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Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1952

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Angry at Truman Charge, Observers Say

President elect Eisenhower denounced Truman's claim that his Korea trip sprang from campaign demagoguery. Eisenhower's aides signaled contempt, while Eisenhower continued meetings and golf in Hawaii before a likely statement after returning from the Pacific.

Truman Honolulu Eisenhower Ka|neohe Marine Air Station New York Douglas MacArthur Far East James ©. Hagerty United States Guam Calif Formid Muroc Air Force Base Los Angeles Charles T. Wilson Defense George Humphrey Treasury Herbert Brownell Omar N. Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Lucius Clay Ati Joseph Dodge Budget Bureau Roger Keyes Detroit General Motors

Oconomowoc Woman Wins Divorce Here

Marie Bergels, 34, won a divorce from Albert Bergels, 61, in county court. She received custody of their three year old child and household furnishings. he kept the car. Alimony and support were left open due to his illness.

Marie Bereels Albert Berels Bergels William Gramting

Motor Co Employees To Give Blood Again

Waukesha Motor Co employees will donate blood for the sixth time in December. The Mobile Unit will visit December 16 and 17 as part of the local Blood Donor Club and Red Cross effort to supply blood for local needs and the armed forces. The Personnel Department handles recruitment and scheduling for the drives.

Waukesha Motor Co Waukesha Blood Donor Club Waukesha County Red Cross The

College Boys Sentenced for Taking Christmas Tree

Two Creighton University students Gerry Toller and Robert Joyce were sentenced in Municipal Court to perform three good deeds this December after admitting they took a seven foot fully decorated Christmas tree from an apartment building lobby to their room.

Omaha Gerry Toller Sioux City Robert Joyce Woodside Lester Palmer Palmer Creighton University Creighton

Wisconsin deer kill hits multiyear low amid weather and hunt changes

The Wisconsin conservation commission reported the 1952 deer harvest was the lowest in years at about 20 000 in the seven day buck only season. Officials attributed bad weather less hunting space and fewer hunters as reasons. They warned more data is needed for 1953 planning.

Madison The Conservation Commission Cyril Kabat Game Management Division Kabat Wisconsin C. A. Bentley Conservation Department Walter Kohler Alice In Dairyland

Shooting Rabbits Easy Way Is Costly

Melvin Fritz 24 of 1311 E Main St was fined 53.50 in municipal court for night shooting rabbits and discharging a gun from an auto. He was caught by city police on the outskirts of Waukesha around 3 am Thursday. The offenses occurred in Vernon town. Judge Scott Lowry fined 24 each on two counts plus 3.50 court costs.

Ravnis Melvin Fritz E. Main St Fritz Waukesha Vernon Scott Lowry

Dies in Milwaukee After Brain Surgery

Mrs. Elizabeth Graskiwski, 41, of Madison street, died Thursday at Columbia hospital Milwaukee after brain surgery. Survived by husband Stanley and four daughters, as well as her mother, seven brothers, and six sisters. Funeral Monday at Nerbohrn Funeral Home at 9 am and St. Jerome's Church at 9:30 am. burial in parish cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm Sunday with parish vigil at 7 pm.

Oconomowoc Elizabeth Graskiwski Madison Street Columbia Hospital Milwaukee Stanley Alice van Landuyt Ixonia Doris Flaine Phyllis Gerald Artmir T Daniel Mary Overman Delafield Frank Overman Joseph Overman Alderly

Two Churches Carroll Named In Walsh Will

The Walsh will be probated in Waukesha naming St Marys Church and St Josephs cemetery fund as bequests. It allocates cash sums to several individuals and charities while detailing real estate and oil income held in Louisiana. Executor Miss Ethelinda Reynolds of Caruthersville was named.

Waukesha Carroll College Ethel Walsh St. Mary’s Louisiana Walsh Victor Reid, Jr Los Angeles Etheiada. Reynolds Caruthersville Jane Crews Reynolds LeBlanc Baton Rouge Reid Reynolds Missouri Ethelinda Reynolds LeBlanc Charles F. Robertshaw Faribault Minn Sally Jane Featherstone Bellaire Tex Barbara Smail Houston Betty K. Hagen Elm Grove Agnes M. Junk Cedarburg Little Sisters of the Poor

Wholesale Natural Gas Cost Boosted by Utility

The Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co raises wholesale gas cost to 35 cents per 1 000 cubic feet in Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and Missouri. The change adds about 3 870 000 dollars yearly and funds expansion. Utilities will decide if customers pay the higher price. FPC hearings resume Monday.

Washington Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Missouri FPC

Committee Told To Invest Extra County Funds

County board directs finance committee to invest over 1 million dollars in interest earning vehicles arguing banks pay no interest while charging for withdrawals. Milwaukee and Waukesha counties cited for potential gains. no firm plan yet. Adjournment set for spring session in April.

