Government uses loyalty list of 78 subversive groups
The Clark administration released a master list of 78 organizations branded subversive by Attorney General Tom C. Clark. It divides into 47 prewar-designated groups and 41 added based on FBI investigations, signaling heightened scrutiny for government employees while stressing that membership alone is not automatic cause for dismissal. The list includes far right and far left groups, with the Communist Party and its front groups, and others like the American Youth for Democracy and the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom C. Clark
Ku Klux Klan
The
Columbians
Communist Party
Clark
Truman
Royalty Review Board
Isk
Ioard
Seth Richardson
Povernment
Skgn
Richardson
Miece
Rod Schagts
Com- Jaurrat Fronte
Cunkreags
House
Uo American Activities
American Youth For Derbocracy
National Council of American-Sovet Friendship
Hollywood Warstera Mobilization For Defense
National Committee To Win the Peace
Veterans of the
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Anti-Fascist Committee
Lausy Committee
Oc Conmess
End 26 Years Marriage Before Divorce Judge Troubled by an wift could We stand the sight
In circuit court Judge Edward J. Gent granted a divorce to William J. Bureta, 7, of 117 Randall Street, from Anne, 36, after she threatened to throw acid and long periods of nagging. The Milwaukee couple, married Feb. 4, had four children and shared the North Street home. custody of the minor daughter was awarded to Mrs Bureta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wift
Wuelham J. Bureta
Randall St
Anne
Edward J. Gent Bureta
Pries
Aretic Renwicks
Hirt
Milwaukee
Buretas
Ehrl- Ervin
Norbert
Brrnice
Bureta
Tanly
W. North St
Grand Jury Indicts 10 Hollywood Writers
A grand jury in WAQTUNULUS, VA indicted ten Hollywood writers and directors for contempt of Congress. Named are Albert Saltz, Dalton Trumbo, Samuel Ornitz, John Howard Larson, Ring Lardner, Jr., Herbert Biberman, Robert Adrian Scott, Lester Cole, Avak Babesie, and Edward Dmytryk. Conviction carries up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waqtunulus
Tedder
Hollywood
Albert Saltz
Dalton Trumbo
Samuel Ornitz
John Howard Larson
Ring Lardner
Herbert @iberman
Robert Adrian Scntt
Lester Cole
Alvak Bessie
Edward Dmyk
Carris
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Promises Snow Saturday Afternoon
Cloudy conditions prevail tonight with snow beginning across the state by Saturday afternoon or evening. Colder tonight with a minimum near 34. Yesterday’s high was 38 and a low near 20. Local hourly data appears garbled but indicates an active storm progression across Wisconsin this weekend.
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Wisconsin
Colter
Bai Ies
Auto Nudges House Damage Lands Teen in Court
Eddie Gomes an 18 year old of 1132 White Rock avenue received a $4 fine in municipal court after his car skidded on ice on The Strand and rammed a house at 1204 The Strand causing about 500 dollars in repairs. He was driving with an instruction permit and had no qualified adult in the car at the time. He will walk to work while repairs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Gomes
White Rock Ave
Gomes
Henry Sedwin
the Strand
Gomez
Scott Lowry
Red Strikers Seize Two French Cities in Open Revolt
Foreign ministers must act to resolve Germany’s division, said Secretary of State George C. Marshall. He urged dropping generalities about central government and to learn each delegation’s plan. Dismiss pat 1...
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Red
London
Iuph
George C. Marshall
Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Marshall
Council
Slush to Freeze Tonight as More Snow Falls Across State
Weather reports from Milwaukee and across the state note over two inches of snow from yesterday into today with colder air bringing a near zero freeze tonight. Roads remain slushy and treacherous, with high winds and icy spots forecast along Lake Michigan. State crews continued snow clearing and sand spreading as officials urged cautious travel, especially on routes between Milwaukee, Manitowoc, and Madison.
