Leading GOP Candidates Plan to Stump County
A crowded campaign schedule outlines visits by Warren, Taft, and Hart to Wisconsin towns including Waukesha and Racine. Warren attends open houses and speaks at the Avalon hotel and local halls. Taft plans a major address at Carroll College. Hart and Hartley schedule community gatherings and a sale pavilion appearance. Public events feature ticketed luncheons and open house access with audience Q&A opportunities.
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Court
Waukeshai High School
Stessel
Daily Show
Carroll College
Werhere
Wilter Martin
Eunice Peaslee
Warren
Cuney’s Hall
Calhoun
Ramstack’s
Elm Grove
al? Iwaukee
Taft
Avalon Hotel
Ani
Taft Committee
Emmasium
Arrest Seventh For Safe Theft
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced near arrest of a seventh suspect and recovery of an additional three thousand dollars in the 1,500,000 Redfield burglary. Robinson named as a key figure, with ties to Jeanne Machaud. several Milwaukee men and a Reno guest are under arrest for interstate transportation of stolen property.
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Washington
FBI
J. Eagar Hoover
Hoover
Benton Henry Robington
Reno Guest Fanes
Hoovers
Robinson
Redfield
Tee
Lavere Vi Redfield
Jeanne Machaud
Flagstaff
Ariz
Milwaukee
Plan Meeting of Smith Supporters for Tax Cut Campaign
A public meeting of backers for mayoral candidate C. C. Smith will be held tomorrow night at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. It begins at 7 30 p m and will be addressed by Smith to organize residents for an April 1 campaign focused on real estate tax reduction.
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Warren
Cali
Dewer
Eisenhower
Leive
Oconorrowee
Weukesha
Hartlead
Avalon Hotel
C. C. Smith
C. M. Thrig
Smith Committee
Smith
Thrig
Medals Awarded to War Veteran Six Years Later
Warren Heid Heidhues receives six new medals and a citation for bravery six years after leaving the service. The 83rd Infantry Division veteran earned two Bronze Stars along with the Victory Medal Good Conduct Medal and American and European Theater medals in Chicago.
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Chicago
Warren
Twins Born Half a World Apart Share Sickness Bonds
Report from Waukesha about 12 year old twins Jane and Jean Suncar who underwent appendectomies on the same day and often fall ill together. The siblings, in seventh grade at Northview School, live at 1146 Sunkist Ave Westown and have long shared illnesses and experiences, including measles and chickenpox.
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Tal
Jane
Teel
Jean
Ber
Freeman
Waukesha
Janie
Everrnning
Robert Bolders
Sunkist Ave
Westowne
Northview School
Punch Proves Point But Also Costs Money
A man charged with disorderly conduct after an assault and battery complaint was amended. The incident grew from a car collision on Summit Washington avenues. Several individuals, including Alan Flord and others from Wilkes-Barre, were fined for speeding at night.
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Lawrence
Washington
Archie Wilson
Miwauke
Summi
Washington Avenues
Alan Flord
Wilkes-Barre
Statesen
St Patrick’s Day reveler held on drunken charge
Patrick James OBrien of Chicago faced a drunkenness charge after quaffing a small cup in observance of St Patrick day. He wandered into Waukesha county, sought shelter, was refused, and jailed after failing to pay $4.50 in fines and costs. He told the judge he must be guilty because of the holiday.
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Patrick James O'Brien
Chicago
Patrick James O’brien
Miwaukee
Waukesha County
Brookfield
Scott Lowry
Patrick James O Brien
St. Patrick’s Day
Success for Korean Armistice Talks Predicted by Acheson
Acheson predicts success in Korean Armistice talks as city considers a new ordinance to curb parking. The measure limits parking to three hours on all off street spaces and sets daytime hours for street parking. The ordinance targets Bour Hmit owned parcels and Frame perk bath house.
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Acheson
Tity Council
Bour Hmit
Paley Street
Acheson Defends Europe Aid Plan in Senate Grilling
Secretary Dean Acheson testified before the Senate, defending the mutual security foreign aid program and pledging to offer more details in closed sessions. He warned against excessive optimism or pessimism about negotiations, and noted France’s sacrifices toward rearmament while NATO progress grows. Senators pressed for full disclosure on allied rearmament and aid amounts amid tax concerns.
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Acheson
Insa-Ct
France
Genny
St Lest
Alexander Wise
Wis
NATO
Wiley
Betvse B. Bickie Hia
Ang
Editorial asks if Waukesha favors jail terms for parking violators
The piece urges readers to study tonight's editorial on a proposed two thirds vote to adopt a get rough ordinance barring vehicles from municipal lots after three hours. Fines from 1 to 16 dollars could lead to jail terms up to 10 days.
