Armistice talks at Panmunjom gap narrows under UN pressure
UN and Communist negotiators met at Panmunjom with Brig Gen P Nuckols reporting continued insistence on UN disarmament and inspection terms. Joy of the Communists rejected the UN plan while signaling a potential compromise aim as North Korean demands for an arms freeze and detailed objections were voiced.
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Spgkesman
Nam P. Nuckols
Serence
UN Command
Comrmennis
Sianchuria
Joy
If Aim
CST
Panmunjrom
Cough Joy
Wil
Cooney Adds New Route to Serve Oconomowoc Area
Route 5 in Oconomowoc delivers to 6 patrons over 36 miles, extending from Nashotah and Oconomowoc lake areas to Waterville on highway 18. Carrier Erhard C. Degner, temp appointed, lives at 612 Sherman Ave. Postmaster John Snyder notes the change due to rising mail demand and consolidation of rural routes.
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Oconomowoc
Waukesha County
Cooney
Erherd C. Degner
John Snyder
Sik Toutes Re
Waterville
Oconomewse
Degner
Postal Department
Sherman Ave
Snyder
Nashotah
See More Action In Tax Scandal
A congressional source says a high official in the internal revenue bureau will resign or be fired amid a widening tax scandal. The toll already includes about 33 fired or suspended employees, with Attorney General St. Howard McGrath pressed to answer questions about previous approvals and potential improper actions. The investigation names Charles Oliphant and others as targets, as subcommittee members seek public statements and further heads to roll.
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Washington
T. Eemar Caudle
Intermal Revenue Bureau
Caudle
Truman
Adrian W. Dewind
Intermat Revenue Bureau
Czi
Charles Oliphant Dewind
Rdl
Reving
Attemet
ST. Howard AlcGrath
Caudie
McGrath
Christmas savings distributed by Bank of Oconomowoc
In 1951 the Bank of Oconomowoc distributed a total of £ 67,123 40 to members of the Christmas savings club. The sum supported multiple families with gifts and presents in the holiday season.
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Oconomowoc
Bank of Oconomowoc
Wright Honored by Arts and Letters Academy
New York report notes architect Wright among those elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Other new members include novelist Fear S Buck, Tho, composer Douglas Moore, sculptor Carl Milles, and poet Leonard Bacon. Membership is limited to 70. The announcement followed recent deaths of Welter Damrosch, John Alden Cementer, and Edna S Iny.
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New York
Wisconsin
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Fear S. Buck and
Tho
Douglas Moore
Pwer Carl Milles
Leonard Bacon
Academy
Welter Damrosch
John Alden Cementer
Edna S.lny
West Germany imposes blockade amid Berlin tensions
West Germany begins a blockade across the allied 100 kilometer corridor to stop goods entering East Berlin. Officials say the action aims to pressure Soviet zones and could threaten the airlift, with costs running into millions monthly.
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Berlin
Germaany -P- Wes
Iasi
Pigeon Show Fills Oconomowoc Armory
Pigeon hobbyists fill the Oconomowoc armory as the 14th annual show opens with 360 entries from Waukesha County. Judging continues today with Wesley Herifield of Delafield as judge. Raymond Burdick of Oconomowoc is club president and show chairman. Ted Gruelke serves as show secretary.
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Oconomowoc
Oconomowee Armory
Waukesha County
Oconomowee
Waukesha
Westley Herifield Delafield
Raymond Burdick
Pigeon Club
Ted Gruelke
Big Four Seek End to East West Arms Race Effort
An ex U S official questions legality of metal sales amid a historic push by the Big Four to curb the arms race. The St Louis Post Dispatch reports a $35,000 fee paid to Nathan for a vast aluminum surplus deal worth $5,000,009. The sale involved Torrance Corp and a government under sovereign moment, with 363 shares noted. The piece highlights evolving press coverage and warns of a Senate permanent investigation into related transactions.
