City and County Workmen Mop Up After Big Storm
City and county crews report major streets opened and alleys being cleared after a severe storm. Ste phan cautions motorists to stay alert for sudden gusts as Wiscon sin and other states report blizzards and high winds. Most highways are open though some routes remain blocked by debris or snow shadows with plow crews continuing work today.
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Tom Need
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Shoolf
Waukeslis
Chailly
Witworth
Arif
Serandiasy
Orrman
Ubvantern
Legless Milwaukee Soldier Seeks Return Home for Visitors
Milwaukee veteran Eph LeRoy Whitehurst recounts his capture by Chinese forces after ambush near Ursa during the Korean War. Doctors say he will spend a year in hospital to heal leg injuries with artificial limbs. He hopes to return home soon so friends can visit, describing escape attempts and survival in harsh captivity.
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Poke-in-the-nose threat sparks White House row
A disputed report claims President Truman threatened to poke a music critic in the nose over remarks about his daughter Mary. The incident, tied to reactions by HST aides and press, drew denials from White House and varied newspaper accounts, with critics debating intent and tone.
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Pegler Attacks President Truman in Early War Of Words
Columnist Westbrook Pegler criticized President Truman calling him rude and ignorant amid wartime rhetoric. He linked the president’s character to malice toward others and urged prayer while recalling a past remark by an older statesman during the 1948 election era.
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Weete
No Progress in Strike Talks Between Company and Union
Union officials said no progress was made in talks with the company over disputed agreements. Attorneys and representatives from both sides attended the meeting, but company officials could not be reached for comment. The union reiterated plans to seek a new conference, while the company indicated it would consider proposals at a later date.
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Ternational Association of Manchinists
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Seward Johnson
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Jahan
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Offigidin
Momorrow
Wiis
Thomas Routers
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Thomay
Gilbert Brunner
Waukesha
Critall
Roger Mixtor
R. Ipspert
Ho Quay
Works Manger
Robert Williams
Johnnson
Fae
Fatal shooting follows police officer slaying
A man killed a police officer and wounded two others in a violent attack. Police identified the suspect as Tawrenes Nelson, 38, who opened fire near a local scene and fled. The incidents occurred within 24 hours of another related confrontation as investigators pursued leads.
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Sylvan
Marines Press Toward Freedom in Korean War Evacuation
The lines describe U N backed operations and Marine and infantry actions during a broad withdrawal around Wonsan and Hamhung in late 1950s Korea. It notes heavy Chinese pressure, naval and air support, and plans for a possible Dunkirk like evacuation with units37 evacuating toward Hungnam and coastal ports while fighting to delay enemy advances.
Keep Cars Off City Streets Says Police
Fragmented OCR reads a local warning urging residents and motorists to keep cars off city streets while authorities address work crews and ongoing maintenance over the coming week. Officials emphasize safety and traffic restrictions to allow crews to complete street work.
Spy Sentenced to 30 Year Term in Atomic Spy Case
A spy involved in leaking American atomic secrets received a 30 year prison sentence after a courtroom appearance. The judge noted the severity of the offense but discussed potential for appeals and noted limited mitigation. The case drew attention to internal security and counterintelligence measures.
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Spy
Rennebohm Air Highway Proposal Rejected
A chaotic report notes Rennebohm's air highway plan is rejected by officials. The piece references departmental actions on ground operations and internal costs, with speculation on broader state impact and regulatory hurdles.
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Rennebohm
Matson
Sweden
Blast Wrecks Cooney Garage Injuring Three
A violent blast damaged the Cooney garage injuring three people and disturbing nearby structures. Fire crews responded to the scene as investigators began assessing the blast’s cause and the affected area.
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Cooney Garage
Waukesha Man Injured in Korea
A Waukesha man, identified as Bigor Piste, sustained injuries while serving in Korea. The report mentions medical treatment at Fagen hospital and references multiple military units and locations as part of the incident context.
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Korea
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Libby
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Tapay
Eight Die in Chicago Five-Story Fire Disaster
A major fire in a Chicago five story building killed at least eight people and injured many more. Emergency crews, including ambulances, responded as residents fled the blaze and investigators began work at the scene.
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Wayne
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Muttaney
W. G. Smith 74 Dies in Waukesha
Obituary notice for W. G. Smith aged 74 reported in Waukesha. The fragmentary text references his residence and death, with distant scattered names suggesting related notices or local context. The available readable facts point to a death report and aging.
Untitled local bulletin fragment from an unknown paper
Fragmentary OCR style bulletin notes transient names and phrases about events, people, and places but lacks coherent context or complete details. The readable items include scattered proper nouns and partial references suggesting a community notice or column with no clear narrative or outcome.
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