Tipsy Driving Results in Loss Of Licenses
Two motorists lost their licenses for one year and were fined $100 and costs after pleading guilty to drunk driving in Oconomowoc municipal court. Joseph Sanvig aged 42 and Edward Klechs aged 54 faced the penalties, with additional cases including a Watertown man and other local incidents cited in county and village court actions.
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Oponomowoc
Joseph Sanvig
Sullivan
Edward Eklchs
Ocon’omowoc
Sanvig
Oconomowoc
Kiohs
Waukesha
Joseph L. Richart
Watertown
Leroy F. Martin
Tampa
Fla
John Chabonian
Milwaukee
Martin
Chabonian
Natural Gas Co
Shoreland Gas Co
Brookfield
Donald Sievert
Sievert
Robert Guay
Guay
Stanley Ridgeman
Eagle Route 1
Ridgeman
Hillario Rosado
The
Strand
Sherriff's Department
Elm Grove
Hartland
Waterford
Student Assaulted Chief WAUX Engineer in Picket Clash
A 19 year old Wauwatosa resident, Joseph Maley, was charged with assault in municipal court after allegedly striking WAUSX engineer Aden Randall during a protest at the WAUX radio station walkout. Randall remained in hospital with facial injuries. Maley posted $100 bail as the case proceeds with a private attorney for prosecution.
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Wauwatosa
Joseph Maley
WAUSX
Aden Randall
Lincoln Ave
Maley
Dist. Atty
James D'Amato
Carroll Callege
Randall
D'Amato
al Vacuum Cleaner
Broadway
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
City Red Cross Campaign Starts in Waukesha
The annual Red Cross fund drive opened today in Waukesha under A J Natalizio with division chairmen and 35 volunteers from banking real estate printing and insurance slated to contact every resident. Co chairmen Richard Boeck and Joe Adams lead the effort as campaign staff coordinate divisions including retail service high school Wisconsin school for Boys Carroll college and county and industry groups through Saturday with ongoing neighborhood contact and special gifts.
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Red Cross
Waukesha
A. J. Natalizio
Richard Boeck
Joe Adams
Walter Luedke
Enterprise
Merlin Boehmke
National Advertising
Robert Munger
Einar Eilertson
Carroll College
Wisconsin School For Boys
Betty Winter
Clifford Goerke
Atomic Device Detonation Reported at Marshall Islands Test Site
Washington reported a detonation of an atomic device at a proving ground in the Marshall Islands. AEC Chairman Strauss described it as the first in a series of tests and hinted an H bomb may follow, while details on device type and timing remained sparse.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Marshall Islands
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Sheriff's Department
Louis Schmelter
Cattle Lost In Barn Blaze Near Oconomowoc
A Sunday barn fire on Henry Rosenow Jr. s farm near Oconomowoc destroyed 64 registered Holstein cattle plus 40 to 50 sheep two brood sows and 15 pigs. Fire departments from Oconomowoc Okauchee Stone Bank and Ashippun battled the blaze as smoke darkened the sky. total livestock value unavailable.
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Oconomowoc
Henry Rosenow, Jr
Rosenow
Okauchee
Stone Bank
Ashippun
South St
Iconomowoc
Wisconsin Weather Partly cloudy through Tuesday with flurries
Wisconsin forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with a few snow flurries near Lake Superior. Cold on Tuesday with lows 10 to 18 northwest and 18 to 25 southeast, highs 20 to 25 north and 25 to 32 south. Winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon and northerly 20 to 30 mph Tuesday. Temperature ranges: today high 36, low 24. yesterday 36/24. a year ago 31/13.
