Trieste at Center of New International Crisis
Diplomatic clash sharpened around Trieste as Western powers and Russia race to shape the postwar order. Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece, Palestine, and the United States maneuver for advantage amid threats of war and calls for UN action.
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Harrison Silisbury
Uovereign
Trieste
Daviftly
Russia
Italy
Casais
Veleste
Alcule de Gaspeti
Wesetera
Yugoslavia
Peleste
Grovimis
Washington
Tielattwdisath
Rutsala
Wishinilon
de Coepert Bao
United Nations
Paleoite
Greece
Necth
Moscow
Watton
New York
Truman
Sante da Becla Herdle
Bere Fin
George Co Dtestiall
House
Charles AL Eaton
Foreign Attatia Committee
Inter
Kenjamin Cushen
US 8
Sure He Packs Rod But Guess Again If He’ll Rob
Two men from Denver sit at the counter eyeing each other when Albert Flucett and G1 Rawlins discuss packing a pistol and planning a hold up at a Fowler store. They leave for a car and head toward the police building where the driver identifies detective Fred B. Currier of the Denver police department.
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Denver
Albert Flucett
Rawlins
Huett
Fowler
Clay
Fred B. Currier
Denver Police Department
Wisconsin Weather Outlook Tonight through Wednesday
Generally fair conditions with cooler air along the northern portion on Wednesday. Minimum temperatures forecast to dip to the mid forties, while the region experiences a temperature range close to recent records. Local hourly readings show variances with daytime highs around the low eighties and cooler overnight values.
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Wisconsin
Te Po
Waukesha KC's Ask Good Friday Closing
Local observance of Good Friday closing extends by the Waukesha Council of Knights of Columbus. Cards mailed to all Waukesha business firms urge closing from noon to 3 p m Friday for employees to attend services. Posters provided to inform the public. Nicholls M. In aco is committee chairman.
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Waukesha
War widow wins Bedford home at $15 auction
Donna Blevins, a young war widow with five children, bought her north Bedford house for $15 at a county tax sale. County officials noted she has little income, while auctioneer Mark Boyd sold the property to the mother amid bidders and crowd.
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Bedford, Ind
Bedford
Donna Blevins
Carl
Donald Smith
Mark Boyd
Smith
Aid Bill Clears First House Test By Large Margin
The 46 205 000 000 foreign aid omnibus passed the first test vote in the House, 314 to 21, setting 15 hours of debate. The measure covers the European recovery program, Turkey military aid, and China aid. The White House said occupied Germany will remain under military control in the U S zone.
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Wasilington
Bis
Turkey
China
Senate
Washington
White House
United States
Germany
State Department
U. S
Threat of Freight Cut by Coal Trains Warned by ODT
The Office of Defense Transportation said it will order a 25 percent freight reduction by coal burning locomotives if the coal strike does not end by next week. Director J Montree Johnson said the measure would take effect next Sunday or Monday and exclude coal shipments. The freight cut would mirror a prior 25 percent passenger service reduction.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
J. Montree Johnson
Farmers oppose universal military training in Senate hearing
Three national farm groups urged Congress to reject universal military training. Their spokesmen testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee as the first opposition witnesses to President Crummin's call for universal training. They feared the program would burden farmers and disrupt farm life.
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Washington
T Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Crumin
Cool Showers Predicted Across Wisconsin
The federal weather bureau forecasts showers in the extreme southeast this afternoon with cooler weather tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise to 45 in the north and 53 in the south today, with lows around 24 in the north and 45 in the south. Milwaukee reports a 29 degree low and 48 high, while La Crosse reaches 56 for the state’s high yesterday.
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Wisconsin
Federal Weather Bureau
Federale
Stoward Thompson
Milwaukee
la Crosse
No Gals in Uniform Until Another War Vote Rejects Permanent WAC/WAVES
The House Armed Services Committee rejected making the Women Army Corps Waves and female marines permanent parts of the armed services. By 26 to 1, the panel approved letting women enlist in the reserve corps, to be called to active duty only when needed.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
WACS
Waves Wafs
Lady Marines
Armed Services
President's three man board visits packinghouse workers
In Chicago the three man fact finding board assessing a nationwide meat strike adjourned to inspect workers living conditions. CIO unit and Packinghouse Workers union representatives guided the board through the stockyards area for a first hand look at conditions.
