Joy Accuses Reds of Stalling In Truce Talks
United Nations armistice negotiator Vice Admiral Joy accuses the Communists of stalling the talks to weaken UN forces in Korea. He says efforts seek safe return of prisoners while warning the Reds want veto power over troop rotation and withdrawals. He stresses patience as negotiations continue amid pressure from GI families.
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Joy
Arnold Dibble
United Press
Bignsan
Korea
United Nations
Adm. C. Turner
USN
Cormuxists
Negoti
Jor
TN Cam Se
Borets
Shand
Tisron
Red
Espionage Charges Against Fliers Spark Soviet Warning
Paris reports Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky charged that four fliers held in Communist Hungary are on an espionage mission. He warned that spies found in the Soviet Union or allied states will be tried under Soviet law. A transport plane carrying the four men was shot down by Soviet pilots over Hungary last month. Vishinsky rejected the U S explanation that the aircraft strayed from its Munich to Belgrade route. He told the U N General Assembly that further flights would prompt measures and consequences.
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Paris
Twiet
Andrei Y.Y. Vishinsky
Ican Fiers
Hungary
Vishinsky
Michael ‘Ansfield
Mont. Teter
Soviet Union
Vishnn Jsky
United States
Munich
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Youths Open New Center with Dance Night Crowds
Freeman staff reports a large crowd of about 7 200 youths 15 to 17 gathered for the formal opening of a new Waukesha youth center. Mayor Beaty and recreation director Guy Wertz praised contributions from Dorothea Schulze labor leaders and local merchants. Teens praised the space for dancing and socializing while calls were made to preserve fair access across age groups.
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Gene Dernhardt Freeman
Waukesha
Dante
Guy Wertz
Wime
Dorothea Schulze
Jerry Keres
C.J. Thiig
Vince Conboy
Joe Acashek
Fred Ailler
Bizgi
Biss. L. D. Harkrider
Leo Kennedy
Bruce Beaty
Cowboy
Donza MicCarter
Ave
Rosemary Cirtis
E. Main St
Gance
Angeline Marone
James St
Tom Cherek
Barner St
YMCA
Charles Davis
Evican Ave
Ter
High School Choir Presents Evening of Christmas Music
The 134 voice high school senior choir opens with Adeste Fideles and performs seasonal selections under Miss Zelme Monts. Drama scenes, solos by Danny Brown and others, and nativity tableaux are featured. Public and student assemblies run today through Thursday then WAUX broadcasts 1:15 to 2:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelme Monts
Metcner
Drarma Hes
Danny Brown
Arlene Ranke
Joel Taber
Phyilis Venes
Jeanne Cor Relius
Emabelle Andree
Jerry Kurth
Warner Kirchoffer
Marissa Olson
Donna Ruitler
Karl Schrieder
Bob Wrman
WAUX
Waukesha Schools
New Snowstorm To Strike Here In Wisconsin
A major snowstorm is forecast to hit Wisconsin bringing four to ten inches of snow. Strong winds are expected with heavy drifting. Forecaster Keoward Thompson warned of blizzard-like conditions and frigid temperatures as the storm moves through the state.
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Wisconsin
Gay
Mitsube
Keoward Thompson
Thompson
Prc
Defense Department Listing Prisoners May Delay Truce
The Defense Department lists American prisoners held by the Communists, a move that may delay a December armistice. Negotiations stall over translating 132,474 Communist prisoners into Chinese and Korean, with Red demands seen as a barrier to prisoner exchange. United Nations notes a possible renewal of war if Christmas passes without accord.
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Paxmunijom
Korea
Red Geman
United Nations Command
Stalin
B. Gen
B_ Nuckois
Tve
Delafield Town Farmer Dies at 47
Serbert August Mueller a Delafield town farmer died at his home yesterday at 47. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Christ Lutheran church Pewaukee with Rev. Theodore Thurow. Burial Pine Lawn cemetery Milwaukee. Survived by wife Elsa a son Herbert his parents Mr and Mrs Fred W SineBer of Brookfield two brothers Paul of South Silwaukee Elmer of Richfield four sisters Mrs Ophelia Klein Mrs Laurina Zillmer of Brookfield Mrs Lydia Timm of Oconomowee and Mrs Matilda Basiag of Waukesha. Friends may call William R Hansen funeral home Pewaukee after 7 p.m. today and at the church tomorrow from 1 a.m. until service.
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Serbert August Mueller
Delafield
Chr Lutheran Church
Peweckee
Theodore Thurow
Pine Lawn Cemetery
Milwaukee
MueHer
Wfe
Elsa
Herbert
Fred W. SineBer
Brookfield
Paul
South Silweukee
Elmer
Richfield
Mirs
Ophelia Klein
Laurina Zillmer
Brook Geld
Lydia Timm
Oconsteowee
Matilda Basiig
Ai Waukesha
William R. Hansen
Pewaukee
Carroll College Grants Two Week Christmas Vacation
Carroll college suspended classes for two weeks affecting 434 students. The break begins at noon today with instruction paused until classes resume the morning of January 3.
