Russia asks UN to condemn Dutch invasion in Indonesia
Russia urged the United Nations Security Council to condemn the Dutch invasion of Indonesia as unprovoked aggression. Jacob Malik accused the Dutch of imperialism and threatened world peace, while India and Australia backed the US resolution calling for Dutch retreat to pre Sunday lines and an immediate ceasefire.
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Paris
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Indonesia
Jacob Malik
Tha UN
Council
China
W. R. Hodgson
Austriasia
Khour
Hodgson
M. J. Dewal
India
U. S
Malik
Gran Britain
Netherlands
Mark
Security Council
Australia
United Nations
Thea
Southeast Asia
Two County Women Hurt in Accidents
Two county women were injured in separate traffic incidents with no serious injuries. Frances Monacelli, 30, of Lannon, bruised her forehead when her car collided at the Lisbon Lannon Stone Co entrance with Oswald Monacelli, 36, as he exited the grounds. Albert Gross, 31, of Menomonee Falls, was driving about 40 mph and could not avoid hitting Monacelli’s car when another vehicle approached from behind. Alice Denzen, 18, of Okauchee, sprained an arm after slipping on a slippery road and hitting a car driven by Harold Frodermann, 34, of Okauchee, in Summit Township.
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Frances Monacelli
Lannan
Sheriff's
Lisbon Lannon Stone Co
Oswald J. Monacelli
Lannon
Stone Company
Page
Albert Gross
Menomonee Falla Route 1
Gross
Monacelli
Alice Denzen
Oknuchee
Summit
Lauretia Lorenx
Okauches
Harold Frodermann
Frodermann
Roberts Takes Fourth Wife in Simple Waukesha Ceremony
Dr. David Roberts 83, a Waukesha veterinarian manufacturer, wed his fourth wife 32-year-old Elizabeth Walker in a low key home ceremony witnessed by Harry Cook and Elizabeth Blodgett. The groom’s past marriages include a murder-related case and a contentious settlement.
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David Roberts
Waukesha
Elizabeth Walker
Milwaukea
Prome
Roberta
Wisconsin
A. BE .Gregory
Congregational Church
Harry Cook
Elizabeth Blodgett
Roberts
Charlotta Seybold
Goldammer Wins Decoration Prize In Waukesha Contest
Two judges and five kibltzers judged about 40 decorated homes in Waukesha. Roland Goldammer earned first prize of 26 dollars and a picture for a front door wreath with colored lights. Vernon took second with a yard tree display, and Joseph Kremer placed third for a miniature village and carols from a record player.
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al Creekmur
Kiwania International
Pewaukee
John Nichola
Owonomowoe
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Kiwanis
Roland Goldammer
S. Porfer Nye
Goldammer
Vernon
Clit Vernon
Broadway
Joseph Kremer
E. St. Paul
Kramer
Siga
Hia
R.mh
Schuett
Porter
Jerry Berger
Beechwood
Mohor
Kiwanis Club
W. Zamjan
G. R. Fiank
Grant
George
Cingros
Doppat
Erwin Muenzberg
Chicago
John D. Watton
Waukesha
Karl I. Pfachter
AVS
Ray A. Berger
Windsor Drive
Rowland Robarts
Perkins Ave
Lois Olson
Billant
Guy A. Butterfield
N. Grand
George Brooks
Riverview Ave
W. Petajan
S. Porter
D. A. Renner
N. Eastave
Kibbwors
Waukesha Kiwanis Club
Wife Stays in California After Service Buddy Affair
Richard M. Krumace of Okauchee sued for divorce after his wife Lorraine traveled with him to Los Angeles to visit a service friend and refused to return. She reportedly fell in love with the buddy and stayed in California, with custody granted to Krumsee for their two year old son. Divorce final yesterday by Judge Allen Young.
