Taverns Face Charges Over Refilling Bottles in Waukesha
Two county taverns the Halfway House on Sluemound road and Phantom Lake Beach resort were charged with possessing refilled liquor containers. John G. McClellan led the state beverage tax division, naming Ann C. Meier and Joseph Bucher as licensees. Preliminary hearing set for Friday. fines range from 150 to 560 dollars or up to six months in jail.
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Sluemound Road
Phantom Lake Beach Resort
Cour Wodarth
John G. McClellan
State Beverage Tax Division
Ann C. Meier
Joseph Bucher
Phantom Lake Beach
Phantom H Resort
ieCiellan
Scott Lowry
Newsmen Face Question of Revealing Sources
Senator Gillette proposes congressional committees can compel reporters to reveal confidential sources. A memo argues no privilege exists without statute, as press protections face no formal standing in the Senate. Edward J. Milne’s subpena dispute prompted the memo amid McCarthy inquiry coverage.
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Washington
G. M. Gilene
D-ia
Gillerie
Senate
Gillette
Congressions Record
Edward J. Milne
Providence
Sro Ries
Joseph FR. McCarthy
R-Wis
Milne
North Lake Sisters Injured in Auto Collision
Two North Lake sisters Beverly Egbert 19 Priscilla 16 and a Milwaukee woman Carol Walters 20 were injured in an auto crash a mile west of Merion. Walters and Billy G Fieldhack 16 of Merion drove and collided leaving the Egbert girls as passengers. Fieldhack was unhurt. Rob Kost Klakner 19 of Mukwonago escaped injury when his car rolled over on Highway 15 after losing control.
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North Lake
North Lake Sisters
Milwaukee
Merion
Beverly Egbert
Priscilla
Carol Walters
Miss Walters
Billy G. Fieldhack
Egbert
Fieldhack
Rob
Eisenhower Links East and West in Peace Plan
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, in London on a farewell stop, ties East Asia to Europe as tactical parts of a world peace drive. He says Korea, Indo China and Malaya are integral to the struggle against a monolithic dictatorship, and plans to depart for Washington to become a private citizen after serving as Allied supreme commander.
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Dwisht
Eisenhower
East Asia
Europe
Washington
London
Korea
Indo-China
Malaya
Eisenhower Sai
Bank Divestment Nest Plan as Mother Robin Occupies Site
Local Waukesha bank faces a live nest conflict as a mother robin and her young occupy a basement rafters above new construction on Grand Avenue. Bank officials, builders, and ornithologists hold talks with a prize offer of a $25 savings bond for solutions while ignoring potential nest relocation.
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Waukesha National Bank
Beiting
Robin
Grand Avenue
WAUX
Consttuction
Sank Building and Equipment Co
St. Louis
Pewaukee Boy Drowns in Lake
A Pewaukee boy named Scott Malone drowned in Lake Pewaukee yesterday afternoon while near his home on the lake shore. Mrs. Jane Schlesinger pulled him from the water about 4 35 p m, with coroner Alvin Johnson noting death likely occurred before the rescue. A Hartland physician pronounced him dead after deputies used a respirator. the body was taken to Fehrick Funeral Home in Milwaukee.
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Terday
Scott Malone
David Malone
Th Lake
Lakeside
Jane Schlebor
Schlesinger
Malone Bor
Pam
Alvin Johnson
Terms Reversed Charlesworth 32 on charges
A report notes that Charlesworth, aged 32, is charged with coercive acts accusing him of pressuring a woman to provide support while refusing to support her in return.
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Charlesworth
Official Denies Quick End to Oil Union Strike
An Oil Union official states there was no offer to rush a strike settlement. In Waukesha, D Amato resigns as GOP chair after recent leadership shifts. He declines reason, noting move followed Gramling’s appointment as county judge last month. Other officers elected include Guy Kieckhefer, Warren Cahill, Mae Brumbav, and Raz Aiken. party members debate pay raises and council petitions.
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Dames D'Amato
Leesatterpues
Hein A
Gosterfuis
Oconormowec
D'Amato
Wiljim Gramling
Ngitie
Guy Kieckhefer
Stocktfield
Valcanex
Atcy
Raz Aiken
Marquette U
Warren Cahill
Waukesha
Tressurer
Mae Brumbavs
Mont
Damato Sais
Moi
Env
Democratic Organizin
Common Council
Jihis Snanth
Industry Must Give Full Sum Granted by WSB
Industry spokesmen Gis2u Washington say the WSB approved wage increase will be paid in full. Knight reports workers expect to resume work soon once agreements are signed. The CIO union and WEO PipelineCo back the next raise, affecting about 99 900 workers as bargaining resumes.
