UN Group Okays Weak Zion Plan to Adjourn Soon
A United Nations committee approved a watered down plan on Palestine, aiming to wind up formal proceedings soon. Despite protests, the assembly prepared for adjournment next week as members disagreed on key terms and urged continued discussion and debate.
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Lyon Peete
Andrews
Oneida
Tony Aregieane
Gib Cael
Anton
John
Daved Munde
Botam
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Tahar
Jabya Ain
North Africa
Pitt
Peeter MeNwil Rye
Ars
West Allis Man Hurt as Car Flips After Crash
A West Allis man was injured when a car flipped after an apparent collision on Highway Toca Uy PT. He was transported to Wave Memorial hospital with head and back injuries. Deputies report the vehicle rolled onto the shoulder, then collided with another vehicle before stopping.
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West Aids
Pewaiken
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Berlin dispute settlement eyed by puppet governments
May day report notes recognition of a Communist puppet government in Berlin as part of a broader settlement with Russia. Gen Lucius Clay, American military governor for Germany, announced today. Ottawa price index shows no release in October for flat month since September 1947, per the bureau of statistics.
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Berlin
Rusesia
Lucus Clay
Germany
Stam Nathan
Ottawa
U.P
Bureau of Statistics
Wisconsin Weather Forecast With Mixed Conditions
Cloudy to rainy and colder in western portions with mixed conditions across the state. Sunday's night temperatures range from 7 to 28 degrees with a high near 14 and a low near 28 in various locales. Almanac notes include first quarter moon and prominent star rise times for Monday evening.
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Wisconsin
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Noretwest
Household Kitty Bulges as Some Meat Prices Dip
A local market report notes broad declines in pork and beef prices over six weeks. Prices fell from 84 to 70 cents per pound for chop beef and from 60 to 49 cents for roast, with pork down about 16 cents per pound in several outlets. Agricultural experts cite heavier hogs and longer feeding times as factors, while retailers anticipate prices may stabilize after the fall market.
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Suipply
U S May Help Soviet Satellites
A United States report based on State Department and economic officials says there is cautious hope for widening trade with Soviet satellites. It notes talks with the Kremlin and satellite leaders, mentions export licenses held up for Czechoslovakia and other nations, and points to a general policy of restricting trade except for permitted categories.
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Asalat
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Washington
U. S
Vliadmie Outinta
Robert A. Lovelt
Crochoslovakia
United States
Two White Men Convicted in Alabama Rape Case
In Minca Alabama two white men were convicted after a one day trial for raping two young women. Jack Oliver, 22, was found guilty and sentenced to ten years. His companion John O. Howard, 30, received a similar sentence.
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Hogan
Jack Oliver
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Howard
Shopping Brisk In Wapukeshi County Amid Holiday Hype
Local merchants report brisk Christmas shopping despite mild weather. Downtown crowds extend past midnight as frugal shoppers seize bargains and a strong Friday showing signals healthy holiday demand. Weather stays mild with 47 to 50 degree forecasts and no snow yet. officials warn weekend cold spells may arrive with rain or snow across the state.
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Wapukeshi
Secon Panfoc
Chtisteins
Aemsgn
Teami
Hhowever
Sinking of Chinese Vessel Kills Over 1,000 in Hangchow Bay
Reports say a 210 ton transport carrying 1,000 to 2,000 Chinese refugees sank in Hangchow Bay near Shanghai after an explosion blamed by some on Communist saboteurs. Survivors were rescued by several ships and a U.S. naval vessel. Officials note possible additional passengers aboard.
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Howes
Shanghad
Nanking
Hirat
Ploxingan
Kiangye
Steamship Company
Klangyn Air Fist
C. Yorke
Red Spy Probe Reopened With New Data From Chambers
The Washington inquiry resumes after new documents and testimonies surface from the closed case files. Officials review evidence and weigh fresh leads amid continued scrutiny of the spy program and possible conspirators.
State Union Meets Here at Waukesha Temple
A one day meeting of the Slate Council of Machinism was held today at the Waukesha Labor Temple. About 50 delegates attended representing every state section. Topics covered labor gains, problems, and proposed solutions, with a banquet and a keynote by Circuit Court Judge Edward J Gehl planned for the evening.
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Slate Council of Machinism
Waukesha
Labor Temple
Edward J. Gehl
State Council
Thomas
Presidents Daughter Plays Polka With Truman at Press Club
The Traveling Trumans performed for 250 newspapermen as Harry and Margaret Truman joined a piano duet to close the evening. Margaret joked about singing, while Leon Navara wowed the crowd with Rhapsody in Blue. The president and family received warm applause and orchids from W. W. Hill.
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Margaret
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Fist Father of the Land
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Leon
Choon
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Press Club
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United Airlines
Messiah Concert Set by Waukesha Choral Society
The Messiah will be sung Sunday in the Waukesha High School auditorium under John L. Wheeler amid a large cast from the local arts community. The performance, the second in the season by the Waukesha Symphony, features 85 voices, six soloists, and a regional orchestra. The program includes a trimmed Handel version of the oratorio with notable soloists D A Dancey and Mrs. Clyde Christiansen, plus other local performers and Carroll College ties.
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Wheeler
Handel
Herbert Weinstock
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Waukesha County
John Wheeler
Carroll College
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Albert Lane
Lane
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg Co
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David L. Dancey
Milwaukee
Mani
Towoc
Clyde Christiansen
Carroll
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Hase
Waukesha County Music Atis
Haase
Paul Meadows
Reginald Dillon
Lowsville Conservatory of Music
Mo' Aide Fatelmenn
Milan
Italy
Louisville
New York City
Carlton College
Agnes Fast Snyder
Meadows
Murh Caddie
New York
Riverside Church
Robert Shaw
Hell
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Mil
WTMJ
Wisconsin
Consin Conservatory of Music
Madison
Fire Inspection to Be Routine for Downtown Plan
A city committee led by Building Inspector Jones prepares a routine fire inspection starting Monday in downtown areas and spreading to outer channels. The panel includes Fire Chief Rimery Suv, Inspector MaCantey, and Health Inspector Webbe, aiming to inform residents and property owners about housing conditions and emergency measures.
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Wankepha
Thes
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Dhe
Madison
Walersha
Pewaukee youths get probation for taunting officers
Three Pewaukee youths charged with disorderly conduct were placed on 90 days probation in municipal court after pleading guilty. They admitted to trying to force entry at the Sales Pavilion skating rink, kicking a door, and using vile language toward officers. Judge Scott Lowry criticized their disregard for authority and ordered the sheriff to monitor sobriety, with fines to be collected from each youth.
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Waukesha
Sales Pavilion
Howard Urbanik
Edward Urbanik
Loren Rosenfelder
Chet
Homer Willama
Robert Welmer
Dit
Atty
Willams
Cers
la Pole
Harold Owens
Hoya
Pest
Scott Lowry
Short Drive Loses License for Year
Local driver faced a yearlong license suspension after a curbside incident near Grand Avenue and Modieonm Street. Police noted the driver parked near the principal parking area and a neighbor accused risky maneuvers. The case led to a formal action under city traffic rules.
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