County Man Killed in Hr 83 Auto Accident
A rural Waukesha man, Joseph B. Schaefer, 59, route 2, died in a head on collision on Hr 83 with Eunice A. Loth, 42, Mukwonago. The crash occurred on a hill crest about 4:40 p.m. on Hr 83, with icy road conditions. Loth escaped with minor injuries. both cars heavily damaged. In a second incident on Hr 16 and Calhoun Road, three people were lightly hurt.
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Waukesha
Joseph B. Schaefer
Eunice A. Loth
Mukwonago
X. Schaefer
Schaefer
Loth
Sony
Icy
Ieder
Calhoun Road
Tvo
Duane Lewis
Grandview Heights
Myrih Lewis
Emil J. Keierleber
Milwaukee
Burglar Alarm at Bank Sparks City Stir
About 10 o’clock last night alarms at the Waukesha National Bank rang causing motorists and pedestrians at Five Points to stop. Police investigated and cashier William Karam Tow found the alarm accidental due to a faulty sensor before the bank closed yesterday.
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Waukesha National Bank
William Karam- Tow
Doctor's Wife Wins Divorce in Custody and Settlement
Leone L. Wiles of 901 Buena Vista avenue was granted a divorce from Dr Charles E Wiles of Butter Pennsylvania on grounds of cruelty. She secured custody of their 11 year old daughter and a settlement over 36000 in cash stocks and bonds including 100 shares American Telegraph common, 200 shares Interocean vessel stock and the homestead at 314 Beechwood avenue. The decree provides for her education and the husband to pay maintenance.
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A. Wiukesha
Eir Iy
Leone L. Wiler
Buena Vista Ave
Charles E. 66
Butter
U_ S_ government
Interratier
Beechwood Ave
Wiles
Esther L. Hanke
Fairviex Zvo
Herbert H. Hanke
Uptown
Hanke
Hawke
Buyer Resistance Blamed for Butter Price Drops In Wisconsin
Buyers resistance named as the main cause for sharp butter price declines across Wisconsin stores. Butter prices fell eight to ten cents from a week ago with 92 score at 85 cents a pound. District reports say Grade A eggs range 41 to 49 cents a dozen, with ungraded eggs as low as 27 cents. National trends show further easing with 93 score butter at 32 cents a pound in Chicago markets.
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Waukesha
Chicago
Dallas
Pinay Elected Leader as Gaullists Withdraw Support
In Paris the French Assembly backed Pinay by 324 to 206 after intense debate and near clashes with Gaullists. He pledged tax reform and measures to curb evasion, aiming to keep France from chaos and avert further government collapses.
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French Assembly
Pinay
Genutt
RPF
Pinar
France
Elmer Lewis Found Dead in Basement
Elmer Lewis aged 61, longtime employee of Waukesha Mowr Co and longtime fire and police commissioner, died at home early today from an apparent self inflicted shooting. He had been despondent over ill health and absent from work for about two weeks under medical care. Mrs Lewis found him on the basement floor five minutes after a shot, doctors pronounced death by self action. A funeral notice lists surviving relatives and address details.
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Elmer Lewis
Waukesha Mowr Co
Fire and Police Commission
Lewis
Goder
Hushe
County Girl Wins Honors in 4-H
Keda Nickolas Hart of Waukesha was named the county 4-H member to receive the state high honor, the first since 13 years. She will tour Canada and cities like Niagara Falls before joining delegates in Washington for a national program. Hart plans Northwestern University study and holds a record of blue ribbons, clothing demonstrations, and leadership roles in 4-H activities.
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Sari
Missaukees
Clarke
Waukesha Cour
Russ Robinson
Keda Nickolas Hart
Waukesharowie
FICE
Aij Alerouere
Eep
Phere
Detlor
Wau- Shera Coun
Sauk Couetes
Eugene ‘Anderson
Weinebago Couniz
Canada
Niagara Falls
Gethsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Clarice
Northwestern University
Danford Foundation
Bankers
County 12H Council
Lisbon
Cont
Plan to Build Five Prefab Homes in Lincoln Heights
The Alan Realis Co acting for National Homes Inc Lafayette Ind seeks building permits to start five prefabricated homes in a 10 acre portion of a 35 acre subdivision in Lincoln Heights. Models include two and three bedroom designs with prices from 9 000 to 13 906 and some with basements. Construction may begin next week weather permitting as city officials led by Mayor Beall and Building Inspector R T Jones inspect a comparable National Homes project.
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Lincoln Heights
Gar
Alan Realis Co
Bilwaukee
Wealth Company
National Homes, Inc
Lafayette
Ind
Lweather
Joseph Beecker
Realty
Iee Tirmm
Ivoy
I the
Brookfield Avenue
Murray Avenue
Highland Avenue
R. T. Jones
Jones
Brice Beal
National Homes
Caption mixup swapped judge candidates in Freeman photo
Last night's Freeman photograph mislabeled top judge candidates with reversed positions. On the left appears County Judge Allen D. Young and on the right City Ally Richard Hippenmeyer.
