Truman objects to dairy import curbs under Defense Production Act
President Truman criticized a new import control rule on dried dairy products saying it aids Kremlin propaganda and harms American interests. He urged repeal, noting the move stems from Section 101 of the Defense Production Act and was enacted despite his and Secretary Brannan’s opposition.
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Truman
Tihe Agriculture Department
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Sweden
New Zealand
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Mr. Truman
Charles F Frannan
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Ciniem Bilt
Acte TonsTmition
Inquest Planned Into Madison Traffic Death
A coroner's inquest will probe the death of a seven year old Madison woman after a collision on Madison route B near George's Corners. Coroner Alvin Johnsen will oversee testimony on the circumstances of the crash which happened last week near Coerke's Corners. The case delays until a new district attorney takes office and an inquest can begin.
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Waukesha County Supervisor Evans Files Re-Election Papers
Ralpi Evans, county board supervisor for Waukesha's seventh ward, has filed nomination papers for another term. The announcement came as the spring election season kicks off today.
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Ralpi Evans
Waukesha
Aves Almanac Weather for January 1
Aves Almanac Wisconsin reports cloudy conditions with minimal temperature changes. Tonight's low 15 to 20 degrees, near Lake Michigan 25 to 32. Thursday highs 25 to 30 north and 26 to 30 south with a 7 am low around 20. Mean around 28. Yesterday high 33 low 24. Year ago high 39 low 25. Hourly temps listed for the day.
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Lake Michigan
Aukesha
Plane hijack attempt ends with pilot killed in red held territory
Philippine Airlines Flight PAL 4 was hijacked by a Chinese gunman Ang Cho Kio. Pilot Pedro Z Perlas was killed during the struggle as two U S Information Service employees Mary Ireton and Marshall Nunn used lipstick SOS signals to attract Nationalist fighter planes. The plane landed at Kinmen after a four hour pursuit over the China Sea and Nationalist air forces intervened.
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Bethel
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Kinmen
Four Fined In Court Here
Four Milwaukee people including a 26 year old woman were fined in municipal court for morals and disorderly conduct. Phyllis Mosinski paid 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to a morals charge. Wayne Corning 19 and Raymond Zupet 19 each paid 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to morals charges. Corning also paid another 25 dollars and costs for a disorderly conduct charge. Stanley Corning 18 was fined 25 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty. The group was arrested a week earlier for breaking a window at the Sandy Beach tavern on Big Muskego lake while trying to pull their car from the mud.
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Phyllis Mosinski
Wayne Corning
Raymond Zupet
Sandy Beach
Big Muskego Lake
Youth in Wisconsin accused in truck accident case
A 15 year old boy on parole from the Wisconsin School for Boys denied in juvenile court today that he drove a truck involved in an accident that damaged a car and fled the scene. The judge postponed the hearing to Friday as the boy’s mother and employer could not attend.
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William Gramling
Waukesha County
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Jurice Gramting
Warrants Sought in South Milwaukee Pool Hall Stabbing
Police announced warrants against Kenosha youth Anthony J Saikis 18 for stabbing three teens outside a South Milwaukee pool hall. Chief Tylicki said the incident occurred after a brawl, with Saikis surrendering later at his Kenosha home following tips from three teenage girls present at the hall.
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Tavern League Seeks Law Change On Tavern Hours
Waukesha County Tavern League president Erv R Lacy says she will push for state legislation to tighten tavern closing hours next year Aligning with requests from tavernkeepers to allow New Year’s Eve service past 1 am Lacy notes enforcement differs by county and cites Milwaukee area practices as unfair.
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David Dan
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Rity Land
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Milwauskee County
James Small 4 Dead in New Berlin Funeral Planned
James Small 4 died early Tuesday in New Berlin, a county board member since 1918 and longtime community helper. He served on the county board, chaired committees, and helped feed the needy. Survived by three sons and three daughters, with services planned at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Hale’s Corners Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Eisenhower vows cooperation with Congress on spending cuts
President elect Eisenhower meets with Senate and House leaders to outline a first phase plan targeting federal spending. He stresses cooperation with Congress and seeks consultation on appointments. Taft says bipartisan support will help push a return to pre New Deal fiscal restraint, with emphasis on spending reduction first.
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Ohio
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Gloomy year ends with cold air and thinning snow
A blustery and cold end to the year 1952 brings gray skies and light mist over streets. Forecasters warn temperatures may drop below freezing as the old man nears retirement and the new year, 1953, looms with tighter winter conditions ahead.
