Russia Spurned as India Plan Clears UN Vote
The United Nations Political Committee endorsed Indias compromise plan on Korea with a 54 to 1 tally, Lebanon abstaining counted as favoring the India plan. The Soviet bloc rejected the Russian plan 41 to 5 with 12 abstentions, while Nationalist China abstained over cognizance of the Chinese Communist regime.
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United Nations Political Committee
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India
Lebanon
Poland
Czchoslovakia
Byelorussia
Ukraine
China
Andrai Y. Vishinsky
Argentina
Philippines
Yemen
United Nations
Bcord
Panmunjom
U.N
United States
Vishinsky
V. K. Krishna Menon
Jawaharlal Nehru
Market Employes Herd Steer Through Snow Near Market
Three market workers led by Edgar Heilert chased a 1000 pound steer that escaped from unloading at the Farmer's Market on East Main Street. The steer wandered about a mile across fresh snow before Kraus and Kells maneuvered it back into captivity.
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Waukesha
Ménias
Farmer's Market
Main St
Edgar Heilert
Henry Kraus
Harold Kells
Snowfall Causes Slips and Several Accidents in Waukesha
Heavy snowfall yesterday left up to three inches on city streets and up to three inches in the county. Slippery roads and packed snow led to minor crashes and injuries, with 16 hours of power outages and several motorists treated for cuts and scrapes. Authorities urged caution as temperatures hover around the 30s with a new weather front predicted.
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Waukesha
Courtne Schwartz
Metor Hill
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Broadway
Rarine
Columbia Avenues
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Elizabeth Butenbatf
Milankee
James Owen
Milwaukee
Roger Holzhouter
Lon Hy
Pewaukee
Morti
Second Concert Of Season For Waukesha Symphony
Waukesha Symphony moves into its second concert of the season tonight in the high school auditorium. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 2 is on the program after Hans Pfilaner’s prelude to Palestrina. The program includes four movements of Beethoven, then Variations by Blears and Cowell’s Old American Country Suite. The concert closes with Weber Berlioz Invitation to the Dance and will be recorded for broadcast on the state FM network. No guest artist is listed, following Frank Glazer’s Oct 21 opening recital.
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Waukesha Symphony Orchestra
Beethoven
Hans Pfilaner
Cowell
Inetin
Comailye
Weber-Berlioz
Wrukeshai
Frank Glazer
Lattimore probe set to begin amid grand jury inquiry
Attorney General James P. McGranery announced that a federal grand jury in Washington will begin an investigation Thursday into evidence concerning Professor Caven Lattimore. The move signals formal inquiry into the matter and names Lattimore as the focus of the probe by federal authorities.
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Washington
LLP
James P. McGranery
Caven Lattimore
Taft Riled at Appointment of AFL Unionist as Labor Head
New cabinet shake up under Eisenhower brings AFL leader Durkin to labor post and Weeks to commerce secretary. Weeks, veteran Boston businessman, stressed a pro business climate as he met reporters at Columbia. Durkin, long associated with Denver labor circles, faces confirmation and a cross party transition.
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Labor
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Sinclair Weeks
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Finance Committee
Department of Commerce
Weeks
Wisenhower
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Boston
Eisenhower
Gabriel Hauge
Eigenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Hauge
George M. Humphrey
Contaminated Water Halts Jaycees Plan for Historic Spring
The Junior Chamber of Commerce faces a setback to reopen Silurian park’s octagonal spring for public use after the state board of health found contaminated water. Jaycees leaders Lee Melville and Larry Pettey say they must raise funds to fix the issue, targeting a June opening if possible.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Health
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Larry Pettey
Drayere
Waukesha
Saratoxa of
West
City of Springs
Stibarius
Pettey
San
Pocketbook Covers Drawn by Salacious Lures in Readership
An investigating committee reports pocket books use provocative outer covers with suggestive imagery that outsell inside content. Dealers note Spillane and other authors dominate shelves while traditional classics share space with titling retitles and eye catching jackets. The piece highlights how cover art and authors’ names influence sales amid shifting tastes in serialized literature.
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Dick Bradee Freeman
Pocket Books
Mickey Spillane
William Shakespeare
Spillane
Putsell
Lombardi Returns to Duty as Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff elect Michael Lombardi resumed as Deputy Sheriff, prompting debate over civil service status and deputy counts. State Attorney General and county leaders sought opinion on whether Lombardi may serve as deputy between election and oath filing, while the department now totals 28 deputies.
