Waukesha Officials Debate Milwaukee Annexation Plan
County leaders pushed back on Milwaukee plans to annex 2 10 square miles in Waukesha for future industrial and residential growth. Chairman Vernon Gapat called it an elaborate, natural shift of people moving westward while others warned town and village residents must decide their stance. Milwaukee officials seek a widened northwest boundary to create a 30 50 thousand population urban area with parks and private development, hoping lower city taxes and centralized industry. The plan faces noncommittal reactions from local leaders amid concerns over private land sales and public use condemnations.
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Waukesha County
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Wauekesha County
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Menamaner Parkway
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Milwauser
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Milwaukee County
Divorce Granted After Husband Encouraged Wife to Die
In Milwaukee County Court Judge Alten D. Young awarded custody of three children to Mrs. Marion Steckling after she testified her husband, Wale ne G., urged her to commit death by her own actions and seldom provided support. The marriage to G. ended with the court noting a pattern of abuse and neglect.
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Marion Steckling
Wile Muskego Lake
Alten D. Young
Walene G
Steckling
Cutler-Hearimer
Circus Echoes Across Small Lot for Thousand Kids
An impromptu circus set up in an empty lot behind Cathole Memorial High School on N Hartwell Ave drew over a thousand children from Waukenka. The Lions Club organized ticket distribution to underprivileged youngsters as merchants sponsored rides and shows. Performers from Kelly Morris Circus entertained with clowns acrobats dogs and ponies while local groups from Westmain Norris Farms Wisconsin School for Boys and Salvation Army joined the crowd.
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Focal Lions Club
Hesthauien
Norris Farms
Wissonsin School
North Frais He Liang Club
Salvation Army
Wilersye
Pat Kelly
Cheng
Rye
Jam Bart
County School Committee Mulls Bus Problems
The six member county school committee met with six high schools to curb bus route duplications near Waukesha equity high. Buses from Mukwonago and East Troy have overlapped routes, while Hartland runs its own fleet. State law requires transport for those over two miles and redistricting plans may be discussed June 20 with representatives from Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, Oconomowoc, New Berlin, Genesee, Vernon and other towns.
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Equity High
Court House
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East Troy
Walter Moyer
Menomonte
G. O. Barteling
Kim Kel
Oconomewors
Joseph Bausch
New Berlin
Sadie Price
Geneseey
Beery Hamroond
Vernon
McCarthy Receives Funds for Book and Housing Probe
A Columbus court revealed Lustron Housing Corp paid Senator McCarthy $1,000 for a housing booklet. A photostatic copy of the check was filed with Federal Judge Mell G Underwood as investigators prepare a broader probe into Lustron operations and possible links to the Housing Department. The Justice Department began its own inquiry, with a federal grand jury planned to examine related matters.
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Starls
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Underwood
Moderwood
Raymond P. Whearty
Falel
Lustron
Justice Department
Earling Arraigned in Negligent Homicide Case
George J. Farting, 49, of Milwaukee, driver of a car, is arraigned in Oconomowoc on a negligent homicide charge connected to a November crash that killed Ella Kreuger and her son William Krueger. The case will be transferred to a single municipal court in Waukesha if approved. attorney Lenn Brenner seeks the transfer.
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George J. Farting
Miwauker
An Geanomanac
Min
Wis
Tae
Waukesha
Burfing
Lenn Brenner
Bronney
Ella Kreuger
William
Louis Krueger
Rarling
Fairchild Named Possible DOC State Governor Candidate
Dr. John Nash said Fairchild supporters set up Eau Claire headquarters in preparation for the convention to adopt a party platform. Talks mentioned Sanderson as a possible senatorial candidate and Jerome Fox as a gubernatorial possibility, with a 15 member delegation and alternates attending the Eau Claire gathering for the Democratic county convention this weekend.
