Red Pincers Close Around Pohang On Northern Front
Communist forces outnumbering defenders closed a pincers around two thirds of Pohang on the northern front. North Korean troops pressing from east and west aimed to seize the port by dawn as refugees fled and South Korean and American units resisted with limited armor and artillery. United Press reported a 25,000 strong enemy force threatening a city with a dwindling defense, while a night communique described hard battles along a ridge near the highway southwest of Pohang.
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Tokyo
Pohang
Jack
By & A.m
United Press
Robert Beanykott
Potacy
Pox
Fohand
Local Foundry Strike Ties Up City Plants
Workers at Wauzeshs Foundry and Watertown plant walked out after a deadlock in labor talks. Local 84 of the International Brotherhood of Foundry Workers demanded an oil-union shop and a 20 cent per hour wage increase, while the company resisted widening union shop rules and proposed a new contract framework with stricter provisions. Negotiations stalled despite union threats of sustained action and union leaders meeting with members.
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ADU
Ihe Wauzeshs
International Drotherhsed
Fighterrves
Company
Watertown
Nes
Tocal
Ywo Taonthe
Hes
Ncrense
Bop
Wren
Compan
Halidays
Ui Torfexcar
Varius
City and Company Defend Schmitt Public Speech Ban
Leonard Fy Schmitt, a candidate for governor, clashed with Waukesha authorities and the Waukesha Motor Co over a public speech on company property. Police halted setup under an ordinance restricting sound equipment, leading Schmitt to speak from the curb. Officials defended the rule as protecting safety and street order, while Schmitt criticized it as suppressing free speech and questioned corporate fear of discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fy Schmint
Negublicen
Sinanee
Bchrnitt
Schmitt
Richard Hippenmeyero
Tony
Hippenmeyer
Schram
Merrill
Gullickson
Ecity
Mes
Harald Owens
Compens
J. B. DeLono
Waukesha Motor Co
Schmit
Schudert
Rentlemen
Ito
Waukesha Motor Company
Permits Sought for New House and Water Tower
An applicant requests a building permit to construct a 474,000 square foot house at 627 8 Newhall Ave with stone veneer. Edward D. Gray Builders, Inc. will build the three story home with three fireplaces and a full basement. A separate permit seeks a 74 foot water tower to replace an inadequate current tank, with an estimated cost of 24,000. J. E. B. DeLong, president, said construction should start soon once contracts are in place.
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Monty A. Settlage
Beeclewood Ave
Newhall Ave
Edward D. Gray Builders, Inc
Waukesha Route 1
Waukesha Matarco
J. EB. DeLong
Toray
Truman Approves Army Tank Arms Expansion
President Truman approved a large expansion of the Army tank program, with a focus on heavy tanks and continued support for small and medium models. Congressional leaders indicated a request will be sent to Congress this year or early next year to fund the additional tanks, following a special committee review.
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Washington
Truman
Cor Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Chana Millard E Tydings
Eenae Armed Services Committee
Congress
Vinton
Dresens
Kohler Caravan Visits County Stores for Wisconsin Governor Vote
Kohler's caravan toured Osceola and surrounding communities visiting five counties, greeting clerks and shoppers while campaigning for Governor, with Glen Davis and Vernon Thomson joining. The stop included a parish lunch, street visits, and campaign literature handed to workers and teens as they moved through Menomonee Falls, Hartland, and other towns.
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JY Caray van Ry2in
Freeman
Mwakikesha
Glen Davis
Waukesha
Vernon W. Thomson
Oronomewoe
Frank J. Turmbrok Biel
Walt Grammy
Byaemont
Kabler
Davis
State Department
South Korea
Oconsmeawac
Osanna Oa
Wisconsin
Rastusten
Martin Wehrr
Land O'Sakes League
Kenlee
Thomson
Kohler
Ay Hartind
Merton
Menomonee Falls
Ned Hexe
CIO purges leftist unions from ranks of the CIO Council
Washington reports the CIO completed a purge by expelling Harry Bridges and two West Coast unions for allegedly following Communist influence. The expulsions bring the total to 41 percent of CIO affiliates ousted for alleged ties to the Communist Party.
