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Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1950

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Court upholds loyalty purge as constitutional ruling

In a 2 to 1 decision the U S court of appeals upheld the presidents loyalty program and the firing of a federal security employee for Communist associations. Judge Prettyman wrote the majority opinion with Judge Proctor concurring and Judge Edgerton dissenting over lack of trial and due process concerns.

Washington -Ip U. S. Court of Appeals Truman Dorothy Bailey Federal Security Agency E. Barrett Prettyman James M. Proctor Henry W. Edgerton Miss Bailey

Rustler Hunt Grows In Waukesha County Horse Theft

Local sheriff seeks a stolen horse case involving a Pewaukee seller, a Hartland helper, and a Chicago sale. Deputy reports the horse moved from William Miller farm on Highway KE and authorities trace the theft to an owner believed to be rightful possessor. Brunelle resigns from Watertown police and fire commission after illegal slot machine possession fine.

Texas Waukesha County William Miller Highway KE Miller Hartland Chicago Watertown P J Brunelle Police and Fire Commission Commission

Weather Forecast Torches and Cold Snap Incoming

Clearing and colder tonight with a chance of snow in the eastern portion this afternoon. Thursday expects fair and warmer conditions with lows 18 to 25 northwest to 26 to 60 southeast and highs 40 to 45. Local temps show yesterday's high 38 low 27, best as 57/0. Almanac note includes sunrise and moon phases for March 23 to 26.

Pewaukee Driver Hurt and Milwaukee Girl Killed

James Kellogg, 23, of Pewaukee, was seriously injured when his car crashed into a utility pole at a Milwaukee intersection. A [-year-old Milwaukee girl named Shirley Metzler] died on arrival at Milwaukee County Emergency Hospital. her condition not specified.

A. Pewaukee Milwaukee James Kellogg T. C. Kelloge Milwaukee County Shirley Metzler

Theresa Proves Honesty on Way to See the Pope

Theresa Stano 18 of 310 E Main found a green purse with 400 dollars in a bank book and 40 cash on Grand avenue in Waukesha. She returned it to police after noting the loss and planned to share a $10 steward with her sister during a five month European pilgrimage with her mother.

Theresa Ramona Baumgart Big Bend Waukesha Wisconsin Theresa Stano E. Main Europe McCoy’s Grand Avenue Paris Florence Milan Rome Spain England Louis Rano Italy

Cadet Admits Stealing 1300 in Chicago Holiday Spree

A 15 year old cadet at St John s Military Academy admitted stealing 1300 from the cadet store safe and cash register. He was expelled and not charged. He was found on school grounds after returning to the routine, having spent 200 of the funds. Police noted palm prints and narrowed suspects to 13 before identifying him. The youth traveled from Chicago to field evidence and restitution was promised by his father.

St. John’s Military Academy Sheriff's Department Albudquerque N. M Chicago Delafield St. John’s

Caldwell Named To Waukesha Water Commission

The Waukesha common council approved Clar ence J. Caldwell for the water utility commission to fill the vacancy from Jay Laing's death. Caldwell, purchasing agent for the Waukesha Motor Co., also serves on the health board and resides at 728 Linden St. Ald. Joseph O Connell recommended Caldwell to the council.

Common Council Clarence J. Caldwell Water Utility Commission Jay Laing Waukesha Caldwell Linden St Waukesha Motorco Laing Utility Commission Ald Joseph O'Connell

Tucker Seeks Million Dollars for False Suit

Tucker files a $1,000,000 damage suit in Chicago naming U S District Attorney Otto Kerner Jr Harry A McDonald SEC chairman five other federal employees and a Chicago attorney as defendants after his acquittal on mail fraud and conspiracy charges in the dream car case He and seven associates were found innocent by a federal grand jury of related charges.

Tucker Chicago -Im Preston Tucker U.S Otto Kerner Harry A. McDonald Securities and Exchange Commission Chicago

Council Accepts Land for Street

The common council voted to accept a 60 foot strip from Butler Bin Co for National avenue’s future expansion and approved $1 600 to grade the land. The site runs from the current east limit to the Chicago North Western belt line right of way and may become a through street in the east. The land will be used for future city needs and later as a parking area for Butler Bin Co. ahead of possible industrial development.

Butler bin Co National Avenue Board of Public, Works and Building and Grounds Committee Walter Dick Waukesha Niagara Ct Grandview Avenue Park Board American Legion VFW Frame Park Madison Street N. Hine Avenue Guy Wertz Board of Public Works Buchner Park

Variety of Weather Hits Waukesha County Hard

Fog rain sleet and snow sweep the county causing slick roads, ditch entries and injuries. Sheriff reports about 50 calls from motorists. highway crews battle ice and slush as temperatures hover near freezing. Isabelle Johnson of Austin Minnesota suffers a fractured hip in a Highway 18 crash near Hy 67 and hospitalizes in satisfactory condition.

