Sewage Plant Project Advances with Digester Pour
Excavation nears completion as concrete work begins on a new city sewage plant. Plans by Chelsea consulting engineers cover a four-basin treatment layout with a 67 foot diameter digester. Authorized by a 1950 bond issue, the facility aims to serve 89,000 residents by 2060 with an estimated 4 million gallons per day flow and potential fertilizer byproduct.
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Chet Schumacher
Sonith Cutie
Arew
Lord IE
Voutten
Hrleexs
Stuart Ce
Charles D. Smith Co
Pond Uu Laer
Wau- Letin Motor
Heese
Smith Co
Muwwauchor
Dumerent Wiltes
Divk
Humker Intel
Cers
Okauchee Mourns Bonola Family in Fire Tragedy
Okauchee residents mourn five deaths linked to a flash fire at the Bonola bowling alleys. Brothers William Leo and Leane Bondla died, along with Robert Ortis, his grandfather Gottloib Herber, and Leslie Bonola known as Bubbles. Funeral plans and community fund efforts are reported as officials probe the blaze and cause remains undetermined.
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Ted Knap
Freeman
Okauchee
Bonola Brothers
Worthegday
Bonola
Milwaukee
Robert Orriy
Gottloib Herber
Waukasha County
Orris
Bondu Brothers
William
Leane
Leo
Staten
Leo Bonda
JG. R. Love
Oconomoweeth
Leslie
Bubbles) Bonola
Bondla Brothers
Summit Hospital
Oconomowoc
Okanchee
Riteg
Australia
Luke's
Oconomoivae
St. Joan of Arc Catholic
St. Jerome's Cemetery
Oconomowae
L.F. Whelan
St. Joan of Arc
Bubbles
Betty
Jane
Evelyn
Willam
Dean
Elizabeth Benola
Bentola
San Francisco
Chicago
Okauches
Bill
Waukesha
Windy City
Link Hiss Closer to Communist Ties In Probe
House investigators disclosed that Whittaker Chambers claimed another link to Alger Hiss. Chambers said he bought a Maryland farm Hiss once put down on and showed to him in 1936, with Hiss taking him there in 1936. The committee also explored a 1939 Ford roadster once owned by Hiss and donated to the Communist underground.
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House
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Chambers
Maryland
Hiss
Robert E. Stripling
House An American Activities Jf Committee
Richard M. Nixon
R. Cal
Westminater
State Department
Commun
William Rosen
Elven
Rosen
Gal
Alsy
Girl 15 Treated for Severe Head Injuries in Car Crash
A 15 year old girl from Milwaukee Mary Verona received severe head injuries in a head on collision near Pewaukee involving five autos. She was treated at Waukesha Memorial hospital and held for observation with a possible brain concussion. The other driver Philip J. Michaud aged 6 from Summit Avenue struck Corroo’s car while the steering allegedly jammed.
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Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Pewaukee
Mary Verona
Milwaukee
Vince J. Corroo
Milwauke
Shoriff
Philip J. Miehaud
Awa
Corro
Hughes, Former Justice, Dying in Decline of Heart Ailment
Charles Evans Hughes, retired chief justice of the U S Supreme Court, is described by his son as in very low condition with a heart ailment at age 84. He arrived from Washington Aug 1 and has been under care by Dr Frederick Sanborn. His son Hughes Jr and daughters Catherine Waddell and Elizabeth Gossett are at his bedside, staying nearby in a rented cottage.
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Bamnmstable
Mass
Charles Evans Hughes
U. S. Supreme Court
Hughes
Washington
Prederick Sanborn
Charles Evang Hughes, Jr
Cathering 1
Waddell
Elizabbeth T. Gossett
High Blood Pressure Treated by Semi Starvation Study
Minnesota researchers report six months of severe calorie restriction lowers blood pressure and reduces headaches in a sample tied to European famine victims. The study notes weight loss, slower pulse, and potential risks during refeeding, warning against rapid return to normal eating.
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Chicago
Sitll
Minnesota
Speesers
Europe
Josef Drozek
Carleton B. Chapman
Aneel Keys
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Leningrad
Holland
France
Germany
Hiace
Artificial Kidneys Used in Treatment of Disease
Two research groups report artificial kidneys aiding fatal kidney failures. The Toronto team including Drs. Gorton Murray Edmund de Loreme and Newell Thomas claim their Mechanical Kidney saves lives by counteracting urine production stoppage from transfusions pregnancy or poisoning. A Western Reserve University chemist Dr Jack R Leonard and Crile Hospital chemist Dr Leonard T Skeggs also developed an artificial kidney for clinical use.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Gorton Murray
Edmund de Loreme
Newell Thomas
Toronto
Ont
Jack R. Leonards
Western Reserve University
Leonard T. Skeggs
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Berlin faces push for nine man communist ruling panel
Berlin’s Soviet sector saw 2,000 demonstrators flood city hall as Communist leaders demanded a special nine man commission to govern. Karl Littke urged new protests while Gen. Lucius D. Clay warned Western Berlin would not surrender to a coup as 150,000 to 300,000 joined demonstrations in the day.
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Berlin
Karl Littke
CST
Red Central
Aun
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Frankfurt
ADN
Navy's Huge Caroline Sets Nonstop Hawaii to Chicago Flight
The Navy's flying boat Caroline Mars departed Keehi Lagoon at 7 13 am Hawaii time for a nonstop flight to Chicago with 17 crew members and 25 passengers. If successful the route may extend to 400 miles via St Louis and San Francisco with a record payload of 22000 pounds.
