Senators Hear Plan to Re Arm Europe
Washington hearings on a 51 22,500,000,000 annual arms program for the free world targetting three to four years of defense spending. Defense Secretary Louis Johnson forecasts about one billion dollars yearly for that period, while Secretary of State Dean Acheson notes the plan is less than half done. Acheson warns of an armed world but Johnson argues the program may stay steady or rise. Senate figures debate blanket presidential spending authority amid questions on timing and Atlantic Pact armed actions.
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Washington -Ith
Defense
Louis Johnson
United States
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Dean Acheson
Hearme
Acheson
Fis
Senate
Tom Connally
Tex
Foreum Relations Committee
Johnson
Tere
Bens
Vandenberg Johnson
Ar Quus H. Vandenberg
Mick
Truman
Vane
Fohrson
Alan
Avera
Bronze Plaque Honors Former Carroll Professor
A bronze plaque commemorates Edward P Rankin a former Carroll professor and mentor to Walter S Hankin of Waukesha The event marks the dedication at a peak in the Monrovia peak group California known as 9 Munkon peak by the local government The Thy Vucen Hiking Club founded by Rankin arranged the program and the ceremony referenced a Southland ritualist named Aiken
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Kankut Peak
Monrovia
California
Tov
Edward P Rankin
Collee
Teather
Walter S. Hankin
Waukesha
Vucen
Rankin
9 Munkon Peak
Jior
Kunin
Sears
Southland
Seaman's Rec Sold Price Reported for Pewaukee Site
The listing shows Seaman's Rec sold for 115000 at 117 W Wisconsin Ave Pewaukee. Mr and Mrs Jack Seaman owned the bowling alley and bar since 1934. Edwin Arpe, a Milwaukee tavern owner, is expected to take over around mid July. The Seamans have no plans for another bar.
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Seuman
Pewaukee
Jack Seaman
Edwin’ S
Milwaukee
Arpe
Mull Rd
Seaman
Injuries From Wisconsin County Accidents Reported
Eleven people were hurt in several accidents across the county highways. Names include Mrs. Frederick Gignier of Hartland, Mrs. Patricia Anderson of Milwaukee, Barbara Leonarski, Donald Mueller, Robert Radder, Audette Rurer, Sara Twaolls, Mrs. Ames Schrondl, Jaycee Schroed, Bart Buber, and Regina Huber, with injuries ranging from cuts and bruises to possible head and neck trauma. Accidents occurred on highways 85 and 48 near Milwaukee and Jefferson, involving vehicles driven by Mrs. Gagnier, Mr. Anderson, and Donald Mueller. The incidents happened between 12:01 am and 4:50 pm yesterday, with several victims treated at Milwaukee County Hospital and elsewhere.
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Dent
Warkand
Frederick Hs Gignier
Hartland
Patricia Anderson
Milwaukee
Barbara Leonarsksy
Milwaukee County Hospital
Donald Mueller
Funes
Robert Radder
Audette Rurer
Sara Twaolls
Ames Schrondl
Jefferson
Fetteri
Jaycee Schroed
Bart Buber
Milwauis
Regina Huber
Anderson
Frederick Gagmer
Haven
Chester Ludwig
West Allis
Barbura Leonarski
Muelley
Durharm Hill
Eraaswige
Rudder
Twelld
Mes Schroadl
Jayce
Al Cole Named Best Jaycee of Year at Installation Dinner
Al Cole received the Med derson Aplin award and was named Jaycee of the year at the installation dinner held Saturday at Meerul Hulis Country Club. Key Men awards went to Joe Nuranz, Larry Pettey, Om Hawkins, Otto Bradshaw, with Bradshaw retiring as president becoming an Exhauster Hooster. About 36 couples attended the banquet followed by a dance. other officers installed included Burant, Breteher Jr, Moleniy, Warren Marlow, Setter, Albury Bull, Foetych, and Hepburn.
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al Cole
AC Cole
Medderson Aplin
Seturdey
Meerul Hulis Country Club
Joe Nuranz
Larry Pettey
Om Hawkins
Otto Bradshaw
Gunman Takes Wrong Freight Ends in Jail
A Missouri man Jerome Harrett of Canton was arrested after attempting a freight heist gone wrong. Police recovered a gun, and Harrett admitted planning to hold up Prank Nickels, 49, who was wounded but recovering from a abdominal injury.
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Wamnie
Missouri
Haldun
Jerome Harrett
Canton
Milwaukee
Palice
Governor race narrows to four. Keefe withdraws
A Wisconsin GOP governor race update shows Rap. Frank Joele of Oshkosh declining to run. Keefe, resting in Oshkosh, says his physician advised against candidacy. The June 2 letter to Waukesha county Republicans notes readiness to run if able, with four candidates now set for the Milwaukee convention.
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Frank Joele
Oshkosh
Keefe
Osene Rennohohre
Waukesha County
Keate
Keefers Attiee
Washington
Tudias
United Press
Koofe
Rerfe
Reubhoane
GOP
Milwaukee
Waleter J. Kohley, Jr. Kahler
Sta Sen Orden Tubbaty
Applet Hames Oder
Erwin Benamin
Tok Colinty
Social Christian Victory Clears Path for Leopold Return
Fragmented report details a Social Christian victory influencing Leopold's return. It mentions senators, provincial change, and Catholic pledge, noting tensions in parliament and shifts in support affecting government alignment.
