Council Learns Municipal Homes in Poor Shape
City council hears that two city owned houses at 1332 Carroll and 505 Maple are in need of repairs or face condemnation for code violations. A plan to renovate into two apartments and transfer to the Veterans Administration housing authority is proposed, while park and school boards may review the properties for future needs.
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Carroll
Blapleave
Leisten
Tuumcaimen
A. F. Jones
Jones
Veterans Administration Housing Authority
Ald
Frank Roberts
Joseph O'Connell
Lousten
Maple Street 4
Park and School Boards
Emma ‘Thuston
Cook St
Council Approves Highway Addition to City Roads
City council, prompted by City Engineer Walter Dick, moves to add three highways Hy 184 and two county trunks East Avenue and Broadway routes to state and federal aid eligibility under a new public roads program. The measure, requested by the state highway commission, states no loss of rights to pursue Hy 5% if the proposal fails.
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Waukesha
Walter Dick
East Avenue
Hartwell
Arcadian
Broadway
Rowing Avenue
State Highway Commission
Waukests
Bally
Elty
Flock proposes numerous building line changes to guard residential areas
The cone last night sent several building line proposals to the ordinance committee to protect residential character. Proposals include 29 foot north side line on College from Maple to Granml and 10 foot lines on Perkins from White Rock to Main with parking preservation in mind. Additional lines along Bueta Vista Delafield Summit Randall and other streets aim to retain right of way for Delafield and Sum mit. A 90 day effective ordinance would annex arc parcels near the new high school to the 10th ward.
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Ordinance Committee
College Avenue
Maple
Granml
Richard Arms
Perkins Avenue
White Rock
Breck
Main
Ordinhee Committee
Ineerectinny
Delafield
Sumsmit
Bueta Vista
Barstow
Madison
Summit
Delsfield
Lemtra
Sumeut
Delafeld
Hue
Randall
Chicago
Baxter Front Corinda
Buckley Street
Strand
BE. Main
Perking Avenue
Couner
Common Council
Feministion
East Avenue
Main Street
Espt Avenue
Conk
Collinge
Grand Avenue
Wisconsin
College
Martin Street
South Street
Broadway
Fast Avenue
Delafield Residents Push Better Bus Service to Milwaukee
About 160 residents testified at a Cushing school hearing on improving bus links between Delafield and Milwaukee. They cited poor Greyhound service, and urged allowing Badger Coaches to stop in Delafield while coordinating with Speedrail to boost interurban use.
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Delafield
Delafied
Milwaukee
Cushing School
C. A. Groatemaat
Speedball
Pany
Cconomowoe
Wate Kesha
Peresonnel
Edison B. Lerch
St. John's Miliary Academy
Delaford
Greyhound Areaa
Mitwanekee Toys
Badger Coaches
Ing
Madison
Delafield Residants
General retreat in Suwon area shocks Korea front
Midnight dispatches report a large scale American withdrawal from the Suwon area as North Korean forces advance.reports indicate 3,005 Communist troops and 1,000 tanks pressing south from Seoul toward Pyongtaek and Taejon, with Inchon allies moving through Suwon to the front.
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Korea
Korgar
Pusan
Seoul-Sineon
Pryottack
G.i.'s
Kores
Suwon
Dowglad MacArthur
Osan
MacArthur
Seoul
Beaul
Inchon
U.S
United States
Artops
Cal Re
Suwsty
I.rent
Seven Officers Asked for Police Expansion in City
The fire and police commission asked the common council to adopt a six day work week with one day off and to hire seven new policemen. The request, passed unanimously at its May 17 meeting, was referred to three committees for consideration. The commission cited extra policing needs due to parking notices and other unusual work and noted the new positions would require three existing officers to be reassigned or added. Final council action was anticipated at the August 1 meeting. the current force totals 28 officers.
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Winkes
Fire and Police Commission
Poliemes
Asp
Vet Druggist Dies Stevens Point
A veteran Stevens Point druggist, W. Ty Prereq, died last night in what authorities termed a likely natural death. The deceased practitioner had served the local community for decades, operating a longtime pharmacy and contributing to charitable efforts.
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Stevens Point -In
Stevene
Train Crash Cracks El Capitan and Chief Kill Ten
Ten people died when Santa Fe trains El Capitan and Chief collided on parallel tracks near Peoria county. Wreck tore through coaches and baggage cars as passengers and crew suffered critical injuries and rescue teams searched for remains. The crash halted the transcontinental line for hours with relief trains ferrying survivors to hospitals in Peoria, Galesburg, and beyond.
