Second Husband Spurned Family Faces Court Foster Care
In juvenile court a mother of three testified her second husband rejected the children, leading a church group to care for them temporarily. The judge ordered $10 weekly per child to the church, and the pair must report Dec 19. A missing-husband issue and future foster placements were also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beause
Edith Sommer
County Welfare Department
William Gramling
Jara
Simmons
Trio charged with wiring poles crime in Dodge County
Kenneth Salter 20 of Oconomowoc is jailed after being charged in Oconomowoc municipal court with breaking down three telephone poles with an axe. Robert Elsinger 32 and Ernest Bull 20 of Hartland are charged as accomplices. Bail set at 1000 for Elsinger and Salter. 500 for Bull. The men previously pleaded guilty to arson and straw stack fire charges in nearby towns, with Elsinger and Bull given suspended sentences and probation.
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Kenneth Salter
Oconomowac
Dodge County Selective Service Board
U. S. Army
Salter
Oconomowse
Robert Elsinger
Ernest Bull
Hartland Route 1
Tele
Herman Sprung
Hy. P
Dodge County
Qeonomowoc
Elsinger
Bull
Robert Hughlett
Merton
Waukesha
Carl Spring
Waukesha‘County
Mercury Hits 5) in Waukesha observed festive but odd weather
The Santa and his reindeer decorate Triangle park as sun shines on a warm day in Waukesha. Temperatures run well above seasonal averages with a 25 to 32 degree low forecast tonight and 40 to 46 expected Wednesday. Snow removal budgets rise as city and county use sanders and plows, easing frost and thaw from recent snows.
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Triangle Park
Weathrman
Mercury
Sanders
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Milwaukee Woman Granted Divorce
Jeane Movroydis 25 of Milwaukee was granted a divorce in circuit court Monday from George Movroydis 27 of Muskego Center on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She won custody of their three children aged eight five and two. An agreement on support alimony and property settlement was reached with details not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Movroydis
Milwaukee
George Movroydis
Muskego Center
B-29 Propeller Drops Into Bakersfield Home
A Bakersfield family reported their house was struck by a B-29 propeller during a routine Castle Air Force Base refueling mission. The 1200 pound propeller partly buried itself in the yard, triggering a temporary block by deputies and guarding by Castle personnel while investigators reviewed the incident. First Lt. Leverne H. Klemme led the crew of 14.
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Margaret
Mary Simmons
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Cowle
Arthur Cross
Castle Base
Castle
Air Force
Castlefield
Jamies A. Carmichael
Jed
Leverne H. Klemme
93Rd Air Refueling Squadron
Revoke Girl's Probation For Journey to Chicago
Emily Bogart a 19 year old Milwaukee girl previously placed on probation for six counts of larceny was sentenced to Taycheedah for six months on each count but placed on probation after admitting she ran away to Chicago to see a man and was picked up on a Chicago larceny charge. The judge ordered consecutive terms totaling three years with probation for Bogart while companion Miss Schwalst received Taycheedah three years.
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Milwaukee
Taycheedah
Emily Bogart
Betty
Monowee
Waukesha
Misa Schwalst
Scott Lowry
Miss Bogart
Chicago
Lowry
Hartland Board Grants Rezoning for Gravel Pit Area
Hartland Village Board votes 4-3 to rezone 38 acres from agriculture to industry for Hartland Land & Gravel amid six months of hearings and a September referendum showing 347 votes in favor. The deal includes a trust fund, mining depth limits, annexation petitions, a 1998 buyback option, a conveyor permit with liability bond, and a quit claim strip. The vote broke a 3-3 tie after board president Warren Brown cast the deciding ballot.