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Thomas Fairchild
Ant William Sanderson
Alexander Wiley Thest
Carl Thompson
Stoughson
Reporte
Patrehild
John Nash
Pewavheg
Rountty
DOC
Fairchild
Eau Clair
Rovernor
Sanderson
Ce Gral
Eau Claire
Mike Sasso
Jean Schultz
Hoa Dunlap
Boris Niek
Harry Welch
Vince Gonbay
Earl Steinert
Trane Geibel
George Verbrick
Devglay Nerdy
Kesh
Richard Adderson
Delythid
Rite Eiring
Entaie
Omer Weideman
Menomeade Falls
de. Mash
Brechin Enters Coroner's Race in Waukesha County
Brechin 43 of 635 N Hine Ave enters race for coroner in Waukesha County joining incumbent Alvin Johnson of Oconemawoy and Veron Geerke. Born Antigo, raised there, resided in Waukesha 25 years. employed by Fox Head Brewing 17 years and King Larsen Funeral Home five years. Served on city council 1947 to 1951, sanitation committee member, church council, Sunday school treasurer. married with one child. owns home in Waukesha. Brechin commits to advancing public interests through the law.
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Brechlin
N. Hine Ave
Teiay
Waukesha County
Alvin Johnson
Oconemawoy
Veron Geerke
Waukesia
Lreenipl
Antigo
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Stuhldreher Leaves as Athletic Director
Madison Wis Stuhldreher a famed football figure resigns as athletic director at the University of Wisconsin after a turbulent tenure under pressure. He will depart for a post with United States Steel Corp, to be replaced by Gus Md Sanat assistant athletic director.
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Stuhllreher
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Unites States Steel Corporatio
University Board of Regents
Fire damage as basement fire alarms two trucks respond
Smoke backed from a heater caused a basement fire prompting two fire trucks to respond. The National Buick garage at 297 Bauthep was damaged and the fire department served a probe within about twenty minutes.
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Fitenton
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County Vets Favor Bonus in Wisconsin Legion Meet
Waukesha county American Legion delegates approve a resolution calling for a state veterans’ bonus funded from liquor tax receipts. The plan proposes up to 508 dollars per veteran, paid over 20 years, with investment in veterans housing from liquor tax and excise revenue to cover costs. Jerome Host is backed for state commander and Mary Rosenquist becomes vice commander in the county council's historic leadership change.
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Louus Fund
Fandorse
Tevenan
American Legion
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Milwaukee
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Mary Late Rosenquist
Perraukee
Leland Dis
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George Johnson
Burglars Hit Home Relatives Away After Funeral
Burglars broke into the home of a New Berlin woman while relatives attended her funeral arrangements. They entered between Sunday and Wednesday, ransacked dressers and desks, and stole a bead pin with inlaid stones. The widow lived alone on the Calhoun road east of Waukesha. entry was gained by lifting a screen and window.
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Rowe UG
Avengers
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Luke
Calhoun Road
Elks Plan Flag Day Program in Ames
Elks of Ames finalize Flag Day events with speaker Miller set for tomorrow at Crest Park Bandshell starting at 7 6 pm. Exalted ruler Hipronmeyer announces all members should assemble at The Clubhouse at 6 30 pm before marching to the Cutter Park bandshell for the evening program open to members and the public.
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Waukesha Elks
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Ehes
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Cutlerbork
Bodo
School Board Approves High School Changes
The board okayed schedule changes to ease student workloads and allow broader activity participation. It plans a September start with a switch to afternoon dismissals on certain days and introduces updated facilities and equipment, including an electronic scoreboard and a drill set. Several teachers announced resignations or reassignment, and one staff member secured a university fellowship.
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White Lake Sehaal
Wiliam
Meaguers College
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Mary Drening
Tae Waukesha
Migs
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Federal Panel Finds No Sign Of Lax Action In Amerasia Case
A federal grand jury report from New York says there is no evidence that the justice department acted with laxity in the Amerasia documents case. It notes the inquiry was not exhaustive and warns security could be at risk if a federal loyalty board does not pursue subversive activity probes. The panel urges further investigation into espionage, while officials avoid comment on the pres entment.
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