Officials Fear New Blockade of Berlin
Berlin reports say Russians barred Allied military police vehicles from routes to Western Germany and blocked east bound patrols. German police confirm restrictions affecting both directions. Allies protest through Gen Chutkey’s command. officials warn a new Berlin blockade may be underway. The move follows a broader war traffic pressure as Soviet actions escalate after May 1939, with Western Berlin aid shipments continuing.
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Berlix
Cluss
Berlin
Rucsians
Aled Antes
Chutkey
D Commandasis
Pr Ptt
West Ernstexter
Par’ Iy
Predict Record Wheat Supply For This Year
The bureau projects a record U S wheat supply with spring wheat output near 307 million bushels and total production around 986 million, aiming for a 1.165 billion bushel spring crop goal. Carryover and imports could push total supply to about 1.603 billion bushels, the highest in history though weather and pests may alter the outlook before June official estimates.
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Retver
Ain
Fishermen and Traffic Violators Are Fined
Two fishermen and two traffic violators were fined in Judge Alvin Brendemuchi's court this morning. Robert Theiler, 21, Okauchee, was fined $10 for fishing without a license. Robert Farvour Pewaukee route 3 was fined $10 for fishing within 500 feet of the Okauchee dam. Richard Christian, 19, 408 S. Park St., was fined $25 for reckless driving in Oconomowoc. Raymond Kelly, 45, near Oconomowoc, was fined $10 for permitting an unauthorized person to operate a motor scooter.
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Oconomowo
Alvin Brendemuchi
Robert Theiler
Okauchee
Robert Farvour
Pewaukee
Okauchee Dam
Richard Christian
S. Park St
Oconomoywoc
Raymond Kelly
Oconomowoc
Seizure Dispute Briefs Before Supreme Court
Washington reports the government and steel industry filed briefs to the Supreme Court on Truman era seizure of the steel mills. The CIO United Steelworkers joined as friend of the court while not participating in oral arguments. The hearing allocates five hours to address constitutional issues raised by the dispute.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
High Court
CIO United Steelworkers’ Union
David A. Pine
Pine
Milwaukee woman to seek Assembly seat in 2nd district
Milwaukee attorney Miss Kohlmetz announces a bid for the 2nd district Assembly seat. She will run on the Republican ticket and seeks re election as precinct committee woman of Brookl precinct 2. Ludvigsen and Fred Redford also filed nomination papers. Sylvester, county clerk, confirms his re election bid for a Titik term and notes his prior service since 1944. He lives at 955 Per ims Ave and is active in Kiwanis and youth athletics.
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Lion Broill
Alfred Lus
Sylvester
Kohlmetz
Brookl
Nes
Miss Kohlmetz
Pany
Ree
Waukesha Counir
Atilwaukee
Ludviesco
Ludvigsen
Alfred Redford
Weukeshe
Sier
Cou Welfare!department
Coun ‘Ry
Ims Ave
Wax-, Kesha
Kiwanis Club
Bookie Nets $8 A Day in Grade School Gambling
NEW YORK. A man named George Schrein, 19, ran a scheme at PS 42 in which grade school pupils could win 10 percent odds by predicting three major league baseball players who would total six hits in one game. He was jailed yesterday and faces sentencing May 19.
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New York
George Schrein
Justice Denies Injunction Stay in Railroad Case
Washington Supreme Court Justice Stanley F Reed refused to act on a request for a stay of an anti strike injunction issued in Cleveland by a federal court. Three railroad unions sought high court review of the legality of the steel seizure while the government presses to overturn a lower court ruling calling the seizure unconstitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stanley F. Reed
Fed
Cleveland
Reed
Naver
David A. Pine
Pine
Sil Brotherheots
Adz
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Testimony Assigns Hobson Collision Blame to Captain
Senior surviving officer J P Hoefer Jr of Alabama testified that the destroyer Hobson’s deadly collision with the carrier Wasp in peacetime naval disaster occurred because master William Tierny did not order a slower speed and left two sharp turns rather than one. He cited a dispatch allegedly urging swift stationing and suggested its influence on Tierner’s decision making.
