Fukui Quake Toll Estimated At 3155 Dead And 36721 Buildings Damaged
Tokyo reports total deaths near three thousand five hundred with 30,721 buildings damaged and 6,500 burned in Fukui and surrounding villages after yesterday’s quake and fire. Allied HQ says 2,000 plus seriously injured. supplies and medical aid moved from Osaka Maizuru Kyoto. Telegraph and communications crippled as relief teams mobilize. Tokyo issues typhoid and tetanus precautions.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Wuki
Fukuety
Canval
Ferdquarters
Fem Nile
Peter Malischer
Fulan
Sid
Hocaoune
Embby
Meare
Japan
ANA
Osaka
Fukui
Maizuru
Ftres
Altne
Mal Joseph My Sying
Kyoto
Agenoins
Tshiawa
Tajurac Nao Poboo
Fukuy
Fork Fall
Tshxawa
Ministry of Welfare
Robert Lichelberger
Mizkhh Army
Waukeshans to Attend Air Guard Ceremonies
Waukeshans to attend prelim ceremonies at Mitchell Field Milwaukee where the US Air Force will officially recognize the Western Wisconsin Group. Col Collins A Perris, former Wat keshian, led the WANCL. members include William Cal in and Wihan J Soetine, with seven officers and two enlisted men. Milwaukee has an active squadron and plans for one in Janesville Madison and Wausau.
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Wilescans
National Guard
Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
Ls Air Force
T Pan
Collins A Perris
Watkeshian
WANCL
William Cal
Ingrova
Wihan J Soetine
NGAF
Usap Sad
Egual National Gin
Janesville
Madison
Wausau
Wisconsin Weather Ahead Clear and Cool
Wisconsin forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler air on Wednesday with generally fair conditions. Local advisory notes and celestial mentions follow, including the moon phase and prominent constellations in the evening sky.
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Waikesha
Tahoe Goth
Arin
Jupiter
Evans Accepts Minister Post in Milwaukee Church
Dr. Silae Hyatis, retired Ripon College president, accepted the adult education minister position at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Milwaukee. He will assume Aug 1, will preach and teach, and have served in churches in New York Chicago and Los Angeles, after leading Ripon from 1911 to 1943 with a break 1917 to 1921.
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Silae Hyatis
Ripon College
Carroll College
Weat+minster Presbyterian church
Milwaukee
Evans
Cesidental College
Los Angeles
Calif
Delafield Presbyterian Church
New York
Chicago
Democratic Hopes Rain Out in Waukesha County Meeting
Rain and lack of interest hampered a Waukesha County Democratic meeting aimed at nominating candidates for county offices. Only 16 of 58 precincts attended despite 200 letters. organizers formed a committee to interview possible candidates and to recruit active workers, with labor backing eyed to boost a fall bid for Congress.
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Democratic Party
Wauesha
Labor Temple
Reroup
Labor
Carl Thompson
Staughton
Gleyn R. Davis
Waukesha
Frahart K. Henry
Jefferson
Dicket
Jean Schultz
Ruth Steinert
Vince Conboy
Ed Thomas
Pat Walsh
John W. Nash
Pewaulkee
William Anderson
Delafield
Lee Snyder
Davis
Tabor
Brunner
Thompson
Wolace Wilkie
Madison
Gilbert
TE. Brunner
Westowne
Hree
Machinists
Democratic
Charles P. Greene
Bairman
Harry Welch
Mother Slain Walker: Hunt for Gordon Fisher Jr
Neenah Wisconsin Winnebago county authorities searched for Gordon Fisher Jr, 13, to question him after his mother Ealine Fisher, 36, was shot in the kitchen while ironing at their rural farm home. The rifle was found at the kitchen entrance as the father found the body and the son remained missing. Sheriff Clarence Smith said no motive is apparent and no warrant is issued yet for the youth.
