Sennett Confesses Weckler Killing in Wisconsin River
Buford Sennett, 22, already serving life for Carlson murder, confessed with an unnamed accomplice abducting eight year old Georgia Weckler near Fort Atkinson May 1. He said the girl was shot or poisoned with sleeping pills, body weighted and dumped into the Wisconsin river near Blue River bridge. searchers continued as authorities weighed detainer warrants and joint Carlson-Weckler case links.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Buford Sennett
University of Wisconsin
Georgia Weckler
Wisconsin
George Weckler
Fort Atkinson
Sennett
Prac River
Rw Bridge
Thue River
William Platt
Weckler
Carlson
Blue Rivar Bridge
Robert Winslow
Ich-Hihed Auide
Winslow
Farily Winslow
Wreckler
Jefferson County
Sennet
Weeckler
Bale
Richland Center
Weekler
Georgi Jean
Jean
Raehland Center
Sennell
Tuehlant Center
Tair Jednappers
Pir
Sennelt
Georgia Joanno
Georia Joan
Blue River
Carleon
Georgia Jean
Garity
Aansani
Highway 32
Highway 12
Page Hil
Contesses
Georgia Jean Weckler
Reo
Congress Approves Aid and Price Bill Action
The Senate approved a final version of a 597 million dollar winter relief bill for France Italy Austria and China and sent it to the House for final action. Presidents says he will send a long Marshall plan message to Congress before Friday as extra session looms.
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Wasmington
Senate
France
Italy
Austria
China
Howse
Truman
White House
Hin Messune
Congress
House
Mary
Austin
Chiena
Arthur HH. Vandeanderss
Vandenberg
Mrr
Marshall
Vote on GOP anti inflation bill ends in defeat
The House rejected a Republican move to fast track anti inflation legislation with a 202 to 188 vote. Passage required two thirds, leaving little chance for an inflation bill in the special session. Republican Leader Halleck warned that opposing the measure would quash any further anti inflation effort.
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Washington
House
Congress
Charles A. Halleck
Truman
Sam Rayburn
Texas
National Association of Manufacturers
Halleck
State Youth Service Group Elects First Director Here
The Wisconsin division of the State Youth Service Group meets at the Wisconsin School for Boys to nominate and elect its first director. Eight commission members from across the state lead the session with seven finalists under consideration, including four Wisconsin residents. Judge Albert T. Schmidt chairs nominations. the session continues tomorrow in Milwaukee.
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State Youth Service Group
Edireetor
Wisconsin Division of Youth Service
Wisconsin School For Boys
Will Iisde
Madison
Iisuy
Directft
Allemann
Hanning
Michlyaukee
Finte
Wisconsin
Albert TL Sehmidt
Manitawee
Walkesha
Tianik A. Ross
Col
T. R. Uthus
Husband Fined $25 for Beating His Wife
Alfred Run of Pewaukee route 4 was fined $25 and costs by Judge Scott Lowry for assaulting and threatening to kill his wife, and for damaging household furniture. The mother of three rejected reconciliation as he wept in court. William Goettehct, 40, of Menomonee Falls route 1, arraigned for failing to support his wife Margaret and two children, released on $400 bond and to appear for a preliminary examination Wednesday.
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Aassault Ang Oatlery
Telen
Alfred Run
Pewaukee
Municipal
Cour
Scott Lowry
Pepaties
Bub
Margaret
William Goettehct
Menomonee Falls
Dip Near Zero Is Due Tonight
A cold wave will move into Wisconsin tonight with temperatures plunging to 5 to 10 below zero in the northwest and around 5 above to 10 above along Lake Michigan. Winds up to 43 mph create drifting. Pembina North Dakota records 10 below. Slight furnace damage reported at 220 Wabashire from an overheating oil burner.
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Santo
Wisconsin
Lake Michican
Dakota
Wsconsin
North Dakota
Minnesota
Blamark
Pembina
N. D
Richard Doscomingen
W. Wabashire
Emil Krueger Dies After 31 Years at County Home Overseer
Emil Krueger, longtime overseer at the county home, died Saturday at Memorial hospital after an operation. Born June 38, 1883 in Columbus, Wis, he married the former Hisic Muthim Racine in 1903. Survived by wife, one daughter, nine grandchildren, a brother William, and five sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Schmidt and Bartelt funeral home, Milwaukee. Interment Wanderer’s Rest cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. tomorrow.
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Wintaol
Waukesha County
Waukesht Memorial Hospital
Jkrueger
Columbus
Wis
Hisic Muthim
Ships collide off Curacao two ships clash in sea blast
Two unidentified ships collided off Curacao. One tanker exploded and the Coast Guard reported the San Eliseo at the scene undertaking rescue operations with motorships aiding.
