Reds Capture City of Suehow Amid Turbulent Sino front
The article reports Red forces seizing Suchow while Nationalist and Communist blueprints clash in the region. It details street fighting near Nanking and near-term advances, guard actions, and a curfew as civilians cope with shifting control and disrupted supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peng
Suehbow
Sibson
Miles Norh
Vennou
Communista
Niin
Nanking
Orsiin
Sherer-Atkinson Grocery Faces Closure in Downtown
Turbulent downtown scene as Sherer and Atkinson grocery on Grand Ave near 800 prepares to liquidate stock and close after years serving local families. Rumors of a rival shop expansion at 802 Grand Ave swirl while community lament grows for a neighborhood fixture and its longtime owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherer and
Atkinson Grocery
Inaoy
Yenis
Put Gilburt
Les Athingon
4 Grand Ave
Grand Ave
Tan Shirrer
Store on Grand Avenue Through Generations
The Grand Avenue grocery, first run by Thomas Ryall before 1890, passed to the Love Brothers in 1900s and then to John Kall and wife until 1937, with Pat Swift Putney overseeing renovations. The store, famed for free same day home delivery, remained a community hub, sustaining a long tradition and personal customer ties as it changed hands across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue
Thomas Ryall
Roy Putney
Putnay
Wauthesha
Jong
South Street
Teyall
Stoe
Scherer Hinivett
Love Brothers
Ryall
Patlows Ing Thia
John Kall
Kall
Alore
Putney
Fionta
Shere
S Till
Sherer
Higley urges GOP to endorse candidates for state offices
State Rep. Harvey Higley urged Wisconsin GOP leaders to endorse candidates for state offices and the U S Senate at the party convention. He argued endorsements should be regular and announced by hopefuls, noting past conventions varied on endorsement and that the original constitution called for mandatory endorsements before party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maninette
UPI
Repubs
Harvey Higley
Wisconsin
Cleehion
Yenin Anistey
United
Migtey
Thia
GOP
Republcan
Anme
Doctors Plan to Raise Funds Against Socialized Medicine
The Union Medical association announced plans to raise 350000 dollars to fund health education progress and oppose socialized medicine. Trustees said 140000 members would be assessed 25.3 each for a nationwide program while the AMA House of Delegates reaffirmed opposition to compulsory national health insurance. The action followed discussion at the interim AMA session in progress here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Union Medical Association
Sonouated
Asaccuta
France
Association Board
AMA
House of Delegates
Oscar Ewing
National Health Assembly
Ewing
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and vicinity
Fragments describe mild tonight and Friday with cloudy skies and low temperatures around 16 to 30 degrees. An Almanac note mentions December and local temperatures, with inconsistent detail about winds, humidity, and a late venue move. overall weather context remains unclear from the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibconsin
Partic Eloudy
Nation's Corn Prince Prefers to Be Druggist
The corn prince says he will be a druggist and not a farmer. Lan Halterman and Newton Halterman from Rushville Indiana attended the International Livestock Exposition grain and hay show. The corn crown was earned by growth on the Halterman farm, with the younger Hale ferman warpicked newsmen in an intense state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UWP
Lan Halterman
Newton
Rushville
Indifather
Hale Ferman
Truman Minn Voters Plan Delegation To Apologize
Truman Minnesota plans to send a delegation to Washington to apologize to President Truman after voting against him. Publisher Don Peterson of the Truman Tribune says 10 to 12 men will deliver the message, noting support from residents who value “some of the best butter in these parts.”
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Truman
Minn
Harry Truman
Washington
Thomas F Dewey
Don Peterson
Truman Tribune
Peterson
Russians Frisk British Officer and Arrest 10 Reds After Riot
In Berlin the Soviet sector police halted withdrawal by demanding to inspect Lt Col Whiteford’s files and photos of King George and Queen Elizabeth. The clash followed a puppet Eastern Berlin mayor’s orders, while Western liaison offices closed to avoid recognizing the Communist rump government as police dispersed 10 arrested Reds and warned of further interference groups planning Sunday actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Halson
King George
Queen Elisabeth
Ely Hall
H P. Whiteford
Berin
Friedrich Ebert
Ebert
Whiteford
United States
Britain
France
Socialist Party
Era
Syria Closes Schools After Riots Kill Three
DAMASCUS UP The Syrian government shut all universities and schools after riots left three dead and 57 injured. Troops were deployed to curb student demonstrations tied to the Palestine war, as officials cited deteriorating security in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Damascus
Jarmal Mardam
Thin City
Troopa
Firemen Battle for 10 Hours to Beat Eau Claire Blaze
Eau Claire County board faced a long session as firemen spent ten hours fighting a major blaze. The meeting focused on budgets and appropriations including $250,000 for general county items, $49,000 for retirement, and $73,000 for state charges. Debate over bonds and agent salaries stretched the session, with amendments defeated and calls to expedite process.
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Eau Claire
County Board
Tnince
Epic
Willem Bune Moreton Village
Couniy
Chinman Vernon Gnapar
Tome and Hospital
Gaspar
Robert Dunlan
Wauukesha City
OW Raine
Waukesha Town
Hulsmann
Pewaukee
Atty Hamel
Williams
Alvin Ragmanser
Oconomo
Woerty
Vegas
Chatman Chapar
Gqo Banting
Orn
Forger in Federal Pen Locate. Aman caught in check forgery case
Waukesha authorities said William Scott Powers, 32, wanted for forging checks in June 1947, has been captured. Police Chief Harold Owens announced Powers was arrested in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and later sentenced on auto theft charges at Petersburg Virginia. Investigations linked the defendant to several downtown forgeries.
