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Waukesha Daily Freeman

Location

Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1950

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Woman Rescued Off Niagara Rock By Rescue Helicopters

Niagara Falls New York two air crew members Owen Neihaus and Joseph Cannon rescued a 35 year old Niagara Falls woman Jeannette Bugas after her boat had crashed near the falls. The rescue involved a first helicopter crash and explosion and a second rotor craft lowering a rope to secure the survivor and.linked rescuers. The pilots were hospitalized for shock and burns.

Niagara Falls N.Y Bell Owen Neihaus Ana Joseph ‘Cannon Park Reservatiog Mins Bugay Nelhaus Cannon Hell Netix Weihaws Misa Bugsy Nethaus Methaus

Neighbors Protest Dump Invasion Of Private Property

A petition signed by 52 residents, read at tomorrow night’s meeting, protests illegal dumping and paper blowing from the city dump onto private properties within a half mile. Engineers say heavy May winds spread litter despite fences, with windblown paper drifting across yards and fields.

Ely Dum Peilta Walter Dick

Love Comes to Judy Despite Gubitchev

In New York and Washington reports, Judy Cape Fon, a government figure, says she expects to be married within weeks amid pending appeals and cartel cases. She mentions meeting Sova in the Taw and cites officials from Rabinmity and Brodin.

Judy Gubitchev Jedith Cape Fon Washington New York Albert LI Geplen Sovainv Taw Atfines Noubur- Rer Shapiro Rubinmvity Brodin Attvency Drooklin

Neart Attack Fatal to Local Plant Employee

A veteran employee at the Walt Sesha Motor plant died this afternoon after suffering a heart attack. Howard Reis, 49, of 519 Fulton Street collapsed about 1 PM while at work in the tire department. Rescue squad worked on Reis for about 25 minutes. he had 22 years of service at the plant.

Walt Sesha Motor C Howard “Riis Fulten Hieiplant Reis Strtien

Joined At Hearts Siamese Twins Die in Delicate Surgery

In Edmonton Alberta a 20 year old mother Betty Townsnd of Tofield witnessed the split attempt of six month old twin girls Bren Dan and Beverley Townsend. Surgeons led by Hartley S Allin faced three risks including liver separation and chest closure. The operation failed and both babies died.

Edmonton Alta Seth Brendan Beverley Townsend Betty Send Tofield Alia Cerstors Hartiey S. Allin Allin Bud Townsend Willam Freebury Jess

Mayor appoints parking group to study city needs

Mayor Beaty announced appointments to a community council on parking. Members include Frank Roberts, Wen Kattinger, AL Leisten, Carl Taylor, Harvey Zillemer, and Comptroller Charles Huaghas. The advisory panel will study the situation and may propose recommendations for the June 6 meeting, with final authority resting with the common council.

Bruce F. Deety Community Council Frank Roberts Seventh Ward Wen Kattigdeshairman Iatd AL Leisten Carl Taylor Wruke State Bank Harvey Zillemer Charles Huaghas Beaty Tomoorrow Cormmon Council Vaylor Common Council

Truman Tour in Wisconsin Provokes Mixed Reactions

President Truman visited Wisconsin amid cheers and jeers as demonstrators near the University of Wisconsin challenged his transit. Cadets linked to ROTC were among protesters while others carried signs urging peace. Truman spoke to about 2,006 at the Field House and laid a campaign stone for the Credit Union National Association Building in Madison Park.

University of Wisconsin Heidhasise Warren Truman Tneir Geis College Yall Trumen Oscar Rennebohm Madison Park Credit Union National Association Wiscotsvilles Madigan Elroy Alfsana Brlef Altoona Vie Prione Rty Thomas E. Fairchild Transin

Frost Expected Tonight From Canadian Cold Front

Weather observer Howard Thompson warns frost will cover the lowlands in the Winukeshi area tonight as cooling air from Canada moves in. Temperatures are expected to dip to the upper 30s with north winds keeping conditions cool for several days after a day that reached around 80 in the region. Despite today’s mild high, seasonal readings show a recent swing from 74 to 80 earlier in the week, with a brief shower in the evening.

Federas Howard Thompson Winukeshi Mercury Lone Rock and Reeds Canada Shire North Tewlands

Milk Mar Doubes Value Lane Dulles NM

United Nations powdered milk use reported by VN group. Expectant mothers Polykastyon and Grenee drank milk and twins were born. The first birth in the village in ten years.