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Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union
Union
Jewish leaders reject U S plan for Palestine trustee ship
In an all day meeting here the provisional Jewish government decided to reject the United States proposal for a Palestine trustee ship. They agreed to proceed with establishing a permanent Jewish state in Palestine in line with the United Nations timetable.
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YR Aviv
United States
Palestine
Natons
Senate probe to study export policy on Russia shipments
A Senate investigating subcommittee announced it will begin immediate investigation into the administration's export policy focusing on shipments to Russia. The move aims to assess policy effectiveness and national security implications.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
Far Eastern Commission Proposes Japan Military Ban
The 11 nation Far Eastern Commission unanimously approves a plan to prohibit all future military activity by Japan, an agreement announced today in Washington.
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Japan
Washington
Far Eastern Commission
Two Ex-Convicts Admit Three Burglaries Here
Kenneth Olin and Harry Intracin, both in their thirties, were arrested in Racine after matching a fleeing suspect description. They confessed to multiple break-ins across Milwaukee Racine and Waukesha, including $600 from the Waukesha Farm Supply and related firms. Police noted gloves and panel truck tools used to avoid fingerprints.
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Kenneth Olin
Harry Thtracin
Grand Rapids
Miet
Waukasha
Dist. Atty
Homer J. Willana
Racine
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Waukesha Feed Co
Waukesha Farm Supply Co
Hunter Fuel and Ice Co
Erwin Leverenz
Five Die in Flames at Omaha Home for Aged
Fire at a private home for aged persons in Omaha killed five men and sent seven inmates to hospitals. Fire Chief Messier said the blaze began in a small anteroom near the first floor entrance, then spread to several rooms on the first floor and rushed upstairs.
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Omaha
Neh
Ben Messier
Minister's Wife Assaulted Slain in Wells Nevada
Mrs. Richard Morning, wife of a Presbyterian minister, was found beaten and murdered in her home in Wells Nevada. Police said she had been raped and bound with cords. the couple's one year old child was unharmed in the bedroom. A foreign descent suspect described as five feet four inches tall is being sought.
Three Marines Return for Burial in Wisconsin
Bodies of three Waukesha county Marines killed in World War II arrived in California aboard the Walter W. Schwenk and will be sent to Wisconsin for burial. John R. Bacon Donnell M. Demoises and Robert W. Smith will be honored with military rites if requested.
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Waukesha County
United States
Walter W. Schwenk
Oakland
Calif
Schwenk
Pacific Theater
Marianas
Waukesha
John R. Bacon
Cook St
Donnell M
Waukasha
Bacon
Robert W. Smith
Nashotah
Smith
Hawaii
Kent
Wash
Marines
Demoises
Iwo Jima
9Th Marines
Alex Demoises
West Allis
Volcano Islands
June
Oconomowoc
26Th Regiment
Suh Marine Division
Chicago
California
Arabs Repelled in Jerusalem Hills Punitive Expedition
Several hundred Arabs reportedly fled as a British punitive expedition pressed southwest of Jerusalem after two British soldiers were killed. Bodies were found at Ishawa near Har tuv where British forces and Haganah squads repelled Arab attacks from the hills.
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Jerusalem
U.P
Ishawa
Hartuv
Haganah
Crash Fatal to Coach's Son and Other Tragedy Headlines
A fatal crash claims a coach's son and injures another child while local election news dominates headlines. The piece details 16 candidates for city offices, ballot specifics, ward races, polling places, and the registration deadline, highlighting key names and positions in Waukesha elections.
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Coach
Meat Output Slashed as Strike Hits Plants Across Nation
The nationwide packinghouse strike has cut meat production in the big plants 47 percent, according to the U S agriculture department.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Waukesha Association names Smith president and Turner executive secretary
Smith, president of the Waukesha Foundry, is elected to head the Waukesha Association of Commerce for one year succeeding E. O. Daie. Jess Turner becomes executive secretary after T. Ryan resigns effective May 1. Turner, a former teacher and Navy veteran, will also coordinate the March 29 meeting featuring Harold Stassen as principal speaker.
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Co. C. Smith
Waukesha Foundry
Waukesha Association of Commerce
Smith
E. O. Daie
Jess Turner
Turner
Sso- Ambram Dawn Sennale
Liance
Election Forum Planned April 4 in Elks Club
Wau kesha Town Forum committee announced a political forum for Sunday April 4 at 8 p.m. in the Elks club inviting delegates of Harold Stassen Guy Thomas E Dewey and Gen Douglas MacArthur to discuss policies. Mayoral candidates Edwin Honeyager Robert Smart and George Coutts will also speak.
