Berlin Reds Seize City Hall in Soviet Sector Rump Assembly
German Communist leaders with thousands outside Berlin city hall force a canceled assembly meeting and hold a Communist dominated session in the Soviet sector demanding a unified city administration under their control. Non Communist officials and parties plan mass meetings to oppose the move.
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Berlin
U.P
Kurt Littke
Ferdinand Smedynsburg
Otters
Wme
Platz der Repubvant
Reichstag
Ely
Western diplomats seek new Kremlin talks on Berlin issues
U S Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith French envoy Yves Chataigneau and British envoy Frank Roberts have asked the Soviet foreign office for another meeting with Molotov. They await Moscow’s signal for a joint session possible as early as tomorrow or soon after. They clarified points from their four hour and forty five minute briefing with Molotov and Stalin and prepared a memorandum at the British embassy.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Yves Chataigneau
Frank Roberts
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Josef Stalin
Smilth
Chatagneau
Roberts
Stalin
Weather Forecast Mixes With War Talk and Humid Night
Weather notes show warm and humid conditions tonight with cooler relief Friday near Lake. Temperature near 88 at 7 A.M. yesterday’s high 79 and low 35. almanac data lists planets and visible celestial events for Friday August 23.
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Lake Ering
Hunt
Comic Grenadier to Star at Concert Tonight
Frankie Rauch, cornet soloist with the WIMI Grenadiers, headlines the season finale at Cutler Park in the Weber Brewing company and recreation department series. He will direct numbers from the conductor’s platform while Fred Sperl conducts. The program includes La Reine de Saba and overtures by Gounod and Herbert with selections and a community sing, ending with Stars and Stripes Forever. Forest fires burn 800 acres in Wisconsin as daily small blazes continue, says Chief Ranger Neil LeMay.
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Frankie
Willie) Rauch
Wimi Grenadiers
Cutler Park
Weber Brewing Company
Wille
Fred Sperl
Willie
Banel
Herbert Tone Poe
Tomahawk
Wis
Upi
Wisconsin
Neil LeMay
Tomato price shock hits Waukesha shoppers
A heat induced tomato glut collapsed wholesale prices on Monday from 75 cents a bushel to losses, leaving retailers short. Dealers report commission houses paying 2 to 2.50 and retail shelves at 2.50 to 3 per bushel as supply dwindles and buyers scramble.
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Waukesha
Joe Adashek
Adashek's Inc
Mike D'Amore
The
DiAmore Produce Go
Milwaukee
Commission
D'Amore
Friends Help Jack Deliver Newspapers After Injury
Jack Duan 34 fell from a tree and broke his collarbone on Monday. Eight neighborhood friends including four girls volunteered to carry his Free man route, with his twin brother Jerry also on a route. Reserves Carl Herbst Lorna Krueger Barbara Baum Sart Carol Orne and Billy Orne join Milton Williams and Allen Krieger as cover until Jack recovers.
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Jack Duan
Jack
Jack G
Iaivin Dunn
North St
Jerry
Milton Wilams
Allen Krieger
Carl Herbst
Lorna Krueger
Barbara
Dian Baum
Sart
Carol
Billy Orne
Freeman
Greater Love Hath None: Gives Life to Have Baby
Mrs. Iva Smith died at Grace Memorial Hospital after a Caesarean birth saved her baby. Stricken with bulbar infantile paralysis and pneumonia, she was in an iron lung and could not breathe unaided. The healthy baby weighed six and a half pounds. She passed away at 42.
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Morganton
N. CG
Iva Smith
Highway 30 house auction clears way for new arterial
Waukesha county highway committee auctions 29 buildings along a three mile stretch of Highway 30 between Highway C and Summit Center on Saturday at 12 30 PM. Purchases require full houses and 30 percent down for sums over 200 with 20 day removal and 30 day final payment.
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Waukesha
Summit Center
Lakeview
Waukesha County
Highway Committee
County Highway Committee
Nagawicka-Nemahbin Lakes
Reat Estate
al Walters
Lannon
Harry Koepp
Pewaukee
Hurricane Heads Toward Florida Aims 100 MPH Winds
A tropical hurricane with 100 mph winds approaches Florida from 1,200 miles at sea. Advisory places its center 360 miles northeast of Puerto Rico moving northwest toward South Florida. Hurricane Hunter reports slow growth and rapid movement. The storm’s path mirrors past 1940s Atlantic storms and foreshadows potential damage along the Florida coast.
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Miami
Mia
United States
Puerto Rico
South Florida
Heuer
Newy
South Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Ft Lauderdale
Atlantic
Caribbean Sea
Okeechabes
San Juan
Friedmans Plan California Move With Commute From Waukesha
Sam Friedman will move his family to a Westwood California home near Los Angeles while commuting by air to his Waukesha store. The family aims for a September relocation with the parent staying in Waukesha until after Christmas. The new one story ranch has a 40 foot pool and is four and a half miles from the ocean.