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Hartland
Hartland Pilace Board
Hartland Land & Gravel Co
Warren Brown
Ying
Delafield
Ithe Board
Ithe
Vilage
Hill Street
Theodore Garity
Raymond Cull
Alvin Nelson
Melvin Jensen
Wilfred Zeicke
Charles Bierman
Eisenhower Seen Likely to Seek MacArthur’s Korean War Views
Republican senators say President-elect Eisenhower is expected to solicit Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s views on ending the Korean stalemate. They note no firm meeting is planned but anticipate either direct or intermediary contact. The two leaders are described as the two greatest military minds, with talks possibly in New York after Eisenhower’s Pacific return.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Macarthur
Tremat
Henry
Pworshak
Korea
Truman
Listten
Dworshak
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Suc
Tle
Hermen Welkey
Thasud
MacAr
Asia
Republiscans
Jon
Pacific
Richard M. Nixon
Frank Carlson
New York
Nixon
Carlson
Congress
Milwaukee Pay Phones Drop to Ten Cents Jan 5
Wisconsin Telephone officials say dime calls begin January 5 from downtown Milwaukee pay phones with full city conversion by January 20 and others in the state to follow as the company implements a rate increase approved by the public service commission last summer.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Telephone Company
State Public Service Commission
Millwaukee
Wisconsin
Ike Discusses Korean Policy Aboard USS Helena
President-elect Eisenhower held hush hush talks with cabinet picks aboard the USS Helena on Korea policy and foreign affairs. The meeting included John Foster Dulles George Humphrey Douglas McKay and Herbert Brownell with press secrecy keeping details from reporters.
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Uss
Helena
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George Humphrey
Interior
Douglas McKay
Herbert Brownell
Hagerty
Pearl Harbor
E.s.t
Charles E. Wilson
Korea
Waite Island
Hawaii
Wilson
Defense
Wake
Adm
Arthur Radford
Pacific Fleet
Helenas
Mother Pleads for Son Despite Charge
In Detroit James R. F. Dyer 17 began a year of probation after his mother begged Judge W McKay Skilm an for one more chance. Dyer had been jailed awaiting sentencing for beating his mother and stealing 250 dollars from her.
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Detroit
James RF. Dyer
W. McKay Skilman
Dyer
Top State Dept Aide Quizzed by Senators
New York report on the Senate Internal Security subcommittee hearing Adrian Fisher assistant secretary of state and legal adviser to the State Department. Senators O Connor and Ferguson plan to attend as they fault Secretary Acheson for a weak letter about Communist influence in U N personnel. Trygve Lie fired nine American staffers who refused to state if they were Communists. Fisher refused to name department officials approving UN employment. A grand jury criticized State for secrecy on personnel files. Acheson stressed UN staff represent the United Nations in official capacity.
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New York
Senate Internal Security
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Adrian Fisher
State Department
Herbert RB. O'Conor
Homer Ferguson
R—Mich
O’conor
Washington
Acheson
U. S
U.N
Trygve Lie
Fisher
Alexander Wiley
R—Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.N. Secretariat
United States
Secretariat
Icy Roads blamed for two Milwaukee county crashes
Icy roads early today caused at least two accidents in Milwaukee County. Seven occupants of a 1952 Dodge rolled over on Hy 59 near Hy YY after hitting a glaze while traveling about 35 mph. driver Stanley Struck, 38, escaped injury and no passenger injuries were listed. Edward Geiger, 37, Milwaukee, received cuts and bruises in a separate crash at Hys KX and K and was reported in good condition at Waukesha Memorial Hospital.
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Edward Geiger
Milwaukee
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Seven teens among dead as Italian buildings collapse
Barletta Italy report says seven teenagers and one other person died after two apartment houses fell during 48 hours of rain. Fifteen people were injured in the collapse.
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Barletta
Italy
Six Carroll Youths Face Court Action on Tree Deal
Six Carroll college youths aged 19 to 21 were ordered to appear in municipal court Wednesday morning over damage to evergreen trees on the Albert Johnson property near Waukesha route 1. They admitted destroying or stripping the trees, with charges of injury to trees a misdemeanor carrying up to six months in jail or a $100 fine. Warrants were pending issuance. names withheld until then. The Johnson property is occupied by the Morgan Butler Jr. family, about a mile south of Waukesha.
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Carroll
Tree Deal
Carroll College
Albert Johnson
Waukesha
Robert McGraw
McGraw
McGraw and Diet
Atty
David Dancey
Johnson
Morgan Butler, Jr
Truman Grants Federal Employees Four-Day Christmas Weekend
President Truman issued a national order letting federal workers take Friday off for a four day Christmas weekend from Christmas Day through Sunday granting a long holiday period for federal service units nationwide.
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Washington
Truman
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