Sheriffs Department Edward Stephan Howard Thompson Milwaukee Sheriff's Department City Water Utility Stephan Water Utility Highway 18 Isabelle Johnson Austin Minn Waukesha Memorial Hospital Superior Madison Wausau Land O’ Lakes Park Falls Eau Claire

Acheson Considers Lie’s UN Cold War Proposal

Secretary of State Dean Acheson said he will study Trygve Lie’s call for top level talks among UN Security Council members to ease cold war tensions. He noted the United States favors UN led negotiations and will await the full text before commenting. Lie urged consultations among Big Five powers and others.

Washington-Ip Dean Acheson United Nations Trygve Lie Lie UN Security Council Acheson United States Security Council

Acheson Denies Red Agent Ties in State Department

Secretary of State Dean Acheson said he does not know of any top Russian espionage agent connected to the state department if such a link exists. He cautioned that Senator McCarthy's charges hurt U.S. foreign policy and declined to comment further on Ambassador Jessup's remarks.

Washington-M Dean Acheson State Department Joseph R. McCarthy Acheson Wisconsin Republican McCarthy U. 8 Philip Jessup Senate Jessup Department No. L

Bad Day for Kopacka Deepens in Wisconsin Burglary Case

Waukesha county jail to hold two Kopacka brothers after district attorney says warrants will charge Joseph Kopacka, 30, with a Dousman burglary. Louis Kopacka, 33, awaits preliminary hearing on a burglary charge. Stephen Kopacka, 27, was sentenced to three to five years for gang involvement in a Milwaukee home ransack. Frank Maranowicz, 32, already sentenced for related crimes. Joe arrested during Stephen’s trial and to be transferred for questioning on other burglaries.

Waukesha County Kopacka Dist David Dancey Joseph Kopacka Milwaukee Joe Louis Stephen Waupun State Prison Miller Dousman Frank Maranowicz Oconomowoc Waupun Waukesha Menomonee Falls Maranowicz Janet

Police Use Guns to Halt Reds Rioting in Berlin

Police fired into the air and used fire hoses to breakup a 12 hour Communist nationwide strike in Rome and across Italy. 144000 armed officers, including carabinieri, restored order in major cities after protests turned violent in Rome Bologna Milan Florence Turin.

Berlin Rome Bologna Bologna University General Confederation of Labor Adriatic Milan Florence Turin

Wisconsin dentist Dr Bull to speak on Fluoridation

Dr. F A Bull, supervisor of dental education for the state board of health, will address the Kiwanis club tomorrow afternoon on Fluoridation for Water. He explains studies on the effects of fluoridation in drinking water to prevent dental caries.

F. A. Bull Wisconsin State Board of Health Kiwarus Club

Alderman Frowns On County Meter Censure Push

Alderman John Owens of the fifth ward urged the council to study parking meters on East avenue near the courthouse after county supervisors proposed censuring the city over meters. He argued free courthouse parking already exists and called for grave consideration of the issue. The council tabled the motion, placing the resolution on file.

John Owens Fifth Ward Common Council Owens East Avenue Main Street Yeagues Nonie Crowley Conrad Rohrer Chenequa Frank Pritalaff Merton

Whitewater man held for killings near Janesville

A warrant charges Thomas Chesney a 44 year old Whitewater Wisconsin man with first degree murder in the axe slayings of his two uncles near Janesville. Chesney was arrested at Rockton Illinois after being identified at a Kirkland Illinois farm service station. Robbery appears the motive though the uncles received relief.

Janesville Thomas Chesney Chesney Whitewater Wis John Fanning Patrick Fanning Rockton Fanning Brothers Miles Sweeney Rock County Rockford Wisconsin Sweeney Robert Daniel Deniel Winnebago County Vernon Seaton Kirkland Til Frank Margason F. F. McGuire McGill

City Exhibit Suggested for New City Garage

Alderman Joseph O Connell urged using the new city garage as an exhibit hall to show how departments operate. He proposed a public inspection before equipment fills the space and asked for broad department participation for schoolchildren and adults. Mayor Honeyager said the idea would be given advisement, while City Engineer Walter Dick announced an open house for the garage and sewage disposal plant, with completion by May 1.

Common Council Ald Joseph O'Connell O’connell Board of Public Works O'Connell Edwin H. Honeyager Walter Dick

Shell Follows Petrol Price Rise In Local Gas Stations

Gas station price hikes sweep the area as Ed's Shell Service raises regular to 25 cents and premium to 27 cents, joining eight major brands now selling at about 25.5 to 27.5 cents per gallon. Local independents Hopson Oil and Clark's Super Gas post 24 cent regular and 25 cent premium.

Shell Harder & Sons Clark's Super Gas Hopson Oil Company Hopson Regular Clark Hopson Premie Um

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