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Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Tempe
Eden Denies U S Treated British Ships Unfairly
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Parliament that the United States has treated Britain fairly under merchant ship restrictions. He noted six British vessels from Communist countries faced security measures since 1950, with assurances these measures apply to U S ships too and cause no unnecessary delays. He cited no recurrences of shadowing British vessels in American ports since 1933 representations.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
United States
Britain
Chamber of Shipping
U. S
Eden
U.S
Nehru Rejects Arms Aid Offer in Parliament
Prime Minister Nehru sharply rejected Eisenhower's arms aid proposal for India and urged the withdrawal of U N observers from the Kashmir cease-fire. He accused the United States of interfering in India Pakistan affairs and said accepting arms would be hypocritical. He noted India buys arms independently and spoke of U S aims in Asia while defending peace policy.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Eisenhower
U. N
Kashmir
Pakisttan
United States
U. S. Air Force
Pakistan
America
U. S
Warren Receives Senate Approval for Chief Justice Seat
Washington The Senate confirmed President Eisenhower's nomination of Earl Warren as chief justice of the United States by voice vote with no audible objections. Senator Knowland provided a brief resume of Warren's career and Senator Kuchel praised the nominee. Warren, a three time California governor and 1948 GOP vice presidential candidate, has served on the Supreme Court since a recess appointment during Congress's adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
The
United States
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Warren
Sen. Kuchel
Ernor
California
Supreme Court
Congress
Release in Gernon case ends brief questioning
Milwaukee district attorney William J McCauley ordered the release of an 11 year old ex convict after 45 minutes of questioning in the death of William Gernon, a former Madison man found dead in a Milwaukee park last Wednesday. Authorities said there was insufficient evidence for a charge. A lie detector test had been discussed.
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Milwaukee
William Gernon
Madison
Willam J. McCauley
McCauley
Objects Taken From Zerk Found
FBI recovery of art and valuables stolen in a Kenosha Wisconsin estate raid. A man and a woman, Nick Palermo and Jean Marie Buenamo, were arrested and charged with receiving stolen property transported in interstate commerce. Palermo owns a Melrose Park plumbing firm and Buenamo is his secretary. Goods were found in a rented Melrose Park second floor space. Value estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Chicago
FBI
Kenosha
Wis
Oscar A. Zerk
Nick Palermo
Melrose Park Plumbing Co
Jean Marie Buenamo
Guy Banister
Zerk
Palermo
McCarthy Stevens to Meet on Army Communist Claims
Secretary of the Army Stevens and Senator McCarthy will hold a closed door hearing before the Senate Investigations subcommittee to discuss alleged Army mistreatment of Pvt David Linfield and Sid Rubenstein and ex-Marine Peress. Linfield refused to answer questions and was cited for contempt.
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Washington
Army
Stevens
Me J] Carthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Stevane
Pvts
David Linfield
Sid Rubenstein
Marving Peress
New York
Peress
Martin Friedman
Schnook
House Shootings Stir Capitol in Puerto Rico Protest
In a Nov 1950 Capitol attack a group including a woman shouting for Puerto Rico fired pistols in the House gallery. At least five lawmakers were wounded, including Bentley, Jensen, Roberts, Fallon, and Davis. Bentley suffered chest wounds. Jensen bled heavily and Roberts was carried from the floor. A nurse treated leg wounds to Davis and Fallon. Police captured three attackers. an FBI-like squad moved in as chairs and gallery cushions bore bullet marks.
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Bentley
Jensen
Roberts
Davis
Fallon
Lolita Lebron
Puerto Rico
Blair House
White House
Truman
Martin
Theembers
FBI
Raymond C. Cole
Mt. Raineier
Cole
Representative Davis Speaks After Capitol Shooting
Rep Glenn Davis of Wisconsin said in a Washington call that he escaped injury after a shooting in the gallery. He described hearing shots and seeing at least three armed individuals, with one woman firing a large gun. Michigan Rep Bentley lay wounded beside him as Congress prepared to vote on a Mexican labor immigration resolution. other Wisconsin lawmakers Lawrence Smith and John Burns were on the floor, with Burns seated nearby.
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Cole
Rep
Benson
D-Tex
Davis
House
Arends
Halleck
Indiana
Martin
Senate
Jensen
Bentley
Keating
RNY
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Washington
Freeman
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lawrence Smith
Racine
John Burns
Green Bay
Burns
Aloid Grout
Grout
National Parts
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Say
WAUX
Ma Jey
Robert Beringer
Bill Roberts
Henry Lewis
Sumner House
City Red Cross
U.S. Asst
Walter Robertson
Asia
China
Eus
Robertson
Questust
United Press
Kenneth Roberts
Capitol Steps
Gernon
Specators
Alvin M. Bentley
Mich
Ben F. Jensen
Iowa
Clifford Davis
Tenn
Kenneth A. Roberts
Ala
George H. Fallon
Capitol
Pensary
Walter Judd
R-Minn
Judd
Massachusetts
Rep. Long
D-La
Huey
Long
Frank Wise
Takoma Park
Wise
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