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Big Four
Cnw
Lendilan
Torrance Corp
Sierrs
Wiagramiy
Pewsponser
E_ Lemaz
Neihan
Tioz
Cooney Man Fined for Speeding and Bond Forfeit at Court
In Sheboygan County Wisconsin a man named Cooney received a $15 fine after a speeding incident. In a separate case John P. Fortir forfeited $19.25 after being arrested on November 22 for speeding, with related parcels and costs noted at the court.
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Scosumowoc
John P. Fortir Gima
Bona
December Weather Brings Mild Temps and Foggy Conditions
Waukesha reports balmy readings with 30s and highs near 34 tomorrow as fog returns. Records show November averaged 28.4 degrees with 3.5 inches of precipitation in 11 months. Frost and ice caused minor accidents including a train crossing collision and a street light strike. County officials caution about slick roads as mild air persists into a spring-like weekend.
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Mas Monmih Wes Wei
Waukesha
Weatiemman
Don McKenzie
Mukwonago
W. Main Street
McKenzie
Main
County
Gommarspioner
Ben Stephan
Ritchie Ends His 27 Year Career With Motor Works
Ritchie, advertising manager at Motor Works in Waukesha, retires after a 27 year career spanning New York City beginnings in 1923 to leading the eastern district office and Manchester-style Waukesha plant. He helped grow the company from a small plant to a large operation employing thousands. He plans woodworking hobbies with his wife and a western visit to his UC Berkeley professor son. Lemmner will replace him as assistant manager.
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Ritchie
Motor Works
C. Ritchie
Waukeshaw
East 22
Raper Ener
Came Re Tea
The
Jocal Itm
Eastern District
New York City
Waukesha
Ritchies
Jis
University of California In Berkeley
Chfe
Harry Lemmer
Coe
Prescott
Umbia
Lemmer
Ant
Waukesha Motor Co
Icessor
Warren O'Brien
Agents Won't Strike Waukesha Pr niscipal Life Agents
Life insurance agents in 35 states and Washington, DC planned a strike demanding higher wages and benefits. In Milwaukee area, local agents said they had no information about the walkout and assumed they would not be affected. Five agents in the city belong to the International Union of Life Insurance Agents.
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Waukesha
Local electors weigh county and city offices in 1952
Voters in Waukesha County assess candidates for mayor clerk treasurer assessor and three board of education seats plus six aldermanic posts. Terms of current school board members expire, and county posts including county clerk treasurer register of deeds clerk of courts and sheriff are on the spring ballot with primaries due if there are three or more candidates. General election set for November 4 with president on the ballot after party conventions.
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Waukeshe
Weesurer
Charles M. Gustine
Sovien
Blarjin Werra
Texems
AL Denier
Cecil Bridges
Teé Nishor
Werd
Gaylord le
Branx Roberts
B. C. Bergwall
Selon Conk
Supreme Court
Sie
Ice
Min‘ning
Tee
Ocon
Moroe
Richard Silcount
Muss
Lax
Menomonee
Brookfield
New Bertin
Muskego
Waukesha
East West arms talks open with cordial first meeting
Four delegations led by the United States United Kingdom France and the Soviet Union met in Paris to begin an East West arms race easing effort under UN auspices. The group sat around a felt covered poker table and reported a cordial, quick agreement on procedural matters as discussions focus on deeper disarmament issues.
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Paris
U.S
Andrei YL
Vishinski
United Nations General Assembly
Li Padila Nervo
Brexico
Nervo
Brian
Berlin
New York
Andrei ¥_ Vishinsky
Philip Jessen
Bruin
Selwyn Lloyd
France
Jules Moch
Vishinsky Ce
A. 2. Soldatov
David Oped
Palais de Chal Noi
Eiffel Tower
Disarmament Commission
Security Council
Canada
Russia
Neighbors Aid Large Hayden Family After Tragedy
Neighbors today rallied to support a large Hayden family of ten children left orphaned after a double death. Local officials sought guidance on next steps as the community organized meals and essential care.
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Hayden. Coie
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Jane Messier
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