22 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1952
Page
1
The article quotes General MacArthur criticizing the civilian leadership for spending abroad and mismanaging foreign policy. He argues for a strong American stance to defend liberty, warns against reckless actions, and calls for a return to principled policy while avoiding entanglement in costly wars.
Gen Alfred Gruenther, chief of staff to Eisenhower, warns Congress next week on military aid while noting no word on Eisenhower’s return. Southern leaders and Rep. Hush Scott aim to translate Ike’s popular appeal into convention delegates. The Ike boom grows as southern backers intensify campaign efforts.
Albert Schrinner 80 a resident of I sha died after a six month illness. He was active in the bricklayers and masons union for 69 years and served as secretary 32 years. He belonged to the First Evangelical and Reformed church. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. at the Lynschen Funeral Home with D. Gaspar as director. Burial in Prairie Home cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home. Survivors include his widow three daughters Edith Leitzke Laura Krueger and Merie Esselston all of Waukesha one son Alert J Schrinner also of Waukesha five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Windy morning at 1023 E Racine saw Hibbard climb a frozen roof to fix a television. He slipped on the ladder and clung to safety as his wife summoned firefighters for help.
Four Milwaukeeans were injured in separate crashes in Waukesha at 3:02 a.m. A car driven by Louis Wagner, 19, lost control on a curve and crashed into a telephone pole. Injured were Carol Schmit, 20. Robert Roth, 21. Larry Stoltz, 21. and Jack Wagner, 19. They were taken to Waukesha Memorial Hospital.
Carroll college First Presbyterian in Waukesha presents an Easter play staged by a student workshop. University staff and students direct supervise and perform the production with senior Bob Lowerre and student rectors Lawrence Sinclair and Patricia Campbell leading the cast of Margaret Windus Ronald Haminski Nancy Stess and Marilyn Dieidinger.
ixie C. Wilson of United Press forecasts Truman attempting a second term with renomination at the conventions in Cleveland. He doubts Eisenhower or Taft can unseat Truman and suggests a possible deadlock could push MacArthur for the nomination. Stassen is dismissed.
Period shows ballots mailed for several elections with notes on registration and deadlines. Mentions clerks forwarding ballots to Japan and voters needing proper registration to vote, with references to Waukesha and neighboring counties and varied ballot types.
Governor Warren stumbles through a Wisconsin swing date as supporters discuss final appearances. An escort bus and a Pewaukee lake ice fishing moment highlight a campaign trip with remarks on basic training and a joke about his high school band days.
Warren speaks at a county gathering with supporters from Hartland and Ocensmo. He blasted the Democratic administration and urged Americans to trust the governor and lead the nation toward political and economic solutions.
Mrs Sophia Stone 84 died last night at her daughter's home Mrs Paul B Hanna Whitefish Bay Other survivors include Mrs Stephen Riogh of Waukesha two sons Ernest Villa Park and Richard Prescott Ariz eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Service will be Monday 7 2 p m at Erling Larsen Funeral Home with Christian Science rites Burial in Prairie Home Cemetery Friends may call 5 to 9 p m tomorrow and are asked not to send flowers
Carroll College sorority Beta Chi Theta announced plans to become part of Alpha Gamma Delta, founded in 1904. The Carroll group will be the second Alpha Gamma Delta chapter in Wisconsin, joining the University of Wisconsin chapter.
Watkesha county reports a chilly spring start as Gov. Zari Warren tours the state. A morning warm front gives way to rain sleet and fresh snow with northern roads warned as difficult. The Weather Man forecasts more unsettled conditions through the weekend. A spring blizzard belts the northern plains with heavy snow and high winds, complicating travel from Kansas to Minnesota.
Tornadoes struck a wide swath of the region from Arkansas to Tennessee and northern Alabama causing extensive destruction. Rescue efforts faced communication failures as crews worked through debris to pull bodies from wreckage. The Red Cross reported substantial disaster aid and medical support as officials counted the dead and searched for survivors.
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