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California
Richard M. Kerumace
Okauchee
Buddy
Krumace
Allen DD. Young
Lorraine
Los Angeles
Krumnes
Okauche
Jan
Krumsee
Thair
Lta Hina
al Krumson Gald
Mrs. Krumsee
City approves wage boosts for Menasha officials
The Menasha city council approved annual wage increases of 140 dollars for firefighters and police officers along with six other city officials including the city clerk treasurer engineer health officer fire chief and assistant police chief.
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Menasha
Eity.com
Cil
Tressurer
Policeman Wins $350 In Waukesha Football Pool
A police officer in Waukesha reported to have won $350 in a blind football pool tied to a Chicago game. Patrolman Kenneth Backer allegedly claimed the top prize after wagering on the final score, with another $180 going to halftime winner Harvey Swarts. Chief Harold Owens said an investigation is underway to determine legality and action.
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Waukesha
Kenneth Backer
Becker
Philadelphia Hagies
Harold T. Owens
John Weber TV
Avalon Hotel
Wisconsin
Harvey Swarts
Swarts
Convel Ig
Eagles
House Committee Lists Red Unions
The House UnAmerican Activities committee rated 23 CYO union leaders as Communist and said 20 CIO locals are or have been under Communist control. It warned Communists would try to stall the U S war effort and named unions and leaders including Harry Bridges and Abram Flaxer as cited. The report accompanies a pamphlet on Communism in labor and notes CIO President Murray was praised for denouncing Communists.
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Washington
Uai
UnAmerican Activities Committee
CYO
CIO Aftillates
United States
Russia
Eléctrical
Orker Artimg
Longshoremen's Union
U. 8
Electrical Workers Union
Planta
Ite
Ludey
Harry Bridges
Julius Emapak
James Matias
The
Electrical Workers
Abram Flaxer
United Public Workers of America
Saran Werf
CIO
Philip Murrey
Greater New York
CIO Council
Murray
CI0
W ‘An
Communiai
American Communications Assolation
Fur and Leather Workers
Maton
Union of Fishermen
al- Med Workars
Ame
Smelter
International Woodworkers of America
Marine Cooka and Stewards
Association of the Pacific Coast
National Maritime Union
United Public, Workers of America
Transport Workers Union
United Cannery, Agriculture
Woman Seeks Friend In Classifieds Receives Multiple Replies
Waukesha columnist notes a widow seeks a friendly partner through Freeman classified columns. She says she has home, garden, lawn, wealth enough but loneliness, vows the right man will have security and not drain her. Replies so far number twelve, with one from a care center man and others offering photos.
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Waukesha Tointy
Freeman
Band
Severn
Sire
Abexard
Waukesha
Judy X" Ward
Rentlee
Closebod Ad Department
Chriatman
Leipski Wins Service Club Yearbook Contest
Arline Leipski has been named winner of the Service Club contest sponsored by the Weankexha Service Club. The five dollar prize was awarded for a stylized dancer depiction used in the yearbook cover design.
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Arline Leipski
Teem Aed
Arilee
Roland Schrupp
Mite Laipski
Cost Of Living Declines For Second Straight Month
U P report shows cost of living fell eight tenths of one percent led by lower food prices. Clothing and house furnishing costs also dropped while rents and fuel rose only slightly. As of mid November living costs were 4.4 percent above 1947 levels and 20.2 percent higher than June 1946 when controls were lifted.
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Washington
U.P
Labor Department
Lving Corte
Esaenthala
Taxi radio control upheld by New York court
New York Supreme Court Justice Denis Cohalan denied a cab owner's bid for a temporary injunction against a city ordinance that gives passengers the right to switch off a taxi radio. The ruling preserves a one year old rule allowing passenger control even during a baseball game.
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New York
U.P
New York Supreme Court
Denis Cohalan
William Greenberg
Greenberg
Plane Crash In Spain Kills 27 Passengers
A Iberia plane en route from Barcelona to Madrid crashed in the Paoadola Sietra mountains near Tarragona after takeoff. All 27 aboard are believed to be Spanish. No cause is indicated at this time.
