Egyptians Order Shoot On Sight British Vehicles At Suez
Cairo reports say the Egyptian government ordered police to shoot on sight any British army vehicle attempting to enter Suez, raising tensions after days of clashes that left many killed or injured. Rioting continued in Cairo with police charging demonstrators as schools shut and a nationwide emergency press to prevent further protests.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez
Canal Zone
Essai
Dexy
Sis
Interior Ministry
Guarés
Garden City
Fuad Serag Eidin Pasha
WAFD
Mustaphas Nahas Pasha
Marine
Abdel Fattah Hassan Pasha
Mohamed Haidar Pasha
Two County Men Injured in East County
Two men from East County, Arthur J. Radelet of 728 American Ave and James Armstrong of Omomowoc, were injured in a rear impact crash near Pottsville Pennsylvania. Radelet was in fair condition in a local hospital after the semi truck struck his auto and sent both vehicles down a steep bank, with rescuers using crowbars to free them. Armstrong remained under observation for shock.
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Waukesha Motor Co
Arthur J. Radelet
American Ave
Pennsylvania
Tofar
James Armstrong
Oconomowoc
Pottsville
Armstrong
Radelet
Freeman Ad Section Shows Sears Roebuck Expansion
The Freeman prints its largest advertising section to date, a Sears Roebuck and Co insert occupying front and back covers in color. The milestone marks continued growth for the Freeman newspaper.
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Freeman
Sears, Roebuck and Cos
The
Auto Accident Injures 3 Youths Near Brookfield
Three teenagers were injured when a car left Brookfield and crossed Milwaukee Road tracks, flew 52 feet, bounced 22 feet, then skidded 217 feet before striking a utility pole and Schweitzer Food Market. Injured are Richard Hofstetter 19 Brookfield driver with possible rib fracture. Heymeth Griswold route 2 with cuts and bruises. Ronald Kehl 13 Powerkee route 2 with head injury and lacerations. All in good to fair condition. Deputies said Hofstetter was driving north at high speed. The crash occurred shortly after midnight. injuries treated at county hospital.
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Waerfemora Hosp Teder
Brook
Milwaukee Road
Brookk
Richard Hofstetter
Brookfield
Heymeth Griswold
Ronald Kehl
Pewerkee
Hofsteller
Schweitzer
Bar Schutien
Brookfels
Seid
Richard Wiegernaz
Hostetter
Resignations and Testimony Tie Officials to Tax Shakeup
Washington reports show Charles Oliphant resigning as chief counsel of the Bureau of Internal Revenue with President Truman accepting the resignation. The House subcommittee investigation into government tax scandals cites no direct evidence of officials taking part, though it questions Caudle and Nathan as sources of influence. Teitelbaum alleged Caudle offered a text case for $500,000 while denying testimony of official participation. The panel plans further hearings and may consider a lie detector for Nathan. witnesses emphasize lack of direct testimony tying officials to the shakedown attempt.
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Washington
Charles Oliphant
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Truman
Dee R
Craton
Caudle
Akeda Abraham Teitelbaum
al Canen
Cangle
Teitelbaum
Fras Nath
Nathan
Bert HK
Nasier
New York
Tenelbaum
Oliphant
Larson
Internal’ Revenue
George J. Schoeneman
Joseph D. Nunan, Jr
Telbaum
Ring
Teicelbaura J
King
Tito Orders Release of Archbishops in Yugoslavia
Tito ordered the immediate release from prison of Archbishop Alois Sieninac, leader of Yugoslavia's 7 million Catholics. Prison officials said he would be released conditionally, barred from resuming church leadership. The archbishop, jailed since 1956 for wartime collaboration, faced a lengthy 16 year sentence.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Todar
Alois Sieninac
Jeader
Lepoglava
Tito
Catholic Church
Stepinac
Belgrade
Vatican
Communists Offer 5 Nations As Neutral Truce Observers
City discussions revive proposal to assign neutral observers from five nations to supervise a truce. Parking lot meters reemerge as a controversy with City Engineer Weber Dick asking Mayor Bruce Beaty to refer the topic back to committees. Officials note all-day parking and officer revenue concerns, while residents seek clearer pricing and enforcement.
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Weber Dick
Bruce Beaty
Mi Fe
Meror Beaty
Five Red Jets Downed by UN in Korea Air War
United Nations forces clash with Communist aircraft over Korea in a series of blazing battles. Five Red planes are reported destroyed as UN jets engage MIG-15s amid fierce air combat near the Manchurian border and at Songjin. American naval units push ashore near the Siberian frontier in a continuing assault.