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Carroll College
Western Allies accuse Russia of pressuring Middle East nations
The United States, Britain, France and Turkey accuse Moscow of trying to frighten Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Israel and Transjordan from joining a proposed Middle East defense command. They delivered parallel notes in Moscow and publicized them in Washington, London, Paris and Ankara, rejecting Soviet claims of external interference and defending Middle East nations’ right to determine their policies without pressure.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
London
Paris
Ankara
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Rael
Transjordan
Middle East
U.S
State Department
Local Temperature Report Yesterday and Range
Yesterday averaged marked by a mean temperature near seven degrees with a high around twenty and a low near negative six. The prior year saw a high of twelve and a low of negative seven, with hourly readings noted through the day.
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Yester
Das
Bryce Emslie Dead at 72 in Milwaukee Area
Bryce Emslie 72 a painter and decorating contractor here died this morning at his home 147 Rendelist after a heart attack He had been ill for months Born April 16 1879 he lived in the area all his life and worked in his trade for 39 years He leaves his wife Hatlie two daughters Mrs Dorov F Morris of Milwaukee and Mrs Jean Schirmacher of Waukesha four grandchildren two children precede him in death a brother James of Chicago and a sister Mrs Oliver Hughes of Milwaukee The funeral will be Friday at 2 pm at Randle funeral home with burial at Prairie Home cemetery Friends may call after 3 pm tomorrow at the funeral home
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Bryce Blair Emslie
Rendelist
Emslie
Hatlie
Dorov F Morris
Bulwaukee
Birs
Jean Schirmacher
Waukesha
Bernice Grabow
Detroit
Howard
James
Chicago
Oliver Hughes
Milwaukee
Randle Demeral
Prairie Home Cemetery
Pewaukee Man Bound Over For Trial On Non Support
Floyd Brown, 41, was bound over today for trial in municipal court on a non support charge after waiving a preliminary hearing. The complaint alleges he failed to support his wife and five minor children. Eugene R Triantafelo, 20, of West Allis, was fined five dollars and costs for driving without a valid license and five dollars for failing to stop at a stop sign. He was picked up in the town of New Berlin December a.
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Pewaukee
Floyd
Brown
Eugene R. Triantafelo
West Allis
New Berlin
Dec. A
Two Waukesha County Men Reported Prisoners in Korea
News from Waukesha County reports Capt Farrell E Graver and Sgt Kenneth J Tusker named as prisoners in the northern Korea Chiang-Song camp per a Communist list. Families react with mixed shock and cautious hope as telegrams confirm the claims and radio reports surface.
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Waukesie County
Horee
Farrell E. Graver
Gertrude Grever
Harry Graver
Madison Si
Mathex
Graver
Kenneth J. Tusker
Cutferd Millis
Ocoromoroc
Milwaukee
Abrs
Edmund Sip
Okauchee
UN Rebuts Russia on Two Major Questions
In Paris the United Nations rejected Moscow on Germany and disarmament. The special political committee backed a Western plan to form a five nation commission to probe free elections in Germany, while the main political committee endorsed a Western disarmament plan and set up a 12 member commission to oversee it. Russia and East Germany oppose the German commission. Poland declined to join.
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Paris
United Nations
Russia
Germany
Israel
East Ger
Jwote
Relatives Notified As U S Lists 3 198 POWs In Korea
Washington defense officials released a list of 3 198 U S service members reported by the Communists as missing in action or held prisoners in Korea. Maj Gen William F Dean and SaE H Jonsson were named medal of honor recipients on the list. Congressmen urged a full inquiry into communist actions against prisoners as the Pentagon warned the remaining 7 500 missing would be updated later.
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Washington
U.S
Korea
Defense Department
Pentagomx
Penteson
Tomorow
Tokyo
William F. Dean
Taejon
James EH. Jonsson
Washington, D
Chosin Reservoir
Pentagon
Defense Department Normmnally Goss Fet
Armed Forces
Ammy
John Danjep
Leoza G. Davlap
San Pablo
Calif
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U. N. General Assembly
Darryn Mead
Oconomowoc
May
Mary Knight
Ann Kioseff
Oakland Ave
Gloria Weller
Everrese
Rassear
Harry Grauer
Col Purcell Greuer
Borea
Birs. Graver
Narer
Stertling
Ware
Amy
Grever
Phyllis
sEreeman
Orcilie
Ixonjaxi
Deboran
Sen Henneth Tusker
Orville
Tuskey
Itiantry
Annoy
Reeman Sieff
Bryce Emslie
Tate James
Anna Blair Emslie
Peter Wild
Exmassie
Old Second Ward
Presbyterian Church
Chiang-Song
Gravers
Bame
Nancy
Beara
Kce Gay
Mrs. Graver
Mrs.Graver
International Harvester Company
Megane
Furrell
Waukesha High School
Phillis
Wayne
Stilp
Kenneth
Biss
the Army
Firreil
Manes
Poland
Boy the West
Henry Modell
New York
American Legion
Truman
Modell
America
Army
Defense Department Warmit
Commounists
International Red Crogs
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