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WSB
Knight
Denver
Green
CIO
Wreo Pipeline Co
Hight Leiacer
End to Tax Fixes Seeks Ban on Bad Debt Deductions
Legislation from Sen. John Adams and Rep. Williams targets deductions for "bad debts" on tax returns. The bill would amend the internal revenue code to prohibit deductions of bad debts owed to taxpayers by political parties or groups attempting to influence elections.
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House
Senate
John J. Adliams
Delvere
Wiliams
Partir
Air Force cancels Skywatch observer exercise
The Air Force ends Operation Skywatch a summer plan to man ground observer posts in 27 states with civilian volunteers on 24 hour shifts. Gen Nathan F Twining said civilian defense directors requested the halt citing civilian sacrifices, while he noted the program may be vital to air defenses and will be reconsidered.
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Washington
Air Force
Taday
Nathan F. Twas
Fair
Twining
Roadeo Tests Skills Of Car Drivers In Watkesha
Students from Watkesha participate in the first Roadeo sponsored by the junior chamber of commerce and local auto dealers. Tests include obstacle navigation, parking, braking, and tire operation with judging on performance. The top drivers receive certificates and trophies, followed by a 3 pm parade starting at West High School and ending along Main Street.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Watkeshe Automobile Dealers
Wsis
Prairie Avenue
Angie
Bruce Bieck
Ann Yon
Kathy Ke
Juty Kopplin
John Lartsen
Frenchie Larson
Lecy Lem_ jmer
Dale Lederer
Larry Z
Zach
Wil
Pam
If High School
Grand v Avenue
Five Points
Main Street
West Avenue
UW Naval R.O.T.C. Commandant Honored at Madison Banquet
Capt. Robert E. Blue, commandant of the University of Wisconsin naval ROTC, was toasted at a Madison Navy League banquet. Over 100 former navy officers graduates and friends attended the event.
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Robert E. Blue
University of Wisconsin Naval R.o-T.c
Madison Council of the Navy League
Navy
Naval R.O.T.C
Sleuths Nab Waukesha Youth In Auto Larceny Case
Deputies traced a theft of a Ford panel truck belonging to Hubert Peterson Milwaukee. Santiago Sarabia of 123 4 920 E Memst admitted borrowing a car, removing wheels and tires, and leading to recovery of the stolen wheels. An award certificate was later received for the clothing drive aided by the high school student council.
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Kesha County
Peseeron Waukesha
Santiago Sarabia
Milwaukee
Hubert Peterson
Kathryn Nohen
Ynigh
Save-the-Chi
Sheriff's Department
Jocall
Trans
Lakeside
He Re
Fin
Ted Steffan
Ern
United
Evans
Europe
Korea
Waukesha
Sarabia
Steffan
Campaign For YMCA Funds Okayed By Board Of Directors
The board of directors approved a campaign to raise funds for a new YMCA building. Vince Cor chest president announced the plan and the building committee will handle all details. Key figures include George J. Roechz Carl Taylor finance, G Bach, E O Daie, Deter Krue i, Mike Sasso and L F Seachter with Taylor as general chair.
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YMCA
Vince Cor
Toda Baior
Fair
G Raator
Onc Plenn Commines
Hance Committee
George J . “Roechz
Shim- Carl
Johnson Seeks Coroner Post in Local Race
Johnson announces candidacy for coroner, seeks re election. First elected in 1942 and took office in 1943. Former municipal court clerk at Oconemowec for nine and a half years. He is 57 and lives on a Summit farm.
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Oconemowec
Ces
Summit
Here to Start Israel Bond Drive Organizes Support
A local campaign for a State of Israel bond issue unfolds with organizer Sinclair citing resources and machinery needed to back an anticipated $500 million sale. The plan highlights copper, phosphates, clay, glass, citrus, and a large immigrant workforce as factors to boost production and reduce imports.
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Firs
State of Israel
Sam Cokr
United States
Israel
Sinclair
Tito Ilans
Release Statement For Newsreel Amid Settlement Delays
A president’s statement notes delays in newsreel production due to alleged inequities and require proper cooperation from companies. The text signals efforts to secure settlements by tonight to begin airing the program.
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