28 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1950
Page
1
Federal Judge K. Ten presides over a February hearing on the financially strapped Interurban line as it seeks reorganization. The firm reports 347 284 in revenue for the year and faces tax assessments, potential lawsuits, and fleet upgrades with 10 000 ties and steel rails cited in preliminary surveys.
Wievson, 25, of Was granted divorce from husband Lawish in Jude Alley county court. Decree cites cruelty and insult as grounds. Custody of the child awarded to the wife with alimony and support ordered.
A person discovered an infant abandoned in front of a parked car near Melville. Police described the scene as urgent and began a local investigation. The child was found wearing a diaper and a blue green patterned blanket and was taken to a hospital for care.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses workers, wages, and union remarks. It mentions a president and Casey, rights, and labor date references, with garbled names and phrases, lacking clear events or outcomes. The readable portions hint at labor discussion but no definite actions or resolutions are observable.
Warm trend noted in city climate with higher daytime highs and lighter morning fog. Observers report fluctuating readings across districts and expect continued milder conditions into the week.
Retail stores in the city reflect a wholesale uptick as butter moves up to four cents per pound. Reports indicate price firmness in Chicago New York and other markets with gains of around 9 to 12 cents in certain wholesale lines.
U S forces tightening around Seoul face weather and fog delays as taverns and shops report mixed New Year crowds. Despite hopes for open houses, many establishments trim staff. some eateries stay open with limited service while proprietors warn of reduced travel and cautious spending.
The report lists total casualties at 38,000 with 8,432 wounded and 5,742 berth were noted. The message mentions a defense department tally and hints at ongoing casualties from the Korean conflict. Details are uncertain due to garbled OCR but indicate rising losses and official curbs on full disclosure.
Waukesha residents are warned tax bills will be mailed early next week or the following week. Treasurer Schafer notes bills will be due by February and urges prompt payment. deadlines and payment locations include the courthouse and designated collection points.
Fragmentary notes reference a March draft set at 80 000 with unclear context. Hints point to a discussion or calculation involving mirrors, intervals, and Ка rimed terms. The readable fragments mention Viygqunet and Te te hel einder Liphe in passing.
Fragmented text details a Marine timetable or city schedule. Key entities and events are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece mentions Marines, a new city schedule, and related unclear notes. No concrete dates or places can be read.
A crowded display features thirty two homes with one standout property drawing special attention. Residents and organizers highlight a unique design or feature that sets the brightest home apart, amid a bustling event near the Seagate area.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Border City and Chinese preparing drive with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a travel or movement theme with numerous broken terms and unrelated words interwoven, lacking a clear event, date, or structured details.
Fragmentary text mentions a surgeon and a Kin af Waukesha, with scattered references to a tree, Fantelitn, and Petrlosenay Fry. No coherent events or clear names create a full news item. readable elements suggest a local medical figure amid unrelated garbled phrases.
Fragmented OCR text references Heber Bea Pan Const Goth Lat with garbled names and terms. The readable bits suggest a local item noting individuals and places, but specifics are unclear. The record preserves the scattered proper nouns as read.
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