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Waukesha
Roy Oak
Jorum
Probation Granted to Man With Repeated Sprees
Presley Whitelaw 33 of 433 W Park Ave was placed on six months probation to Ralph Cooper 450 Hines Ave by Judge Allen D Young after four December arrests for drunkenness. Howard Laabs 28 Genesee was convicted of permitting a minor to loiter in a liquor licensed venue. a previous report of a $200 liquor sale fine was erroneous.
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Presley Whitelaw
W. Park Ave
Ralph Cooper
Hines Ave
Allen D. Young
Whitelaw
Sunshine Pavilion
Howard Laabs
Genesee
Waukesha
Waukesha Firemen Plea for 72-Hour Week Heard
The common council will meet at 7 30 p m tonight as a committee of the whole to hear a plea from firemen for a 72 hour work week. Firemen currently work 48 hours weekly under existing schedules.
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Common Council
Waukesha
Frost Boils Plague Waukesha County Roads
Spring thaw brings frost boils blamed on a cold winter and sudden warmth. Engineers report four to five foot frost depths caused ice expansion under the roadbed. N Hine Avenue and Dopp Street suffer worst, with blocks and warning signs guiding traffic through affected zones.
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Waukesha
N. Hine Avenue
Dopp Street
New Highway 30
Tri-Minister Conrab Seen as Possibility
The State Department said no current plans exist for a three way meeting among Bevin Bidault and Marshall. It left open closer consultation among the United States Britain and France on matters of mutual interest.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Britain
France
Department of State Today
M. Bidault
Bevin
Marshall
Roger Tubby
Whic
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Brookfield Town Meeting Ends With No Action On Reassessment
After a two hour stormy session taxpayers of Brookfield postponed action on re assessment and a new town truck. The meeting, held in a crowded town hall, faced challenges over session authority and participant eligibility before adjournment with no decision.
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Brookfield
W. J. Leonard
Leonard
Paul Sehingenhaus
Tragic injuries claimed life of six year old James Koenig
A Waukesha county boy died at Memorial hospital after being struck by a car on Highway 18. James Koenig age six suffered severe fractures and never regained consciousness. The driver, Raymond J. Hayes of Milwaukee, was not detained. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Erling Larsen funeral home with burial in Good Hope Cemetery. Another six year old, Ronald Fletcher, was injured after being struck on Highway 15 near Mukwonago. George J. Brewer of East Troy, who reported driving about 45 mph, is not in custody. A third accident injured Francis R. Korb, 17, near Pewaukee when his car rolled over after losing control on Highway 30. He is listed with multiple cuts and shock.
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Waukesha County
Memorial Hospital
James Koenig
William Koenig
Highway 18
Raymond J. Hayes
Milwaukee
Alvin Johnson
Hayes
Ioenig
Waukesha
William, Jr
Erling Larsen
G. Aubrey Young
First Presbyterian Church
Good Hope Cemetery
Murt
Ronald Fletcher
Morgan Fletcher
Mukwonago
Highway 15
George J. Brewer
East Troy
Fielder
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Brewer
Ronald
Francis R. Korb
N. Grandave
Pewaukee
Korb
Port Washington Line Abandoned by State PSC
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission ordered Kenosha Motorcoach Lines to abandon all electric interurban passenger and freight service between Milwaukee and Port Washington due to ongoing losses and need for extensive rehabilitation. Northland Greyhound Lines will assume bus service on the Milwaukee Port Washington route, and the commission approved transferring the Milwaukee and Lake Shore Line certificate to Northland Greyhound. The PSC also ordered Milwaukee Electric Railway and Transport Co to provide permanent bus service between Milwaukee terminal and Brown Deer Road.
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PSC
Northland Greyhound Lines
Milwaukee
Port Washington
Milwaukee and Lake Shore Line
Northland Greyhound
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Transport Co
Milwaukee Terminal
Brown Deer Road
Britain Stays Neutral on Palestine Trusteeship
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin said Britain will hold a neutral position on the Palestine trusteeship until the United Nations presents detailed proposals. He told the Commons the government stands ready for any UN decision after the British mandate ends May 25 and rejected claims the mandate's end would cause chaos.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Great Britain
Bevin
Palestine
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