Coutts Weighs Run For Mayor in Waukesha
Former mayor Cherge W. Coutts is weighing a bid for the mayoral post as city politics swirl. Reports say Coutts, who once led the city, has not yet decided and notes nomination papers may have been circulated by his son Wallace, with supporters urging a candidacy while opponents plot.
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Soisy
Ld Sears
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Twa Bedeay
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Livery Snyder
Howeyee
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Tuyor
Geer Couths
Broateyager
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Coutty’ Son
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Coutts
Coults
Cavar'a
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Hobedt Stangrt
al Drroan
Loth
Catapaigna
Petsa
Hott Hen
Saydee
Conths
Wiikeshans
Colitts
Jefferson Ave
Waukesin Matoren
Country Life Club Elects O E Born New President
Country Life club at its second annual banquet in the Reformed church Thursday evening installed O E Born of the Waukesha high school as president. Officers named include Swirly vice president Dibble secretary Chapin treasurer and other committee chairs. A rural education speech outlined advances in breeding and agricultural engineering to raise farmer living standards. News items note a city strike in Minneapolis and a Finnish delegation heading to Moscow for a defense pact talks.
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Waukesha Hiach
Country Life Club
Reformed Church
Telen Swirly
Waukesha Route 4
Sara Mie Dibble
Waukesha
Shereman Chapin
Muteeonago
Don McDowell
Hie
Mebawelf
Ehatt
Sherman Chaps Tian
Betty Magnusson
Ted Patey
Clavener Cramer
Dowsman
Don Williams
Sussex
J. W. Masterson
Bernice Willams
Peter le Swarts
Muaste
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Outlook Tonight Through Sunday
Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight in Wisconsin. Sunday will be cloudy and warmer with a rise in temperatures. Local hourly readings show low temperatures near 24 and highs around 49.
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Wisconsin-Fair and
Warner
Tom
Elm Grove Physician and Wife Aid Cradle Foundling Center
An Elm Grove physician Dr. Robert Wheelman and his wife arrived in Chicago with their six adopted children to celebrate the Cradle Foundling home in Evanston 25th anniversary. The Wheelsbanks have adopted more children than any other couple, with six children aged two to 17, three boys and three girls. The Milwaukee surgeon and his wife are from Elm Grove and are connected to the Cradle Foundling story.
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Elm Grove
Congressional Group Approves 690000 Public Housing Units Plan
A joint congressional housing committee backed a plan for 690 000 low rent units in four years despite heated opposition led by Sen Joseph R McCarthy who signaled use of a minority report The panel had debated actions to ease the housing shortage with some members opposing the Flanders plan and others joining McCarthy in strong dissent
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Washington
U.P
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Joseph R. McCarthy
R. Wis
McCarthy
House and
Senate
Congressional
Ralph A. Gamble
N. Y
Ralph KE. Flanders
Charles IK. Fletcher
Calf
Rolla C. McMillen
Dairy Show in Waukesha County draws growing entries
The 30th annual Waukesha County Dairy Show, staged at the Sales pavilion, reports 293 entries with cattle showings expanding to fill space as Holstein, Jersey, and Ayrshire breeds prepare. Exhibits include rural art and educational displays as the event runs Tuesday through Thursday with extended museum hours.
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Waukesha County
Elhalings Springs
Bok Beer
Grandpa
Canton
Junior
Stu
Waukesha
Waulesha
County Livestock Board
Jd 16
Stallard
Thomas
Purine Iity. OM
EB. Fox
Baird Bros
C. J
Paul Mitchell
H. W. Carr
George Meferrow
Sonsco
J. R. Love
Chicago
James A. Schialbach
Wisconsin Receives $30,000 SilverSet For Centennial Display
In Portsmouth Virginia a noon ceremony aboard the USS Wisconsin returned Wisconsin’s $30,000 silver service donated during World War II to officers aboard the battleship. The set will travel to Madison for display at the state capitol during Wisconsin’s centennial celebrations starting May 29.
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State of Wisconsin
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Watkeshi
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Oscar Rennebahn
Edward Dean
Walter S. Goodland
California
A. W. Radford
Naval Operations
Norfolk Naval Yards
J. CG. Kinkaid
New York
H. §. Covington
Naval Yard
Waukesha
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Byrnes Calls Immediate Draft to Meet World Crisis
Former Secretary James Byrnes urged re-enactment of selective service and larger air forces to meet a potential crisis. He warned of Soviet moves in Europe, cited Greece Turkey Italy and France, and pressed for stronger defense steps including a bigger air corps and universal training planning. He spoke at Cradle Military College marking its 105th anniversary.
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Crudal Military College
Truman
George C. Marshall
America
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Czechoslovakia
Congress
Marshall
Molotov
V. M. Molotov
Air Corps
U. S
Russia
United States
Security Council
House of Correction for Union Leaders
Twenty two CIO United Auto Workers local leaders at Allis-Chalmers in Milwaukee face house of correction on Wednesday after being found guilty of contempt of court for violating Wisconsin employment relations board picket rulings during strikes. Sentences ranged from 30 to 60 days for officers and other members received fines.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Allis-Chalmers
House of Correction
Roland J. Steinle
Steinle
Robert Buse
Teocal 248
Farm Equipment Want
Wiseconsin Employment Relations Board
State Supreme Court
MacArthur Presidency Hailed as Anti Communist Bulwark
Mrs C R Beck a West Allis Republican worker said Gen Douglas MacArthur’s election would be an anti communist bulwark in this country. The note reflects booster sentiment during the 1950s political climate.
