More Jobs Here Work Nears Peak in Local Labor Market
A. H. Ludwig of the Wisconsin State Employment Service reports job seekers in Waukesha, Ozaukee, and Washington counties rising to meet available openings as May visits declined 25 percent to 2,490. He notes a shift from surplus labor to a tight market with qualified applicants, boosted by high school and college graduates and school counseling programs.
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Youth Arrested for Imprudent Speeding After Crash
Deputies arrested a Watkeshy youth for speeding after his car swerved and rolled near Waukesha. Jef Hxbout two miles east of the city, with passenger Dusald Meintere booked on related charges. Another incident in Caledonia left Wissouth slightly injured when his car struck a Climmersruck driven by Chris Pennnet at Hy 1S and Sunnyslope Road, about 12 miles SE of Waukeshu. Robert Hribar suffered a minor bruise.
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County Couple Wins Chance to Break Bank
A New York City based TV show Break the Bank offers a trip for two to the Wishton Winners Mr and Mrs Join Behling selected from postcards. They will appear on the program and stay at the Rotel Stator with $150 expenses. The couple will travel home Saturday morning after the POL prize draw.
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State Man Celebrates 101st Birthday Today
Beloit Wisconsin reports Edward Uchling aged 101, inventor of the pyrometer, is celebrated as the oldest person in Who's Who. He will gather with family at a nephew's home for dinner after a morning observance.
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Farewell to Carrolls 133 Veterans in Final Graduation
Carroll College bids farewell to its 133 veterans forming the final large graduation class. Dean Kaufman lauds their high record and discipline, noting veterans outpace nonveterans on the honor roll and adapt quickly to college life. The class marks Carroll’s growth in accommodating veteran students with housing and faculty support.
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WAUX Stock Shift Told In Radio Station Sale
President Carl Taylor announced WAUX stock shifts as three in the WAUX board relinquished their interests. Lloyd Burlingham and Russell Salter sold shares, with new vice president and secretary-treasurer to be appointed. The sale does not affect operations, though some shares were already paid to key employees and more were offered.
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FugitiveKills Self in North Texas Pursuit
A fugitive sought by police killed himself during a transport to Neweritte Hospital after a chaotic pursuit in the northwest Kansas area. Authorities report the suspect was identified as Davald Navitsen, with initial notes indicating he died by self-inflicted means as officers closed in.
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Hostess Informer Sentences Guest to Prison in Local Case
A distorted report describes a hostess turning informer leading to a guest's imprisonment. The incident references multiple names and places including Marien Wawd and Mile Wwatkee, with details about a theft and a car being stolen near a home. The article mentions police, a ritual of charges, and a courtroom progression, all framed as a sequence of sensational rural crime notes.
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Japanese Communist Strike Leaders Face Harsh Tokyo Verdicts
Trial outcomes hinge on eight Japanese defendants linked to a Tokyo rally attack that injured five American soldiers during a Memorial Day event. Onishi received ten years. six others got seven years. two got five years each. Proceedings labeled the protest as patriotic by some, with no indictments on the broader Communist action.
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Truman veto threat shapes House tax bill clash
President Truman told Democratic leaders he would veto any excise tax reduction bill that causes a substantial revenue loss. The House tax committee pushed ahead with cuts totaling about 1.27 billion, including a drop in 20 percent excises on items and a plan to cut cabaret taxes, while seeking revenue offsets through loophole closures.
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Local Churches Differ on Scouts
The three Lutheran pastors in Waukesha offered mixed responses to a scouting policy dispute within the Missouri Synod. Revs Zarting and Shlley declined comment, while Pastor Gruen emphasized church members’ roles in Boy Scout activities and the denomination’s stance.
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Milwaukee Considers Local Option Control
Milwaukee evaluates local option control amid unclear details. Proposed measures reference regional governance and potential changes in authority, with community input expected to shape next steps.
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Local Evictions Light After Rent Control Lift
Waukesha reports that the expiration of state rent controls lifted Thursday has had little effect on landlords and tenants. Attorneys and landlords say eviction notices remain at typical levels with no unusual surge observed so far.
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Madison rent rise sparks veteran housing debate
War veteran McCoy and Gomes protested rent hikes in Madison Wisconsin as monthly costs surged from 44.7 to 800 dollars. The state considered lifting contrasts while residents faced growing housing burdens amid tense market conditions.
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Unclear OCR Note on Tenants and Rent Increases
Fragments discuss landlords and tenant relations, mentioning increases and proceedings. An attorney notes possible interest from tenants but cites little inquiry and no anticipated activity beyond tentative steps. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear references.
Britain Declines Participation In Western Europe Pool Plan
Paris reports that Britain refuses to join a Western Europe coal and steel pooling scheme as six nations including France Belgium the Netherlands Western Germany Luxembourg and the Saar reach agreement on an immediate objective. France proposes a high authority to bind decisions while Britain holds off awaiting French conditions delaying full conference.
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Mukwonago Youth Wins TV Set in Freeman Contest
Mukwonago youth wins a television set in the Freeman Newsboy Contest. The event highlighted local students with entries judged on creativity and effort, awarding prizes such as bags, gloves, and cameras.
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Weather forecast for Sunday picnic day in state
A garbled weather brief notes a Sunday picnic forecast with mentions of rain and midnights. It references a weather service outlook, and indicates unsettled conditions across regions with possible showers. The text is broken and difficult to parse but centers on weekend weather.
Student Electrocuted in Superior Area Park Incident
A student at Superior State College was electrocuted at a park area near Superior, Wisconsin, during an event involving Rae mond and Bloom. Authorities confirmed the death and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the electrical hazard at the site.
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