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Washington
CIO
Harry Bridges
CIG
Bridges
National
Fishermen and Alfied Workers Union
ILWU
Marthe Cooks and Stewards
Hells
Ong
C 10
Vaid
Hig
Fishermen's Union
CIO Rolls
J A. Robertson
Hupl Breton
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
DM Hedley Stone
National Maritime Unon
New Applicant for Colonial Inn Liquor Permit Faces Petition Rejection
A Delavan village board hearing on a new liquor license for Colonial Inn drew focus on a flawed petition. Signers failed to meet oath requirements, and the board voided the petition while considering a limited tavern license stay. Contested ownership issues and potential revocation of a former operator were discussed as a regulatory response.
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Hedin
Tedlin Wall
Tayerie
Operaor
Adrian Trans
Trate
Brgtier
Deter Maghoviach
Malwanhee
Leon Thenmne Torney
Vernon Area Funds Allocated for Public Grounds Project
Funds approved for purchase and development of Vernon Marsh as a public hunting grounds. The Wisconsin conservation department and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service back the plan with work to begin soon, including appraisal and engineering surveys. The 4500 acre tract lies along the Fox River between Waukesha and Mukwonago. State aims to secure key lands at a current price with federal reimbursement and to reduce hunting pressure by expanding public grounds and a new game refuge on 9 acres owned by the Boy Beauts of Amorga at Inti Mound reservation.
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Vernon Marsh
Allen E. McVey
Detar Geld
Uistricet
AMC Management Division
Wisconsin Conservation Department
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Servlee
Wiconsin Conservation Commission
Sair
Rime Management District
Delafield Gish Hatchery
Ind
Amorga
Inti Mound
Sitmumut
Davis Blasts Administration Policy at Republican Rally
Rep. Ciena Davis of Waukesha led a speech criticizing U S foreign policy and calling for resignations of Dean Acheson and Louis Johnson at a GOP rally held at the Sales pavilion during the Kehler Caravan. Approximately 200 attendees heard Davis, Kehler Jr., and Vernon Thomson fault federal policy and finances as Walter Kehler urged GOP unity.
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Ciena Davis
Waukesha
Dean Acheson
Defense
Louis Johnson
Republcan
Q Davis
GOP
Davia
Archeron
Johnson
Korea
Jie
Oia
Rusia
Mukwonago Board Accepts Plant Bid
Mukwonago village board selects Scheifan Construction of Elgin for 989,859 to build a new sewerage disposal plant serving about 4,200 residents. Construction begins next spring with the plant located four to five miles downstream on Mukwonago Creek and connected to the existing system.
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Mukwonago
James Genty
Viletage
Seheflan
Elgin
Leoo
Loaere
Wonago
Ulia
Thy
Gueludes
World Needs More Sincerity Says Waukesha Seminar
A fragmented report notes speakers at a local forum urge the United Nations to act with greater sincerity to avert a broader world conflict. The event, held in Waukesha, was described as a civic forum with diverse community voices.
MacArthurs Banned Statement on Formaga and Pacific Defense
A fragmented text presents MacArthur's asserted policy on Formosa, the Pacific theater, and defense strategy. It argues for naval and air supremacy to deter aggression, detailing a strategic perimeter from the Aleutians to the Philippines and outlining the role of bases, allied forces, and containment of hostile movements in the Pacific. The prose reflects wartime rhetoric about defense, deterrence, and the balance of power in Asia.
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Americas
Rawail
Midway
Guem
Philippines
Jhin
Pacific
Ambraca
Asi
Vladivostok
Singapore
Tx Avenue
Ens Mayer
Court House Returns to Regular Schedule
Court House resumes normal hours under County Clerk Richard Ssieerwr. Beginning that date, the post house will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, including Saturdays, through February. Davis Dime refers to the notice. details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Court House
Richard Ssieerwr
Pat
Davis
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