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Aman
Harold Owens
Chie Owens
Waukesha
Ausneritien
Will Preas
Herm
William Scott Powers
Powers
Wau- Keehn
H C
South Street
United Restaurant
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Owens
Anlos
J McWorthy
Amatery
Soliter
California
Denver Cola
Charley
Mitiake
Rivbart
L. Sylvester
Quincy County
New
Huber
Atty
Ohn
Coutnie
Ceutarand
Atv
Lia Reropiatan Wien
Trey
Fry
Misa McWarthson
Howe
Ov Pd
William
Walter Fuller
Madiaon Tineailleane Beloitant
Tlinois
Wihaconsin Avenue
Willis Saly Huber
Williama
Hyeher
Mike Adama
Waukeat
Highway 59
Williams Ward
RF Davies
Hartwell Ave
Dacien
Mye
Atharine Ryan
Maple Avenue
Fox Head
Trucker Charged Over Hiring Thugs To Beat Rivals
Elmer Sims owner of Lima Motor Transport Lines Chicago was charged in three warrants with malicious mayhem conspiracy to commit assault and battery with intent to kill police say Sims hired a gang to attack three trucking rivals. Earl Harris confessed Sims hired him and a “goon” to assault rivals and theft of up to $500 was offered for the beating.
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Mevaru
Ird
Elmer ‘Sims
Lima Motor Transport Lines
Chicago
Gary
Earl Haris
Sima
Fen al
Polla
Morris
Youth and Girl Admit Thefts and Childhood Troubles
A Waukesha youth and a girl admitted involvement in a string of auto thefts linked to troubled childhoods. Roy P., 22, of 137 Arlington St, was sent to Green Bay reformatory for five auto thefts across Wisconsin in October and November, plus a rifle theft. Judge Scott Lowry imposed seven concurrent terms of one to three years. Virginia Marlo Wolae, 17, of Newbury, Mo, was sent to a state girls reform for four auto theft counts. sentence suspended on one larceny charge. The article details their backgrounds, foster-home abuse, and connections to additional stolen vehicles and a rifle.
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Pal Emurv
Waukesha
Indy
Kesha
Ond Nfm
Waukeshipole
Green Bay
Qetohe
Ula Thaft
Scott Lowry
Chaipe
Virginia
Jory
Taychredah
Charpey
William Giambagoma
Gramling
Mink McWorthy
Missouri
Chillicothe
Goat
Beary County
Gond
Kansas City
St Lous
Low
Rifle recovered from pond tied to teens' murder
In Eau Claire Wisconsin authorities recovered a long rotating 22 caliber rifle used in the October 23 double slaying of a 17 year old girl and an 18 year old bank teller. Convict Marshall Johnson previously admitted handling the weapon and claimed he tossed it into Dell's Pond after the murders. Divers found the rifle in fifty feet of water, twenty feet offshore, and ballistic analysts in St Paul will examine it.
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Eau Claire
Wis
WU P
Dell's Pond
Place
Marshall Johnson
Johnson
Eau Claire Po- Mee
Altoona
Eau Claira County
Five Overcome Flames Ravage Downtown Area
Flames devastated a downtown area as five people overcome the blaze. The scene centered near a bar and nearby homes, with rapid escalation and several injuries. Fire crews battled smoke and structure fires, withResidents described as shaken by the rapid spread and the danger. No fatalities are confirmed in the readable fragment.
Pabst Auction Tops $1500 After Slow Start
A long, readably garbled sale notice centers on a Pabst related lot that began weakly but eventually reached a top price around $1500. The fragment mentions bids, locations, and several names, with references to farms, roads, and regional entities in a rural auction setting.
Lewis Seeks Six Hour Day for Mine Workers
Washington dispatch reports John Lewis may push for a six hour work day in the next bargaining round with United Mine Workers. The proposal targets the upcoming conference while the existing contract near expiration. The industry-wide talks center on reducing daily hours from eight to six and affect workers’ terms after years of eight-hour scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Washington
Ethir
United Mile Workers Itt
Tadas
John le Layis
Induatis
Western Europe Fog Lifts Clearing Clouds Over Cities
Fog over Western Europe eases with London nearing normal day as Germany and Czechs face continued mist disruption. The Anglo American airlift paused food and net deliveries in Berlin, complicating relief efforts.
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Suehow
Gener Sinio Chiang
Flory Wort
Isonington
Sen Hedy
Savanger
Schone
Prin Trape
Comemueists Holt
Pen
Biweve
Dena
Fiat
Theo
Cate
Meeks
Emma Ir
Sherer-Atkinson Grocery
Thin Han
Milan
Higley
Toolamos
Atteli Zeta
Jupiter
Eensiel Tien Libra
Aturo
Rometel
Minneapolis
Mra Visian Holweger Wan
Harold Davidson
Claire Wis
Bertin
Ecity
Lialson
Saat
New York
Robert H Fancher
Sterstary
The
United Press
Port Chester
Omaha
Neb
Arthur Tlon
Paty
Seonven
Minzonaly
Jay
St. Paul
Adore
Arthur Fuard
Donald Langdon Barrett
Neue
See Atte
Wash
Della Pond
Evers
Trenton
Sears
Silos
Matti Ceny Valley
Sontmor Rewite
Watersay
Sunni de Bot
Poiwin
Bacwan
Diane
Smi Peamet Wyte
Tony Tans
Western
Europe
London
Germany
Cree
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Agnie
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