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Monila
Santa Fe
el Capitan
Peoria County
Chauncey EB Wood
St Francis Hospital
Pear
Galesburg
Phrallel
EY Capitan
EI Capitan
Croull
Fort Madison
Kapitan
Dietel
Pasengers
el Canlinn
Wwe
St Mary's Hospital
St Francis
Praetor
Peniia
Santae
Chicarn
Corner Weed
Zoning Plans Spur Off Street Parking Line Setbacks
The planning and zoning commission proposes building lines for off street parking near East Avenue Main to Soo Line and other streets. The proposals aim to prompt ordinance drafting while a Ford garage permit is contested, with the applicant appealing a building inspector’s delay as zoning boards decide on a 10 to 25 foot setback.
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Richard E. Arms
Ford
Main Street
Marin Street
Bach
RT. Jones
Ptm
Jones
Zoning Board of Appealy
Board
Plottning and Zoning Commission
Martin
Housing Group Presents Report on City Homes Project
Ipslight council heard the final report from the city housing authority. The group managed construction and sale of city homes over several years led by chairman John Pfetter. Total property transactions reached 72 as of April 30, 1980, with new units adding about 4,000 yearly tax revenue. costs totaled 260,214.19, with 261 accounted for by home values. A note blamed 7,000 in interest and delayed sales on commissions. The group expected to finish public housing by March 1854 due to land-contract terms on six houses.
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Common Council
Ipslight
City Housing Authority
John Pfetter
Mer Sity
Fetter
Concert Tonight At Cutter Park With Weber Aid
Weather plans disrupt Weber concert at Cutter Park tonight. Band and performers race to start as rain threatens the second Atarlight event. Margaret Kilburn of Wienfesta will begin solo, joined by John Anelo’s quartet in Milwaukee, with prior singing at CGMO Ord daub Kase.
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Cuter Park
Margaret Kilburn
Wienfesta Commay
John Anelo
Milwsuken
Deadline for Bike Licenses Set for July 15
Police Chief Harold Owens announced a July 15 deadline for bike licenses. He warned that bikes without valid licenses will be banned from streets. The department has issued about 1,400 to 1,800 licenses this year, with the annual average in that range. The license desk will be open Saturday at the police station.
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Harold Owens
Owens Sant
President Truman Expresses Confidence On Korea
President Truman remained hopeful that North Korean invaders would be defeated despite reverses. He declined to comment on certain security plans, noted mobilization debates, and said no definite plans for national guard or diversion of funds had been made, while stressing reserves would not be drawn without approval.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Hite
Congress
Syerebor
Dalaise de Patimehl
Micuistria
Stuart Symington
National Security Resourcrs Board
Dain
Ivaylanle Vo
Wold
City Park Employees Respond to Local Blood Bank
Fifteen of nineteen maple trees near City Park signal volunteer action as the City Park department joins the Waukesha blood bank drive. The Milwaukee Blood Bank mobile unit, Aug 11 from 1:30 to 1 pm, will be staffed by Dr. Tibor Greenwald and registered nurses, with refreshments and post-donation rest area provided.
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City Park
Waukesha Binod
Wauskesha Biood Bank
Rnft
Valuntorr Dommes
Prageéck
Ork
Dalle Breeman
Milwauker Blan Aentos
Waukesha
Tibor Greenwalt
Treshmente
Bere View Clue
Muswaukee Center
Blond Bank
Wtate
Wan Kesha Tener Lon
Committees Named to Revise Plumbing and Electric Code
Officials appoint a committee to revise the city plumbing and electrical codes. Members include Mayor Brice, advisers Ewart Saline Waiter and Mosher Muench, with JD Wohrr Ray Montes and others guiding technical updates. The group will draft amendments for council approval and set code timelines.
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Corumir Pune
Brice Draty
Cumumon
Willard
WAL Rcl MN Dt
Walter Baler
Ginrer Cox
Edward Kewnon
Kiner Micklen
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Bruce Beaty
Hippenmeyer
Thuston
Cook Steel
Majon Realy
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Ior
Welfare Department
Northwest
Weaver Shan Aranat
Bude Wiee
Murrey
Badger Lines
Bota
Mmemcbers
State Welfare Board
Wisconsin School For Boys
Russell G Oswald
Corren
Sous
William H. Stufley
Mra
Beck
West Alle
Clide 'Eed
Saeer Jetendant
Harold! Story
Milwaukes
Wiliam B.1 Stovall
Earl Bielnpell
Cassvilly
Raph A Oyniein
Matt Waukes
Harrison Garner
Job Tramburg
Mas
Freeman
U. S
Tiles Nouth
Pyongwek
Taejon
Chungu
Pyongtaek
Chungiu
Utuhe Etront
Samchex
Chungju
Pyomguike Ible
Puram Chungsu
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