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Neenah
Wis
Winnebuga County
Gordon Fisher, Jr
Ealine
Gill
Fisher
Clarence Smith
Winnebago County
Spanish War Veterans Recall Muster from 50 Years Ago
Spanish War veterans in Waukesha recall their 1898 muster with Company A of the 4th Wisconsin, led by Capt. Agnew. About 30 original members still living. Frank L Tiffany camp now has 21 members, including several Co. A veterans. Other locals include August Grundman and Robert McGregor. turn to page 2 for details.
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Waukesha
Camp Douglas
Wiliam C. Agnew
4Th
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Frank L. Tiffany
United Spanish War Veterans
Cuba
Waa
Shipp
Anniston
Ala
Spain
Wisconsin
Frank D. Tiffany
Frank L Tiffany
Chicago
Caroll College
Lving
Co. A
Guy A. Butterfield
W. J. Wallace
Harry J. Snyder
Fred Carlstead
Hanry J. Kassler
Fred Marlow
Fred Eliott
Merton
Clifford Stickles
Eagle
Ramie Dingman
Prov Center
L. A. Meininger
Sussex
August F. Grundman
U. S. Navy
Baltimore
Manila
Dewey
Robert McGregor
Berlin Assembly appeals to UN to halt blockade
Berlin city assembly voted to urgently appeal to the United Nations for relief amid Russia's starvation blockade attempt. The body said aid must come within the month or help will come too late, while UN polling proceeded and British police dispersed a threatened anti‑Russian protest by 2,500 trade unionists in the British sector. Ambassador Harriman and Michael Forrestal arrived in Frankfurt en route to Berlin to assess the crisis, as U.S. officials increased readiness for intervention and inspection tours by military leaders continued.
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Berlin
United Nation
Russia
Magistrat
Uad
Denmark
Frau Louise Schrowder
Assembly
Leke
Tryevic Lie
Gounell
Appeaito UN
Harriman
Willam Draper
U. S. Department of Army
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Maitland Says Report Due Soon on Waukesha Airport
Wisconsin Aeronautics commissioner Chester Maitland said the state will report its findings on the Waukesha county airport in July after a May courthouse hearing where Ladry Seaman testified the site would attract industry. Mayors and business leaders supported the project. Maitland cited low engine failure reports and noted training aids Air Force pilots while a crew paints air markers on roofs.
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Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Waukesha
Chester Maitland
G. H L. Konig
Freaman
Cal
Maitland
Dale Crites
Spring City Flying Service
Crites
Col. Maitland
Aay
Air Force
Super Chief Derailment Hits Passengers In Winslow
In Winslow Arizona the Santa Fe Super Chief luxury passenger train derailed on a curve near the roundhouse. Several people suffered minor injuries as the eastbound train left the rails. Fault was believed to be a broken rail. The diesel locomotive rolled onto its side, dragging a mail car, storage car and baggage lounge car.
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Winslow
Aviz
URI
Santa Fe
Lack of Interest Cited at Wisconsin School for Boys
Leif Helm former athletic director at the Wisconsin School for Boys awaited a state personnel board decision on his discharge. Joined by boxing coach Joseph Arena and English teacher Paul Pelikan they alleged administrators were not interested in developing a recreation program for inmates. Helm said attempts to set up activities were blocked by officials, and he admitted tardiness while claiming he could set his own hours. Arena and Pelikan backed claims of disorganization and lack of cooperation, with Arena appealing a 10 day suspension and Uthus later fired.
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Leif Helm
Wisconsin School For Boysheva
Madison
Joseph Arena
Paul Pelikan
Holm
T. R. Uthus
Uthus
Athus
Arena
Pelikan
Avens
Sansa
Paul Yount
Insubordinaion
Giles Brown
Brown
Pejikan
Athietla
Woman Granted Divorce On Grounds of Cruelty
Aranta Goetz, 37, Pewaukee route 2, was granted a divorce from Wes ley Goetz, 37, Pewaukee farmer, yesterday by County Court Judge Allen D. Young. Mrs Goetz charges cruelty and inhuman treatment and denial of money for household purposes. They married December 6, 1980 at Keokuk Iowa and separated in June last year. They have no children.
