British Reverse Zion Evacuation Timetable In Palestine
British forces rush reinforcements to Holy Land by air and sea as May 15 deadline nears. Units move toward Jerusalem and nearby towns to enforce a cease fire while awaiting UN Paris talks, with American diplomacy seeking a peace plan.
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William B. Dickinson
United Press
Palestine
Holy Land
Cyprus
Matz
Uns
Jeremeting
Aiyang
Trou Lee Spats
Waterer Jerusalenm Trice
Jerealem
Urptus
Foder
Brouchb
Hadby
Abdullah
Jane Tuloes
Lake Suewess
United States
I. Sone
Paris
Man Sentenced in Milwaukee Jail Case and Correctional History
A man described as having a steady path between two jails faced charges related to obtaining money under false pretenses and a deposit scam. He served time at a correctional facility and was later quiet during a lengthy stay. authorities hold a belated accusation over similar conduct.
Weather Forecast for CONSIN Parity and Skewed Frost
Forecast notes cloudy light winds then frost likely tonight with low around 7. Highs not clearly stated. Almanac data lists sun rise and set, moon phase, and prominent stars Vega Spica and planets Venus and Mars with approximate times and directions.
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Wauckusna
Vega
Spica
Venus
Mars
Supreme Court bans racial housing covenants nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled that private racial covenants cannot be enforced by states or federal courts, striking down restrictions that barred Negroes from certain white neighborhoods. Chief Justice Vinson led the decision with no dissents, finding state action violated the 14th Amendment.
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Washingson
Supreme Court
High Court
Pred M. Vinson
Robert H. Jackson
Stanley FP. Reed
Wiley B. Rutledge
Jackson
Rutledge
Vingon
St. Louis
Detroit
Vinson
Washington
Justice Department
Higtribunal
United States
Nine More Housing Units Planned by Waukesha Authority
The Waukesha Housing Authority announced start of nine new homes on Perkins Avenue, with the existing Watton Avenue project facing delays from cold weather. The two-bedroom houses may be rentals or sales, with veterans given first preference if qualifying under FHA standards. If sold, sales will stay open 30 days. Additional projects may follow using funds from the sale proceeds.
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Watton Avenue
Waulesha Housing Authority
Perkins Avenue
Perkins R Evenue Ct
John Pfeffer
Waukesha Housing Charity
THA
PHA
Sagal
Housings Authority
Walton
Perkins
Housing Authority
Pfeffer
Red Cross Offers to Rule Holy City
The International Red Cross proposed to govern Jerusalem to avert chaos as British rule ends May 15. Negotiations with Arab and Jewish leaders were inconclusive, with officials noting many details to be worked out. The plan would cover general welfare tasks such as food, water, hospitals, and housing under neutral authority.
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Red Cross
Alan Cunnaingham
Palestine
Jerusalem
Deteher Cooke
American Red Cross
New York
Cooke
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Holy Tuand
United Nations
Bullet Graze Heads: Boy Narrowly Survives Shot
Richard Graves, 16, of Milwaukee, was grazed by a .22 bullet at the left eyebrow during a target practice incident at a pit near Highway 39 east of Waukesha. The bullet traveled under the skin to exit near the left ear. he avoided a skull fracture and was released after treatment at Memorial hospital. Accompanying youths Ronald Brown, 15, Albert Riblar, 17, and Art Zeeck, 18, were questioned as deputies confiscated the guns.
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Waukesha County
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Richard Graves
Milwaukee
IIM
Highway 39
Lof
Waukesha
Richard
Ronald Brown
Ron
Ald
Resthaven Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's
Ronald
Albert Rilbar
Art Zeeck
JCC Will Choose New Officers Tonight
The Junior Chamber of Commerce meets at the Avalon tonight at 8 pm to elect all elective offices. Willard Allen of Wales has led as president. other officers include Charles Schick Jr as vice president and Robert Bagby as vice president, with Raymond Traskel as state director, William Kenny as treasurer, and Fred Haynes as secretary.
