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Newspaper

Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1950

Page

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County Herds Sweep Honors at State Fair

Waukesha county elected five firsts in the Junior Fair at State Fair Park marking a historic sweep. The county earned 31 blue ribbons across Holsteins Guernseys Ayrshires Jerseys Brown Swiss and ewesheep with several grand champion wins and top showmanship ribbons. Judging continues today as sheep and hog classes close.

Waukesha State Fair Park Wauesha Ayrshire Ion North Prairie Ronald Jenkins Wau Resho Guernsey Wayne Drajeck Sussex David Simmons Pewaukee Kenneth J. Bunyard Oconomowue Robert Fryda Sus- Een

Brookfield Vet Attends Show at 94 Reflects on Life

Brookfield resident August Bolter of Bronsfield, aged 94, was honored as a longshore spectator at a Stove fair and recalled his life from German immigrant roots to farming in Brookfield. He notes health, distance walks, and a view that roads and farming machinery have transformed his era while lamenting modern world tensions. He shares hobbies of fishing and hunting wild game with two nieces, Alice and Ailix Rowling.

August Bolter Bronsfield Hugey Botter Baker Brookfield New York Germany North Avenue Miogas Edward Coke Bolter Alice Ailix Rowling Brookfield Village Milwaukee Balter

County Youth Escapes Injury in Accident

Cail Mikulice, 18, of Waukesha escaped injuries when his car left a road about two miles south of the city and tipped over while rounding a curve. He told deputies he was sniveling east when he lost control of the car. The accident occurred today and involved a $2785 value.

Cail Mikulice Waukesha Reited Sunart Atikulice Hayi

Manley Rites Set for Mrs. Raby Funeral services arranged

Funeral services for Mrs. Raby will be held tomorrow at the Erling Larsen Funeral Home. Friends may gather after 2 pm today and join in a burial at Pemrie Home Cemetery.

Raby Erling Larnen

Mukwonago Board Opens Sewage Plant Bids

Mukwonago village board opened bids for a new sewage disposal plant with two options per bidder, including fixed digestion and floating digestion systems. Six construction firms submitted bids, with the board to decide August 28 and announce the winner the following Monday.

Muxkwonagdo Mukwonago Hich Company Atonday Schefian Constructino Steelcrete Fredrickson

Gavre Appointed New Grid Coach at Waukesha High

Vincent Gavre has been chosen as the new football coach at Waukesha High School replacing Huss Gwen who recently resigned. A Wisconsin alumnus, Gavre played quarterback and captained his college team, served four years in the Air Force, and coached at Merci High School and Wisconsin's coaching staff before joining Western Believe and Gunnison.

Vincent Gavre Weukesha R G. Hein Gavre Huss Gwen University of Wisconsin Alexander

Warmer Weather Predicted for Waukesha Area

Official weather observer Mah Gandayum says Wisconsin will see a slight rise in temperatures with continued cloudiness and scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. The Waukesha district and southern Wisconsin are included as a statewide wet pattern persists, with last night yielding around .36 inch of rainfall.

Sanc- Mah” Gandayum Howard ‘Thompson ofGcial Waukesna Merecury Thompson Uke Wisconsin Waukesha Milwaukee

Army Believes Gen. Dean Was Stabbed to Death

Army intelligence officers believe Maj. Gen. William F. Dean was stabbed to death by two Korean Communists while wounded and a prisoner of war near Taejon after American troops abandoned the city. Survivors and prisoners provide conflicting reports as U.S. authorities investigate the fate of the former 34th Division commander and Taejon defense. Dean, 50, had been missing in action since July 31 while resisting Communist forces and had previously served as military governor of South Korea and commanded the Seventh Division in Japan.

Korea William F. Dean Dean U.S Tagson Taejon Gereral Armg Zyla South Korea Japan Enchanberg France

Funeral Services Held for John C. Smith

Funeral services for John C Smith were held today at 2 p.m. at St Luke s Lutheran church. The 4 year old man died Sunday. Smith was a Wisconsin based funeral director and embalmer employed at the Weber funeral home before his death. He resided at El Park Ave. Surviving him are his wife Ames a brother Fred of Winna WALbEH and two sisters Mrs Anna Wenk and Mrs Clara Schroder of Milwaukee. Burial was at the Prairie Home cemetery.

John ¢. Smith St. Luke's Lutheran Church Smith Wisconsin Weber Funeral Home EL Park Ave Ames Fred Wnu Walbeh Anna Wenk Clara Schroder Milwaukee Prairie Home

Kohler Caravan Plans Waukesha Tour Details

Waukesha county Republican chairman William Gramiling announced a Kohler caravan tour starting Monday August 24 with Gov. Walter K. Jr. and Vernon Thomson among speakers. The day travels through Norhern towns ending with a dinner at Avalon hotel and a rally at the Sales pavilion in Waukesha. Reservations urged with Gramiling at 870 We Ternaite wax Waukesha.