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New York
Curacao
Recast Guard
San Eliseo
Ventuele
Coast Guard
Night Shopping Starts in Waukesha with 17 Percent Rise
Night shopping in Waukesha kicks off with five loudspeakers broadcasting Christmas music downtown. Stores stay open tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 pm with plans for eight nights before Christmas. Local sales are up 17 to 18 percent versus last year, aided by early shopping and demand for quality items.
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Tomight
Apm
Muse
The
Association of Commerce
Rewan
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Two Pedestrians Injured by Cars in Wisconsin Weekend
Multiple pedestrians sustained injuries in Waukesha County after icy roads and slick conditions returned with a warm sun. Larry Abel, 7, Muskego, and Jon Siebert, 84, were struck by cars while crossing highways, with others including Sidney Lika and Ralph Moore among the injured in vehicle collisions and a truck crash near Chenequa.
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Waukesha
Larry Abel
Muskego
Taranuse
Mailwaae
Shonti
Are
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Man
Pedestian
Jon Siebert
Yomwatosa
Highway A
Tess Corners
Sidney J. Lika
Waterford
Siebert
Neve
Big Four Call Indefinite Adjournment of Parley
The Big Four foreign ministers conference adjourned indefinitely at 7:78 pm on Marshall's proposal with no date set for the next meeting. Secretary Marshall was expected to issue a statement. this marks the first time since the talks began that no date was set for another gathering.
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Lowon
Big Four Conference of Foreign Minusters
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Latin Cattle Buyer Seeks 3000 Head for South America
Venezuelan cattleman Larralde Rivas was due to arrive to finalize shipment plans for 20 Brown Swiss cows from the Inter-County Dairy Cattle Association. The group sourced animals statewide, with several from Waukesha County, for transport to Houston and a voyage to South America amid a broader search for about 3,000 Holsteins.
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Larralde Rivas
Venezuela
Inter-County Dairy Cattle _association
Waukesha County
W. L. Baird
Houston
Tex
South America
Waukesbe County
Red Pepper Eater 88 Celebrates Tenth Child
Eighty eight year old Luis Carrizales passed out cigars to celebrate the birth of his tenth child, a girl weighing seven pounds twenty three ounces. The baby and mother Mary, 23, were reported doing fine. Carrizales attributes his health to a steady diet of red pepper. He has three children with his present wife and seven with former spouses.
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DES Muln
Ila
Luis Carrizales
Carrizales
Mary
Sears to Move to W Main St in Waunakee
Sears, Roebuck & Co plans relocations from two Main Street stores into the Pickering and Simon Auto Body buildings on W Main Street next year. R J Goldammer says leases expire and renovations precede openings. pool hall and Simon auto body shop plans are evolving with owner concerns about staffing and future use.
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Sears, Roeduck & Co
Pickering Building
Main St
Simon Auto Body Show
W. Main St
R. J. Goldammer
Eas
Main Street
Sears
Goldammer
Last Pool Hali
Pickering
Marvin
Marvin Hardware Store
Waulesha
Georges Livanis
Jamas Patrinos
Simon Auto Body
Joseph Simon
Sears Farm
Simon
Waukesha
Elks Ladies Finance Interdenominational Altar at Wisconsin School
A crowd of 70071 gathered at the Wisconsin School for Boys to dedicate a new interdenominational altar funded by the Milwaukee Elks Ladies club. The ceremony included an invocation, carols, and remarks by Rev. L Glenn Cloninger and Albert J Kiesel praising the donors for bringing a symbol of God's presence to the campus. The altar, fashioned of jet oak, measures seven feet by three feet with six candle holders and a removable tabernacle, with plans for additional gold leaf crosses.
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Wisconsin School For Boys
Elks Ladies Club of
Milwaukee
Edmond Langton
Cheir
Adam Cassell
The
Elks Ladies
Hiks
Cassell
Albert J. Kiesel
Jing Milwaukee Lodge
Sael
Elkham
L. Glenn Cloninger
St. Lukes Lutheran Church
Selo
Elks Ladies Club
Dean Capite
Cot. T. RB. Uthus
Ellis
Waykesna Lodge
Weather forecast for Wisconsin region
The forecast shows a mix of northwestern cold and southeastern milder conditions. Low temperatures dip to 5 to 10 degrees below zero in the northwest and rise to 5 to 7 above in the southeast. Increasing cloudiness in the north and fair skies in the south are expected Tuesday with a minimum near 7 while highs reach into the 30s.
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