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Michael Lombardi
Waukesha
Statehouse
Madison
Bsare
Richard Sylvester
Timas
Martin Fromm
Diana
Tas Todd
Jas Cook
Setaphore
I Lombardi
Cork
Cook
Fromm
Tist
David Dancey
Vernon Gaspar
Gaspar
Dancey
Dev
Uto
Youths Hearing Scheduled Here On Juvenile Case Slaying
A hearing for the Muskego town youth Barroth, age 15, in the juvenile court case over the slaying of an 18 month old neighbor girl will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday before County Judge William Gramling. The closed session will include Barroth, his parents, a lawyer if engaged, District Attorney Dancey and aide, county welfare workers. The boy admitted stabbing the younger child after a quarrel in the Barroth attic on Nov. 28. It was unclear if a guardian ad litem would be appointed and whether the Barroths have hired counsel.
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Muskego
Allen Pellage
Ward Barroth
William Gramling
Judge Gramling
Gramling
Barfoth
Dist
David Tancey
Robert McGraw
Barroth
Edward
Dancey
Plane Missing Near San Bernardino Under Investigation
SAN BERNARDINO Calif UP An Air Force G-47 transport plane headed toward the area was reported missing today with 13 persons aboard A sheriff's officer reported a fire in the mountains nearby and possible wreckage officials searched the rugged terrain for survivors or clues to the fate of the crew and passengers
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San Bernardino
Calif
Air Force
Zening Ordinance Troubles Truckers
A trucker named Sawyer faced a court order after an ordinance dispute. The judge gave one week to move off the land, while Sawyer’s absence and his attorney’s statements left details unclear. One truck was said moved, with two still on the lot as the case proceeded.
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Lowes
Russell Greb
Torebraid
Howrt
John Lowe
Clinical Treatment Ordered for Youth in Muskego Case
A 2 year old Cudahy youth William R Miller pleaded guilty on Sept 29 to taking indecent liberties with an year old girl in Muskego on Sept 23. Judge Scott Lowry ordered mental health evaluation and treatment by the state welfare department. Additionally David W Congdon was fined $10 after pleading guilty to arrest for lying on the sidewalk in Mukwonago following a failed U turn.
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Cudahy
William R. Miller
State Department of Public Welfare
Muskego
Scott Lowry
State Welfare Department
David W. Congdon
Mulvensage
Ex-Tax Official Indicted For Evasion by U S Jury
A Brooklyn grand jury indicted former Internal Revenue Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr. on five counts of willful income tax evasion. He allegedly reported 416 144 in taxable income and paid 200 437 in taxes from 1946 to 1950, when 543 396 should have been reported and 291 523 paid, leaving 91 086 unpaid. If convicted, he faces up to 85 years in prison and a 50 000 fine.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Joseph D. Nunan, Jr
James P. McGranery
Nunan
Internal Revenue
Taft Calls Durkin Labor Appointment An Affront
Senator Robert A. Taft denounces Marin P. Durkin’s labor secretary appointment as an affront to union members who voted for Stevenson. Taft criticizes the choice as partisan and harmful to qualified officials, noting opposition to Stevenson's campaign and the broader Taft-Hartley framework.
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Cincinnati
PUP
Robert A. Taft
Marin P. Durkin
Ower
Durkin
Taft
Stevenson
Tai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Taft-Hartley
Truman Pdempoc
Eisenhrew
Berner Ins Monrlats
Police Seek Two Missing Youths in Missouri Alert
Springfield police issued a lookout for two missing youths from Waukesha County identified as James Peters and Donald Deputies stated no reason for the disappearance, and the lads have been missing since November 25 from their homes in Wisconsin.
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Ys Denar
Springfield
Waukesha County
James R. Peters Oconorowoe
Donald
School Board to Ask Building Okay On New Elementary
The school board will formally request permission from the city council to build a new elementary school on the south side. Mater C. C. Smith expressed expectation the council will approve and urged addressing crowding by creating new facilities to relieve Randall and Union schools.
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Perms
Mater C. C. Smith
Randall and Union
Wisconsin Weather Update For Tonight And Wednesday
Mostly cloudy conditions persist with snow spreading across the state Wednesday afternoon and evening, shifting to mixed rain in the extreme south. Temperatures hold steady with a tonight low of 20 to 26 degrees and a Wednesday high around 52. Records show prior day high 28 and low 15, with a year-ago range of 56 to 32.
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Harold Diehl
Plain
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Bluemound
Frank Green
Jh. Pewauker
Noord
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