Churchill urges Anglo American alliance and UNO force
Churchill tells Westmin ster College of an imminent Anglo American military alliance and an international armed force via the United Nations to prevent another war. He warns Russia seeks indefinite expansion of power and doctrines, opposes sharing atomic secrets, and advocates free elections, common air and sea security, and a special Anglo American relationship. He praises Stalin yet notes dangers in Europe and possible Soviet moves in occupied zones.
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Palton
Winston Chernell
Russia
Baitsiy
United Nations Organization
Britain
Truman
Westminster College
Hare
Delycred
Missouri
Mediate College
Churchil
Europe
Churchill
UNO
Great Britain
Canada
UND
United States
Josef V. Stalin
Germany
Rev Merritt to Speak at Lenten Services Park Theater
The Waukesha Ministerial Association president Rev O L Berrite will guest preach at the noon Lenten services at Park Theater. Services run 12 30 p m daily except Saturday and Sunday. Rev Merritt will speak Wednesday on Let Us Ex Bing Ourselves.
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O. L. Berrite
Waukesha
Dial Telephone Service Not to Stop Thursday
Government efforts to avert a nationwide telephone strike reached Waukesha where the Federation of Long Lines Workers threatened a 6 am Thursday walkout affecting long distance and central systems. Officials warned dial systems, radio teletype and trans ocean service would suffer in prolonged disruption, with past walkouts mirroring potential outages in Milwaukee. Conciliators met with union and company reps as labor tensions surged across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Federation of
Long Lines
Milwaukee
Waw Kesha
U.S
Washington
Labor Department
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Long Lines Workers
Holgartl
Warren
U. S. Conciliation Service
John J. Moran
Long Lines Federation
George
Dring
Lewis
River Rouge
Michigan Ford Motor Co
CLO
Senate Labor Committee
House
Racine
Wos
J. I Case Co
Burlington
Rock Island
Case
Rockford
Season's iciest day on slick Tuesday
Tuesday, March 5, was declared a season's record for slipperiness by County Highway Commissioner H E. Stephan. A light rain froze on contact, coating streets and sidewalks, causing cars to skid, spin, and halt comically and dangerously. By noon, the ice began to melt as temperatures rose, with forecasts predicting rain south and snow elsewhere.
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H E. J. Stephan
Madison Street
Call Off Hearing Delayed by Icy Wisconsin Roads
Icy highway conditions in southern Wisconsin halted a public hearing on a countywide zoning ordinance. J M Albers of the state planning board could not reach the city, and only about 15 county residents attended before the session adjourned for about 10 days. Nearby injuries from a Monday crash were reported as well.
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Wisconsin
J. M. Albers
State Planeing Board
Madison
Waukesha County
Krug Approved for Cabinet Office in Senate Vote
The Senate confirmed Wisconsin born J A Krug as secretary of interior without debate after leaders Barkley and White urged prompt action. The move followed lands committee approval and aimed to fill the post vacated by Harold Ickes. Secretary Anderson urged grain price changes to support world food relief and hog price stability while OPA issued corn and processed grain rule changes to curb price inflation and small lot trading.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
J. A. Krug
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Athen W W. Barkley
Barkley
Wallace H. White, Jr
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
House Food Committee
Governent
OPA
Anderson
Stephen Pace
D., Gay
Food Committee
Normul
Hoover Accepts European Food-Study Mission
Former President Herbert Hoover, renowned for aiding famine relief after World War I, has accepted a European food-study mission from President Truman. He will depart for Europe in midweek to investigate postwar hunger and aid next steps for relief efforts.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Truman
Europe
Democrats Seek Unified Progressive Support in Racine
Racine county Progressives elected 12 PAC delegates to the statewide meeting in Portage on March 17. They backed aligning with the Wisconsin Democratic party, except for Harold Gade who urged retaining independent status. Wendt and Greenquist favored returning to the Republican party. All favor reelecting U.S. Sen. Robert LaFollette while divisions exist on how to achieve it.
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Racine
Wis
Political Action Committee
Racine County
Progressive Party
Portage
PAC
Francis Wendt
Keneth Greenquist
M. J. Magnan
Wisconsin Democratic Party
Harold Gade
State Assembly
Gade
Wendt
Greenquist
Republican Party
LaFollette
U.S
Robert M. LaFollette
CIO
AFL
Kenosha County
Lake Michigan
CIQ
Rally for Patman housing bill after setbacks
Supporters rallied to salvage part of the president’s veterans housing program as Republicans and Southern Democrats won a key vote to strip federal subsidies for scarce building materials. Backers plan another push to place price controls on new homes and potentially extend ceilings to used homes.
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aWouse
al Uum
Truman
Vinson Guards British Loan Before Senate Hearing
Secretary of the Treasury Vinson urged approval of a $3.75 billion British loan, warning that withholding credit could push Britain and the United States into economic warfare. His testimony at the opening hearing before the home banking committees drew sharp objections from Senators Taft Murdock and others.
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Vinson
Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Senate
Britain
United States
Home Banking
Robert A. Taft
BR. D
Abs Murdock
Utah
Franco Defies Coup Bid Amid Three-Power Pledge
The Spanish leader Franco rejects quitting as Washington London and Paris push a three power declaration aimed at easing Franco from power. Critics deem it appeasement while some praise the move as helpful. The note targets Spanish patriots and liberals, calling for a peaceful withdrawal and a caretaker government until free elections. Soviet Russia did not join the démarche.
