Need More Funds for Hospital Annex in Waukesha
Waukesha common council faces higher costs for the hospital annex project. Trustees reveal bids exceed earlier estimates, pushing total project cost toward the million-dollar mark and prompting a request for an additional 85,007 from city funds beyond the current bond issue and federal aid. Mayor Beaty and the finance committee study the new figures as bids on two new elementary schools await opening.
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Waukeshe
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Rise
T. S. Wiis
Frantlin D. Cars
Carr
Bruce FP. Beaty
Waukesha
Waukerda
Foundry Strike at Waukesha Plant Persists
The Waukesha Foundry Co strike remains in force as 363 production workers did not report for work after contract expiry last midnight. Eighty five strikers at the Watertown plant join the walkout amid disputed union demands including a union shop and a 29 cent per hour wage hike.
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Waukeshe Foundry Co
International Brotherhood of Foundry Workers
Labor Temple
Maietaining
Waukesha Foundry
Waukesha
Watertown
Weather Deluge Keeps Wisconsin in Cold Groan
Weather observer Howard Thompson warns of continued cold damp conditions with more rain and fog, as August ends and September looms. The mercury slid 14 degrees in a hour, frost damaged orchards and crops statewide. County agent Thomas notes 10 to 20 percent corn yield loss possible, plus scarring to cucumbers tomatoes and potatoes from cold dampness and fungal disease.
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Thompson
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Thomas
Thom 65
Weath. 10
Secord
Pawaukee
Eagle
Dousiman
Bertin
Escapee Leaves Wisconsin School for Boys Hospital
A 14 year old inmate from Wisconsin School for Boys escaped from a hospital in Waukesha wandering city streets in a hospital nightshirt and a woman’s kimono. He jumped from a second story window at 11 40 last night and was found hiding in a boxcar near Hartwell and Arcadian Avenue at 3 39 this morning. He was returned to the WSB hospital and authorities said he was worse for the experience and did not reveal his actions or whereabouts.
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Wisconsin School For Boys
Waukesha Memorial Ty
Rick
Regulge Hospital
Pistoies
Dorgan
Baling
Hartwell
Arcadian Avenue
WSB
Schoul Athorities
Congress Approves Large Draft Aid for Medical Reservists
The House approved a bill to draft doctors and allied specialists aged up to 45 for two years, aiming to recall about 5,000 physicians and 3,000 dentists who trained at their own expense or deferred service during World War II. The measure, already passed in another form, now goes to a conference committee to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Howe
Rt Gov
SiumMont
Fie
Alwad
Navy
Jroning Nur
Electric Union Strike Hits GE Plants in Massachusetts
About 29 000 electrical workers from the CIO union walked out at four GE facilities in Lynn West Lynn Allerton and river works amid military production. Workers cheered a strike resolution after reports of Wake negotiations in New York. Locales in Fitchburg Syracuse and other areas voted to back the walkout as Kelley says GE offered no wage increase.
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Lynn
Mass
T Electric
Eo Blania
Ge-Cio
New
Everent
West Lynn
Allerton
River Works
Frederick Mc Keltey
Fitchburg
Psieciel
Syracuse
NAV
Kelley
Planning Assistant Leaves for School
Werner Wegner, a temporary city planner in Waukesha, left for school today and will return to Hare ward university next month. He has worked since July on the district’s plans and aims to complete a short active duty Army tour before enrolling at Harvard graduate school.
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Ty Revert Worner
Tony Manner
Hareward University
Werner
Waukesha
Wegner
Monte Ny
Richard Aems
Army
Bon By
Graduate School of
Dostau' al
Harvard
Kindergarten Enrollment Here Scheduled in City for Sept. 7
Kindergarten enrollment in the city is set for September 7 with morning and afternoon slots. Parents must bring birth certificates and registration begins for children five by September 1. A testing option is available for those with birthdays between September 1 and November 1.
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Rebecca Watson
Waukesha
Pegin
Falia Patween
Pohang Battle Report: Allied Forces Drive Reds From Ridge
The battle near Pohang saw South Korean troops with American support push Reds from a vital ridge two and a half miles west of the town. Tanks and Marine air aided the maneuver as GIs faced antitank threats and heavy fire, driving the attackers from the line after a tense afternoon assault.
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Robert Sennyhorr
Pohang
Battle of
South Korea
United States
G.I
Korea
Earnest Beichaw
Hazy
W. Va
Leo Saraureeva
Canton
O. Pio
Victor Hall
Hig Stone Gan
Vai
Cysil Roney
Montebello
Calif
Joseph Mazia
Ambridge
Vincent Vastane
Stamford
Conn
Etrass
Acheson Warns Reds on North Korea, Urges De-escalation
Secretary Acheson told reporters Washington is pressing China to show no aggression toward the United States and to respect UN orders. He urged North Korea to lay down arms and noted a potential UN council solution without detailing diplomatic moves. The exchange followed questions on whether U.S. forces would cross the 38th parallel.
