Jews Win Acre but Face Loss in Jerusalem
Israeli forces captured Acre while reporting dire conditions in Jerusalem as Arab troops besieged the holy city. The article notes widespread fighting across Palestine with Egyptian and Jordanian forces involved and attempts to break Arab lines near Tel Aviv and Ramleh.
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Acre
Jerusalem
Thy Aviv
Israel
Ante
Tidly
Palestina
Betheldem
Buth
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Atre
Ammun
Napoleon
Javusa
Jeriladtent
Ramleh
Latran
Tel Avi
Jerusal
Dows
Épeni
Tipsy Driver Fined for Second Offense
Hairs Waiter, 42, of 282 Considier five, Witleshs, was fined 75 and rn by Munteipil Jatge Scott Lowry today and had the driver's finance revoked for one year. He! West flaresa, charge of druntee con driving. He had Appeared in "ait in December, 1944, on a gun jar charge, Dalton was arrested Saturday on rushway 16, 2b the west limits of the village of Powaukee.
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Munteipil
Scott Lowry
Dalton
Powaukee
Wisconsin Weather Forecast and Almanac Snippet
Wisconsin forecast shows mostly clear skies with cooler conditions in lowlands and northern areas. Warmth midweek with a gentle temperature rise, details include yesterday's highs near 87, and hourly readings, plus almanac notes on prominent stars and visible planets for the period.
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Wauresna
PaMy
Spytea
Altuir
West
Wme
U S Again Rejects Soviet Peace Ball
Washington U S officials reject Premier Stalin open peace proposal as not bilateral and urge that issues raised by Wallace be discussed within broader UN and multilateral contexts. Moscow meanwhile says Wallace program may serve as a basis for U S Soviet talks signaling cautious openness to peaceful settlement.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Department
Joget Stalin
Stalin
United States
Soviet Union
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
U. S
George C. Marshall
United Nations
Council of Foreign Minsters
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Yestrid
Union
Ulersine
Molotov
United Press
U.S
Moscow
Jasiina Josef Stalin
Ceater
New York
Walter Bedell Smith
Stan
LS 8. A
Bencal
Monast Atenpt
Ele
Bigetter
Temporary Rate Boost Is Asked For Wisconsin Gas and Electric
A proposed temporary rate increase was filed with the Public Service Commission by Wisconsin Gas and Electric to cover higher gas costs. The plan would set a single rate per customer, ranging from 2 to 14.06 cents, depending on usage, affecting 46,733 southeastern Wisconsin customers. Edward Schmittman of Wisconsin Electric Power Co. said first quarter 1848 net operating deficiency was 259,012 dollars, and that the temporary rates would have raised about 252,030 dollars in revenue, leaving a remaining 480 dollar quarterly deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicconsin Gas and Electric Oo
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Public Service Commission
Mandison
Edward Schmittman
Millvanlassistant
Consin Electric Power Co
Wisconsin Gas and Electric Co
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Wisconsin Gas and Electric
Schmittman
Firemen Battle Smoke Flame at General Malleable Plant
Firemen fought smoke and flame at the General Malleable plant as authorities reported a tense day in Washington. John L. Lewis threatened to halt coal contract talks if a negotiator other than his choice attended. The wage conference recessed without a vote on the seating, and a judge delayed action on dismissing contempt convictions against Lewis and the United Mine Workers. The session adjourned to 10 a.m. EDT with Moody as the proposed producer negotiator, while government actions remained a surprise development.
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Washington
John Lb Lewis
Lewis
T. Alan Godsborough
Gnveramaonk
Lewy
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
Iaw
Jozeph
Mond
Southern Coal Producers Association
Hubert Howard
Chicago
Wage Conference Credentials Committee
Questor
Senting Moody
VU. S
Miners Union
Humor Scribe Wins Carroll College Student Senate Presidency
Hervey Firari of Portage swept the Carroll College election with 373 votes, beating Dale Need 264 and Ed Pilum 121 as nearly 700 students cast ballots. Delegates at large included Dave Morris with 488 votes, plus nine others from Cooperative and First party tickets amid a full campaign featuring bands, parades, dorm tours, and campus humorist Biravi’s stunt. Firari is a Phi Theta fraternity officer, varsity tennis player, and Carroll Players performer.
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Carroll College
Hervey Firari
Portage
Btudent Senate
Firaci
Campila
Waukesee
Milwaukee
al Buehner
WIMJ
Dave Morris
Arlington S
Rusell Coley
Sullvan
Route 1
Cooperative Party
Coop
Jaelk Brown
Horl
Ace Pierson
Jack Sneedon
Harry Widman
Cooperative
Donald Goerke
Joyce Schroeder
Pat Snyder
First Party
Roberta Andersen
Mary Ann Kuehl
Ralph Ross
Lee Melville
Carroll
Widerling Biravi
The
Echo
Firgin
Taang
Phi Thate
Sun Up
House to Pass Curb on Reds
Washington reports the House expected to pass a measure to outlaw subversive activities of the Communist party. The Mundt Nixon bill faces doubtful Senate prospects amid heavy debate and competing priorities. Proponents say it upholds the Constitution while restricting Communists and their fronts under justice department oversight. The administration and armed services debate air power and conscription plans as officials consider a 70 group air force and a new carrier project. Four star generals may be reduced to three star rank under Army restructuring plans.