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Aranta Goetz
Pewaukee
Wesley Goetz
Allen D. Young
Pewaukee Yacht Club Hosts Venetian Night Again
The Pewaukee Yacht Club revives Venetian Night for a second year, with brightly lit yachts competing for cash prizes. The parade runs Sunday at 8 p.m. starting from the club bay near Edgewood Inn, with grounds open to the public.
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Pewaukee Club
Pewaukee Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Edgewood Inn
Jobs and Wages Rise in Waukesha Factories
Factory employment in Waukesha rose from 6,944 to 7,001 in March to May, with wages edging up as some firms offer third round increases. Wisconsin as a whole saw a slight drop in factory hires to 338,800 in May from 345,300 in April, while average weekly wages rose to $53.73 for 42 hours. Milwaukee county and several cities posted declines, with Madison showing a small gain.
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Waukesha
Albert TH. Ludwig
Wisconsin Employment Service Office
Ludwig
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Milwaukee County
Racine
Oshkosh
Beloit
Green Bay
Kenosha
Sheboygan
Madison
la Crosse
Enlarge Plans for Youth Center
A larger more permanent recreation building for area youths is proposed occupying part of Silurian park. The 40 by 80 foot cement block structure replaces the planned metal hut and is under Wisconsin industrial commission review in Madison. A Thursday meeting will decide approvals with work to start soon. The center also broadened membership to ages 18 through 30 countywide with a $2 fee. Schuett leads as temporary president. officers include Morkin Simon Burrie.
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Youth Center, Inc
Silurian Park
Minneapolis
Jon Adashelk
Madison
Wisconsin Industrial Commissaion
Association of Commerce
Adashek
Mwiave Mora Space
Adeshe
Waukesha High School
Schuett Meads Center
Bob Schuett
Million Dollar Rainfall Lifts Wisconsin Crops
County agents report 1.23 inches fell last night across southern and central Wisconsin starting around 5 p.m. This rainfall brings temporary relief to crops and pastures, with cooler days ahead. Heavier totals hit Madison and Milwaukee, while drought-stricken northern areas saw no rain.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
J. F. Thomas
Faneaylle
Milwaukee
Weather Bureau
Blair
Elisworth
Menomonle
Yugoslav Communists call Cominform attack unfounded
Belgrade reports Yugoslav Central Committee rebuttals to Cominform denouncing Tito and leaders as unfounded and one sided. Radio Belgrade aired the official response as Tito’s whereabouts remain unclear with Belgrade calm and security normal.
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Belgrade
Yugoslav Communist Party
Tncide
Marshal Tito
Russia
Uta
Central Committee
Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Tito
Kow
Coninform
Lite
Cominform
Tite
Tmt
Parissan
Yugoslavia
United Communist Front
Thun
Information Bureau
Sen
Ben
Tas
Rude Pravo
Romania
Poland
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Trieste
Eeasion
Rotary Club Festival Funds Youth Projects in Waukesha
Rotary Club festival at Keystone Farms and Wrrn Farms raised 2650 from a May 24 community auction and rummage sale. Proceeds fund youth recreation programs in Waukesha and future events will be annual with profits reinvested locally. New officers took over last night as 225 Rotarians and guests attended.
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Keystone Farms
Wrrn Farms
William Wolfe
Waukesha
Rotary Clan
Folka
Rotary Club
William A. Connell
Fred Rhode
Wiliam Wolfe
Earl Lockman
Russ Ockes
Wizard of
Warskessa
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Cabral
Provincetown
Massi
Jobsterman
Dory
Hunt Son
Berlin Assembly
Templehaf
Hese U
WSB
Rotary Club Festival
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