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Franco
Francisco Franco
United States Congress
Spain
Wranco
Soviet
Russia
Churches Seek Halt in Making of Atomic Bombs
The federal council of churches will ask the U P to urge the U S government to stop producing atomic bombs and publicly commit not to be first to use them. The commission calls for civilian controls and international oversight, warns of devastation to civilization, and urges a shift toward world governance and moral action.
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Columbus
U.P
Federal Council of Churches
United States
Council
Calumbus
Earth
Covmussion
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Dulles criticizes UN tactics in London speech
U S Deputy Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told reporters in London that current national tactics aimed at gaining special ends threaten the United Nations usefulness. He warned the organization may fail if such approaches continue he urged a broader, cooperative path to world security. Police search for six boys who escaped from the Wisconsin school for boys at about 730 p m Monday. They wore dark blue uniforms. Names include Gerald Nuss Ralph Rowell Robert Giebell Neil Funk John Sullivan and Richard Gorecki. A seventh escapee Richard Grainger was later recaptured.
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Dulles
Columbus
U.S
John Foater Dulles
United Nations Assembly
London
International Organization
Wisconsin School For Boys
Gerald Nuss
Milhwaukee
Ralph Rowell
Laona
Wis
Robert Giebell
Berlin
Neil Funk
Minneapolis
John Sullivan
Madison St. Waukesha
Richard Gorecki
Bay View
Seaway Support Backed by Local Commerce Group
Milwaukee and Waukesha are eyed as beneficiaries as the Association of Commerce national affairs committee endorsed the St Lawrence Seaway and power project. The group urged sending approval to the senate hearings in Washington while opposing a national housing program and praising Homes for Waukesha Inc. for its private housing effort with a $100,000 goal.
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The
Association of Commerce
J. B. Fisher
Midwest
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Waukesha
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Washington
National Affairs Committee
Truman
Waukesha, Inc
Winners Chosen for WLS County Contest Friday Broadcast
Winners Paul Mall, Waukesha and Hea trice Beardsley Mukwonago were named first and second in a WLS county quiz contest. Prizes include 25 and 5 dollars. Judges set beat questions on Waukesha county history for Friday noon broadcast. A courthouse transcription occurs Wednesday. Participants include Mayor Butcher and county officials. Two Milwaukee residents were granted divorces. cases involved no children.
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WLS
Rall
Beardsley
Waukesha County
Court House
E. F. Butcher
Oconomowoe
J. F. Thomas
Elizabeth Faulkner Nolan
Mukwonago
Winston Brown
I. F. Thurwachter
Veterans’ Rehhabilitation
J. Z. Fruit
Hue Mane
C. EB. Fruit
The
Waukeshs. Green Market
Walter Diehnelt
Beekeepers’ Association
D. M. McDowell
Tskry Show
Misa Winifred Beast~man
Willam Bachman
Allen D. Young
Eldred
Betty Pokriefke
Milwaukee
Evelyn Campbell
Howard
Newark
N. J
Negro charged with murder in church romance scandal
Joseph Woolridge 29, a handyman, confessed to killing businessman Russell Koontz 43 and choir singer Phylis Coleman 33 in an abandoned shed linked to a church romance. He faces first degree murder charges with a grand jury to consider self defense claims. jury convenes Wednesday.
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Bloomington
Mnd
U.P
Joseph Woolridge
Woolridge
Phylis Coleman
Robert McCrae
Russell Koontz
Mrs. Coleman
Koontz
Victor Wallers
Eft
Jack Hester
Indianapolis
Ind
Jassell Koontz
Clear Creek
Phyllis Coleman
Sacme
Soviet Violates Pact by Keeping Troops in Iran
The United States notified Russia and China that talks between Moscow and Chungking on Manchurian industries conflict with the open door policy. Byrnes stated there is no question about Iran troop withdrawal by March, and outlined MacArthur’s extended authority in the Far East.
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Iran
Washington
IURI
United States
Russia
China
Far East
State Department
James F. Byrnes
Chungking
Moscow
Manchuria
Byrnes
Potsdam
Siberia
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Southeast Asia
War Department
Louis Mountbatten
Senators push to keep atomic secrets until peaceful use guaranteed
Washington officials pressed Congress on Tuesday to retain control of atomic secrets amid reports that the Soviet embassy in Ottawa housed a spy ring seeking information on atomic energy and U S and Canadian troop movements. The Canadian government disclosed the espionage link as new charges tied Moscow to a Canadien spy plot.
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Washington
Moscow
Congress
Ottawa
U. S
Scientist Dr Alan May Held Over For March Hearing
London Crown prosecutor said Dr Alan Munn May a 34 year old scientist who did government atomic research in Canada admitted communicating official secrets to an unidentified person He was arrested after finishing a lecture at King’s College London He faces charges under the Official Secrets Act with hearings postponed to March 39.
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London
Bew Street
Alan Munn May
Canada
May
King’s College of the University of London
Ghavami Reported En Route From Moscow to Tehran
Premier Ahmed Ghavami was reported en route from Moscow to Tehran on Tuesday with terms under which the talks are to proceed. Details remain sparse as the journey unfolds and no formal agreement has been announced.
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Teheran
London
Turii
Ahmed Ghavami
Moscow
Tehran
Wisconsin Weather Brief Forecast For Tonight
Wisconsin eyes rain in the far south with snow in the north and central areas mixed with sleet tonight. Central portions turn partly cloudy by Wednesday afternoon as the north warms. Temperatures show a rise in the far north tonight. otherwise modest change and warmer in the north. Local hourly readings are listed with variable ranges and midnight to seven AM temperature span.
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Wisconsin
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