Truman Pleads for Support to Combat Intolerant Force
President Truman urged church groups in Columbus Ohio to back his legislative program and to renew religious faith as a remedy for atomic age anxieties. He cited the need for social measures including national health housing and education while criticizing foes of his reforms and calling for unity against intolerance. Churchill accompanied Truman and spoke of renewal as a path to liberty and global cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolumbus
Tiina Wemisday
Churchill
Washington
Winston Churchill
Missouri
Gharechilt
Philogopoetan
Tere
Truman
Buck Page
Four Facing Morals Charges Here In Municipal Case
Four people face morals charges in Brookfield with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Defendants are David Riley 26 Lewis Ross 21 Evelyn Gibas 21 all of Milwaukee and a 14 year old Milwaukee girl. Bail fixed at 50 each, case continued to Friday. Also noted: Emom Res 25 Nashv ith pled guilty to drunkenness. Wendelsa Marks 26 pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Pablo Mesa 41 pleaded guilty to hit and run driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Lowry
Brookfield
David Riley
Lewis Ross
Evelyn Gibas
Milwaukee
Sir
Lowry
Emon L. Res
Hin
M and M
Bonday
Wendelsa Marks
James St
Pablo Mesa
White Rock Ave
Mesa
Ints Nest
The
Strand
Adjutant Kautz to Speak at Lenten Service
Adjutant William Kautz of the Salvation Army will be the noon day Lent speaker at the Park Theater Thursday. His sermon is titled I Need No Drug. Services run from 12:10 pm until 12:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atipant Wiliam Kautz
The
Salvation Army
Park Theater
Adjutant Kautz
Ickes Warned Roosevelt Of Pauley Scandal Link
Secretary Harold Ickes testified before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that he warned President Roosevelt that Edwin W. Pauley could trigger a Democratic Party scandal by his actions as Democratic national committee treasurer. Ickes recalled advising Roosevelt that Pauley would bring trouble, a claim tied to Pauley’s push against a government suit over tideland titles and his efforts to raise funds for the 1944 campaign. The hearing also covered Ickes’s resignation after Truman supported Pauley and questions about whether Ickes knew future Supreme Court rulings on tidelands. In another report, strong winds injured an elderly man in Waukesha.
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Washington
W.ri
Harold L. Ickes
Roosevelt
Edwin W. Pauley
Democratic Party
Ol Man
Democratic National Committee
Ickes
Senate
Naval Affairs
Tees
Pauley
Navy
California
Truman
Milford EB. Tydings
D. Md
Tydings
Tideland
California of Man
Democratic National
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Interior Department
Puri
Officials Named for Homes Corp In Waukesha Plan
The $190,000 Homes for Waukesha building corporation will accept applications after April 1 for permanent homes priced around 60,000 to 66,500 with payments as low as 50 monthly. Veterans and families get first consideration. Officers: Hawley Wilbur president, Edward Bach vice president, I E DeLong secretary treasurer. Board includes J D Harkrider and William Grede. Local contracts favored. offices at the Association of Commerce. The goal is to build at least 100 homes on improved lots, with no fixed construction date due to labor and material shortages.
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Waukesha Building Corporation
Association of Commerce Office
Hawley Wilbur
Wilbur Lumber Co
Edward G. Bach Ag
I. E. DeLong
Walbur
Bach
DeLong
J. D. Harkrider
William Grede
Wilbur
Association of Commerce
Fime
City Finances Praised In Audit Report For 1948
Waukesha officials hailed the city’s strong financial position after state auditor C. D. Sims reported a total surplus of 761 004 with cash assets of 234 201 and investments of 663 700. Long term debt stands at 383 000, down 79 000 from last year, and funds are earmarked for a postwar building program including city hall hospital and schools.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
C. D. Sims
State Department of Taxation
White Rock Ave
Memorial Hospital
Sims
George W. Contra
Walter Dick
Chicago
Federal Public Housing Authorty
Sturgeon Bay
Motor Hill Terrace
Grand View
Kroening Engineering Co
Milwaukee
Howard Newman
Grand Avenue
Frank N. Roberts
Five Points
Wisconsin Avenue
Howard Koentop
South Street
Post Office
Clinton Street
Wolf
Baxter Ii
Baxter
Oak Streete
The
Methodist Church Board of Trustees
W. Broadway
Ordinance Committee
Federal Firm Prepares for Move to Waukesha
Federal Refrigerator Manufacturing co. plans to move from Milwaukee to Waukesha April 1, with 150 to 175 employees in the new plant at Elizabeth street. The firm, formerly Federal Store Equipment, Inc., will produce commercial refrigeration units and display cases in a $200,000 facility, while some Milwaukee staff will commute, and others relocate to Waukesha.
