14 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
1
Flushing assembly members debate a commission proposal as Yonho and other figures vote aye or abstain. The plan seeks to shape a foreign policy stance with mixed support while key leaders urge speed on passage and Kansas City observers note potential delays.
In County Court yesterday Mrs. Bisune Brthowite of 308 No Cu and Wve was granted a divorce from Edmund 92 after a lengthy dispute over support. The judge ordered Edmund to provide weekly payments and child support for their children, with custody awarded to Mrs. Beets of the wife. The couple wed March 2 and have three children.
President Truman prepared a late week radio broadcast from the White House while congressional leaders avoided comment. The conferences with Mr. Trumann followed by Sen. Maybank indicating possible declaration of a national emergency and selective presidential controls pending broader policy details.
A committee report outlines a proposed three-district plan for the assembly seat, drawing district lines across Ottawa Geneseo Waukosta New Berlin and neighboring towns. Officials say the plan aims to gain support before the legislature, though some members question its fairness and the voting outcome remains uncertain.
Event text shows erratic OCR with disrupted phrases. It notes a New York market stamp event at Stony with sharp cadence and a lag in scores. Tickers trailed by several points, with mentions of Lagras range and a band.
Readable fragments show a wildcat rail strike crippling defense shipments and mail service. Budget items, taxes, and welfare expenditures are referenced with inflating costs and departmental allocations amid ongoing financial planning.
Postal officials study a parcel embargo and related implications amid a fragmented text. The report references names, places, and agencies in a garbled OCR passage, with scattered mentions of New York, agencies, and transportation terms, suggesting a bureaucratic briefing on parcel restrictions.
Rescue teams race to reach a man trapped miles from Rents Washington as a rising flood forces crews to contend with treacherous terrain at the Wolf Willamie site. Eyewitnesses report a dangerous rescue amid strong currents, officials say the operation remains ongoing with no confirmation of his status.
Fragmentary OCR hints debate on redistricting in the 33rd District spanning multiple counties. Mentions May legislation, proposals, and shifts in territorial control, with references to population figures and voting dates, though details are garbled. The text references Wabaek, Jefferson, and Overlosknd Shite Teck areas in a procedural political context.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report on a local court action. It references charges and a city attorney, with unclear names and details. The readable elements mention Stricker and a bribery allegation in a disrupted narrative.
The State Welfare Board urges top priority for constructing new buildings at the Welfare State Bureau and lauds its operation. Officials discuss funding, staffing, and potential sites as part of a broader modernization push, with emphasis on restoring full services and expanding facilities.
A jumble of names, places, and phrases appears as a partial transcript or OCR garble. It references Soo Line traffic, North Western, Mermaid, Crete, and various scattered terms without clear context or cohesive events. No identifiable人物, event, location, or date forms a coherent report.
The postmaster asks for assistance from rural boxholders in a broad appeal. Names and places appear tangled in OCR noise but the call is for local residents to aid in mail delivery issues and safety measures, urging cooperation and timely responses.
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