Allies Weigh German Arm Strength Western Europe Aid
Secretary Acheson said the United States Britain and France are weighing West German Chancellor Adenauer’s request for strengthening forces in western Germany and Europe. He disputed claims that Adenauer sought remilitarization of western Germany or plans to station troops in eastern Germany. He noted experts discussed strengthening defense but pushed back on specific Western troop deployments. He added Western Europe defense consolidation is under consideration.
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Washington
Deen Acheson
United States
Britain
France
Kinrag Adenauer
Germany
Europe
Acheson
Adenauer
Lone Yeparts
Adensuer
John J. McCloy
Adenauer Atta
Bor
Burglars Target Farm Implement Store Safe
Burglars stole $235 from a Mosse implement company safe at an Emn Green farm store after breaking a rear door window and unlocking the cash register. Manager Ele ther Schumacher found the broken entry at 7:30 a.m. Burglar attempts were also made at a nearby Smith’s IGA store with minor window damage and unlocked doors.
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Fie
Imare
Richare Smith
Smith
IGA
Waukesha Accountants Set for Coming Year
Milwaukee chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants plans a forty program year. President Robert Bever and program director Isenheld announce a slate of dinner meetings at Milwaukee Athletic Club starting Sept 20 with speaker Sonn K Lingum of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on Budget or War. The chapter will host study groups, social events, a formal dance and golf tournament, plant visits, and participation in the Midwear regional cost conference at Grand Rapids. Local members listed include Al Donar-Na Monat, Lea Calvey-Fox, Lee Cerke-Nalianglia, Norman Soblew-C, W. Vouler, and others from Wausheka Foundry and nearby firms.
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Milwaukee
National Associacen of Cost Accountants
Robert Bever
ELT
Isenheld
Aics
Millwauker Athletic Club
Che Anewer
Sonn K. Lingum
Vce
Federal Reserve Bank of Clncaia
Chiptur
Norman Soblew
W. Vouler
Wankesha
Miefer von Gui Blahen
Hehaar
Brig Wixe
Merlin Aukesha
Foundry
Rough Life Water Drilling Brings Oil Boom
A garbled Philadelphia item notes Prince Brant Al Salm of Kuwait and associates discussing oil, water drilling, and regional energy relations. The fragment mentions statements about oil and potential cooperation, with references to Middle East figures and a Philadelphia context.
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Philadelphia
Prince Brant al Salm
Kuwait
Ira
Adbia
Padadelphia
Er Srattem
Waukesha Woman Hurt in Auto Accident
Waukesha woman Bernice Renkin, 26, was injured when the car she rode in was struck near Hy 18 and another vehicle. She suffered a minor injury to her left leg and was hospitalized. Driver Paul Hoeckenhaus, 23, from West Haven, was in the Roeckenhaus car, while Charles Scudder, 23, from Wauwatosa, and Walter Hanke, 34, also involved.
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Waukesha
Bernice Renkin
Charles Sr
Roeckenhaus
Walter Hanke
Shetovgan Fadla
Waukesha Youth Given Probation for Forgery
A 7 year old rural Waukesha youth pleaded guilty to three counts of forgery involving forged checks drawn on the Waukesha National Bank. The youth signed as a former employer and used funds for YMCA dues. Judge Lowry suspended sentence, placed on probation under the state welfare department, with terms to be set by a probation officer.
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Waukesha
Youhy
James Johnsen
Waukesha National Bank
Johnses
Joseph McGavock
YMCA
Johnson
Beck
Waukesha News Cohere
Lowry
Sen Toner
South
State Welfare Department
Board opposes temporary housing plan in Waukesha
An unofficial appeal to the building inspector for temporary housing in Waukesha was heard by the board of appeals. The board showed disfavor toward the proposal. Charles F. Schuetze of Manitowoc Church Furniture Co asked to house displaced European cabinet makers at his rectory, but no official action was taken as the request lacked formal permit status.
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Try
Waukesha
Board of Appeals
Charles F. Schuetze
Manitowoc Church Furniture Co
Schuetze
Errer
Europe
Confidence Gang Tries Luck in Waukesha
Sheriff Leslie Rockteacher warns the public about a bogus confidence scheme in Waukesha. Operators solicit clothing and money for a Milwaukee family at 3322 North Eighth Street, using a car with California plates. The targeted family denies knowledge of the ad, and residents are urged to report any approached by such solicitors.
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Leslie Rockteacher
Sonesins Int
Waukeshn
Mikwawke
Back-to-School Issue In Today's Paper
Waukesha merchants publish an annual back-to-school section in Freeman featuring fashion photos of local youth. The issue highlights new school openings next month and showcases a gallery of images from Freeman photographers.
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Waukesha
Freeman
Forlay
Newn
Waukenha
Friendship Leads to Court Penalty for Milwaukeean
Kinichik pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a Milwaukee woman he met at the Friendship bar Aug. 4 said he propositioned her, drove her to a remote road, struck her, and left her by the roadside. A passerby later found her. Kinichik incurred $100 and costs in municipal court.
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John Kinichik
Kinichik
Krotchir
Milwaukee
Friendship
Kmichik
Hmichik
Wath Street
Blue Mound Road
Wav
Kesha County
Kraichik
Girl Beats Dad in Sheep Class at State Fair
Betty Ducklow of Oconamowoe township won first place in the open sheep class at the state fair, beating her father Maurice as both displayed their exhibits. Betty received a blue ribbon while other exhibitors, including Eileen Cramer Strousman and Joyce Tesch, earned multiple ribbons in clothing, food preservation, and poultry divisions. Alvin Basso of Waukesha won the Dr. J. B. Klaine Hans Award for the oldest winning animal shown, with his entry placing in swine and earning ribbons. Ronald Jenkins also took a silver trophy for best fitted Guernsey in the Junior Fair show.