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Spain
Madrid
Ines
Barcelona
Ithe
Percens
Paoadola Sietra
Tarragona
White Christmas Seen for Midwest Forecast
The midwest expected a white Christmas with possible flakes for Wisconsin though uncertainty lingered about southern areas. Waukesha county might enjoy the weekend snowfall already observed. temperatures ranged from single digits to the upper teens with a cold Christmas eve anticipated.
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Midwest
Waukesha
Mont
Wisconsin
Waukesha County
New England
Mercury
Ohio River Valley
Escapees Take Own Holidays at Wisconsin School for Boys
Three boys at the Wisconsin School for Boys walked off the grounds and were later picked up by staff along Highway 59. The 13 year old from Jim Jas came to the school on Oct 15 and was no longer eligible for Christmas. a third boy, 10, remained at large after leaving Superior. Acting Supt Reed said activities like drama and athletics have expanded, and improved counseling by the welfare department has reduced escapes since Nov 16.
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Chelatimas
Wisconsin School For
Clyde J. Reed
Reed
Waukasha
Roaldenta
Jim Jas
Wik
Ja Crosan
Pram
Activites
Fruta
Colo
Mana Riemar
Read
Air Force enlistment report for Pettis youth from Dousman
Master Sergeant Walter Carlton reports Pattie Pettis 17 son of Mr and Mrs Ernest A Pettis of Dousman route has enlisted in the air force for three years. He joins the armed forces as a new recruit with assignment pending.
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AIR Force
Air
Walter
Carlaon
Nile
Pattie
Von
Ernest A. Pettis
Dousman
Patytis
Atc
Forcns
Sayre Claims Pumpkin Paper Theft From Government Office
Former assistant secretary of state Francis B Sayre said three pumpkin papers may have been stolen from his office in 1937 or 1938. He testified after hours of questioning by the House Committee on American Activities and noted only three documents bore his official stamp. Two telegrams from China and a lengthy department telegram were released or pending security review.
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Washington
LLP
Francis B. Sayre
Sayre
House On American Activities
Weasion
Oglalatore
Moscow
Bayro
Hankow
China
Tatngno
State Department
Hien Sayre
Egypt accuses Israel of violating UN armistice in Negev clashes
Cairo charges UN armistice breach as Israeli land sea and air forces strike Egyptian positions across the Negev and Gaza. Observers report wide aerial and naval activity with Israeli shelling near Khan Yunis and Rata, and Egyptian encirclement at Faluja.
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Wilam Riley
Minte
Haifa
Israel
Negev
Moshe Perlman
Ismaelf
Perlman
UN Taat
Niriny
Christina
United Nations
Holy Land
Ant
Egypt
Security Council
Downs
Gulbreak
Tarael
Spokvemman Enid
Sorees
Egyptihan
Vatujm
Tel Aviv
Raea
Ths
Alrich
Bgypt
Ieraeli
Gaza
Planca
Innat
Khan Yunis
Rata
Faluja
Local Firemen Inspect Overheated Oil Burner
New Bea town firefighters responded to an overheated oil burner at Ray Bare home on Highway 60. No damage or injuries. Cause believed to be a defective control. Earlier, a minor explosion in International Harvester laboratory prompted gas mask checks. fumes from perchloroethylene ignited but caused no injuries.
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Ahe Wte
Yenterday
Ray Bare
New Bea
International Harvester
Hera
Gus
Phil Olson
Weather Forecast and Almanac Notes
Forecast calls for fair north and mostly cloudy conditions in the port area with warmer readings in the south tonight. Minimums reach around 7 a m with a range from 2 to 12 yesterday and a year ago high 23 low 19. Local hourly temps show 70 soon. Almanac page lists moon phases and notable stars and planets with Saturn and the twins high in the evening sky.
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