Government wins court orders to block maritime strike
The U S government obtained a temporary restraining order in New York and sought two more to avert a nationwide maritime strike set for midnight tomorrow. A hearing Friday would decide a Taft Hartley injunction. petitions target six unions and 54 shipping firms to bargain in good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John M. Clancy
New York
Simiar
Pa Tera
Cleveland
San Francisco
Pacific
Great Lakes
Joseph M. Friedman
Atty
Friedman
United States
Truman
Gulf and Pacific
National Council of the National Martime Union
CIU
NMU
Joseph Curran
Golden Gate Park
Senate Panel Backs Antilynching Bill With Death Penalty
The Senate judiciary committee approved an anti lynching bill with death as the maximum penalty for lynch mob members who cross state lines with a victim. The vote was 10 to 3 amid threats of a filibuster by Sen. James Eastland and opposition from Sen. Homer Ferguson who sought a version with municipal penalties. The bill invokes the Lindbergh kidnapping act for cross state offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingsan
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Hastland
Misz
Senate
Eastland
Homer Ferguson
R. Mich
Snes
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy with showers in the extreme south tonight. Cooler. Minimum near 49. Yesterday’s high 76, low 50. Tuesday forecasts show temperatures ranging from the mid to upper 60s in the region with variable skies and a cooler trend ahead. Local hourly readings and astronomical notes accompany the forecast for Waukesha, including sunrise at 6 and a 74 degree sunset. Prominent stars Altair and Spica are noted, with visible planets Jupiter Saturn and Mars in evening skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
LiZam
Altair
Spica
Jupiter
Saturn
Mara
Five Waukesha Men Named in Who's Who 1948-49
Five prominent men from Waukesha are listed in the 1948-49 Who's Who in America. They include Congressman Glenn R. Davis architect Rich ard Philipp president Nelson Y. Russell and Tom Stine former Carroll College dean. Davis, a young attorney and former assemblyman, was named one of ten outstanding young men by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and has announced his candidacy for Congress again. Richards Delong heads the Waukesha Motor Co. and serves as director of the National Association of Manufacturers. Dr Russell leads Carroll College and formerly led Carleton College. Tom Stine, former Carroll dean, heads the Waukesha County Historical Society and recently moved to sociology professorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Glenn R. Davis
James Hj. Delong
Waukesha Motorco
Richard Philipp
Nelson Y. Russell
Carroll College
Tom Stine
Rep. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Robert E. Henry
Jefferson
DeLong
Motorco
National Association of Manufacturers
Philip
Wisconsin
Felow American Institute of Architecture
Peter Brust
Milwaukee
Europe
Russell
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Carroll
Fourth Theater to Be Built Here in Waukesha
L F Gran of Standard Theaters announced negotiations complete for a new fully modern theater at 729 N Grand Ave adjacent to the Park. The 750 seat structure will feature the latest in motion picture design and telev ision with enhanced sightlines. Construction start date not set. Charles Hacker, manager of three local theaters, said no definite details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
L. F. Gran
Standard Theaters
Waukesha, Theaters, Inc
Grand Ave
Mitchell Motors
Charles Hacker
Firemen Answer Car Fires Twice At Same Address
Over the weekend the fire department was summoned twice to 208 Waverly Street for car fires. The first, at 6:15 p.m. Saturday involved a Waukesha Ice and Fuel Co truck dash wiring. The second, at 7:00 p.m. Sunday, involved a Yellow Cab wiring fault. Both fires caused small damage. An additional blaze occurred Saturday at 2:20 p.m. at 904 E St Paul Ave, Clarence Biedenhender residence, where gasoline caught fire during transfer between cans.
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Waverly Street
Waukesha
Clarence Biedenhender
St. Paul Ave
City and Birds Compete for Music in Cutler Park
Noon lunch concerts in Cutler Park bring a new city recreation idea. Music from Milwaukee studios via Wisconsin Telephone wires plays daily 12 to 1 pm through summer, with Sundays possible. Birds crowd the scene as three old men discuss the tunes, while workers relax under elm shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler Park
Guy Wertz
Waukesha
Wertz
Milwaukee
Wired Music, Inc
Gordon Johnson
Wisconsin Telephone Cu
Cutler Warlo
Truman Cheered by Over 750000 in Los Angeles
President Truman drew a massive Los Angeles welcome with brass bands skywriting and a four mile motor tour. Officials estimated the crowd between 750000 and a million as he planned a luncheon address and a broad two month campaign before the election. Roosevelt pledged Democratic support and predicted California for Truman by 600000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Truman
Ambassador Hotel
Fletcher Bowron
Lfe
Congress
President Truman
Honest John
Marine Corps
Joe Reed
Los Angeles Press Club
Preas Club
Crash Early Today Mars Quiet Weekend
An early morning crash at 1 24 am at the intersection of Highways 74 and 55, 1 1/2 miles east of Menomonee Falls, injures two. Melda M Kramer and Paul C Sommers collide after Sommers starts up at an arterial stop. Sommers has knee injury. David C Willis suffers possible spine fracture and multiple injuries. Both treated at Memorial hospital.