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Eth Army
Korea
United Nations
Wenesdar
Russia
Arc Bane Marine Commandos
Mionday
Songjin
Siberian
Vladivostok
United States
Sih
Sinanja
Hurien
Fifers
Funeral Rites Planned for North Lake Man Russell Hoffman
Services will be held tomorrow for Russell Hoffman 54 of North Lake at St Clare's Church in North Lake at 8 30 am. He is survived by his wife Theresa a son William of North Lake and three daughters Mrs Foe Dunn of Elwood Mrs Roland Schuhmacher of Oco and Mrs LeRor Jennermmann of Rul con He also leaves his mother Mary a brother and a sister Emily in Harbor City California Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 pm today. Burial will be at St Claires cemetery with a vigil at 3 pm on Sunday.
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Russell Hoffman
Lake Monca
Hore
Hartland
St Clares Church
North Lake
Hoffman
Theresa
William
Foe Dunn
Elwood
Roland | Schuhmacher
Oco
OUCS
LeRor Jennermmann
Rulcon
Mary
Seeond
Emily
Harbor City
Calif
St. Cisre’s Cemetery
Paniodar
Supreme Court Upholds Judge Young's Probate Ruling
The Supreme Court yesterday upheld Judge Allen D Young's probate ruling in the George Dolph estate case from Brookfield. Dolph left a Brookfield farm to four children, three died, leaving one child. Judge Young held the will to pass to the surviving child. Belle Watson of Milwaukee is named in the proceedings.
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Supreme Court
Allen D. Young
George Dolph
Brookfield
Dolph
Town of
Seeks Chances In Fiscal Policy Seeks Chances In Fiscal Policy
Budget hearings discussed fiscal policy proposals by Bergwall and Beairy. Amendments included central purchasing, auditing of official books, and stricter department budgeting. Township fire contracts approved. safety measures with cable at Oxford road project. removal of Madison Street safety island approved.
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Griffenhegen Repor
Beaiy
Tweedy
Chicago
Bergwail
Ex Auditor
Pewaukee
Waukesha
New Berlin
Ted Bierer
Bening
Oxford Road
Cation
Madison
Transit
Youth Fined for Speeding in Municipal Court
Ware C. Grater aged 39 of 1115 Madison pleaded guilty to a speeding charge in municipal court. He was fined $10 and costs after being arrested yesterday for driving 49 miles per hour in a 25 mile an hour zone.
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Ware C. Grater
Madison
Bananas Grow in Oconomowoc Greenhouse Tale
In Oconomowoc a banana tree at Rhode Island origin, grown in a Cepreme American Legion greenhouse, has produced a bunch of 200 bananas. The tree, seven feet tall, was brought home in a tub by Artur ART and is now spreading fruit about five to six inches long. The grower compares taste favorably to conventional bananas. The Legion group plans more plantings in Georgia and Florida as a future crop beyond next summer.
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Csmer
Cepremence American Legion Banc
Angi
Florida
Tire
Ari
Art
Cooner Legion Hand
Georgia
Spa Offered To Y Group On Broadway In City Health Center Plan
Lehren's Spa on Broadway has been offered for sale to the YMCA group for 120000. A two member committee will study expansion to provide larger quarters, including a gymnasium and bath facilities. Estimated total investment would top 293000 including purchase price and conversion costs, to revive the site as a health center since the 1870s.
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Lehren
Broadway
Wau
Receurir
South Screer
Isis
Lakze
YMCA
Wenkesha
Spa
Yasult
George W. Heverstick
Bett
Red Cross Honors Local Girl at College Service
Claire Biwer, daughter of HN Biwer of East Ave, received the American Red Cross certificate of merit at Mount Mary College. The award honors her quick artificial respiration to save Susan Trakel, 3, who nearly drowned at Pewaukee Lake when the child toppled from shore and was swept out by wind. Susan recovered after Claire’s Red Cross trained intervention as the ceremony, led by President Edward Fitzpatrick, recognized herheroic act.
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Red Cross
Waukesha
Mount Marr College
Ihe Biwer
HN. Biwser
Siv Eastave
American Red Cross
Claire
Susan Trakel
Raymond Trakel
Buehner
Trakel
Pewanxee Lake
Orter
Pewaukee Lake
Pres
Edward Fitzpatrick
FE. R. Winchell
Midwest
Mrs. Trakel
Tiny Susan
Communists Propose Neutral Observers For Korea Armistice
The Communists suggested two Communist and three non Communist states to supply neutral observers for a Korean armistice inquiry. They named Sweden, Switzerland, Poland, and Czechoslovakia as possible neutrals but refused to specify which countries would qualify. The UN committtee pressed for clarity as the Reds accused the Allied side of double talk.
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SJOM
Korea
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czech
Armitice
Iteif
Howard S
Lexie
Commmunists
Uut
Czechoslovakia
Entoy
North Korea
Manchuria
Siberia
sEpsorr
Pearmanjem
Red Plan
Aeto
Ani
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Jess Larson
John W. Bromes
R-Wis
Bing
Brimes
Ustasht
Oconemewoc
Arthur Rhodece Nettaner
Eliot
Olsen
Young
Henly
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Mars
Alam
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