Truman Plans to Curb Corruption Direct Action Soon
President Truman outlined a rapid executive action plan to tackle government corruption as part of a broader Clean-Up campaign. He emphasized a two-part program including legislation to address the situation, to be detailed in the State of the Union. He declined to discuss cabinet charges or specific personnel actions but signaled a continuing policy against wrongdoing and outside influence.
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Ashington
Congress
Mrmmen
Truma
J. Howerdste Grath
icGrath
Ceudie
Justice Department
Ali
Truman
JicGrath
McGrath
Caudle
Ito
FBI
J. Edgar Solver
Reds Reneg On Geneva Rules Contested In Korea Talks
Allied and Communist negotiators clashed over Geneva Convention pledges and prisoner exchanges in a tense Korea subcommittee session. North Korea pledged general humane treatment but refused to guarantee full compliance and blocked identification and Red Cross access to prisoners.
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Geneva
United Nations
UX Cemand
Emirr
North Korea
Lee Song Cho
dar_ he
Cormunist
Red Cross
Pansaunjom
Rei
Howare S. Levies
Korea
Edith Thompson Dies at Local Hospital in Waukesha
Edith Thompson aged 96 died at a Waukesha hospital after a long illness. She lived the past 36 years with Mrs. Ce Peaslee at 639 N West. Surviving sisters reside in Darlington, including Mrs. Cora Vegel and Mrs. Ethel Barnes. Funeral arrangements include calling hours after 3 pm and services in Darlington with burial at Darlington Cemetery.
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Edith Thompson
Waukesha Hospital
Ce Peaslee
N. West
Darineton
Cora Vegel
Ethel Barnes
le Tuschen
Darlingtons
Darlington Cemetery
Arthur D Gaspar
Welfare Board Delays WSB Transfer Decision in Madison
The Welfare Board postpones action on moving the state boys school from Waukesha to the Oregon site near Ore Sterday as figures on costs and savings are gathered. Debate centers on housing, hiring, and the impact on community living, with funding and site value weighing against rebuilding plans at Waukesha.
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Welfare Board
WSB
Madison
Ore Sterday
I Waukesha
Oregon
Here
Harold Story
Milwenhe Group
Tramburg
Waukesha
Blibraukee
U S Sabrejets Destroy 13 MIGs in Air Combat
U S Sabrejets battle over northwest Korea claim a record 12 MIG 15 jets destroyed with two more probable and one damaged in the air duel. Ground actions include UN raids across no man s land as forces press west central fronts.
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LTH
Heeadqtters
Korea
United Nations
No-Man‘s-Land
Sth
Mej
George A. Davis, Jr
Lubbock
Tex
Milwaukee Wage Board Probes Local Firms
Harold Jonnsex, a Milwaukee district wage and hour investigator, led a probe into seven local firms following orders from the Midwest regional wage stabilization board in Chicago. He cited a few minor federal wage violations found, with names kept confidential, and noted actions on the oversights are rarely taken for minor violations.
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Asage Stabilization Board
Harold
Jonnsex
Milewaukee
Isiox
Johnson
Midwest
Chicago
Milwackee
Alvin David
Milwaukee
Naster Claims Story of Fixing Concocted Tale
Washington hearing reveals Bert Naste and Nathan dispute alleged tax scheme tied to Teiselbaum. Testimony details shakedown demands of up to 500000 dollars and claims of government interference. Naster contradicts Nathan on lawyer advice and the scope of the alleged fix.
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Naster
Washington
Bert Naste
Frank
Nists
Teitelbaum
Jolé Hi Larec
Shan
Nasser
Wes 4
Death of Kin in Illinois Reported for Mrs Kavanagh
Mr and Mrs Joseph D Kavenagh of 3035 E College Ave receive word of death of his sister in La W A Kavanagh at daughter’s home Lexrence o ranc Willmette Funeral services set for Saturday morning in Willmette.
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Joseph D. Kevenagh
College Ave
la Wa
Kavanagh
Lexrence
Oranc
Willmette
Waukesha
Willmievie
Little Chance Seen for Reinstating Suspended Special County Deputy
Edwin Rausch, suspended town for New Berlin driver's license examiner, will not be reinstated. State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Ben Marcus said he will not reinstate Rausch unless information contradicts complaints about his examination methods. He noted a county board resolution on examiner compensation but no reinstitution plan. Marcus plans a state request to appoint a chief examiner to supervise the 1000 plus examiners and address field issues.
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Edwin Rausch
New Berlin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Ben Marcus
State
Motor Vehicle Department
Rausch
Hauschl
Griver
Thim
Marcus
Ann
County Board
State Bureau of Personnel
FBI Plans Investigation After 2 Bandits Rob Neosho Bank
Neosho Dodge County bank robbery reported at 1:15 pm with no customers present. Two men described as 21 and 28, one nervous and masked, robbed tellers and fled south in a 1941 Pontiac sedan. Police blocked routes but suspects escaped. $1 to $20 bills taken. bank dates noted since 1919. Also witnesses include Veum and Lemon bank staff. Local officers and county sheriff alerted.
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Robert Higgins
FBI
Ocoremocrac
Neosho
P_E_ Veum
Lake
John Lemon
Oconormowoe
Waukesha
Rober
Oconormowse
Highway 67
Dodge Corner
McCadlon
Veum
Lemons
Lemon
Janeau
MacCollow
Bertha Matthaus
Reuben Hecker
Millier
June Werner
Margaret Nelson
Kenneth Junz
Werner
Neosho State Bank
Commercial State Bank of
Itence
Court Order Highlights Drunk Driving Case Injury Involving Jenkins
Wendell Larne Jenkins of 1 23nd W College Ave faced a court order and $100 plus costs after pleading guilty to driving with a revoked license and driving under the influence. The incident, described as a Sunday afternoon crash, left Jenkins and two women injured when a car crash occurred near the WTAE area.
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Weukesheman
New
Wendell Larne Jenkins
College Ave
Alvin Breademan
Jenkins
Henesha
Jei
County reports tuition and transport payments for schools
County clerk figures show $58,283.33 paid for Bish school transportation claims and $471,449.49 for nonresident high school tuition for 1950-51. Transportation costs rose $16,467.08 from 1949-50, while tuition increased $71,430.55 from the prior year. Brook-Heid township will bear $10,653.96 of transport and $86,179.08 of tuition costs as Waukesha High School led with $178,774.81 in transportation claims, with full payment approved.
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Brook- Heid
Waukesha High School
Opening of Center Gift to Community
The center opens as a Christmas present to the community. Local organizations contribute to Christmas displays for the open house. Groups will sing to add to the holiday spirit. A reef has been donated for the light ceremony and refreshments will be served.
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