Weatherman Says Snow To Continue In Wisconsin Region
Snow blankets the Waukesha area as forecasts warn of continued heavy accumulations. Milwaukee and state forecasters report blizzard conditions drifting across western Wisconsin with multiple inches overnight and into today. Road crews battle slippery streets, with plows, sand and salt deployed on main routes and hills while schools and factories brace for further closures.
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Wallet Found Downtown. $300 Lost and Recovered
Mrs. Francine Babe of Pewaukee reported missing money after a wallet worth about $300 was found downtown near Perkins. The finder turned it over to authorities, with details about the wallet and the circumstances unclear from the fragmentary report.
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County Board Approves Broad Salary Increases
County employees across all departments received pay raises ranging from 40 to 85 dollars annually after the personnel committee forwarded a revised report. Several supervisors voiced objections over the method used to craft the increases with one member, Andrew Sturgeon, claiming the process was flawed and pressured by others.
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Powerti
Official Probe Held Into Youths Death
An inquest into the death of Georgy Bub-Mita, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Fublitz, was conducted by Coroner Alvin Johnson in the municipal courtroom. The boy was killed beneath the wheels of a truck driven by Louis C. Fits, 46, a Lake County farmer. The incident occurred on Highway 3 just north of the intersection with Highway 15 in Mukwonago. The inquest sought to determine if the boy ran into the truck or if the driver was negligent. Key witnesses were two of Georgy’s six year old companions, Martin Johnson and Donald Agherg, who testified they saw the truck but heard no warning. Donald said a warning was shouted but not heard across the street.
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Crittall Spurns Strike Meeting Until Illegal Picketing Ceases
The Crittall company refused to meet with union reps until picketing at the plant stopped. Edward Thomas of the International Association of Machinists said the union stands ready to negotiate, while company official Roger Minter demanded an end to what he called illegal blocking and private property violations.
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Wage Talk and Salary Plans at City Hall Stumble
City officials debate living costs and pay raises as aldermen press for a transparent budget. Mayor Beaty defends a 252 salary cap while warning no major changes this year. O'Connell and Beaty clash over timing and committee discussion as talks on compensation continue.
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Hein-Werner Reports Dividends on Stock
Hein-Werner declares a stock dividend of 1p per share with record date set in December. The board met to review the company’s finances and projected November earnings to determine dividend feasibility, with implied payout between 455,000 and 450,000 dollars.
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Americans Smash Marketing Order From Red Trap Losses for Producers
A fractured wartime dispatch outlines American forces exploiting a Red trap, forcing losses on producers. Reports describe bombardments, troop movements, and supply seizures across multiple fronts, with Union and Allied commands coordinating air and ground actions. The piece highlights economic strain from a wartime marketing order and mentions key locations, units, and figures as the battle index shifts through the week.
Veterans Council Urges State Bonus
A Veterans Council meeting in Waukesha urged the state to provide a $1000 bonus for veterans. The group pressed for action, saying stronger support is needed and echoed by local veterans groups across the region.
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Veterans’ Council
Waukesha
Miliko
Broken power blackout hits town stores and streets
A weather driven power outage caused by a broken wire left stores dark citywide. Strong winds toppled infrastructure, knocking out electricity across blocks and forcing closures. Repairs are underway as crews restore service and assess damage. Local officials urge residents to conserve power.
Delay Action on Child Clinic Proposal by Welfare Board
A stalled ordinance seeks to delay creation of a local welfare board to oversee the child guidance clinic. The plan, discussed by city officials, would appoint a supervising attorney and appoint a welfare board to investigate funding and authority.
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Peace Overture to Peking I by Thirteen Nations
An international peace overture involving thirteen nations is reported with discussion of responses from China and other major powers. The text notes diplomatic channels, potential settlements, and calls for restraint amid tensions in Asia.
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