British Troops Press Cairo Drive Amid Village Demolition
British forces widened their advance near Suez after destroying the Hafr Abu Amr village to clear a by pass road toward the Canal zone. Engineers and Royal Engineers labored barefoot in heat while frontline troops secured approaches and faced Egyptian fears of imminent clashes as Gen Sir George Erskine ordered a "safe road" by any means.
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Suez
Cansi Zone
Hafr Abu Amr
Royal Engineers
Dg A
Lees 16 Ter Infittre
Abbas Genevne Sey
Abu Amemr
Bullyp Uwotil Noor
Brig
Kenneth Darling
Parstroop
Ionts
Fuad Serag Din Pasha
Britain
Kafr Abu Amr
George Erskine
Canal Zone
Tarrisor
T Wat Diant
Trey
Calls Pay Boosts To State Officials Unconstitutional Plea
Milwaukee attorney Henry Reuss seeks Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling that a 1931 law granting pay rises to state officials is unconstitutional. He argues the measure evades the constitution which bars salary hikes for officials during their terms and says the law created new positions with higher pay. Reuss notes similar devices have been struck down in other states.
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Madison
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
U.S
State Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Reuss
Earthquakes Add to Hibok-Hibok Rescue Woes
Mahinog Philippines refugees crowd into Mahinog center as quakes rock Camiguin Island amid ongoing Hibok Hibok eruptions. US air force planes deliver food while rescue teams count 266 bodies recovered of an estimated 1,600 to 2,000 victims.
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Mahinog
Philippines
Camiguin Island
U. S. Air Force
Java
Milwaukee Woman Awarded Damages in Auto Crash
Miss Sucrer Collova a 24 year old Milwaukee woman was awarded seven thousand three hundred seventy five dollars after a twelve member jury found one defendant negligent in a Milwaukee Germantown trucking company crash. The verdict awarded 5009 for permanent disability 1000 for pain and suffering 3660 for loss of earnings 464 for hospital and 250 for medical bills with other defendants absolved. Leavens faced a June 11 1838 municipal court charge for driving on the wrong side of the road and was fined 15 dollars plus costs.
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Milwaukee
Sucrer Collova
Miss Collova
West Bendmeilk Company
mSurance Co
Ikee
Leavens
O Oche
Judge Orders Rehearing Of PSC Phone Decision
Circuit Judge Alvin Reis ordered a rehearing of the Wisconsin Telephone refund case. The PSC previously required nearly 500,000 dollars in refunds for higher than standard rates dating from 1937 across 15 communities including Waukesha Pewaukee Hartland Baraboo Kenosha Milwaukee Eau Claire and Superior. The company argues the refund should be capped at 250,000 dollars.
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Reis
Waukesha
Pewaukee
Hartland
PSC Orier
Baraboo
Kenosha
Man- Hewee
West Bend
Cedarburg
Milwaukee
Little Chute
Delevan
Eau Claire
Huzier
Superior
Oconto Falls
Ten Die In Crash Of U S Plane In France
MARSEILLE France ten members aboard a United States air force C47 Dakota transport died when it crashed in the Saint Beume Massif area 26 miles east of Marseilles French rescue teams reached the wreckage on a mountain crag reporting eight bodies found with no sign of the first report earlier. Ambulance plane was sent and U S rescue units dispatched from Suan air base search efforts followed the disappearance during the trek from Wheelus base Tripoli. The wreckage lay about 506 feet below a summit with intact fuselage and wings but scattered debris.
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Rence
Marseilles
US Force Trensport
Resteam
Sade Fr Mem
Saint Beume Mrassif
U.S
Suan Air Base
Starignane
Port Here
United States Air Force
Wheelus
Tripoli
North Africa
United States
Dar Yeser
Lawmrap
CAP
Air Force
Isabelle Berger
Brooke Esd Ave
National Guard
Lake Betweer Beriger
Isapelle
Aluminum Casting Co Attends Washington Meeting
Attendees from Quality Aluminum Casting Co participate in an aluminum industry advisory committee meeting in Washington. The committee hears from the national production authority about measures to locate aluminum scrap and direct its distribution to support the mobilization program.
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Pankratz
Aluminum Casting Co
Aluminum Casting Industry Advisory Committee
Washington
Toda
Burlington Liars Club invites bona fide liars for 1951 contest
The Burlington Liars Club in Wisconsin seeks only genuine liars and politicians for its 1951 best liar contest. President O C Hulett notes judges are reviewing entries nationwide and hope to announce the winner soon after Christmas.
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Burlington
Wis
Mystery Man Probe Enters Tax Case Tangle
House investigators press on in a West Coast style hearing about Henry W. Gru and Teltelbaum tax shakedown. The panel seeks Gronewale and associates amid claims of public relations work and private investigator ties. Georgetown Hospital reports emotional strain as the probe widens with Groneweit's future testimony and possible prosecution.