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Washington
House
Senate
Air Power
Clarence J. Brown
R. O
Truman
Congress
Dratti
Welter G. Andrews
House Armed Services Committee
House Rifles
County Phone Service Seeks Rate Increase
The Worth West Telephone Co. seeks higher rates after filing with the Wisconsin Public Service Commission. Edward T. Keveny announced the petition. The firm serves Delafield Dousman Hagie Genesee Depot Mukwonago Spooner Tomah Chetek Trego Ripon East Troy Wild Rose LaGrange and Palatka. A public hearing is set for Madison on May 28.
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Worth West Telephone Co
Tomah
Public Service Commission of
Wisconsin
Edward T. Keveny
Waukesha
Delafield
Dousman
Hagie
Genesee Depot
Mukworgga
Spooner
Toma
Chetek
Trego
Ripon
Youth Center Receives $50 Check From Eagles Auxiliary
The Eagles Auxiliary of Aerie 453 in Waukesha presented Waon-Kesha Youth Center, Inc. with a $50 contribution after a prior $30 voluntary gift was turned over. Auxiliary president Mrs. EF Selle stated the act reflected the group’s commitment to local youth, with the check signed by Mrs. Selle along with treasurer Mrs. A. P. Walther and secretary Mrs. Robert Munro.
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Vn Rother
Waon- Kesha Youth Center, Inc
Eagles
Aerie 453
Baglas
Waukesha
EF. Selle
Waukeshin
Weather Fare Cool and Fair in Wisconsin Forecast
A frost scare in Wisconsin did not occur this morning as temperatures fell near freezing at Land O Lakes, the coldest spot. Forecasts call for 70s statewide Wednesday with higher 80s in the north, while tonight lows inch toward mid 40s. Clouds increase and scattered showers are expected mainly in the western half tomorrow afternoon and evening. Land O Lakes bottomed at 36 F all morning with yesterday's high near 73 F in Billsboro. other readings ranged from low 70s to mid 40s.
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Wisconsin
Land O' Lakes
Poland Recognizes Israel Warms Ties Post UN Plan
Poland announced recognition of the new state of Israel in line with the United Nations partition plan. The official Polish radio reported the move was made tonight as Warsaw extends diplomatic ties with Israel.
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Poland
Israel
Warsaw
Boy Struck by Car In Waukesha County
Seven year old Duane Kling was critically injured when struck by a car driven by Wilbur S. Imig near his home five miles southwest of Waukesha. The boy suffered a fractured skull and head injuries. his sister Deanne, 8, escaped unharmed as they crossed Highway 59 after picking up a newspaper delivery.
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Waukesha County
Wauttesha Memorial Hospital
Wmries
Afernoon
Duane Kling
Laurel Kling
Wilbur S. Imig
Hartwell Ave
Wauleshe
Sheriff's Department
Duane
Deanne
Raynold Lamberton
Waukesha
Lamberton
Imig
Beer Workers Vote To End Milwaukee Strike
More than 3600 CLO brewery workers in Milwaukee vote on a six cent weekly wage boost offered by six breweries. A secret ballot was to be completed by 6 pm with results expected later, CIO official Carl Feller predicting a likely acceptance and end to the 23 day strike that disrupted about 2 percent of U S beer production.
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Milwaukee
WPI
CLO
Carl Feller
International Cio
Sid
Snoorlers
Union Contrect Committee
Butter Interests Resent on Fight Against Oleo
Butter interests today agreed to repeal the ten cent a pound tax on colored oleo and oppose removing the color tax, pushing a partial tax relief while maintaining the color prohibition.
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Oleo
Washington
Tragedy Strikes Twice in Sh-year-Old Korb Family
Gerald Korb, 3? missing. Gerald Korb, son of Mr and Mrs George Korb of 403 N Grand Ave, was struck in the right eye by an arrow fired from a bow by Jerry Reish, 7, on Carroll Street while riding a tricycle. He was hospitalized at Waukesha Memorial and will receive a prosthetic eye. This follows the 1946 death of Marilyn Korb, 2, hit by a car on Grand Ave. The Reish boy was playing with a bow and arrows when the incident occurred.
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Gerald Korb
George Korb
Drand Ave
Waukesha, Memorial Hospital
Gerald
Carroll Street
Jerry Reish
Sidney Reish
Center St
Reish
Memorial Hospital
Fire damages at General Mallea plant estimate 25000 dollars
A blaze at the General Mallea company plant on Main Street started around 10 am and burned through a large portion of the building. Officials estimate roof damage at about 10000 dollars, with total losses unofficially around 25000 dollars as crews battled the flames and water torrents.
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General Mallea Corp
Main St
Hing
Woodery
Fie
Moupe
Tenants' New Baby Will Not Hike Rent
New York municipal Judge Christopher C. McGrath ruled that the federal housing office had no right to grant a landlord a rent increase after a baby was born to a nine occupant tenant. He said no agency of the government should penalize parents for having children, calling it the natural object of marriage.
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New York
Christopher C. McGrath
Federal Office of Housing
Qudce
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Gay
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WPII
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Clifford Studio
Cecil Mader
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