Wiliam Gramiling Waukesha County Die Mahler Caravat Waukesh County Gramiling Walter Kalier, Jr Vernon Thomson Rees Publican Oronomaway Congregational Kohjer Thomson Fuwrotund Morton Lannon Sussex Monatenee Waukesha Avalon Hotel Sales Pavilion Kehier Sales Jn AtTad Aniel

Communists halted on multiple fronts in Korea clash

Allied dispatches report the 24th division repelling a major Communist bridgehead and restoring ground near the Naktong. North and south fronts show reduced pressure as American air support aids the Taegu Pusan lines, with MacArthur headquarters noting no alarm over the situation.

Toryok- Tre Taege Nal River Magan Pusan Tate Teegi U.S Douglas MacArthur Hoyonpung Taega Cameram Cictieriste Ws. Nin Naktong Yongsan Parrier Tora Lina Omly Agere Iwih Sare Sion Tundek Puyyn Americas Karen Seth

Two Youths Put on Probation in Wisconsin Incident

Two youths from Milwaukee and Mukwonago were placed on probation after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct connected to a gas station theft. Pri Noria, 17, of White Rock, and Rayseell Taylor, 19, of Mukwonago Route 1, faced probation terms set by Judge Scott Lowry. Taylor also faced speeding charges with fines, while both received court costs and restitution orders.

Waukesha Mukivonaga Macy Yorgas Pri Toury Scott Lowry Noreia Spt Harald Hanrahan Taylor James Cliffoy Buxtave General Capita Drive Dust Neu Lewry

Annexation petitions start moving in Waukesha town

Announced efforts seek to annex a 9 180 acre tract immediately south of Waukesha along the Leq line between Wracke and Avenue. Petitions will be circulated during the next two weeks with notices to homeowners. If signed by a majority of electors and owners of at least 30 percent of assessed real estate value, annexation proceeds after a 60 day waiting period. A letter to families notes 704 percent of Lena by assessed value oppose annexation. Werner, temporary assistant city planner, cites tax comparisons and school costs as key factors.

Waukesha Lena Tay Rater Sunset Drive Robert H. Wegner Wesner Isiriet Vie Rte Werner Sehna Hata

Breakout Plot Averted at Wisconsin Shoal for Boys

Three 15 year old inmates and two 18 year olds were questioned about a jailbreak plan at the Wisconsin Shoal for Boys. Guard Verr C. Pond interrupted the scheme at midnight and no one escaped. Dr Stavsky said the case is under investigation to decide if the offenders should be sent to Green Bury reformatory.

Wisconsin Verr C. Pond Ve Cottage William Stavsky Sxstiwnh Ore County Stavsky Litt Green Bury Reformitory Hays Schow

Recreation Department Sets Policy on Pool

The Recreation Department will close the pool in the mornings during August and reopen in the afternoon after records show temperatures reach 70 degrees or higher. The pool will stay open until Landor Day, weather permitting, per director Gy Werti.

Recreation Department AR HK Thehner Park Gy Werti

Announced appointments mark new leadership roles

In a terse notice, Aleaira L. Riley Ry Gaive and Haebed are named to key posts as ASSIRD VL atovoee formation advances. The brief item signals organizational changes and upcoming actions as leadership transitions unfold.

Madison Aleaira L. Riley Ry Gaive

Sutherland Quits YNCA Position

Amnelis A. Sutherapel, an East community YMCA secretary in Waukesha, resigns after years overseeing YNCA activities. He led the HisY clubs, Grey basketball and softball leagues, Phantom Lake camp attendance efforts, and youth programs including Adventu re and Explorer clubs. The summer program featured a new Physical Treat and music instruction to foster musical activity.

Waukesha Sutherland Hisy Grey Basket Phantom Lake Camp

Mueller Wins Trophy At State Sportsmanship Award

Mueller receives the Howard Clapp trophy at the state meet for sportsmanship and showmanship in animal care. The trophy, sponsored by Pabst Farm, is awarded to the top scorer in the fights section and honors exemplary conduct.

Allen Mutter Wankeshi Howard Clapp Pabst Farme

Senate Armed Services Panel Backs Military Training Bill

A SAM committee hearing endorses universal military training urging swift enactment while noting splits within Congress. Key figures including Defense Secretary Johnson and Gen Omar Bradley press for passage as others caution timing and scope amid mid September political pressures.

Senate Armed Services Group Washington Fn Senate Armed Services Democratic Republicng Euppe Lavin Johnson Omar Brads Tex Piaff Srerenary

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