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Sheriff's Department
Menomonee Falls
Melda M. Kramer
Fond du Lac
Paul C. Sommers
Milwaukee
Kramer
Sommers
Highway 74
Highway 75
David C. Willis
Memorial Hospital
Flag Day Program Scheduled for Tonight in Waukesha
Residents of Waukesha will observe the adoption of the flag at Cutler Park as the Waukesha Biker Club presents its annual Flag Day program at 7 30 p m. Milwaukee Circuit Judge Roland Steinle will be feature speaker. Awards in the Waukesha County Eiks Scholarship contest will be presented by Chairman Frank Ward. Assemblyman David L Dancey will sing and the Eiks band will perform. Exalted Ruler Herbert Kleintaal said the program will be held at the Hiks clubhouse if weather is bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Cutler Park
Milwaukee Circuit
Roland Steinle
Waukesha County
Eiks
Frank Ward
David L. Dancey
Congress Overrides Trump Veto On Social Security Bill
The House quickly overrode President Trump’s veto on a proposal to exclude from Social Security benefits about 750,000 salesmen and other commission-based workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington, W.R
House
Trump
Zeto
Supreme Court tosses billions GI insurance claim case
The Supreme Court unanimously rejected a far reaching veterans life insurance suit that would have boosted government liability on GI policies from 35 billion to at least 897 billion dollars. The decision upholds alternative payment methods and affects dividend plans from surplus reserves. The case centered on Tillie Zazove, beneficiary of a 25 thousand policy, who argued for higher 10 year payments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Veterans Life
Veterans Administration
Tau
High Court
Fred M. Vinson
Tillie Zazove
Adolph B. Schwartz
Circuit Court
Seventh U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Gottwald Elected President of Czechoslovakia
Prague reports that Vladimir Gottwald the Moscow trained Communist was elected president by a unanimous hand picked parliament in Vladislav Hall to succeed Eduard Benes who resigned in protest. Zapotocky named premier to form a new government and a flag raised over the presidential palace as Prague prepared for a new era shaping the Masaryk Benes era's end.
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Prague
Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Vladislav
Hradeany Castle
Benes
Ilfe
Antonin Zapotecky
Zapotocky
Republic
Thomas G. Masaryk
Republe
Masaryk-Benes
Sons Defeat Fathers in Milking Contest at Picnic
The Sons beat their fathers in a milking contest at the Guernsey Breeders picnic Saturday. The sons milked 20 pounds in two minutes while the fathers produced 13.7. Ronald Jenkins of North Prairie led the sons with eight pounds. Archie Jenkins topped the fathers. Archie Jenkins also tied for first in the men's entire judging contest with William Basse of Tess Corners and W. L. Wendt of Watukesha. Mrs Isabelle Brown of Pewaukee won the women's cattle judging contest.
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Guernsey
Ronald Jenkins
North Prairie
Archie
Waukesha Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Archie Jenking
William Basse
Tess Corners
W.L. Wendt
Watukesha
Isabelle Brown
Pewaukee
Waukesha youth killed in motorcycle crash
Robert Mrozinski 20, a World War II veteran and former Waukesha High School athlete, died after his motorcycle slid on a Lake Delton corner. He was en route from Black River Falls to Baraboo for a state motorcycle rally. Funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 pm at Engangelital Reformed Church. He is survived by his parents, sister and brother. Burial at Prairie Home cemetery. Services at Erling Larsen funeral home today until 10:30 am.
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Waukesha County
Robert Mrozinski
Lake Delton
Wisconsin Dells
Sauk County
Mrozinski
Black Raiv
E2 Falls
Ernest Brower
Baraboo
Erling Larsen
Eggs Not Cheaper When Fines Included in Accident
Joseph Miller, 47, Milwaukee, faces two municipal counts after an off hours trip to Waukesha to buy eggs ended in a collision. He pleaded guilty to operating with an occupational permit valid only in Milwaukee County and leaving the scene. He was fined 100 dollars for the first count and 75 for the second. A second local defendant, Egwin Davis, 21, of Milwaukee,Pleaded guilty to driving without a license and to reckless driving, receiving fines of 5 and 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha County
Joseph Miller
Milwaukee
Scott Lowry
Miller
Milwaukee County
Highway 1
Sunnyslope Road
New Berlin
Dionleio Costilo
Racine
Costillo
Milwaukeean
Waukesha
Egwin Davis
W. Park
Endorsement Rejected as Delegates Back Open Governor Bid
Milwaukee Wisconsin Acting Gov Rennebohm announced his candidacy for governor after a 2 1 vote by state Republican delegates to endorse a slate for five top offices. The convention praised his administration but did not endorse his bid or other candidates, signaling a battle ahead with potential rival Ralph Immell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Renhebohm
Wisconsin
Jate
Walter 5. Gondlend
Wisconsin Republican
Milwaukee
W.P
Oscar Rennebohn
Rennebohm
Ape
Republican Party
Rennehohm
Ralph Immell Madison
Bolt
Immell
Delbert Kenny
West Bend
Walter §. Goodland
Renneboam
James LaCharce
Jefferson County
GOP
Harvey Higtey
Higtey
Thomas Coleman
Rules Committee
Mrs Schloesser to Headline Weber Band Concert
Vocalist Mona Woyahn Schloeser, daughter of Rev Henry W Woyahn, appears as featured guest at the Cutler Park bandshell for the first of nine summer evening concerts. A Milwaukee resident formerly from Waukesha, she marks her fourth season singing on the program. She will perform Now Is the Hour One Kiss and An Irish Lullaby.
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U.S
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Committee
Wauakesha
Who
Ciane Davison
Woo
James E, DeLong
Eis
Vance Russell
Worts
Mars
Whea Supreme Court
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
House UN American Activities Committee
House Committee
Klement Gottwald
Portland
Ore
U.A
Columbia River
Vanport City
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