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Waukesha
Sam Friedmans
West Wood
Cal
Los Angeles
Middle West
Friedmans
Friedman
Friedroms
Two Boys Still Missing After WSB Escape
Wisconsin School for Boys reports five of twelve escapees unaccounted for, with two at large. Two boys are being returned from Defiance Ohio, one phoned plans to come back with parents. A tan Chevrolet sedan linked to the group. Another pair, aged 17 and 15, were located in Madison and returned.
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Wisconsin School For Boys
Defiance
Ohio
Madison
Heat Wave Challenge Finds Man in Freezer To Stay Cool
John Petajan works six hours daily in a Falmer Frozen Foods locker plant where temperatures range from five to four degrees below zero. He wears heavy clothing year round and even sleeps in a freezer to escape summer heat, saying the cold energy is draining but preferable to roasting.
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John Petajan
Petajan
Falmer Frozen Foods
E. Main Street
Linits
Wau
Keaha
Alaska
Waukesha
Chicago
Michigan
Milwaukee Harvester Plants Hit by Strikes
About 4,500 Harvester workers in Milwaukee are idled due to strikes at other plants, with 2,400 laid off last Monday. The Waukesha works run at full capacity as Milwaukee remains unaffected, says industrial relations manager Phil Olson.
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Harvester
Milwaukee
Milwaukee International Works
Waukesha Works
Tayorts
Phil Olson
W. C. Brice
Heat Wave Grips Waukesha For Fifth Day Of 90 Plus Heat
Waukesha’s late August heat persists with a fifth straight day above 90 as forecasters warn relief is delayed. Temperatures peaked around 96 to 101 across the region while some deaths in Wisconsin blamed on heat. Nationwide, Detroit and New York City report extreme warmth with workers affected and forecasts for continued heat through the week.
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Waukesha
Howard J. Thompson
Milwaukee
Superior
Thompson
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Walter Vedder
Joseph W. Hassett
EH. L. Tharinger
Chilton
John A. Oldenburg
U. S
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Canada
Canadian
Detroit
Packard
Dodge
Plymouth
Briggs Body
Flint
Mich
Freedom Train
Columbus
New York State
Washington
Supreme Court
New York City
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Three Brothers Burned in Okauchee Bowling Alley Disaster
Four men died from severe burns after a flash explosion at an Okauchee bowling alley yesterday afternoon. The Bonola brothers operated the alleys and, with a pin setter, lacquered the lanes when a lit cigarette ignited lacquer fumes. William, 50, died at 12:05 p.m., Leslie, 48, shortly after midnight, Leo, 45, at 3:30 p.m. yesterday, and Robert Orris, 20, of Independence, Wis., died at 1 p.m. last night. The fire spread to the bar. the ventilating system was off to keep lacquer odors contained. The scene officer cited the cigarette as the likely ignition.
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Okauchee
Bonda
Wiliam Bonola
Leslie Bonola
Leo Bonola
Robert Orris
Independence
Wis
G. R. Love
Franklin Tweeden
Verterdar
Tweeden
Summit Hospital
Oconamowoc
Love
Dr. Love
Les Bonda
Orvis
Oconomowoc
Waukesha
Waukesha High School
Flora Weber
Man Dares Officer to Arrest Another and Is Fined
A Waukesha county man William Camp of Buena Vista road was fined 50 dollars for defying Delafield officer Robert Duncan who arrested two men Camp dared to arrest. Also listed: John Leoebbaka fined 10 for fishing with a resident license. another man jailed 60 days for stealing a radio. Mrs. Crosby’s drunken driving charge dropped. a car train crash near Oconomowac. a highway 16 crash investigated by the sheriff.
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Dares
Waukesha County
William Camp
Buena Vista Road
Alvin P. Brendemuehi
Oconomowoc
Delafield
Robert Duncan
Duncan
Pewaukee Lake
Camp
John Leoebbaka
Evanston
Inl
Oconomowéc Lake
James Pelton
Toledo
Sheriff's Department
E. C. Crosby
Oconomawas Lake
Milwaukee Road
Oconomawac
Tragedy Strikes Storberg Family in Wisconsin Loss
Mrs Storberg of Tide-Pendence Wisconsin faced back to back heartbreaks as son Robert Orris 20 died from burns in the Okauchee Bowling alley blast while her father Gottlieb Herber 69 died of natural causes after learning of his grandson’s condition. Orris and Herber will be laid to rest at O Boyle funeral home in Milwaukee with simultaneous services.
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Storberg
Tide- Pendence
Wis
Milwaukee
Oconomowod
Summit Hospital
Orris
Herber
O'Boyle
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