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Freeman
Allen D. Young
Richard Hippenmeyer
Emerson Oil drivers end walkout after contract raise
Ten Emerson Oil transport workers, members of local 695 of the Petroleum Haulers union AFL, returned to work after a five day strike. The new contract raises pay by 32 cents per hour to 1.98 and adds time and a half after nine hours a day or 44 hours weekly, replacing the previous overtime after 48 hours. Orrin Emerson said city drivers were unaffected, only bulk oil haulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Oil Co. Transport Grivers
Petroleum Haulers unionx./ AFL
Orrin Emerson
Youth Placed On Probation In Disorderly Conduct Case
A Waukesha youth, Robert James, 18, pled guilty in Oconomowoc court to disorderly conduct after a resisting-arrest charge was dropped. He was placed on six months probation, ordered to pay court costs, and to refrain from drinking. He was arrested February 24 at the Lake Zolier rink near Geonomorec where officers said he was abusive and kicked a deputy.
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Oconomowoc -i
Waukesha
Oconomoiwec
Robert James
Caro
Hinesi
Probat
Iplea
Lake Zolier
Geonomorec
Peter Roelandis
Hermes
Leon Brenner
David Danief
James Rat
Brenner
Lake
Spaghetti Case Establishes Guilt in Local Court
Madison small claims judge Dorgas ruled Conlon guilty in a bridge party incident known as the Spaghetti Case. Witnesses described confrontations with Robert Schaer and others. Conlon faced accusations of aggression as a kiss attempt led to injuries. The court set penalties including fines tied to the altercation at the bridge park.
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Madison
Small Claims
Dorgas
Erwin Conlon
Parim
Robert Schaerers
Schaering
McCarthy charges tie between Chinese foundation and Communists
Sen. McCarthy claimed a foundation linked to Nationalist China is a Communist front while questioning Morris Wasson and others named in a list of seven officers. Wasson denied the charges and said the allegations rely on House Un-American Activities files. The Morris Wasson firm once represented United Tanker Corp, a Chinese financed vessel operator.
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Letes
Morrisself
Hoson HL Wasson
China
McCarthy
Wasson
Meterthr
Doris
Morris-Wasson
United Tanker Corp
Man Suffers Fractured Hip in Workplace Fall
James Conver of 1000 E Broad Way sustained a fractured hip after a fall at work this morning. He was transported by the sheriff’s department ambulance to Waukesha Memorial Hospital where his condition was reported as good.
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James Conver
E. Broadway
Waukesha
Rexo
Sheriffs Department
Waukesha “Memorial Hospital
Soviet Agent Steals Military Attache Diary in Moscow
The army disclosed a man believed to be a Soviet agent stole Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow's diary in Moscow. Photographed excerpts were sent to a British writer and used to claim U S plotting of war while Grow was recalled amid the probe.
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Waskingson
Arr
Mosco
United States
Russia
Robert W. Grow
U. S
Moscow
Grow
Marquis of Queensbury
Ger. Grow
Richard i
East Berlin
Squires
S2ic
U. S. Army
Wall Street
Army
Congress seeks billions for foreign aid and defense in 1933 budget
President Franklin D. Roosevelt tells Congress the United States and its allies will pursue a broad foreign aid and defense plan. He outlines $1.919 billion for defense in Western Europe and $636 million for economic and point-tone aid, aims to boost arms production, and emphasizes collective strength to deter Soviet pressure.
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Congress
Tederior
Europe
Trumen
EuroAsia
Africa
Near East
Pacific
Latin Americ
Alsoz
Celio
Russia
West
Iong A
Gollar
Toomer
Lyes
Saca
U.S
United States
Hold Huppert Bites Here Saturday
Huppert a former head of Crittall Inc and ci leader will be at 30 a.m. Saturday at the local Presbyterian Church. Huppert died at a Los Angeles hospital Monday while visiting a daughter in Fresno. Friends may call at Erling Larsen Funeral home after 3 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be at Prairie Home cemetery. The family requests donations to charity in lieu of flowers.
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Huppert
Dent of Crittall, Inc
Presbyterian
Los Angeles
Fresno
Erling Larsen
Prairie Home Cemetery
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Keske
Wester
John Schaefer Carard Eunice Lath
Mutewonago
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Trpce
Nyauist
Schneeberg
Wisconsin
Frigar
Forth
Waukesha's
Santeday
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Truman
Paris
Bly
Ant
Prem
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Th Gaulle
Rench People Parity
Abin
Genuttes
Secur
Assembly
Orizco
Wiliam
Leoze
Hermen 'Ol Dunbar
Iz Ludeman
Robert Marr
Jane
Virginia Beach
Har
Charles
Ats Pleasance
Mal
Elmer Lewix
Emerson
Conlon
Schnerx
Conton
Bridge Park
Red Records
BeCariis
Zepeblicen
Frankfur
Germany
Aviza- Hie Patt
Kremlin
Western
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