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Federal Refrigerator Manufacturing Co
W. St. Pand Ave
N. 10Th St
Milwaukee
Waukeisha
Elizabeth Street
Waukesha Motor Co
Waukesha
John Remadka
the Freeman
Wauwatosa
Ramadka
Federal Store Equipment, Inc
Ita
Federal Refrigerator Manfacturing Co
Federal
Progressive Party delegates sought to sway state convention
Telephone Employes Will Strike Thursday as the Progressive Party organizes in Racine Kenosha and Milwaukee counties to deliver delegates favorable to joining the Democratic column. Meetings in Brown and Douglas counties echo similar sentiment with Wisconsin leaning toward a Republican takeover in 1944. Tonight in Waukesha County the Progressive meeting at the courthouse starts at 8 pm with P J Matt in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauncoua Suumy
PAC
Portage
Racine
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Brown
Douglas
Wisconsin
Hoperless
Waukeshit County
Court House
P. J. Matt
Fibber McGees Pushes Uthus Car Theft Campaign
The Fibber McGee show lambasts car theft with a national drive led by T. R. Uthus, Wisconsin School for Boys superintendent. McGee pretends to be jailed for stealing his own car while urging youths to remove keys, backed by police dialogue and letters to President Truman. The plan, praised by officials, links juvenile delinquency to motorists leaving keys in cars and urges enforcement.
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Fibber Mosee
Molly
T. R. Uthus
Wisconsin School For Boys
McGee
Uthus
Kar Key Klub
America
Tt'alf
Spongers
Clutm
Motorista
Espa
Harold T. Owens
Utbhus
Washington
Truman
J. Eidgar Seaver
FBI
Hocover
Opening Lenten Services At Park Theater Here
Eighty five worshipers gathered at the Park theater to hear Rev. O L Merritt president of the Waukesha Ministerial association opening the daily noon Lenten services with a call for penitence and self examination The series held every noon from 12 10 to 2 30 sponsored by the association will conclude with a three hour Good Friday service Adjutant William Kautz Salvation Army will speak Thursday noon and each day a guest preacher will present a topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theater
O. L. Merritt
Waukesha
Waukesha Ministerial Association
William Kautz
Salvation Army
America Plans Decision Battle on Russ Policy
United States officials plan a showdown with Soviet Russia over Manchuria and Tran, signaling a firmer byline toward Moscow ahead of the UN security council meeting. Byrnes has sent two messages asking why Soviet forces remain in Tran and how China-Manchuria division deals were arranged without the US notice. Churchill supports UN based approach while Churchill’s Missouri speech spurs debate on postwar security.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Manchuria
James F. Byrnes
United Nations Security Council
New York
London
Byrnes
Moscow
Tran
China
Winston Churchill
United Nations Organization
Churchill
Missouri
OPA Lifts Price Controls on Most Musical Instruments
The Office of Price Administration lifted price control on most musical instruments including pianos and organs on Wednesday. Phonographs and radios will continue under control.
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OPA
Probe VA Hospitals Drive Aims to Strengthen Report
A House veterans committee move to tighten its investigation into veterans hospitals drew praise from a leading Republican who urged full disclosure of past abuse cases. He claimed hundreds of World War II veterans exit government TB hospitals uncured, risking spread, while Dr. Paul R. Hawley said most TB cases are curable if patients follow treatment.
