc. for four years and previously at Waukesha Moler Co. for over 20 years. He is survived by his wife, Rinna. four daughters Betty, Fame A Lots, at home, and Mrs. Reriloe Kidd of Waukesha. four sons Richart, Warren, Raward at home, and Milbert in Mannheim, Germany. ten brothers Ervin of Milwaukee and Milbert of West Allis. and seven grandchildren.
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Elmer Schuylst
Pam
Lyles Tuschen
Taleh Tey
Eywid Reformed Church
Pendrin
Pritay Schwitler
Harrison Ave
Heavis
Crittall Federal Inc
Waukesha Moler Co
Rinna
Betty
Heme
Reriloe Kidd
Waoukesha
Richart
Warren
Raward
Milbert
Mannheim
Germany
Frvin
Milwarekee
West Allies Aeven
German Youth Official Seeks Ideas at Wisconsin School
Fritz Bischoff, a German youth official in the U.S. zone, visits the Wisconsin School for Boys near Milwaukee to observe facilities and discuss reform needs. He notes Germany’s growing juvenile delinquency problem, poor state buildings, and crowded living conditions for expellees. He plans extended visits and meetings in Washington, returning around Sept. 9, with sponsorship from the federal Children's Bureau.
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Fritz Bischott
Germany
Fritz Bischoff
Wisconsin
Foc Délinquent
Nya
Heidelberg
U.S
CIM Wardevs
State Board of Public Welfare
Graling
Sinsheim
Binchott
America
Biechuddain
Nereis
Mukwonago
Washinton
Exyspe
Children's Bureau
Zimmerman Backs DOC Funds Amid Wisconsin Talk
Madison reports Secretary of State Fred Zimmerman dismissed Democratic funds violations and urged any proof to go to a district attorney. He met with Attorney General Fairchild after GOP criticisms about 100000 in party accounts. He questioned a 5978 dollar item and noted the Democratic National Party’s involvement, while confirming no state reporting obligation. Blanchardville Death: Three year old Rand Severson killed in bicycle crash nearby.
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Madison
Fred TL .Zimmerman
Vernon Thomson
GOP
Fairchild Zimmerman
Veluniney Committee
Wisconsin
Thamsatt
Zimmerman
Gen
Thomas &. Fairchild
Fairchild
Democratic Organizing Committee
Democratic National Party
Thomson
Bombers Hit Target Hard in Korean War Mission
Writer reports B 29 bomber squadron over Korea struck a heavy target near the Naktong River. Crews observed bombs burst from 10,000 feet, with ground support to American troops. Weather allowed visual bombing and commander Emmett O Donnell praised precise effects.
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Charles Cord Day
Korea
Stef
Nektong River
Wilson
Drybranch
W. Va
Ares
Claude E. Putname
Jackabore
Tex
Emmett C. O'Donnell
Far East
Taié
Leo J. Moffatt
Spokane
Wash
Baa
Bamber
Kirk
Clitferd E
Nadeau
Cowi Ng
Austin
Muk
Daniel H. Faunce
Barrington
Demands Ouster of Childless Vets From Housing Projects
The common council heard a letter from M W Sear son county veterans and service officer urging removal of childless married veterans from Motor Hill and Grandview housing projects. Horton argued many veterans seek housing, noting working wives and income to pay rent. He urged housing officials to evict or move childless married veterans whose wives work. The council referred the letter to the veterans halls commission for discussion and possible action. The meeting also approved street and parking ordinances and noted incomplete purchase of a Speedrail turnaround property on Madison Street with occupancy timing tentative after Sept. 30.
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Common Council
Motor Hill Terrier
Grand View
M. W. Sarson
Elmer J. Dent
Dent
Herton
Grandview
Horton Agkil
Lath Ward
Greenwood Ave
Peiclie
Depa Street
Carroll Street
Grand Avenue
Maple Grenth
Arlington
Maple Avenue
Peis Beoaksinkd Avenue
Renee Benty
Madison Street
Magyar
Connedl
Speedrail
Broadway
Walter Dick
Spertall
Estates Valued Over Thirty Thousand Probate Actions
Two wills filed for probate involve estates exceeding $30,000. The will of 23 Ell, who died, left a personal estate over $25,000 and real estate over $5,000, with heirs including Narold Honan, Hye, 53, and Mrs. George Bur tin of Waukesha, among others. The will of Sulla Weber, Centromewne, with a personal estate over $20,000 and real estate around $15,000, names three sisters and outlines shares to Minne Bas der and others, with final dispositions to be shared.
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Narold Honan
Hye
George Burtin
Wakesha
William Warner
Waukesha
Adele
Banking
Fragmented OCR Note On Weather and Time Mentions
An unreadable OCR snippet references times and temperatures with scattered proper nouns. It mentions several names and numbers in a jumble, lacking a coherent story or clear event to summarize.
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Charles
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Er Municipal
Javakovich
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Duffy's
Lanpon
Fe 15
Tala
Grand Lane
Essterh Tres
Tielion
Axsim
Uiere
Det
Bischott
Morris School For Boys
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Freeman Staft
Elmer Schwalst
Doc
Blanchardville
Rand Severson
Dys Dome
CooLurick
Hugh
Jake
Berne
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