Hartland Man Held for Trial in Fraud and Forgery Cases
Hartland resident Harry Bierman faces three warrants on fraud and forgery charges after a municipal court preliminary hearing. Judge Scott Lawry ordered him bound over for trial, with District Attorney James D Amato planning to file an information next Tuesday. Other notes include two Okauchee men waiving preliminary hearing on breaking and entering and armed assault, and Harland R. Stielow of West Allis fined for passing a stopped school bus on Highway 59.
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Hartland
Harry Bierman
Dist. Atty
James D’amato
Scott Lawry
Biermar
Herbert J. Yasslinger
Kenneth Turnachif
Bierman - Turnachif Inc
Bierman
Turnachif
William J. McCredie
Ashippun
Dodge County
Willard H. Steele
Farm Implement Company
Okauchee
Frank Thomas
Leander Fick
Oconomowoc
Municipal Cour
Merton
Fick
Harland R. Stielow
West Allis
Brookfield
Stielow
Lowry
Rohrer
Richard L. Sylvester
Winston Brown
E. J. Stephan
Wiliam Gramling
Register of Deeds
Marie Lattner
Grover Dobbertin
Mertontown
Court House
Frank J. Mickler
Waukesha City
The
Park Commission
James D'Amato
Stern Arrangements for Prominent Waukesha Businessman
Funeral plans announced for Leo pold Stern 67 prominent Waukesha businessman who died suddenly Wednesday night. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Weiss Funeral Home Milwaukee with calling after 5 p.m. Saturday. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery Milwaukee.
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Leopold Stern
Waukesha
Weiss Funeral
Milwaukee
Spring Hill Cemetery
Wisconsin Weather Outlook Snow Flurries and Cold Weekend
Wisconsin forecast calls for snow flurries and colder tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and colder. Snow probable Saturday night. Lows tonight range from 17 to 25 west and 24 to 30 east. Saturday highs from 25 to 30 in the northwest and 30 to 35 in the southeast.
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Wisconsin
Former GI to Call Vishinsky Liar at Senate Hearing
A former GI from Evansville Indiana testifies before a Senate subcommittee on Red atrocities in Korea declaring he would call Soviet diplomat Andrei Vishinsky a liar to his face. He describes a bloodstained North Korean propaganda poster and the massacre of American prisoners including a chaplain shot in the back during last rites.
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Washington
Senate
Andrei Vishinsky
Frederick C. Herrman
Evansville
Ind
Vishinsky
U.S
Korea
Herrman
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Potter
Subcommittee
Ex-State Dept Official Indicted for Loyalty Hearings Fraud
A federal grand jury indicted Val R. Lorwin a former chief of the European section of the State Department international labor social and health affairs division for three false statements under oath in loyalty hearings in December 1950 He allegedly denied Communist Party membership never carried a Party card and never held a Party meeting at his home The indictment was announced by Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr Lorwin was suspended February 5 1951 reinstated April 28 1952 and resigned June 17 1952, with available records showing an about 8000 annual salary at resignation.
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Washington
State Department
Communist Party
Val R. Lorwin
Iternational Labor
Lorwin
Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
Dutiful GI Rewarded for Diligent Watch on Rhine
Frankfurt dispatch recounts Raymond L. Cote of Saco Maine being promoted to private first class for guarding two pontoon boats on the Rhine near Ginsheim for six days and nights. He endured rain water inside boats and rations, slept in a sleeping bag, and found quiet after the vigil despite initial AWOL labeling. He recalled preferring the peaceful isolation and refused to dwell on thoughts during the watch.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Raymond L. Cote
Saco
Maine
Rhine
Cote
Ginsheim
Army
12Th Infantry Regiment
McCarthy Urges Public Telegram Pressure on Eisenhower Policy
Hundreds of telegrams streamed to the White House after Senator Joseph McCarthy urged Americans to tell President Eisenhower to cut off U S aid to nations trading with Red China. Administration aides noted early mail was not unusually large but reflected strong pro McCarthy sentiment.
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Washington
White House
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
U.S
China
Murray Snyder
McCarthy
GOP
Resolution for Pay Boosts Loses 33 to 16
County board rejects a plan to grant across the board pay raises for courthouse employees under the classification and compensation plan. The reintroduced resolution would have given one salary step increases to clerical staff employed on or before June 30, 1953. Twenty-four supervisors opposed the measure citing workload and cost of living concerns. supporters argued raises reflected rising duties and commitments made last year.
