Madison Painter Slain in New York
Charles J. Hines a 48 year old Madison Wisconsin man was found murdered in a hotel room in New York City. The body showed a severe head wound bound with a sheet and restrained by rope or tape. Watered details describe a room with bloodstains and a wrapped neck. Police pursued hotel staff and guests for leads while noting no immediate sign of robbery.
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Charles J. Hines
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Wis
Robert S&s. Bryant
Amiebassadar
Hines
Mont Maries
Pelice
Pele
Madison man identified in Washington murder probe
Police say the deceased in a Washington hotel is likely Charles J. Hines of Madison. Lina Hines, wife, knows nothing of his death and says he left Madison a week ago to visit their son George, a Marine instructor at Camp Lejeune, with plans to meet another Marine in Milwaukee.
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Charles J. Hines
Washington
George
Camp Lejeune
N. C
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Xhe Aald
Mra
Hines
Milwaukee
Cold Weather Forecast With Snow Likely
The Waukesha area records a chilly spell with lows dropping to 4 above early Friday and possible 10 to 16 tonight. Snow flurries are forecast for the northern part of the state, while clouds cover most regions and colder conditions persist. A separate report notes Alvin H. Adolf, 90, injured when his car hit poles after an apparent loss of visibility from oncoming headlights during a Monday night crash near Highway M6. Irene Haabner of Waukesha reports involved in the other vehicle.
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Waukesha Mercury
Duati
Acre
Murrien
Hwar
Alvin H. Adolf
Grand View Bird
Adolf
Irene Haabner
Waukesha Route 5
Weather Forecast Fragment with Unreadable OCR
Weather data shows minimums around 18 degrees with a high near 36. The text references dates and almanac information and lists moonset and prominent planets including Jupiter and Saturn with uncertain timing.
Officials Hit by Cars in Kenosha Driving Incident
In Kenosha officials face crashes within 24 hours. Assistant Fire Chief A G Schranker’s official car collided with another vehicle en route to a fire. Police Chief Stanley Hrunkdahl crashed into a truck while driving his daughter to school. FBI Agent John Baura damaged his car in a collision.
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Ubinga
A. G. Schranker
Stanley Hrukndahl
FBI
John Baura
County School Parley to Draw About 300 Attendees
About 300 members from across the county are expected for the annual school board convention at the high school auditorium tomorrow. Winston Brown, county superintendent, announced the schedule with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions led by Victor Kimball and Milas Maybell Bush.
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Atete
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Miss Bush
Art Shires Arrested in Umpire Murder Case
Retired baseball figure Art Shires, 42, known as "The Great," was arrested on a murder charge related to an Oct. brawl at a St. Louis bar where umpire Erwin died. The charge followed preliminary statements from seven witnesses. Shires was freed on bond while awaiting grand jury action.
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Worthington Receives Top Scout Honor at Potawatomi Banquet
J E Worthington principal of Waukesha high school won the Silver Beaver for service to youth at the Potawatomi area Hoy Scout banquet held at Hartland Community Hall. Frank Braden of New York City spoke as guest. Harold Hornbury re elected council president. several members named to vice presidencies. awards given to Frederick Bohulae Clyde Finder Maraden Eliott and Fred Achule Jr. The Potawatomi area covers Waukesha County and parts of Walworth and Jefferson counties. Russell F Lewis appointed to White House conference on children in 199? Governor Rennebohm named him to the 11 member Wisconsin committee.
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Waukesha High School
Potawatoni
The
Hoy Scouta
Harthland Commun
Frank Braden
New York City
Wns
Harold Hornbury
Hartland
Frederick Bohulae
Waukesha
Clyde Finder
Menomones Fails
Maraden Eliott
Nashotah
Fred Achule
Dighert
Sovernor
Lewis Russell F. Lewis
Selectman
White House
Waatington
Oscar Rennebohm
Repeater Faces Vagrancy Charge in Municipal Court
Peter F. Paxhoth, 47, of Waukesha Route 2, appeared on vagrancy and common drunkard charges. His case was continued to tomorrow with a $106 bond set by Judge Scott Lowry. This marks his fourth appearance this year and sixth since 1947. The prior Aug 18 arrest yielded a guilty note but six month sentence was withheld. he was ordered to leave the county and could face sentencing if brought back.
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Waukesha
Pasholk
Ball
Scott Lowry
Thin
Pashoik
Fire Charred Bedroom in Prefab Home on Upper Nemahbin Lake
Delafield firefighters battled a blaze at John Kenny’s single story prefab home on the lake shore. The bedroom closet fire caused about 1000 dollars in damage. no injuries reported. Water supply from the lake was unavailable, and neighbors alerted crews around 3:10 p.m. The origin and cause remained undetermined as crews concluded the fight after roughly an hour. Kenny family members were away furniture shopping at the time.