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Howard Thompson
Milwaukee
Calder
Midwest
Mpinahano
Great Lakes
Shush
Thompson
Waukesha
Superior
Manitowoc
Madison
Automobile Association
Lake Michigan
William Hoenig
Hein Corp Names New Officers After Board Meeting
Hein Corp. elected Robert I. Swift as director and Edward G. Bach as vice president at a routine board meeting held today at the company offices in Waukesha. A dividend of 35 cents per share was declared payable December 31 to stockholders of record December 10. other officers remain G. G. Hein as president and J. DO. Wilson as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein- Werner Corporation
Robert I. Swift
Racine
Swift
Waukesha
Wisconsin Gas & Electric Co
Gaas & Electric Co
Wisconsin Electric Power Company
Kiwanis Club
Merrillville Country Club
Bach
Edward G. Bach
Hadcock Investment Co
G. G. Hein
J. DO. Wilson
Ll. D. Hark
Rider
GA. W. Jonas
F. W. Magin
Professional Engineers to Attend Convention in Buffalo
The southeast chapter of the Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers with 50 members in Waukesha and vicinity will be represented at the 18th annual meeting in Buffalo New York. Frank J. Reukert, president, announced. Newly elected officers to be installed include Law president of the central area Renee Peterson of Milwaukee as vice president. The convention will cover labor laws the role of engineers in the atomic age and the use of engineers in national emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers
Waukesha
National Society
Buffalo
Dig
Frank J. Reukert
Seasion
Renee Peterson
Milwaukee
United States
Edward Stege resigns as Milwaukee area rent director
Edward Stege resigns effective immediately from his Milwaukee area rent director post. Oscar H. Ahern announces Delford O. Ryan will act as Milwaukee area rent director until a new appointment. Stege led the Milwaukee office since April 2, 1946 after a prior career in Madison and Oak Park real estate.
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Aidwera
Altege
Milwaukee
Chicago
Oscar H. Ahern
Delford O. Ryan
Stege
Maduggy
State
Ares
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Oak Park
Driver Spars Rabbit Wrecks Car and Clavicle
A Milwaukee man Raymond Triggs, 24, escaped serious harm after swerving to avoid a rabbit, rolling his car into a ditch and injuring his left collar bone. He was treated at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Harvey Zillmer, 45, of 415 Windsworth, sustained two broken ribs and a scalp cut after his station wagon was struck by a heavy truck at College and East avenues. Zillmer was released the same day. Robert Kerr, 57, Mazomanie, collided with a Northland Greyhound bus driven by Richard A. Baste, 24, Milwaukee, on Highway 1 near Waterville. Twelve bus passengers were moved to another bus to complete their trip to Milwaukee.
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Raymond Triggs
Milwaukee
Butler
Triggs
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Zillmer
Harvey Zillmer
Windsorth
College and
East Avenues
GOP House to Trim Europe Aid Bill Amid Budget Fight
Republicans press to chop Truman foreign aid from 597 million to around 540 million with 60 million earmarked for China. Amendments proposed by Rep Bartel Jonkman would cut by about 290 to 300 million. Critics warn cuts risk Communist gains in Europe. House, Senate clash over aid levels and policy.
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Gop
Europe
Washington
House
Truman
Bartel J
Jonkman
France
Italy
Austria
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
China
Jankman
John Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Taber
Jacob K. Javits
Prueman
Robert A. Taft
Republican Policy Committee
Duman
Secretary of Commerce
Averel
Hartiman
Tuition Claims Face New Group At County Session
A county school committee will hear $258 720 in tuition claims for 21 Wisconsin institutions. The session at the courthouse Saturday 1 30 pm will set maximums and approve payments for high schools from outside tax areas. Major claims include Waukesha high school $100 315 and Sparta $91 with many from Milwaukee area and eastern townships.
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Waukesha County
Wisconsin
New School Committee
Waukesha High School
Sparta
Milwaukee
Cooney
Oconomonee
Menomonee Falls
Mukwonago
Hartland
Pewaukee
Shorewood
West Milwaukee
West Allis
South Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Racine
Clime
East Troy
Elkhorn
Hannibal
Hartford
Pal- Myra
Waterford
Whitewater
Sadie Frice
Waukesha
H. C. Hammond
Joseph Rausch
Welter Meyer
Menomonee Féalis
John Ward
Car Killed Youth Fine Driver 250
A fog bound crash Sept 12 in a hollow killed a motorcycle rider. Richard Wirth, 27, Milwaukee, pled guilty to negligent homicide, fined 250 dollars plus costs, license revoked. Howard J. Felske, 36, Milwaukee, survived after spinal injuries. court found death accidental. Homer J. Williams recommended 230 dollar fine due to Wirth’s lack of funds. Wirth waived preliminary hearing. Laverne Kramer, 24, pleaded guilty to operating illegally with no license, fined five dollars plus costs, ordered to apply for a license. Riot police fire on mob in Primaville Rome. unconfirmed reports say rider killed, two injured.
