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Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1953

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Hearing Ordered on New Price Support Plan for Dairy

Rep August H Andresen called for congressional hearings on a proposed price support plan for dairy products financed partly by producers. Russell S Waltz of the National Milk Producers Federation will explain to the House Agriculture Subcommittee next Tuesday, with Secretary Ezra Benson to present later. In Hartford a thief stole 2500 dollars in savings from Alvin R DeSarro while he played in a band for extra money.

Washington August H. Andresen R-Minn Andresen Russell S. Waltz National Milk Producers Federation House, Agriculture Ezra T. Benson

Snorts News and TV Listings from Madison Stations

A fragmented schedule style item lists Ed Murrow and Perry Como Show segments, local detective notes, evening concerts, and multiple Milwaukee and Chicago TV stations such as WISN WGN WIEN WTM WG N. The garbled text references programming lines, station identifiers, and times amid a chaotic scan of the local airwaves.

Bookkeeper Admits Embezzling twelve thousand for Married Lover

Diane Nelson testified in Madison Circuit Court that she stole 12 215 dollars from the Meyer Phoartart House to fund gifts and living for her married lover Albert Hanson and his two wives. She detailed 75 purchases including cars, clothes, hunting gear, pets, and travel as she described intent and consequences. Hanson, on trial for receiving 3 900 dollars in stolen funds and adultery, may argue he did not know the money was stolen.

Madison Circuit Court Diane Nelson Albert A. Hanson Hanson Miss Nelson Meyer Phoatart House William Coyne Jranson Herman Sacht Dist. Atty Richard Bardwell Jim

Wisconsin airport funds boosted by state commission

About 300000 will be available over the next two years for Wisconsin airport development programs. The State Aeronautics Commission expects to collect about 35000 annually under a new aircraft registration law, plus about 70000 in unrefunded aviation fuel taxes and 45000 from airline property taxes.

Madison Wisconsin State Aeronautics Commission

Wisconsin deer toll rises to 15 with Marinette fatality

A Marinette County hunter William H. Uecke 34 was shot and killed Wednesday night near Amberg by Walter Zimmerman who said he fired at a coyote The incident marked the fifth hunting season fatality and the tenth toll overall with ten other hunters dying from hunting season related causes. Sister named letters of administration in the estate of Jale Lester Andree issued to his sister Madeline Schessler correcting prior report that she was his daughter.

United Press Wisconsin Marinette County William H. Uecke Marinette Walter Zimmerman Marine Zimmerman Amberget Jale Lester Andree Andree Madeline Schessler Freeman Taylor Burnett County Emil Stusek Stusek C.O.D

Union for Deputy Sheriffs Okay

Milwaukee County deputies may join a union but the Civil Service Commission can bar them from joining. Oliver L. O'Boyle told Sheriff Max Barczak that while union membership is allowed, the county need not bargain and could discipline deputies who refuse police duties during a strike by AFL workers.

Milwaukee CIO American Can Co Continental Can Co Milwaukee County County Civil Service Commission Oliver L. O'Boyle O’boyle Max Barczak AFL American Federation of State O’ Boyle Wisconsin Civil Service Commission Commission Tibe Union O'Boyle AFL

Madison Lawyer Named U S Attorney for Wisconsin

George E. Rapp, 37, of Madison Wisconsin, was appointed by President Eisenhower as U S attorney for the western district of Wisconsin. He succeeds Frank Nikolay who had held the post since July 1952 after Thomas E. Fairchild left to run for the Senate. Rapp is UW Law School graduate of 1942 and previously served as Dane County deputy district attorney from 1944 to 1949 before entering private practice.

Wasitington George E. Rapp Madison Wis Eisenhower U.S Western District Wisconsin Rapp Atty Frank Nikolay Abbotsford Thomas E. Fairchild U.S. Senate University of Wisconsin Flo Dane County

FCC sets hearing on Channel 12 allocation in Milwaukee

The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday set December 31 as the hearing date to allocate television Channel 12 in Milwaukee. Competing groups include Milwaukee Broadcasting Co. owner of WEMP radio, Wisconsin Broadcasting System operator of WFOX, Kolero Telecasting Corp., and Milwaukee Area Telecasting Corp.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Milwaukee Milwaukee Broadcasting Co WEMP Wisconsin Broadcasting System WFOX Kolero Telecasting Corp Milwaukee Area Telecasting Corp

Davis Praises Eisenhower and Budget Cuts

Rep. Glenn Davis praised the Eisenhower budget cuts totaling about 64.2 billion for the current fiscal year and touted a 10 percent income tax cut starting Jan 1. He said surplus financing and bipartisan economy efforts under 83rd Congress reversed decades of deficit trends. James Roosevelt, addressing 500 in Madison, urged Democrats to campaign vigorously with clear policy contrast.

Washington Congress Taxpayers of America Glenn Davis Waukesha House Davis Executive Branch Eisenhower Uncle Sam Wisconsin

Doctors Differ On Insanity

Federal jury weighing George Taylor's murder case heard rival psychiatry opinions. Defense claims insanity due to pernicious anemia and drinking, while government psychiatrist doubts anemia and notes Taylor seemed sane. Testimony centers on Taylor's belief that Sheriff Stusek would harm him and false accusations tied to liquor on the reservation.

Barber Cleared in Drunk Driving Case Over Hair Tonic

Evansville Indiana barber Albert Brizius, 59, was acquitted after he told the judge police mistook the scent of hair tonic for liquor. He said he adds a dash of tonic before going home, a barber’s instinct.

Evansville Ind Albert Brizius

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