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Honolulu
Uwp
Keehi Lagoon
Hawaii
Chicago
St. Louis
Patuxent River
Natal
Brazil
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Omaha
St. Lews
Mars
California
James Tang
Mapleton
Minnesota
Robert Hunt
Cab driver arraigned in speeding case after pedestrian injury
Clarence F. Kahet, 44, a Waukesha cab driver for Earle Calico, pleaded not guilty in municipal court to speeding after striking 56 year old George Diehl on West Main Street. Diehl, hospitalized with shock and multiple injuries, was walking near the crosswalk when hit. Trial set for next Monday. bail $50. Other cases saw two drivers forfeit bail for speeding.
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Waukesha
Clarence F. Kahet
Baxter St
Earle
Calico
George Diehl
W. Main St
Kabel
Scott Lowry
Diehl
W. Main Street
Mkabel
Sab
Kabet
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Harry A. Beaver
Funeral services for Harry Norris Rickey in Winter Park
Funeral services are set for Harry Norris Rickey, 72, former Scripps-Howard Newspaper executive, who died yesterday in Winter Park after a two year illness. He had a notable career shaping regional papers and overseeing operations for the chain. The service will honor his decades of service in journalism.
Charges Possible in Car Bump Death Case
Coroner Alvin H. Johnson announced the inquest into the car bump death of Harald Tischendort near Hales Corners will yield a ruling soon. If homicide is found, Waterford man Chester Owens faces possible charges for allegedly bumping Tischendort’s car as they traveled Highway 36 on July 27 following a tavern argument. Witness Dorothy Maloney testified Owens struck the car three or four times before it left the road and killed Tischendort, while Owens later admitted he was behind the other car when the crash occurred.
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Fdales
Waukkesha
Alvin H. Johnson
Waterford
Harald Miehendorf
Hales Corners
Tischendort
Owens
Tischurdart
Schendorf
Aled
Waukesha High School Registrations Set for Aug 30 31
Registration for entering students at Waukesha High School will be held Monday and Tuesday, August 30 and 31, with office hours 8:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 4:30 pm. Seventh graders from prior year and ninth graders only registering elsewhere are exempt. Class schedules for returning students were arranged with advisers and changes require parent conference. Advisers will be available on Sept 1 and 3 after 3:30 to 4:39 pm and in the forenoon of Sept %.
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Waukesha High Schoo
J. £. Worthington
Weukesha
Escaped Youth Changes His Mind: Remains Away
Wisconsin School for Boys officials hunted for three remaining escapees after 15 of 19 boys fled Monday and Tuesday. One boy phoned authorities saying he would return with parents by Thursday, but he did not show, so he was listed again as an escapee. Gagnon said disciplinary actions included detention, parole forfeiture, and loss of special privileges.
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Wisconsin
W. 5S. Gagnon
Waukesha County Draft Board Names Fifth Member
George W. Coutis former mayor of Waukesha named as fifth member of county draft board. Franke Kipp North Prairie elected chairman as 4,316 potential registrants prepare for registration from August 30 to September 18. Volunteers, mostly women, assist at high school and armory sites with shifts of 10 to 15 registrants daily.
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George W. Coutis
Waukesha
Coutts
Jefferson Age
Washington
Franke Kipp
North Prairie
Yanyor
Waukesha High School
Ocono Mowoc Army
Oconomowoc
Honeyager
Vernon M. Gaspar
Waneata May
Madison
Flora
B. Weber
Registrars
Freo Sam
To & Pn
Weber
New Conference With Reds Lasts Three Hours
Western powers and Soviet officials met for nearly three hours at the Kremlin with no clear sign of progress toward a new agreement. U S Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith said Molotov and Vishinsky attended, Stalin absent, and Roberts said no communique would be issued tonight. A communique might appear tomorrow.
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Myuavory
Kremlin
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Vv. M. Molotov
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Josef Stalin
Smith
Frank Roberts
Heat Wave Persists As Wisconsin Sees 90 Plus For Sixth Day
Waukesha county endures a sixth straight day above 90 as forecasters warn only slight relief from scattered thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Howard Thompson says heat remains intense with no real relief until Monday or later. Milwaukee water pumps near 200 million gallons. details withheld by Waukesha water chief. Death toll rises nationwide with 59 fatalities, seven in Wisconsin, many from heat and drownings.
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Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Howard Thompson
Waukesha
A. P. Kurant
Waukesha Water Commission
Land of Lakes
Prairie du Chien
Blair
Daleton
Madison
Land Q’ Lakes
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Illinois
New York
Weather Bureau
San Francisco
New Haven Conn
Forget-Me-Net sale to aid veterans at hospital
The Disabled American Veterans chapter in Waukesha hosts its annual Forget-Me-Not sale today and tomorrow benefiting VA hospital rehab work. Proceeds sponsor local patient needs including a standing order of 50 nets monthly and a TV purchase. Co chairs are Frank Marose and Frank Draeger.
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DAV
Resthaven
Frank Marose
Frank Draeger
Weather Outlook Wisconsin Partly cloudy and humid with showers
Wisconsin forecast shows partly cloudy skies with continued warmth and humidity. Tonight and Saturday bring scattered showers and thunderstorms. Morning low around 70, with a high near the mid 90s yesterday and a low around 0 in the year-ago comparison.
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Wisconsin
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