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Harold Clemens
Lac LaBelle Village
Clemens
Frank B. Pritzlaff
Merton Village
Anthony DeQuardo
Gaspar
Rohrer
Pritzlaff
Schlossmann Trial Postponed Again
A Wisconsin widow, Mrs. Margaret Stemnbergz, seeks 50 000 from Metropolitan Life Insurance over her late husband Dr Nathaniel J K Schlossman. The trial was rescheduled to December 11 to determine if a Milwaukee physician should testify.
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New York
Wisconsin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Margaret Stemnbergz
Nathaniel JC. Schlossman
Waukesha
Wis
Fritz Resigns as Wisconsin Chief Justice Steinle Named
Gov. Walter Kohler accepted Chief Justice Oscar Fritz resignation after 42 years service. Circuit Judge Roland Steinle of Milwaukee will succeed Fritz when the post becomes vacant Jan 1. The chief justice post goes to Edward Fairchild. The governor also announced three more judicial appointments including Elmer W. Roller John E. Reilly Jr and John H. Wessel.
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Madison
Walter Kohler
Oscar Fritz
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Roland Steinle
Milwaukee
Fritz
Edward Fairchild
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Board of Circuit Judges
Wisconsin Board of Circuit Judges
Christian Deerller
Edward Rosenberry
Steinle
Milwaukee County
Marquette Law School
Kohler
Elmer W. Roller
Second Judicial Circuit
John E. Reilly, d Jr
Robert C. Cannon
John H. Wessel
Leo B. Hanley
Ex Eagle Resident Dies at Troy Center
Frank Dresdon aged 69 of Troy Center died of a stroke on Wednesday night. A former Eagle resident, he is survived by wife Agnes two sons Wesley Elkhorn and Stanley Janesville a daughter Mrs Ray Sharine Richland Center two sisters Mrs Edith Fardy and Mrs Jim Perry Mukwonago a brother Mike Waukesha an uncle Julius Dresdon Waukesha and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the Methodist Church in Troy Center.
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Frank Dresdon
Troy Center
Eagle
Agnes
Wesley
Elkhorn
Stanley
Janesville
Ray Sharine
Richland Center
Edith Fardy
Jim Perry
Mukwonago
Mike
Waukesha
Julius Dresdon
Methodist
Church At
Youth Escapes Inmate From Wisconsin State School for Boys
A 15 year old inmate escaped from the Wes Jconsin State School for Boys around 6 50 p m Thursday per school superintendent Marvin McMahon. The boy from Medford was among inmates being returned to a cottage by an officer.
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Wes Jconsin State School For
Marvin McMahon
Medford
Pas
Dates Sought on Hiss Case by Senate Investigators
UPI reports Senate Internal Security Subcommittee asked the Justice Department for dates the FBI sent derogatory reports on Alger Hiss and four other ex-government workers linked to Communist espionage. The panel aims to finish nine critical cases and will question Igor Gouzenko under Canadian terms, with Canada controlling what testimony becomes public.
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Truman Administration
FBI
Alger Hiss
Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Dexter White
Truman
State Department
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
United States
John Foster Dulles
Ottawa
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Robert Morris
U.S
Gouzenko
Nin
Ontario
Morris
Hiss
Harry Madoff
Maurice Halperin
Irving Kaplan
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Harold Glasser
Virginijus Frank Cor
Victor Perlo
Solomon ‘Adler
Stolen 1936 Plymouth from Betker Garage
Alvin Betker reports a grey 1936 Plymouth stolen from his Scott Street garage between 6 30 p m and 11 08 p m Thursday. The side door was unlocked and keys hung from the sun visor. license number A 80263.
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Alvin Betker
Scott St
Betker
Congressman's Communist Meeting Allegation Probed
SAN FRANCISCO UP The House Un American Activities Committee invited California congressman Robert Condon to explain a witness claim he attended a 1948 closed Communist Party meeting in Oakland. Condon denied attending any closed meeting and accused the panel of smearing him ahead of elections. He was serving as a New Orleans subcommittee chair and said the committee should stop overlapping government functions.
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San Francisco
House Un-American Activities Committee
California
Communist Party
Charles D. Blodgett
Chicago
Robert. Condon
Calif
Walnut Creek
Oakland
New Orleans
Condon
Donald Jackson
House Inter-governmental Relations Committee
Velde
Tee
Blodgett
Communist Daily People’s World
Alameda County
Assembly
Contra Costa County
Congress
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Waukeisha Cty
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