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Richard W. Wirth
Milwaukee
Costa
Scott
Wirth
Merton
Jowjland
Howard J. Felake
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Felske
Lowry
Dist
Atly
Homer J. Williams
Takig
Laverne Kramer
W. St. Paul Are
Ilegally
Jim Kramer
Wark
Carroll Proxy Meets Grad Dennis Morgan at Milwaukee Meet
Dr. Nelson Vance Russell Carroll president and Dennis Morgan, Carroll College alumnus and Hollywood star, met in Milwaukee with Mrs Morgan present. Morgan praised for humility as Russell enjoys the reunion and Morgan signs autographs amid luncheon interruptions. Morgan previewed My Wild Irish Rose with his daughter Kristan in a charity tour ahead.
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Dennis Morgan
Carroll College
Nelson Vance Russell
Morgan
Milwaukee
Russell
Hollywood
Vietnassay
Carroll
Allied States Association of Motion Picture
Lillian Veddeo
Marshfield
Les Snith
Waukesha
Stanley Morner
WTMJ
Milwaukee Journal
Stanley
Dr. Russell
Dennis
Mrs. Morgan
Les Smith
Carrral
Carroll Colleges
H. A. Vedder
P. E. Mornor
Milwauker
Glendale
Calif
Atart
My Wild
Ohio
Midwest
la Canada
Holywood
Waukesha County Scribe Amid Arab Riots Flees to Jerusalem
Charlotte Ehener a 29 year old Wisconsin journalist and INS correspondent fled with Phil Potter of the Baltimore Sun from Amman during Arab protests against the Palestine partition. After British custody they reached Jerusalem by private car. She has reported from India China Korea and other Asia destinations and has been jailed four times in prior assignments.
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Waukesha County
Jerusalem
Trans-Jordan
Charlotte Ehener
New Berlin
United Nations
Palestine
Amman
Phil Potter
Baltimore Sun
Edwin W. Knappe
Charlotte
U. W
Women’s National News Agency
End of
Galilee
Dead Sea
Tel Aviv
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
INS
Kangag Oarty
American Red Cross
India
Malaya
China
Japan
Korea
Indo-China
Burma
Dutch East Indies
New York
London
Women's
Europe
Athens
Miss Exchener
Tura
Local Barber D Amato Dies After 41 Years in Waukesha
Michael D Amato 69 a longtime Waukesha barber died yesterday at Waukesha Memorial hospital after a five month illness. Born in Italy Tyne 6 1878 he came to America at age 12 settling in Boston learned the trade in Italy, returned to America at 16 and again worked in Boston before moving to Waukesha. His shops were at 248 and 260 West Main and later 22142 South Street. Survived by wife Jennie and 8 children 15 grandchildren and several in laws and siblings. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p m at Lyle Tuschen funeral home with burial at Prairie Home cemetery.
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Michael D'Amato
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Italy
Tyne
America
Boston
Waukesha
W. Main St
W. Main
South Street
Paul
Sem Inlaw
George Vrakas
Atty
James D'Amato
Lawrence D'Amato
J-C
Jennie
George
Addine Vrakus
Martha Kontos
Ethel Miller
Michael, Jr
Esther Winn
Frank
Glidden
Wis
Nelle Gerziano
Milwaukee
Ethel Marchitelli
Summerville
Mass
Josephine Leonardee
Cambridge
Lyle- Tuschen
C. L. Merritt
Hitchcock
Prairie Home Cemetery
Funeral Home
Mother Shopping Tragedy Claims ThreeYoung Children
Three children died in a trailer fire in Parks Ridge while their mother, Jean Snowhberg, was away shopping. Victims were Joanne Snowberg, 4, Ailee Je, 2, and Doris Mae, 1. The blaze destroyed the trailer as the mother returned from the store.
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Chicago
Joanne Snowberg
Ailee Je
Doris Mae
Parks Ridge
Mfrs
Jean Snowhberg
France reels as million-strong civil service walkout paralyzes South
Rioting and open revolt sweep southern France as Communist led strikers seize St Etienne and Arles. Police and guards reclaim control later, while Paris endures skirmishes and power outages. The government faces a five day strike by 1.2 million civil servants demanding wage reclassification and broader demands. Interactions with President Vincent Auriol loom as Premier Schuman's emergency program faces upper house debate.
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Paris
W.P
France
General Confederation of Labor
Vincent Auriol
St. Etienne
Arles
Arie
Senle
Niece
Riviera
Council of the Republic
Lyon
Marseille
Bilkers
Ste Etienne
R Jchs
Arma
Aries Arles
Schuman
Tour
Proylietes
Ariege
Pyreneee Orientales
Aude
Tarn
Arige
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U. S
Johnny Meyer
Patricia Miles
Hein Corp
Edward Stege
Rome
Rvenue
Primaville
Ministry of the Interior
Carroll Proxy
Grad
Stan Morner
D'Amato
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