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Olibhan
Caudle
House
Wars and Means
Standals
Groneweit
Rim Presterdar
Georgetown Hospital
Gromewala
Gronexalé
Senate
Rotary Governor Former Resident To Visit Monday
A former Waukesha resident and son of Carroll College’s early leaders will visit here as governor of Rotary International’s 210th district. George R. Ray of Madison, heir to Samuel B. Ray, dean and interim president of Carroll in the early 1900s, will confer with local Rotary leaders Tom Ste and Earl Lockman on administration and service activities during his visit.
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Waukesha
Ethr
Carroll College
Slanda
Rotary International
George R. Ray
Madison
Samuel B. Ray
Carrot
Rar
Old Academy
Caryoll
Ras
Parfer
Tom Ste
Focal Rotary
Earl Lockman
Rotary
Fred Koch Named March of Dimes Chief in Waukesha
Fred J. Koch of 110 Central Ave has been named chairman to lead Waukesha’s annual March of Dimes drive against polio. John Freer of Oconomowoc route 5 is county chairman, campaign work already underway with pledges sought from industry. Koch named Roger Mixter president of Crittalline to head the lustre division with Orlix iSmerson and Harry Greenwaldt serving alongside.
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Fred J. Koch
Central Ave
Waukesha
John Freer
Oconomowoc
Local Civil Air Patrol Marks 10th Birthday
Gene Bernhardt reports on the local Civil Air Patrol celebrating its tenth anniversary. The Waukesha group, with cadets ages 15 to 18, held ceremonies and continued training, highlighting wartime origins, radio and meteorology instruction, uniforms, and leadership under Captain Dale Crites.
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Civil Air Patrol
Gene Bernhardt Freeman
CAP
Iis
Waukesha
Air Force Xveaks
Cal
Bob Lathrop
Beaver Dam
Griil Jand
Dale Crites
Milwaukeeans Save Boy From Drowning
Gordon Hatch and Louis Hirschings, both of the South Shore Yacht Club, were credited with saving 15-year-old Charles Zwolinski from drowning off Milwaukee. The boy drifted in a rowboat nearly a half mile from shore as 20 mph winds whipped dangerous waves, after moving onto a breakwater.
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Milwaukee
South Shore Yacht Club
Lake Michigan
Gordon Hatch
Louis Hirschings
Charles Zwolinski
Board Seeks Vets Info From Draft Respondents
The Waukesha county draft board today asked for information on veterans to reclassify servicemen discharged from active duty. Send details on listed individuals to Local Board No. 76, Couchhorse, Waukesha, Wis, including names such as Roman F. Machnix, John J. Princi, James A. Sessions, Joseph Breno, and others with addresses in Okauchee, Milwaukee, Menomonee Falls, Pewaukee, and nearby towns.
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Waeukesha County
F Or Informatm
Gary
Locel Beard No
Couchhorse
Waukesha
Wis
Roman F. Machnix
Ukwonego
John J. Princi
Whe Rock Avre
Armistice talks stall as UN and Communists hold lines
At Panmunjom the UN and Communist delegates report stalemate on key points with both sides awaiting higher orders. The Reds reject UN proposals for neutral joint inspections and prisoner exchanges while keeping pressure on the armistice timetable. Subcommittee aims to meet again Sunday as negotiators warn only 19 days remain to seal a cease fire.
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Panmuniom
Korea
Nam
Gar
Pasmunjom
North Korea
Howard M. Timer
Tere
Badeline
Loan
Wiliam P. Nuckers
Turner
Turmer
Recs
Father of Waukesha Woman Dies Upstate
Funeral services for James Dunegan, formerpresident of the First National Bank at Stevens Point and father of a Waukesha woman, were held in Stevens Point on Monday. Dunegan died Thursday. He is survived by his daughter Mrs George B Wilbur of New York, another daughter Miss Catherine Dunegan, a sister Miss Marr Dunegan, four grandchildren, and a brother.
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James Dunegan
First National Bank
Stevens Point
Waukesha
Dunegan
Airs
George B. Wilbur
Columbia
Catherine Dunegan
New York
Marr
Ivive
Snow and Cold Weekend Forecast Hits Wisconsin
Snow and plunging temperatures are forecast for southern Wisconsin as a cold front brings snow and windy conditions. Waukesha sees a retreat from springlike warmth while northern Midwest states face blizzards. The East remains mild with Philadelphia reaching 72 degrees as storms cripple transport in South Dakota and nearby still copy the weather note.
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Waukesha County
White City
Wisconsin
Sande
Waukesha
Midwest
Planes Win Battle Over Korea In Heavy Air Clash
United States Sabrejet fighters battled 75 MiG-15s in a fierce dogfight over North Korea. Fifteen Sabres reportedly downed one Communist jet while two MiGs were damaged in a multi-engagement at altitudes between 22 000 and 46 000 feet. Several clashes followed as U S jets defended bombers and rail lines south of Sinanju before Chinese Manchuria sanctuary.
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LTH
Korea
United States Air Force
North Korea
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