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Treernienvirk
di Toanighe Road
Acheson Defends UN Employment Amid Loyalty Concerns
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told a House subcommittee that disloyal Americans at the United Nations do not threaten national security though they damage the nation's reputation. He defended State Department screening and acknowledged ongoing loyalty investigations and high political pressure ahead of Tuesday’s hearing.
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Driver Injured When Truck Rolls at Valley Sand & Gravel
Elmer Whanimik, 87, of Waukesha route 3, suffered serious injuries Tuesday afternoon when a semi-trailer rolled backwards at Valley Sand & Gravel near Present Hill. Co worker Kami disengaged the trailer. Whanimik was found unconscious and hospitalized at Waukesha Memorial Hospital with expected release today.
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Waukesha
Valley Sand & Gravel Co
Prespent Hill
Kami
Waukesha ‘Memorial Hospital
Judge Faces Tax Charges Involving County Official
Madison. County Judge Gergen faces four counts of filing fraudulent state income tax returns linked to a law partnership with Verne Knoll. The case covers inaccurate 1415 and 1939 returns and an overall unreported income of 312,000. Knoll, ex-Beaver Dam attorney, was later jailed for embezzlement. The tax action seeks his reporting to Madison Superior Court.
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Balok Kamm
Madison
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Knoll
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Roy Proctor
Dodge County
Oscar Rennebohm
Yard
University of Wisconsin Law School
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Bardwell
Local Woman Dies At Hospital Here
Mrs. Mary Jazee Panella, 61, died suddenly last night at Waukesha Memorial hospital. Survived by husband Nick Panella, three daughters Mary Panella Milwaukee, Carolyn Block Cedar Rapids, Emma Meyer Waukesha, two sons Joseph and Nicholas Inzeo both of Waukesha, mother Mary Natalizio, siblings A J Natalizio Joseph Natalizio Anna Vitacl Emma Sasso Caroline Scrima Katherine Bartoli Margaret Doyle, nine grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 8:45 a.m. from Randle Funeral home to St Josephs church. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday with parish vigil 8 p.m. The Weber Funeral home in charge.
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Carolyn Block
Cedar Rapids Jr
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Nicholas Inzeo
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A. J. Natalizio
Weber Funeral Home
Gifts Await First Baby at Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Gifts from 24 Waukesha merchants awaited the hospital's first baby after midnight at Waukesha Memorial. The annual First Baby contest awards a coat, garments, and birth announcements, with prizes for twins. Past winners include Barbara Burenhalt, Cheryl Lee Chapman, Martin Kawalski, and Gordon Reimer.
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Star of the Park Theater
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Barbara Burenhalt
Pewaukee
Cheryl Lee Chapman Mukwonago
Martin Kawalski
Tried to Sell Bad Bandages Charge Indicts Firm
Federal officials praise a conscientious foreman for uncovering a plot to ship 15 000 defective tourniquet bandages for Korea. Guild Products Corp and manager Richard Green of East Orange were indicted on four counts of concealment and deceit. Foreman Jacob Foerster of Irvington tipped off the FBI last July and quit his job.
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Richard Green
East Orange
U. S
Grover C. Richman
Richman
Jacob Foerster
Irvington
Guild Products
FBI
Foerster
Firefighters Answer Two Calls Including Fatality at Main Street
Firemen responded to two calls Tuesday night, one at 110 E Main St at 10:04 p.m. for a respirator and another at 184 Fourth St for an overheated oil burner at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Mary Paneltin, 61, died despite revival efforts. damage reported at the second location.
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Mary Paneltin
Fourth St
Special Party at Youth Center Tonight
High school students and young adults in Waukesha are invited to a New Year’s Eve party at the youth center. Music from a juke box will be provided along with noise makers and mate.
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Waukesha
Seven Injured in Two Crashes at Same Spot on Highway
Seven people were injured in two crashes at the same icy spot on Hy. 15 near Troy Center. The first crash struck Ronald Schwartz’s car and a second crash two hours later caused additional injuries. All victims listed as fair at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Names include Catherine Schwartz 33 and Dorothy Schwartz 38 with various injuries, plus Nelly Schwartz 34 Victor Schwartz 170 and Paul Schowalter 71 among others from Troy Center route 1 and Milwaukee areas. A separate accident on Hy. 24 near Big Bend injured Floyd Hardt 27 with a head cut.
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Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Catherine Schwartz
Big Bend
Paulfore
Schowalter
Milwaukee
Sheriff's Department
Ducfer
Schowalt
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