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Waukesha
Common Council
City considers 32 hour parking limit in Buckiey Frame area
A first reading discussed a new ordinance to set a 32 hour parking limit west of a city well. The measure aims to increase turnover for shoppers and may pass tonight under suspension of the rules. Fines range from 1 to 10 dollars or up to 10 days in jail.
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Council
Buckiey - Frame Park
Bruce Beair
Heroic Owens
Richard Hippenmeier
Carl Farlor
First Citizens
Beaty
Hippenmeyer
Beaty Seid
Rites Friday for Matthew Sinkovits
Funeral services for Matthew Sinkovits age 67 will be held Friday at 9 30 a m in St Marys chapel. He died at his home on Oakland Avenue. He worked 30 years for TMER L and Co Milwaukee as a foreman and was a member of EMBA and the Catholic Order of Foresters. Surviving: wife Ruth two daughters Cath in Muller and Wilson three sons John James and Thomas eight grandchildren six sisters and two brothers. Call after 2 p m Thursday and parish vigil at 8 p m Thursday. Burial in St Josephs cemetery.
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Joseph Sinkovits
Weber
St. Mary's Chapel
Oakland Ave
Sinkovits
Tmer&l Company
Milwaukee
EMBA
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ruth
Cathiné Mueller
Wilson
John
James
Thomas
Waukesha
Mary Adeline
Oneida
Herman Randt
Minneapolis
Edith Tompitch
Ann Sinkovits
Henry Schuler
Peter Ver- Mallen
Conrad
Henry
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Freeman Wins Honors in Newspaper Photo Contest
The Waukesha Daily Freeman earned first honorable mention in the best newspaper photo class, with the Los Angeles Herald Examiner taking first and the New York Daily News and Beacon Journal also placing. Freeman staff photographer Peterson earned multiple honors for spot news and society pictures, including a "sweater boy" image at Carroll College.
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Waukesha Daily
Freeman
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
New York Daily
Izror
Ai Beacon-Journal
Columbus Dispatch
Jane
Waukesha
Peterson
Society News
Carroll College
Burglary at County Garage Under Investigation
Deputies investigated a break-in at Lekeviex Motors Hy SS and Hr G near Pewaukee. Burglars stole two auto sunshields a rear view mirror a new muffler and a case of 24 quarts of motor oil valued around 50 dollars. The break-in occurred between 9 30 pm yesterday and 7 am today according to mechanic Herber Betschleb.
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Sheriffs Department
Teday
Lekeviex Motors, Hy. SS
Hr. G
Pewaukee
Herber Betschleb
Herschlei
To Choose Speakers in Waukesha County Bureau Selection
William CaHow, a local attorney, is charged with selecting a speakers bureau for a non-partisan public information program on national defense efforts in Waukesha County for the American Barassa.
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William CaHow
Waukesha County
Dairy Show Draws Crowds Despite Wet Weather
Attendance held up at the Dairy Show as a snow storm and cold drizzle persisted. Judges praised livestock quality especially Holsteins while exhibitors filled 32 booths and sewing baking and canning entries drew interest. Grand champion to be named after final judging with events tonight featuring a Community Club Night chorus program from county schools.
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Kinson
Alien
Chamurin Ewerds
Germer _& Son
West Bend
Cam Prez Forgathorpe
al Dousman Thomas Andj
Osors
Dial
Progr
Jets complete record flight by jet fighters
Two United States Air Force F-84 Thunderjets landed after a 2.80 mile flight without refuelling, described by air experts as probably the longest sustained jet flight. The planes departed from two bases at 9:45 a.m. and returned at 2:33 p.m., flying over Germany Austria Switzerland France Britain and back. Pilots were Major Robert A. Burg Reading PA and Ist Lieut Larry M Ilpac Salt Lake City Utah. An aviation official called it the longest sustained jet flight without refuelling.
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Neugeiberg
Germers
United States Air Force
U.S
Austria
Switzerland
France
Britain
Robert A. Burg
Reading
Ist
Larry M. Ilpac
Salt
Leke City
Uieh
Renz Aviation
Full Council Agenda For Tonight Meeting in Waukesha
Waukesha city council sets a full agenda including a $1500 park board jeep purchase subject to finance committee approval. A grocers petition to amend class A beer licenses is referred to the ordinance committee. Debate over replacing the fact finding committee with a committee of the whole may recur. A proposal to hire an officer to enforce parking rules in lots and meters is discussed along with sewer petitions for Liberty Heights and 59 new Alan Realty homes with nine started monthly.
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Waukesha
Park Board
Guy Wert
Helring
Dutr
Alan Realty Co
Liberty Heights
Alan
McCarthy Blames Blockade for Navy Fighting Army
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy told an American Legion banquet that U S naval patrols in Formosa have freed Chinese Communist divisions for Korea. He said the blockade pits the navy against the army for the first time in U S history by presidential directive.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Blocka Formosa
Korea
McCarthy
American Legion
China
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