Milwaukeean Seriously Hurt In Auto Accident
A Milwaukee man, 37, is reported in critical condition at Waukesha Memorial Hospital after an auto crash last night severed his spine. Deputies described a high speed loss of control on Hy 36, a rollover or collision with a tractor, and a field end after hitting a telephone pole. In a separate incident a funeral procession near Oconomowoc caused minor injuries to a passenger.
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Body Found In Marsh Under Investigation In Wisconsin County
Deputies recovered a dead man from a marsh area after a duck herding incident. The unidentified man, about six feet tall and around 180 pounds, wore brown wool trousers and gloves, and carried a bound book with titles including The Groom Lay Dead. Fingerprints were sent to Milwaukee and Washington for ID checks. an autopsy is planned to determine cause of death.
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How Delegates Could Split in State Primary
Wisconsin voters face a unique delegate split in the state primary. Each GOP candidate lists 12 delegates on the ballot: 10 at large and 2 district delegates. A voter marks one X under a candidate, determining the delegate allocation across the state and districts, with totals influenced by statewide and district wins. If a candidate leads statewide but loses in most districts, other delegates go to rivals. full statewide and district wins yield all delegates for that candidate.
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Wisconsin
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Chicago
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Canvon
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Festate Dallow
Scramble for Office Mirrors State Primary Turmoil
The narrative describes a chaotic drive for political office mirroring a state primary. Candidates pledge delegates and face ballots while a write in candidate emerges amid war era veterans and local party figures.
Truman to Open Party Drive in Speech Tonight
President Truman opens the Democratic party drive at the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner. About 6,000 attendees including southern supporters and top nominees will hear his remarks televised coast to coast. The speech could hint at his 1952 plans as Republicans note the campaign stance. Delegates at the GOP convention emerge with Eisenhower leading Taft in counts.
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Local Telephone Subscribers to Get Rebates in Wisconsin
Waukesha and Pewaukee subscribers will share in $489,852 rebates from Wisconsin Telephone Co after a Public Service Commission order requiring refunds of earnings above 7 percent from December 1937 to December 1949. The company appealed and then abandoned the appeal, with 12 other communities also benefiting.
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Wisconsin Telephone, Co
Richard Hippenmeier
Hippenmeyer
Wisconsin Telephone
Public Service Commission
Pewaukee Telephone
Infant Stephen Stutz Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for infant Stephen Stutz, son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Stutz, were set for 2:20 p.m. at Weber Funeral Home. Stephen died yesterday. Survived by maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gerald Brehm of Waukesha and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Siuit of Pe Ree. Burial planned at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Pe ‘Ree
St Joseph's Cemetery
Anthrax Outbreak Saddles Wisconsin Livestock
An outbreak of anthrax has reached six states with 72 cases reported in Wisconsin. Dr. Argen Erdmann of the State agriculture department notes pigs are affected in several states, while Wisconsin reports cattle and mink cases. The disease, fatal in cattle and mink but less deadly in swine, causes swelling in the throat and rapid mortality. Regulations require burial or burning of carcasses at least four feet deep.
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Kohler Denies Backing Warren in Wisconsin Rally
Wisconsin Governor Kohler states he has not endorsed any Republican candidate for president and does not intend to. He introduced Warren at rallies, but insists his remarks were misconstrued as endorsement. Taft and Stassen supporters seek Arthur and Eisenhower backing amid split delegate signals.
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Harold Stassen
Warren
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Dwight Eisenhower
Firemen Respond to Three Calls in Waukesha
Three calls kept the Waukesha fire department busy last night and this morning. Frank Johnson, 66, of 220 Collins, was revived with a respirator after collapsing while watching TV and was later taken to the hospital. A chimney fire was extinguished at Pauls Fine Foods on East Main Street. A defective oil burner at 136 Fourth Street caused a morning alarm with minor damage.
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Patsy’s
Teachers View Waukesha Businesses During School Visit
About 220 teachers toured Waukesha businesses while elementary and high school classes were closed for a career education day at the high school. The program included a luncheon with business representatives and a panel discussion on facilities, tax impact, and core curricula, followed by questions from teachers and a plan to continue collaboration with local industry.
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Ike Wins Poll at High School Meeting Reported
The article notes Ike winning a local poll conducted during a high school teachers and industry meeting. Eisenhower received 294 votes with Rover 32, Herold 36, Hefauver leading, while Truman and MacArthur trailed. About 16 of 220 teachers did not vote.
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Norman Thomas
Waukesha Businesses Host Diverse Industrial Sessions
Parochial Fen School opened at 8 a m for an orientation on the dex program guiding their movement toward 28-oasis industries. Developed cooperative plans and operating structures were presented by five to twenty teachers, outlining organization of varied segments within Waukesha's broad commercial sector including large and small firms, farms, offices, and shops.
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Waukesha
Ifarms
Mission draws over six hundred at Cooney church
St Jerome's Catholic church concluded a mission with more than 600 in attendance at the closing service. Rev Gerald McGinnitt estimated about six people per evening service and roughly 700 people attended the three morning masses daily during the mission.
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Kenosha DA Cleared of Neglect Charges in Court
Kenosha Wis suspended district attorney Zievers was found innocent by a circuit court jury on two counts of neglect of duty tied to inquest delays. The verdict paves the way for reinstatement with back pay expected next week. Other grand jury cases included a bribery trial result and a hung jury in a separate bribery case.
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Labti
Meldahi
Leonard Jensen
Felix Olkives
Howard Coates
Possible Steel Strike Averted By Price Increase Plan
Washington reports indicate a pending steel industry strike was likely avoided as President Truman approved a plan allowing price rises to offset wage boosts for CIO United Steel Workers. Sources say the hike could total about five dollars per ton, with increases spread in installments over 18 to 24 months. Wage and fringe benefits totaling 26 cents an hour would be paid in three installments over 18 months under the tentative settlement.
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