Frank Pritzlatf Merton Town Andrew Sturgeon Pewaukee Oflace Finance Committee Waukesha County

First Plat Approved For New South Side School

The city plan commission approved a 43 acre plat at East and Roberta for a new south side school complex. The plan includes an elementary school, stadium, fields, and a high school arena with future development shown. Plans also sought permission to cross a railroad siding to connect Grandview Bemets with E Main Street for better service to a growing southeast area.

City Plan Commission South Side Supl R. G. Hein East Roberta Avenues Richard Arms State Public Service Commission Grandview Bemets E. Mainstreet Hein Commission Yessterday Williams

Koch Appointed Dimes Campaign Chairman

Fred Koch of 110 Central Ave is named city chairman for the annual March of Dimes drive. Banks will be placed in business spots this weekend under Eugene Scheets and local 1377 TAM. Warren E. Graham of 124 Cook St is publicity chairman as the county aims for one dollar per resident.

Fred Koch Central Ave Peter Theobald Lannete: A Y Oung Caves Koch Eugene Scheets TAM Scheets Waukesha Koch National Foundation Warren E. Graham Cook St

New Employee Named Welfare Department Supervisor

Lloyd A. Anderson, 27, a former Dane County Public Assistance employee, was announced as the new assistant welfare supervisor for the Waukena County welfare department. Anderson is married with two children and fills a post vacant since James Roepke was named director.

Danes County Public Assistance Department Waukenha Lloyd A. Anderson Anderson James Roepke Imnet

Mother of Cooney Church Pastor Dies in Wisconsin

Margaret McGinnity aged 89 died unexpectedly at St. Mary's hospital Watertown after living with her son Reverend Gerald McGinnity pastor of St. Jerome's Catholic church. Survivors include three sons Fr. Gerald McGinnity Alfonse A Janesville and Ignatius Edgerton a daughter Mrs Edward Cunning ham Beloit and two sisters. Funeral mass will be read by Fr McGinnity at 10 30 am Monday at St Joseph's Edgerton with burial in the church cemetery there.

Cooney Oconomowoc Margaret McGinnity Gerald McGinnity St. Jerome’s Catholic Church St. Mary's Hospital Watertown McGinnity Alfonse A Janesville Tgatius Edgerton Edward Cunningham Beloit

Snow Adds Hazard as 3 Inches Stun Waukesha Roads

Slippery streets followed a heavy snowfall with 2.2 inches recorded since yesterday afternoon. Several accidents were blamed on slick pavements as drivers skated through icy highways near Sussex Merton and Saylesville. Hospitalized victims included a Milwaukee youth and a Madison woman, while others recovered from bumps and cuts. Sidewalk crews cleared pedestrian areas as city businesses hoped for a Christmas surge in shopping.

Waukesha City Water Department Milwaukee Peter Piccigria Sussex Merton Anne H. Salzer Madison Waukesha Memorial Hospital Morris Hall East Troy Memorial Hospital Saylesville Morris Gladys Hall Judy Hail Robert Griss Soo Line Uam Eileen Wandsnider Ois

County Board Reelects Several Committee Members

The county board, closing its fall session, reelected two school committee members H. C. Hammond and Mrs. E. E. Hinkle, along with county home and hospital trustee Archie L. Jenkins. They also reappointed James W. Baird Percy Hardiman and Owen W. Rowlands to the agricultural committee. Evan Davies was named to succeed G. O. Banting. A welfare board was again affirmed.

County Home and Hospital H. C. Hammond Vernon Fown E. E. Hinkle Oconomowee i Evan Davies Waukesha City G. O. ‘Banting Archie L. Jenkins Oconoamowee County Home and Hospital Board of Trustees James W. Baird Waukesha Town Percy Hardiman Lisbon Town Owen W. Rowlands Genesee Town Agericultural Coun Parkers Owto Fy Welfare Board Walter Dick

Carroll Grad Dies in Bloomington at 39

Harry Bowman, 39, died Thursday in Bloomington Illinois. He was a Carroll College graduate of 1935 and a member of Beta Pi Epsilon fraternity. He is survived by his wife and three year old son. Bowman came to Carroll from Florence Wisconsin.

Harry Bowman Bloomington, Il Bowman Carroll College Carroll Florence Wis

Truman Hopes for Quick Wage Action from White House

CIO chief Reuther reports President Truman ready to appoint four new industry board members to restart the Tripartite Wage Stabilization Board and speed decisions on 12 000 cases while advocating removal of wage controls. He heads to the White House to press for swift action.

Washington CIO White House Walter P. Reuther Truman WSB Routher Reuther Tripartte Wsb Mr. Truman

Attorney Irving Benimann Files for Justice of the Peace Nomination

City Clerk Esther Winn announced that Irving Benimann of 251 W Broadway has filed nomination papers for pre election to serve as justice of the peace.

Atty Irving Benimann W. Broadway iCity Esther Winn

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