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Upper
Nemahbin Lake
Delafield Fire Department
Delafield
Thomas McNulty
McNulty
McMulty
Mewes
Yale
Kenny
Bls
Burlington
Upper Nemahbin
MeNnty
Aldermen Act on TM Survey and City Finances
Wake aha common council took three steps at its regular meeting last night. It scheduled Monday budget discussions, voted funds for the Milwaukee Waukesha rapid transit study, and transferred over 260000 from the general fund for capital expenditures. Also approved about 400 for the engineering study with local cost sharing. total project cost expected above 10000.
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Hippenmeyer
New York
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City Atty
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Ita
Charles Mughes
Wisse
Hughen
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General Fund
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Hospital
Moreland Avenue
W. Malin
Co.nent Fund
Motor Company Plans Stock Issue and Rights Offering
The Waukesha Motor Co to issue 200000 shares of added common stock via rights to about 2300 stockholders after SEC filing. Offering, not underwritten, to be managed with Robert W. Baird & Co, expanding working capital for future growth. Company, founded 1906, employs 1900, with plants in Tulsa Los Angeles and Edgewater. Directors include DeLong Fisher Ross Swain Bilak Bach Harkrider Bugbee.
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the Motor Co
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Los Angeles
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J. E. DeLong
J. B. Fisher
P Ross
J. G. Swain
Aide Questioned in Secret on Theft by Reds
Washington theft inquiry centers on a high official’s aide amid secret questioning of Loy and other state department figures. The probe ties to secret documents allegedly supplied by former officials linked to Soviet espionage and the Hiss case.
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Turner Wikstite Department
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Saproe
Jose F Ain American
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Hoose
Aussian
Alger Hiss
Odin
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Offien
Ren Chambers
Hisemreem
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Attoreney
George Morris Fay
Alex M. Campbell
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Criminal
Chambers
Kay B. Mundi
Justice Department
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Hina
Mundt
Came
State Department
Robert A. Levett
Mandant
Brat Francis
Lovett
Ausoericy
Misa
Paris
Local Shopping Shows Mixed Fortunes in December Trade
A local survey finds department and appliance stores facing uneven conditions as December sales begin. One manager notes strong early demand in staples but gradual rebound overall, while others report slow to average growth with refrigerators and large appliances down. A third retailer touts booming television sales and hopes for a new peak in overall volume.
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Salem
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Man Held for Looking at Ten Dollar Bill
In Chicago the defendant Martin Ochs known as The Ox was fined ten dollars after a judge ruled his close vicinity to a money stack during a license window transaction showed charferly conduct. Police noted the repeated appearance on blotters but the ruling centered on proximity to cash.
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Martin
the Ox
Ochs
Lawyers Elect R Hippenmeyer Waukesha County Bar Leader
Richard Hippenmeyer was elected president of the Waukesha County Bar Association at a monthly luncheon in the Avalon hotel. Hilbert Dahme Vincent Collins Wanchoxen and E B Stillman were named first vice president second vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Stillman has served as secretary treasurer for twenty years and the officers will take office January 1, 1849 and serve until next year’s election. Gerald P Hayes Wisconsin State Bar president elect spoke on Trialn at the luncheon.
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Richard
PSC Schedules Hearing on 200 000 Well Here
The state public service commission will hold a hearing January 7 on the city’s application to install a 200000 well unit. An audit of the water utility’s records will be conducted prior to a decision, with the hearing at Madison in the state office building. The application was filed November 23, 1868.
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State Public Service Comension
Madison
Public Service Commisal
Sees Slim Chance to Escape War
Dr Bernard Mdings Bell warned a Cureroll College audience that a world government by Soviet Russia and the United States would not prevent war. He argued unity is impossible and warned of a coming World War third inning while lamenting public apathy toward atomic threats. He urged focus on humane values and warned about misled optimism. A Typhoon alert followed in Luzon as warnings spread.
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Cure Roll College Chapel
Soviet Russia
United States
Bell
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Clowe
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Bell Saya
Grand Jury Questions Brother of Alger Hiss
Donald Hiss, brother of Alger Hiss, testified before a grand jury probing a Washington spy network. The unearthed background notes his career in the State Department, wartime service in North Africa, and later role as deputy director of the Office of Economic Affairs before joining a Washington law firm.
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Donald Hien
Washington
Mra
Alger Hiss
Donald Hias
State Department
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