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Chamber of Commerce
Avalon
JOC
Willard Allen
Wales
Charles Schick, Jr
Robert Bagby
Raymond Traskel
William Kenny
Fred Haynes
Dancey Runs for District Attorney After Assembly Bid
Assemblyman David L. Dancey of Waukesha announces he will not seek re election in the first district. He will pursue the Republican nomination for Waukesha County district attorney in September. Dancey, 34, a lawyer, and a Navy veteran, previously won an assembly seat two years ago and serves on judiciary related committees. He is joined by Isadore Enele and Russell J. Gieb as other declared candidates.
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David L. Dancey
Waukesha
State Assembly
Waukesha County
Dancey
Isadore Enele
North Prairie
Russell J. Gieb
Waukesra
Danecy
Dorothy
Tart' Anne
Richard
Charles II
Waukesha High School
Cark College
Sli Re Ree
University of Wisconsin
Navy
Southwest Pacific
Wauleesha
Legislative Council
St. Mark's Is New Church Here
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church began services at Blair school with 63 confirmed and 99 baptized members. The group will use Blair school until a building is ready, as a committee seeks property. The church will serve west and outlying areas while St. Luke's serves most of the city. The installation featured Dr. J. H. Dressler and Rev. R. B. Gerberding stressing growth, cooperation, and the cornerstone role of Christ. A resident pastor will be called this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair School
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Propaly
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. Glenn Cloninger
George E. Dressley
Lutheran Synod of the Northwest
Dressler
J. H. Dressler
Minneapolis
R. B. Gerberding
Synod of the Northwest
Die at 25, Heitmueller Survives to 99 Birthday
Alfred Heitmueller, told at 24 he would die within a year, celebrated his 99th birthday yesterday. The doctor who forecast his death has long since passed away. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch won the 1947 Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service.
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Washington
U.R
Alfred Heitmueller
Heitmueller
New York
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Teenagers Injured In Weekend Waukesha County Crashes
Weekend crashes in Waukesha County injure seven Milwaukee teens and two motorcyclists. James Smith 18 of Wauwatosa drove east on Highway 59 and overturned in a ditch after a passenger reached for the wheel amid oncoming traffic. Four seriously hurt include Alseze Wilke 6, Gerald Scheller 18, and Robert Riefel 17 with brain concussions. Other injured include Darlene Grewe 17 Marion Burks 17 and Ramornd Sederstram 16. Edward Premetz 24 of Milwaukee suffers a dead concussion after a motorcycle crash on Highway 1 near Hagle Lake. Shirley Rennback 21 of Milwaukee breaks leg in another crash on Highway 59 near Waukesha three miles east.
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Milwaukee
James Smith
Wauwatosa
Waukesha
Smith
Alesze Wilke
Gerald Scheller
Robert Riefel
Highway 1
Hagle Lake
Jerome Moczynski
Premetz
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
D. Milwaukie
Shirley Rennback
Louis Susterich
Susterich
Benises
Assassin Confession Ties Greek Minister Killing to Reds
Greek authorities said Justice Minister Christos Ladas was killed by a May Day grenade attack. The confessed assassin, 22 year old Bustration Moutsoyiannis, said he acted on Communist party orders but would not name accomplices. Police seek three alleged assistants who provided grenades at a Friday rendezvous. Funeral services were scheduled as details emerged.
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Athens
Christos Ladas
Ladas
Bustration Moutsoyiannis
Meat Union Offers to Cut Pay Demand
CHICAGO AP The United Packinghouse Workers said they would consider settling the nationwide meat strike for a nine cent hourly raise if packers cut meat prices. The strike began March 16 and has spread to Detroit and Omaha. 60,000 workers are affected. Picket lines at Armour Swift and Wilson plants surged, with the union authorizing strikes against independents if needed.