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House Veterans Committee
House
Paul R. Hawley
Veterans’administration
Installation of Bishop O Connor in Madison
The Very Rev E J Rodenkirch pastor of St Josephs Church Rev Wilfred Beres and Rev Francis Lutschell will attend the installation ceremonies in Madison on March 12 for Most Rev William P O Connor as bishop of the new diocese. St Raphael s church hosts the event with Rt Rev Magr William Mahoney pastor and Arch Bishop Moses E Kneys among the dignitaries. The Madison diocese formed from counties of Milwaukee and La Crosse includes Dane Marquette Green Lake Sauk Grant Iowa Jefferson Columbia Green Rocke and Lafayette. St Raphael s church designated as Bishop O Connor s cathedral.
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E. J. Rodenkirch
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wilfred Beres
Francis Lutschell
Madison
William P. O'Connor
St. Raphael's Church
Magr
William Mahoney
St. Bernard's
Jefferson
Moses E. Kneys
Milwaukee and
la Crosse
Dane
Marquette
Green Lake
Sauk
Grant
Iowa
Columbia
Green
Rocke
Lafayette
St. Raphael's
O'Chnor
G I School in Wisconsin Aims High for Veterans
Waukesha county veterans rehabilitation committee heard Superintendent R F Lewis describe the G I school in the basement of the public library. About 30 World War II veterans take University of Wisconsin extension courses with two ex servicemen instructors. Most progress well, with 5 percent of tests marked excellent and many pursuing English and mathematics to meet college entrance requirements.
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Waukeshas
Waukesha County
Veterans Rehabilitation Committee
R. F. Lewis
Wisconsin
Lewis
G. I
Clifford Goerke
Kyle Montague
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Richard Jacy
Im Harkins
Oconomewee National Guard
Richard
Jim
J. E. Worthington
Worthington
Lewin
N. J. Panella
G. I. School
Army
Navy
Crop Insurance Offered in Waukesha County Plans
Local AAA agents will contact Waukesha County farmers about 1846 crop insurance. County eligible for federal coverage on wheat and flax if 50 farmers or one third participate. Four agents to be appointed at a March meeting. State and district AAA officials explained the plan at recent meetings.
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Waukesha County
Harold Carr
Carr
Adhuy Hamman
District Aaa
Homer Smith
Melvin Olson
State Aaa Department
Rail Strike Hits Railroads and Phone Service Across Wisconsin
Rail workers plan Monday walkouts affecting five Wisconsin lines including the 600 line, North Western, and Milwaukee Road with Milwaukee to Chicago service likely struck. The nationwide telephone strike begins Thursday with the Freeman office teletype service ending Wednesday. supervisors will keep limited operations. President Truman may appoint a mediation panel, potentially delaying the strike for 30 days.
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Milwaukee
Tommhl
Freeman
United Press
Jhey
Waukesha
Wisconsin
600 Line
Northwestern
Milwaukee Road
TMER
North Shore Electric
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
A. F. Whitney
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Alvaniey Johnston
The
Engineers Union
Brotherhands
Truman
New York
Henry Mayer
National Federaton of Telephone Workers
Ind
Washington
At & Am
Mayer
NEFTW
Long Lines Federation
Southwestern
Bell) Telephone Workers’ Union
St. Louis
General Motors-Cio
United Workers
Detroit
National Labor Relations Board
International Uaw
R. J. Thomas
NLRB
Paul M. Herzog
Turnico
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Turns Colder with Snow
Wisconsin forecast calls for fair and colder tonight with light wind across the extreme north. Thursday will be partly cloudy and mild then turn colder with snow in the north and showers in the south. Lows tonight near 1 A.M. around 26, yesterday high 40, low 26, with notable temperature swings.
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Wisconsin
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Homes Corp
Progressive Party
Techneta Aaueter
Fibber McGees
Waupun
Arthur O. Jokinen
State Wellfare Department
Daily Worker
Probe VA Hospitals
O’connor
Pewaukee
Pewaukee Lake
Pewaukee Taxpayers' Association
Pewaukee High School
Oshkosh
Wis
Carl Gauger
Etrone
Bane Wag
Waukeshe
Wisconsin School
Hingle
Ble
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