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Gen
Douglas MacArthur
C. R. Beck
West Allis
Republican Party
Meyers Convicted in Perjury Case Faces Jail After Sentencing
Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers was found guilty on three counts of subornation of perjury. He faces up to 30 years in prison and likely will be jailed after Monday’s sentencing despite his attorney’s plan to appeal.
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U.P
Bennett E. Meyers
Meyers
Senate
Alexander Holtzoff
Robert J, Bushnell
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Bleriot JH. Lamarre
Dayton
Internal Revenue Bureau
Baltimore
Ira Ray
100000 Workers Set for Nationwide Meat Strike
Chicago dispatch reports a planned walkout by CIO United Packinghouse Workers affecting about 106000 union members at around 100 plants nationwide. Talks with federal conciliators continued as unions seek a 19 to 20 cent hourly raise while packers offer nine cents. Farmers were warned not to ship livestock without contacting buyers as stockyards prepared for reduced slaughter.
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Chicago Livestock Exchange
Minnesota
Wisconsin Telephone Workers Seek Contract Reopenings
Communication Workers of America urged the Wisconsin Telephone firm to reopen wage contracts that expire May 7. The union seeks changes in working conditions, a referendum on a union shop clause, and awaiting a company stance on employee union membership. The firm notes it will not compel union membership. Payroll increases of about 2.5 million were granted last May to end the strike.
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Communication Workers of America Today
Wisconsin Telephone Car
National Labor Relations Board
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
MacArthur Allows Japanese Press to Print Anti MacArthur Attacks
General Douglas MacArthur ordered his censorship division to permit Japanese newspapers to publish American political attacks against him. Col. M. P. Echols announced the directive after Kyodo reported prior suppression of anti MacArthur material. The move followed questions from United Press about deleted references to Veterans Against MacArthur Clubs at several universities.
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U.P
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Col
M. P. Echols
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Kyodo
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Japan
United Press
Army
Stars and Stripes
W-V-Tr
University of California
Harvard University
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin students form anti MacArthur club in Madison
Seventeen University of Wisconsin students including veterans organize an anti MacArthur group to oppose his presidential campaign. John Hunter leads the club and travels to Chicago to coordinate with Veterans Against MacArthur organizers established there this week.
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U.P
University of Wisconsin
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
John Hunter
Chicago
Censorship clash over MacArthur coverage in Japanese press
Echols testified that MacArthur ordered no censorship to shield his name from political attacks. Army newspapers and radio stations faced limits on coverage of pro and anti MacArthur clubs, while Japanese press could carry American political attacks, raising questions about censorship in the occupation.
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Army
Hy Atecent
Echols
MacArthur
Behols
Acer
Man attacked by tavern dog leaves owner badly hurt
Sigmund Kraszka 38 of Waukesha route 1 suffered severe lacerations to his left hand and wrist after a 2 year old Doberman Pinscher named Oscar attacked him at his tavern near the intersection of Highways 18 and 83. The dog was placed in a bear cage at the tavern after deputies assisted.
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Oscar
Sigmund Kraszka
Waukesha
Kraszka
Hraszka
H. A. Gantz
Madison
Missing Northwest DC-4 With 30 Aboard Reported
A Northwest Airlines DC-4 charter with 30 aboard is missing in rugged terrain between Anchorage and Edmonton. The craft, carrying 24 oil company employees and six crew, last radioed Anchorage at 1 am CST and was seen near Mount Sanford by a Guiana station at 1 03 am. Northwest cites no further information and cautions the radio may have failed.
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Alberta
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Seattle Coast Guard
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Sanford
Wrangell Mountains
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Mount Sanford
Shanghai
New York
U. S
China
NWA
Tavernkeeper O Malley Dies of Heart Attack
Harold J. O'Malley proprietor of O'Malley's tavern on Highway 59 died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday afternoon. He previously ran O'Malley's Barn and was a former East Troy resident who operated a restaurant for years. Surviving are his wife Lottie and daughter Bonnie. Funeral services are set for Monday with time not yet specified. body lies in state at Koelsch funeral home West Allis after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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O’malley
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O'Malley
East Troy
Lottie
Bonnie
Koelsch Funeral Home
West Allis
Break in March Cold Brings 29 Degree Noon Reading
Unseasonably cold weather ends as a warm spell moves in across the middlewest with noon temperatures at 29 and highs in the 40s forecast. Snow and subfreezing lows capped two weeks of severe weather including yesterday's gusty plunge to four below zero and a morning low of 7.
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Local IRS reports $27 million income tax payment
New York officials said an unidentified corporation sent a $27,000,000 income tax payment by check. The home location of the company was not disclosed.
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New York
U.P
Internal Revenue Office
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