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Chicago
U.P
Snip Helatein
CHO United Packetmghouse
Toelstein
Armour
Swilk
Wilson
Cudahy
Traci
Hoe
Jones
Omaha
Milwaukee
Lnss
Wilyson
Varee
Idstein
Detroi
Gra
Swift
Offic
Mageo
CIO United Packinghouse
Eisenhower Begins Columbia Civilian Life At University
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower starts civilian life by attending a Columbia University course on day one after leaving the army. He and his wife move into the university president’s home on Morningside Heights and he plans memoir work and a June 7 presidential start at Columbia. A crowd greeted him including a Columbia professor’s son who joked about his future film fame.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Army
University
Morningside Heights
Fort Myer
Columbia
David Syrelt
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Deadly Midwest Storms Kill Twenty Across States
A series of tornadoes and severe electrical storms across Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Illinois West Virginia Kentucky and nearby areas left twenty people dead and hundreds of thousands in property damage. In West Virginia Fairmont Clarksburg and Mu nton area casualties include five dead and many injured as homes were leveled and hundreds displaced. An Alpha Kentucky twister killed a woman and injured her husband and child. another man died in a tornado near Alpha. A Lake of the Ozarks drowning occurred during high waves spurred by the storms.
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Middle West
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Alpha
Illinois
Fairmount
W. Va
Polles
Charley Back
Ticello
Clarksburg
Wva
Lake of the Ozarks
Bill Denny
Gregory
Firemen Rescue Bird From Tree in Waukesha
Waukesha fire department rescued a bird tangled in a tree by a string used in nest building. The incident occurred on Motor and Hine avenues yesterday at 7 41 a.m. The local Humane Society noted the event and logged the rescue.
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Waukesha County Humane Society
Waukesha
Hine
Britain imposes drastic price freeze on goods
Britain begins its most sweeping price control in history with fixed prices for most manufactured items from textiles to typewriters in December to January. The measure also caps profit margins for manufacturers wholesalers and retailers. Australia and the United States agree on purchasing war equipment installations at Milne Bay Finshaven Manus Island and New Guinea bases with Austria to pay about 12.25 million dollars.
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Canberra
J B. Chiefley
Australia
United States
Finshaven
Milne Bay
New Guinea
Manus Island
Austria
Draft Bill Would Muster 19 Through 23 for Two Years Duty
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee approved a bill to draft men aged 19 to 23 for two years of military service. The draft would start 10 days after presidential signing. Forrestal urged fast passage while some senators weighed a blended draft-LMT plan.
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Washington
U.P
House Armed Services
Mimitlee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Forrestal
James Forrestal
House
Senate
Leslie Arends
Primed Services Committee
Walter G. Andrews
R. N.Y
Arends
Porrestal
Porvesta
Wenneth C. Roy Iall
Andrew
Andrews
Mercury Rises Fast After Chilly Morn
The morning temperature near Wauleena neared freezing with frost in northern areas. Land of Lakes logged 27 degrees as the coldest in the state. A 30 degree rise occurred by 2 PM reaching 66 degrees, with further warming expected tonight and Tuesday. Blair Prairie du Chien and La Crosse reported 64 and 60 degrees respectively. forecaster Howard Thompson predicted highs around 60s in the west and 59 along the lake with a northern 42.
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Wauleena
Land of Lakes
Blair
Prairie du Chien
la Crosse
Howard Thompson
Americans Released From Soviet Berlin Custody
Three U.S. soldiers missing in the Soviet sector of Berlin were handed to U S military police after 36 hours in Russian custody. In Wisconsin, five residents of Waukesha County were naturalized at the May term opening, including Henry Ernst Anna Kohl Hildeborg Tore son John Gerard Duyn and Ethel Pierce.
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Berlin
U. S
Waukesha County
Jeiteult Court
Edward J. Gehl
Henry Ernst
Waukesha
Anna Kohl
Brookfield Ave
Hildeborg J. Toreson
Maple Ave
John Gerard J Duyn
Oconomowoc
Ethel Pierce
Mukwonago
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Horse of Correction
Mandel
Seal Lowry
Buat Kaun
House of Dorrection
Bennet J. Mathews
Weurkesha
Boston
Treasuror
Wisconsin
Robert C. Geysel
Luu
Great Lakes
Holy City
Boy
JCC
D.A
St. Mark’s
Ike
Dwight Eisenhower
Gem Eisenhower
Calmbria University
Acme
Meat Union
Midwest
Ted Pi
UMIT
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