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Washington -ii
Dean Aches
North Korea
United States
America
China
Acheson
United Nations Security Council
Rei Acheson
United Nations
UN Security Council
38Th Parallel
Battle for Pohang Air Base Ends in Allied Breakthrough
American and South Korean forces backed by tanks and fighter planes launched a four hour attack to clear a ridge blocking the Pohang Taegu highway. MacArthur reported a near nullified enemy line and stated the road would reopen, despite continued Communist attempts to reinforce at Pohang and nearby Sinayong.
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ORYOQ
Pohang-Taegu
Froud
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Sinayong
Miller
Pohang
Wisona
Ferther
U.S
Aur Nes
Masan
Pusay
U. 5
Mazan
Alastima
No. 2
Pohang-Tavugu
Norih
Korea
Wilark
Ndges
Truman to Address Nation Friday From White House
President Truman will speak to the nation Friday night from 8 30 CST, announced by the White House. The address promises a major speech focusing on the fighting in Korea and its impact on the home front.
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Drasadant
Truman
Trongth
Tate
Korea
Parole Bid Opposed by Brenner in Copper Case
Leon L. Brenner, former district attorney, opposes parole for Charles Copper a former navy enlistee linked to a second degree murder in Mississippi. Brenner says Cooper has twice sought parole and reiterates opposition citing the case details from the state sentencing clerk.
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Leon L. Brenner
Charles Copper
Great Lakes
Dearee
Cooper
Pirale
Brenner
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Graf TS in Columbus
Mrs Anna Graf TS will have services at Murray Yedler funeral home in Columbus with her daughter Mrs Fred Duddeck of 128 Chartes St. The service is scheduled for tomorrow at 2 pm after a viewing today from 4 pm to 6 pm at Erling J Laren funeral home.
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Anna Graf TS
Columbus
Fred Duddeck
Chartes St
Francis May Eail
Erling J Laren
Totay
Ain
Murray-Yedler
Lathrops Win Derby Prize In Flying Weekend Display
Mrs Lathrop, mayor and Ninety Nines member, wins first prize in a derby while flying from Columbus to Boston with a 2400 mile round trip. She earns hand painted dishes for judged good judgment and emphasizes women’s role in aviation.
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Joyce Wintschxe Freeman
Hab
Ninety Nines
Bette
Lathrop
Stewart Air Force
Cwil
Lothrop
Shin
Columbus
Boston
Mass
Logan Dan Heston
Mulese
Lawrence
Dad
Bob
Lathrun
Alan Tusling
Alan Tusling Wil Be Made Enen
Elth Ar
Pop Spenis Raine
Arthonna
Registration Set For Vocational Day Classes In Waukesha
Registration dates for day classes at Waukesha Vocational School are Sept 4 6 7 with classes beginning Sept 1. Students may register daily from 8 20 AM to 5 PM. Part time students aged 15 to 18 and fulltime students 14 to 18 are urged to register. adult evening courses include welding wood shop blueprint reading auto driving shorthand typing and more. A new coordinator homemaking instructor Lilian Henderson joins staff. The vocational school building at 22 Manlerive has been updated with reduced rates and new equipment. evening classes open in October with rates and courses to be announced.
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Ie Waukesha Vocational School
A.J. Natalile
Lilian Hen Poh
Oreaduae
Waukesha Hith School
Miss Henderson
Stout Institute
Walkee Downer
Fae Cioh
Lake Beulah Soldier Wounded in Korea
Pte Arthur Wallner, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wallner of Lake Beulah, was wounded in action in South Korea. In a letter to his parents he said he sustained wounds in both legs and an arm on August 7, and did not expect to rise from bed for six months. He had been stationed in Hawaii before the Korean War outbreak and was due in Gallipoli? He rejoined briefly after discharge.
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Arthur Wallner
Frank Wallner
Lake Beulah
Mukekomiko
South Korea
Korea
Haweail
Galy
Waukesha Symphony plans drive for needed subsidy
The Waukesha Symphony Association announces a public subscription drive to raise about 15 000 for the season. Treasurer Thomas states the budget remains the lowest for a full orchestra. funds will cover musician pay, sheet music, and a February concert featuring Talon-born pianist Glauce. Community support and ticket sales are expected to bridge the shortfall.
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Waukesha Symphony Orchestra
Pr. Thomas
St. AM
Musi
Crane
Glauce
ATV
Thomas Caplained
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