Pick Candidates for High Court Tuesday
Wisconsin voters in Waukesha county face a light judicial primary with two of three candidates to the state supreme court on the April ballot. Candidates include Dieterich Stearns and Steinle with a $12,500 ten year post. A Big Bend referendum asks to buy a gutted church for a village hall at $6,000. Election turnout is expected low, about 340000 statewide.
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Waukesha County
State Supreme Court
William H. Dieterich
Hartford
The
Disabled American Veterans
Perry J. Stearns
Milwaukee
U§. Senate
Supreme Court
Roland J Steinle
Kohler
Oscar M. Fritz
Big Bend
St. Joseph's
Hartland
Melvin Jensen
Alvin C. Nelson
Kenneth Legue
Arthur Hoffman
Richard Sylvester
Waukesha City
Harold Owens
Wisconsin
Gaige Roberts
Secretary of State
Warming
Buchner Park
Randall
Roberta Avenue
Vocational School
Depp Street
Mth — Blair
Barstow
Carroll student pleads not guilty in assault case
Joseph P. Maley Jr., 25, charged with assault and battery after a February incident at WAUX station. He pleaded not guilty in municipal court, with trial set for March 15 and bail kept at 100 dollars. The victim Aden Randall, 31, chief engineer, was injured when punched through a plate glass window amid a station strike.
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Carroll College
Waux Today
Joseph P. Maley, Jr
Scott Lowry
Carroll
Aden Randall
Lincoln Ave
Randall
Maley
Robert Beringer
Bill Roberts
Beringer
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Report
Wisconsin remains cloudy with light snow in the north tonight and Tuesday. Warmer south Tuesday, lows around 22 to 28, highs 35 to 45. Winds vary from west-southwest to south-southwest, temperatures ranged 29 to 43 yesterday, 11 to 28 last year.
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Wisconsin
280 Volunteers Set To Donate Blood
280 volunteers are set to donate blood on Tuesday March 9 as the Junior League Blood Center Milwaukee mobile unit visits the Waukesha Elks Club from 12 30 to 5 00 pm to support the Waukesha Blood Donor club account. Donors should keep appointments and avoid meals before donating.
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Junior League Blood Center
Milwaukee
Waukesha Elks Club
Waukesha Blood
McConnell
Mobile
Labor Relations Board
Dulles Details Communist Threats to Guatemala
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles spoke to the Caracas conference on the communist threat in the Western Hemisphere. He described international communism as a clandestine movement run by Soviet leaders, with fronts operating across American states and leaders traveling to Soviet bloc countries for funds. He offered to provide proofs but asserted the core facts are widely known and invitable in the record.
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Caracas
John
Foster Dulles
Guatemala
U. S
Guillermo Toriello
Dulles
U.S
Political Juridical Committee
U S
Western Hemisphere
Toriello
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Anothe
Soviet Communist Party
Eisenhower cites U S military aid totals since 1949
President Eisenhower told Congress the United States has supplied about 7.7 billion dollars in guns ammunition and military equipment to bolster free nations against Soviet threats since October 1949 through December. He noted 30 792 tanks and combat vehicles 5340 aircraft 601 naval vessels and 2 million small arms and machineguns.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Illness Fatal to Butler Resident 81
Mrs. Gertie Sanford 81, of Butler, died Saturday at her daughter’s home after years of illness. Survivors include two daughters Grace Muller and B Brokaw, a stepson Tom Sanford in Montana, a sister and a brother, five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services were at Butler Methodist church with Rebecca Lodge in charge. Burial at La Farge.
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Butler
Gertie Sanford
B. M. Brokaw
Grace Muller
Brokaw
Tom Sanford
Montana
United States
Ler Methodist Church
Onlybecca Lodge
la Farge
Bur
Power Beyond Numbers in Lent Sermon
Rev I Dean Jordan of First Methodist Church, Waukesha, urges that faith is not measured by crowds or offerings but by personal transformation through meeting Jesus Christ. He contrasts Jesus’ forgiveness with external signs and warns against evaluating faith by numbers alone.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Rev
I. Dean Jordan
First Methodist Church
Waukesha
Miss Frame Protests Ouster of Layton Pair
Waukesha social leader Miss E Mabel Frame protests the Layton School of Art board action that forced founders Miss Charlotte Partridge and Miss Miriam Frink to resign effective May 31. Frame questions age bias and corporate policy, pledges to building fund under review, praises Partridge and Frink’s vision, and recalls the school’s lakeshore expansion.