Lane Dulles United Nations VN Group Hirth

Chief's Wife Bears Girl in Serawe Hospital Birth

Ruth Kharha wife of exiled Bastagwatn chieftain Serele Khamna gave birth to a daughter at Serawe hospital today. The infant and mother are reported in stable condition. father Khanna and 1948 marriage linked official noted.

Ruth Kharha Serele Khamna Serawe Hospital Refure Qhe Khanna

Maggie Long Dies at 94 in Waukesha Community

Maggie Long a longtime Waukesha resident died this morning at Waukesha Memorial Hospital at age 94. A homemaker and avid singer she belonged to St Joseph Church and left sisters Mrs Edvenred O’fatary Miss Martha Leng also surviving along with several brothers. Funeral arrangements include a service from her home to St Joseph’s Cemetery with Fr. Gasyar Funeral Director in charge.

Alf Margaret Maggie) Long Waukesha Waukesha Memorial Hospital Miss Leng Edvenred O'fatary Take Geneva Martha Leng Wenkenha Buratawsh Pel Ibere Ais Pm St. Davepls's

Mother's Day quarrel leads to fines and arrests

A family dispute on Mother's Day eve ended with 13 Woekeshaman fined 55 and coxté in municipal courts after Haley pleaded guilty to drunken and disorderly conduct. Maines Hues, 45, of 821 Rook pst, was arrested after an escalating home disturbance. Officers warned, then re-arrested him following continued hostile conduct toward his mother. In a separate docket, five truckers faced penalties for violations of large vehicle laws, with fines up to 350 and varying costs. An 81-year-old Milwaukee man, Anthony Pardatina, posted 2000 bail after being arraigned on charges tied to a carned knowledge case and a preliminary hearing set for Monday.

Woekeshaman Enurs Maines Hues Rook Haley Otticers Ino Vis Scot Lowry Otte Andy Nests Appeare Anthony Pardatina Milwaukee Panthy New Bertin Pat Tiberty

McCarthy Attacks Acheson China Policy As Reds Gain

Atlantic City report quotes Senator Joseph McCarthy charging that a Latimora Acheson axis would deliver Asia to Communists and cripple the United States. He labels Acheson and John Mankin as key figures guiding a pro Communist plan aimed at subduing nations and enslaving millions.

Atlantic City N. J Sen Joseph R. McCtarthy Wis Agia McCarthy State Department Acheson John Mankins Gwen Tatfiture Umar Latiimoare Paettic- Agia Qathimore Americ

Is Stressed for Conservation and Soil Training

In Summit yesterday two talks highlighted soil conservation with Don McDowell and Carl Taylor stressing grassland farming as key to Wisconsin agriculture. The program toured Pabst No. 1 and featured demonstrations by Fred Pabst and son David as part of the fourth annual National Soil Sunday observance led by Friends of the Land.

National Soil Surgey Sram St Simms Town Hat Don McDowell State Deppartment of Agriculture and Fortier Agriculture Waukewha High Schior Carl Taylor Waukesha State Tink Pabst No Summit Fred Pabst David Pabst Woukerhrand Uttledelit Wisconsin Friends of the Land Icle Ruth McDowell Columbiy Veainie Nateruissa

Four Car Collision Injures Three People

A four car collision yesterday left three people injured on the highway. Larson and another driver, Mich Mahontas, both of Milwaukee, were among those involved and taken to Summit hospital with injuries not disclosed.

Voorhees Eitingé Judy van Arie Bitar Carrell Cottece

Ruralites Seek Water for Fires in Waukesha

Waukesha residents plan a Town Hall meeting Saturday at 8 pm to discuss increasing water supply for firefighting after years of inadequate water. Town chairman Baird cites past contracts with the city department delivering 160 gallons per fire and urges plans or debt measures to boost capacity and prevent fire damage. He recalls a Thanksgiving scene where 100 gallons nearly saved a home but was insufficient, prompting the board to explore improvements and bonds.

Waukeshe Megas Dates Baird Aggasileae Deniment Baird Thias Walter Wehren Waukesha

Retail Sales Soar in 1948 County Report Shows Growth

The 1948 county economic report notes retail sales tripling with a rise in wholesale and service trades. It cites total retail volume of 92.6 million in Waykentia, 12.3 million wholesale countywide, and service receipts of 64 million, with employment nearly doubled to 4,270 in the county for the period.

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Weather Forecast for Wisconem and Surroundings

Readable parts indicate fair to partly cloudy conditions with north to west winds. Temperatures range from near 50s at night to mid 80s during the day with some variation by location. local hourly readings show highs around 80 and lows around 44 to 50.

Tow Sae Bieh

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