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Betty Ducklow
Maurice
Oth
Betty
Eiileen Cramer Strousman
Exhibe
Eileen
Eikteen
Joyce
Alvin Basso
Waukesha
J. B. Klaine Hans
Basso
Waukesha Ffa
Ronald Jenkins
Waukesha Revie
Arthur Idson
Waukesha County
Ranejae
FFA
Pnultry
Draft Board Seeks Local Registrant Kenneth Reeves
Draft officials request help finding Kenneth Reeves, 26, last known at 1514 Powanke Road. A new assignment was sent, returned as undelivered. he is not currently willing to enter service. The board wants to ask him a question and issue a new identification card.
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Kenneth Reeves
Powankee Rd
Jung Ellis
Draft Board
Ellis
Reeves
Hitt
Aratt Board
Americans Prepare Defenses as Red Push Threatens Pusan
Waukesha County sets September pre induction exam quota at 112 with tests on September 1 at Milwaukee and October drafting planned for the 112 men. Thirty more than last month, 80 previously tested, 24 to 20 drafted, oldest first. College deferment rules outlined by National Selective Service. students may defer if in upper half, have at least one year of study, or plan to enroll next spring with college letter.
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Wauketha
Milwaukee
Mrz
Jane Ellis
Draft Borderers
Sister Elective Service
Waukesha County
Ellis
National Selective Service
Emtiire
Scare Buying Eases as Demand Stabilizes in Waukesha
Local grocers and appliance dealers report scare buying has ended in Waukesha. After wartime fears spurred purchases of refrigerators stoves and televisions, sales have softened except for television sets while whiteware demand remains steady. Prices show modest shifts with meat prices up and butter down in recent weeks.
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Waukesha
Soldier Likes Eggs Eots 58 of Them
Malden Massachusetts report notes a soldier's odd habit of eating eggs during service. The brief mentions a soldier named Robert Fulfard sent from Camp Benning to Korea. The shuffled text indicates a wartime dispatch with limited legible details about duty and travel.
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Malden
Mass
Korea
Camp Benning
Gay Letore
Contestants Set for Movie Appearance Amid Pageant
Contestants in a beauty pageant expect to enter film production after signing contracts with Warner Bros. The upcoming project titled Reonesub will be a romantic picture about a hero and heroine, with release planned later this year.
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Atlantic
Uth
Amur
Warner Benthess
Wisconsin Alumni Dinner Rally Highlights UW Progress
Waukesha hosted a Wisconsin alumni dinner at the Avalute hotel attended by over 40 alumni. Vincent Gavin, the new football coach at Waukesha High, spoke, with Ken Huxhold and Art Lentz among presenters. Kodachrome slides showcased university buildings under construction and events, plus a running commentary.
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Waukesha County University of Wisconsin
Avalute
RAO Per
Vincent Gavin
Waukesha High Schoal
Waukesha
Howard Green
Wisconsin Alumni Asseiation
Art Lentz
University of Wiston
Ed Gibson
Bob Dunlap
New Berlin Woman Granted Divorce Here
Eva Mae Stevens, 38, of New Berlin, was granted a divorce from her husband Howard M., 41, whose address is unknown. Judge Alten BD Young presided yesterday. Stevens testified he left their home on May 30 and has not returned, with prior allegations of excessive drinking and abuse. The decree provides for alimony and settlement as ordered by the court.
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Eva Mae Stevens
New Berlin
Howard M
Alten BD. Young
Stowe
Government Procurement Lists Sent to Waukesha Office
A letter from Voyta Weathers via the Wisconsin state employment service says copies of daily government procurement lists and weekly contract awards will be sent directly to the Waukesha WSES office. Ludwig notes the lists will help local firms compete for military and civilian contracts and pursue sub contracts from prime contractors. Visitors to the WSES office at 238 West Main Street in Waukesha are invited to examine the materials.
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Svat
Waukesha Shuginesa
The
Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
Albert Ho Ludwig Wses
Tornay
Iy Luewir
Voyta Weathers
Commission Dualynika
Department of Commense
Waukesha
WSES
Ludwig
Werabets
Waukeshan
Wrabewrsula
Jeter Ludwig
West
Misin Street
Wisconsin Bandmasters Dinner Honors Freddi Weber
The Wisconsin Bandmasters Association plans a dinner at 6 p.m. at the Avalon Hotel in Waukes to honor Freddi Weber of the Weber band. Over 40 members from across the state, including Raymond F. Dyarsdk of Madison and University of Wisconsin alumni, will attend. After the dinner, the Weber Band will present a Thursday evening concert directed by Fred Sperl, with 14 band chapters contributing a number each. The program features Coronation March by Meyerbeer and other selections in four parts.
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Wisconsin
Avalon Hotel
Freddi
Weber Waukes
Raymond FL Dyarsdk
Madison
Lieversity
Wisconsin Bond
Des 2
Webers
Fred Sperl
Associe
North Korean Forces Group for Big Drive
North Korean units mass for a major push toward Pusan as U S and South Korean troops defend Taegu and the southern coastline. U S 25th Division prepares for a potential clash near the port city while patrols push into Communist territory west of Masia. Naval raids target a radio station off the West coast near Seoul.
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Tokyo
Taegu
Pusin
U.S
Pusan
United Press
Robert C. Miler
Masia
Chiniy
United Nations
Pohang
Korea
Seoul
Orth Korpean
Jaoee
Yellow Sea
Targu
2701
John Michaelis
Vermilion
Tangu
Douglas MacArthur
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