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Miss Frame
Layton
Waukesha
E. Mabel Frame
Layton School of Art
Milwaukee
Charlotte R. Parmidge
Miriam Rink
Malcolm K. Whyte
Miss Partridge
Milwaukee Downer College
Miss Frink
Frame
Layton School of Art Directors
Miss Chursh
Church School of Art
Chicago
Miss Church
Layton Art Gallery
Lakeshore
Funeral Rites Set for Muskego Infant Cheryl Zingsheim
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Cheryl Zingsheim an eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell H Zingsheim Muskego. The baby died Saturday and services are at 1 30 PM Tuesday at Koelsch funeral home West Allis. Burial is Holy Cross cemetery. Surviving are her parents two brothers Gregory and Michael a sister Bernice grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank H Zingsheim and Mr and Mrs Peter Sanatian two aunts and an uncle.
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Cheryl Zingsheim
Russell H. Zingsheim
Muskego
Koelsch
W. Greenfield Ave
West Alls
Holy Cross Cemetery
Gregory
Michael
Bernice
Frank H. Zing Sheim
Peter Sanat
Elm Grove okays Brookfield plan amid 1954 voting context
Elm Grove approves plans for a proposed city of Brookfield expansion, with legal counsel noting potential legal implications for the Brookfield Elm Grove suit in the state supreme court. The area would include most of Brookfield east of Calhoun road, excluding Butlerland and Elm Grove, and could affect current objections from Brookfield. Leaders await county and Brookfield officials’ reactions before continuing incorporation steps unless strong objections arise. In Miami Beach, senators Magnuson and Murray back economic issues over McCarthy’s activity as Stevenson pressures for 1954 campaign emphasis. McCarthy disputes Stevenson’s charges, arguing Republicans seek to “clean up the Democratic mess” and supports Eisenhower.
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Elm Grove
Brookfield
Richard Cutler
Kneeland Godfrey
Cutler
Calhoun Road
Butlerland Elm Grove
State Supreme Court
Waukesha County
Brookheld
Miami Beach
Fla
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Len McCarthy
Stevenson
McCarthy
Sen
Murray
Japan and United States Sign Mutual Defense Pact
Japan and the United States sign a mutual defense pact. The agreement pledges 4100 million in aid and commits American weapons and munitions to bolster Japan's defense. It includes a 700-man advisory group and trains for modernization while signaling a broader security role in Asia.
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Japan
United States
Principal Dies in Milwaukee After Nondisclosure Pact
John W. Schenck, 62, principal of River High School and noted military items expert, died Sunday in Milwaukee. The agreement resembles mutual defense pacts signed by the United States with many nations, though the exact amount and number of items to be furnished remain unspecified.
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United States
Milwaukee
John W
Schenck
River
State Courts Bar Evidence From Senate Testimony
The Supreme Court ruled that testimony given before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee may not be used in criminal prosecutions in state courts. Justice Black affirmed the unanimous decision, overturning the 1952 Baltimore conviction of William Adams for numbers activity under Maryland lottery laws.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Justice Black
William Adams
Baltimore
High
Senate Committee
Adams
Maryland
Congressional Committee
W. Giles Parker
Congress
Senate
Residents Told Of Ward Shifts In Local Primary Voting
Residents in wards one through four were reminded of ward boundary changes that may affect their polling places for Tuesday's primary. The changes split wards by Perkins Avenue for wards one and two and Aurora Avenue for wards three and four, with updated voting centers listed.
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Perkins Avenue
Perkins
Eales Avenue
White Rock School
Aurora Avenue
Main Street
Beechwood Avenue
Aurora
Woodward and
Rosemary Streets
Greenfield Ave
Hartwell
Arcadian Avenues
Esther Winn
Ninth Ward
Buchner Park
Casper
Broadway
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House Labor Committee
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Wint Smith
R-Kan
Jéfoan
Crime Committee
Magnuson
Sen. Magnuson
Tokyo
Pan
Anese
John Allisons
Shigeru Yoshida
Onej
Allison
Kato
Isao Okazaki
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