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J.P
Hobson
Carriem Wasp
Iam A. Hoefer, Jr
Ala
William J. Tierner
1.S. Navy
Hgefer
Figuilia
Tiernier
Hoefer
Red Prisoners Release Dodd Minor Concessions Granted
Crash in Atukwonago wakes residents at 2 30 am as semivisitor truck misses curve on Hy 15, plows into homes. Driver Herbert Field, Davenport, fa, is photographed beside the cab amid wreckage near the Gordon Teiglaff residence. Truck stopped about a foot from Teiglaff’s bedroom. no serious injuries reported.
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Dodd
Atukwonago
Bedi J
Gorden Teizlaff
Kober
Teiglaif
General Dodd Released After Seizing Communist Leaders
General James A. Van Fleet announced the release of Dodd amid a complex swap involving 52 year old Genmerei and 6,003 prisoners at compound No 75. The army threatened an armed assault if needed as negotiations continued and a board of inquiry prepared terms while troops stood ready.
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van Fleet
Dodd
van Freer
Nat Rad
Dodé
Genmerei Rez
Iprisoners
Iomerrow
Thedd
Truck slams porch and houses after curve crash
A Hurwanger Transport semi struck the edge of a village, ripping a porch from the Charles Robers home and smashing into the Gordon Tetzlaff house at 2:30 AM. Driver Herbert Field Jr was bruised and Rober and Tetzlaff families escaped with minor injuries as firefighters fought a small blaze.
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Enport
Tamati
Caago
Herbert G. Field, Jr
Hurwanger Transport’ Co
Field
Charles Robers
Gordon Tetzlaff
Tetzlaff
John
William
Teta
Ates Paerenis
Mirs
Giea
Two Injured in Crash on Hy 30 Near SS
A three car collision on Hy 30 half a mile east of Hy SS injured Walter Ljanas a 13 year old from Waukesha and Eiden P Beth 18 from Racine with abrasions and lacerations. Cars driven by Beth Albert Barron 19 Pewaukee route 3 and Adian Garcia 16 of 1122 El Meinsti Waukesha were involved. deputies noted Beth’s auto stalled and Barron’s crashed into it.
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Waukesha
Walter Ljanas
Eiden P. Beth
Racine
Hy. SS
Early
Sheriff's
Beth
Albert Barron
Pewaukee
Adian Garcia
EL Meinsti Waukesha
Liamas
Barron
Gasoline prices rise at multiple Milwaukee stations
Three more local filling stations Texaco Sinclair and Phillips boosted regular gas to 27.9 cents and premium to 23.9 with others like Standard Mobilgas and Pate matching increases. The rise stems from wholesale price boosts tied to a nationwide oil strike and resulting shortage. Local storage, however, should keep Wisconsin adequately supplied for weeks.
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Texaco
Sinclair
Phillips
Standard
Mobilgas
Pate
Standaré
Freeman
Potroleum
Milwaukee
Standard Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Gil Company
Wisconsin
Infant Burned in Farmhouse Fire Near Hyabour
Six week old infant suffered second degree burns and the father burned on the face when a fire damaged about 2000 ae residence near Hyabour. Deputies Harold Wolfe and Bruno Cappozze saw flames as Mukwonago firemen fought the blaze around 7:45 p.m. Norman Skandunas and Maxine Larson were dining with the Larsons when the blaze started. Skandunas said the oil burner rumble was heard in the back of the house where their baby slept. He grabbed the infant from the crib as smoke filled the rear of the Larson home and furnishings burned. The cause of the blaze was not given.
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Mukwonago Tower
Harold Wolfe
Bruno Cappozze
Fr. I
Hy Abour
Mukwonago
Norman’ Skandunas
Maxine
Larsons
Skandunas
Larson
Skamdunas
Weekend Forecast Says Rain and Cooler, Partly Cloudy
The weatherman warns of scattered showers in the eastern part of the state with cool, cloudy conditions expected over the weekend. Temperatures dip a couple of degrees, with Eau Claire noting the heaviest rainfall at 0.27 inches and most areas reporting under 0.10 inch.
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Ila Land
Eau Claire
Injury at Farmer's Exchange Garage In Oconomowoc
Sam Wilestsky owner of the Farmers Exchange suffered a bruised shoulder and arm in an accident at the store garage yesterday. He was caught between a semi truck and the wall of the garage as the truck finished unloading and was backing out about 6 15 pm.
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Oconomowoc -iSpectral
Sam Wilestsky
Farmer's Exchange
Wiletsky
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