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Leopold
Labbate Murer
Albert de Viessehauwer
Sonte
Athotjes
Bnejale
Hamels
Wallae
Lin Senate
Waukesha Blood Donor Club Launches Drive for 225 Volunteers
The Waukesha Blood Donor Club begins a community campaign to enlist 225 volunteers by Tuesday August. The Milwaukee Blood Center will act as the blood bank with the Waukesha unit as a local depositor, enabling withdrawals from the hospital and nearby centers. Donations by appointment only are open to ages 21 to 60, with weight minimums and parental consent for younger volunteers.
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Waukesha
Waukesha Blood Doner Club
Waukesha Service Claw
Raday
Waukesha Industries
Tceware
Wenttesha |m
Chemical
Board of Trustees
Watkeshi Memorial Hospital
Junior League Blood Center
Milwaukee
Torrin
Zamjahn
Portorave
UW. L. Blackstoin
Waukesha Biro
Calamites
Supreme Court Rules Negroes Must Be Served Equally on Dining Cars
The Supreme Court ruled that Negroes must be served the same as white passengers on railroad dining cars, overturning discriminatory practices by Southern Railway. The decision, sent back to a three judge panel, requires the Interstate Commerce Commission to revoke approval of the railway’s segregated dining car rules and ensure equal service for all travelers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ut. Banks
Ahr
Elmer Ww. Henderson
Amercan Council of Human Rights
Henderson
Bizetgham Als
A& A
Southern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uier
Maryland
Lourt
ICS
Burton
Harnad H. Bortom
Juessen
Tom C
Clerk
Cours
Darechems
Comnussian
Texsanahin
Mukwonago youth fined for driving on icy roads
Mukwonago youth was fined $45 after a crash near Bryadpyy where a vehicle left the road into a ditch. Injuries were reported, including a person identified as Mcintory. A 10 year old, Bente Herman of 129 Coolidge Ave, was involved.
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Vondla Metalyre
Mukwons Vast
Wits
Scot Lowry
Meialyre Wits
Jenny
Waulalye
Bryadpyy
Mcintory
Bula Pavenger Bente Herman
President of Council to Speak at Parley Here
The President of the Council will address the city safety parley at a dinner June 12 at 6 80 pm. The event promotes arson prevention and public safety with officers elected for the year and remarks by local officials.
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Feniript
Bari
Iene Auange
HS Haan
Bernenne
Council of Safety
Winkexh Jorusteal
Coune
Yanut Jlinner
Tracy
Ars
Carroll College Holds Largest Graduation as 208 Seniors Earn Degrees
208 Carroll College graduates receive bachelor of arts and science degrees in a ceremony led by Dr. Nelson Vannen Russell. Honorary degrees go to Marian Castle and others. speaker James E. Day warns on economic systems and urges understanding finance.
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Carrell
Nelson Vaner Russell
Willem Nalay
James E. Day
Mistwest Stock Exchange
Chicargo
Carroll Collage
Eitzein
Goa
Horeb Spring Park
Thelosang
Geeduaten Ay Partiontap Wien
Flo
Fareitn
Thornugh
Hasiles
Carrell College
Nelson Vanen Russell
Davie Morris
Barbara Atke
Jean Rabeh
Richard Soufen
Lucia Brewer
Lucille Cappelletti
Harvey Fimir
Mary Jean Bilary
Esther
William Nolan
Frank G. Tomes
The
Sweeney and
James Advertising
Cleveland
Carrol Xlumnus
College Truste W
Thealary
Robern Warth
Sunshine Brings Carroll Graduates Weather Outlook Remains Sunny
A Carroll graduation day greets warm sunshine as forecasters predict continued mild, bright weather. Reports note temperatures inching toward the 60s and 70s with a steady, gentle breeze, boosting outdoor celebrations for graduates statewide.
Seventeen Men Reported Trapped in Mine Shaft
Copper Canyon Nev seventeen miners are trapped in a mine shaft after a fire broke out at the top. Gobber Gungen Mining president Robert Tinting said flames spread down the timbering toward the bottom as smoke was drawn into the shaft. Rescue crews moved in from surrounding areas while ambulances stood by. No contact has been made with the trapped men.
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Copper Canyon
Nev
Robert Tinting
Gobper Gungen Mining Company
Battle Mountain
Winemucom
Bia
Jobless Total Drops to Low
The census bureau reports May unemployment fell while employment rose to a level not seen since August. About 10,731,000 people were employed, and 8,289,000 were unemployed, with jobless totals reflecting a drop from April and March readings.
PSC Permit Granted by State Power Board
A permit was issued by the Superior Power Commission after review, authorizing a retail electrical project. The action confirms authorization for the Power Company to proceed with the stated facility, enabling continued service and compliance with regulatory conditions.
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PSC
Aatason
Cotini
Eh Superior
Walle Fayar and Power Co Peemassion
Body of Unidentified Man Found on Railroad Tracks
Unclear report describes the discovery of an unidentified man on railroad tracks near a county area. Coroner and local officials investigated the scene, with limited readable details about age clothing or exact location due to fragmented text.
Court Sustains Federal Control of Tidelands
Fragmentary text reports a court ruling upholding federal dominion over tidelands along a California coast belt. The article references historical legal debates and mentions a church scene and a prayer book amid garbled context. The readable items highlight government authority and coastal land issues without clear names or dates.
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Eniyet
California
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