Senators Uncover Red Plans for Smashing Capital
Senators investigating alleged Communist plots outline a blueprint to disable the government. The report, drawing on testimony and unnamed sources, claims a nationwide effort to paralyze the executive and disrupt state functions. Police and intelligence officials warn of blackmail risks and security concerns tied to individuals involved.
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Washington
Russie
Gambhix
Ektier
Hlinterinion Police
Ut Bas
Bisadler
Cemminist Courere Ovnr
Faye Perint
Palice
Larks Penny
Senate
Wherry
Huy
Clede RB
Moey
Ateh Persar
Rivky
Beersearv
Athrsan
Hie Sy
Raye
Subyes
Township Seeks Larger Water Supply for Fires
Town officials of Waukexha and surrounding townships seek a bigger water supply for firefighting. A dwelling may require additional water as the current source often runs dry, prompting talks on enlarging the water system and securing reserves for emergencies.
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Waukexha
Ray C. Dovet Chemistry Pref. Dies After Long Career
Ray C. Dovet, longtime head of the chemistry department at Cheriit MBL OH Mente, died at Carrell college after earning a PAD from the University of Wisconsin in 122. He served as principal of Silkedun High, taught at Cartel College and the Missouri School of Mines, led the university chemistry surge unit, and held memberships in Alpha Gamma and the Mystic Shrine. Survived by two brothers Tobie Ly and Clyde D and a sister Mrs Milige Nuws. funeral details to be announced.
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Sr Wars Il
Ray
Cheriit Mbl
OH Mente
Mutaforum Ogerat
Carrell College
University of Wisconsin
Wiarmami Vugbui
Aledo
Micee
Jis
Chemis
Post Presbyterian
American Chemical Society
Alpha Tag Omena
Acneta Massanie
Carter
Delia Sinmu Wueng Phi Neta
Waukesha Ludae No
PF Ang AM and & Hind
Masson
Mohsmo Ai Iwinpla
Mystic Shrine
Bowood
Ray Win Bor
Kix Hutthpltee
Purr
Lick
Waynesburg
Waynesiure
Payact
University of Oregon
Grusit
Silkedun
Kele
University At
Secamare
Aly
Ile
Gore
Tobie Ly
San] Besnmiin
Cape
Clyde D
Winevehy
Milige
Washington
America Shows Armed Strength in Many Lands
Wartime style demonstrations showcase American fighting power worldwide. Parades feature 85 050 service members with Navy Air and Marines displays, highlighting readiness for a potential conflict as Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union rise. Ships besøke ports from Norfolk to Tokyo.
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America
Washington
Wit
Ation
Krem Casweil
Ft. Werth
Tex
Alasia Gayi
Germany
Navy
Marines
Glt
Japan
Ipupias
Arthur
Tokyo
Yokohama
Porte Citine
Franklin D. Rorequest
Norfolk
Pleasant Weather Seen for Sunday
Weather forecast predicts pleasant conditions for Sunday with clear to partly cloudy skies. Highs near 70s expected, with overnight lows around the mid 40s to upper 40s and a few areas dipping to the mid 40s tonight.
Waukesha Parade Honors Armed Forces Day With Savings Bonds
The S22 Parade of Ball in Waukesha drew about 3000 spectators marching from the high school to Triangle Park. The Liberty Bell replica truck, city officials, school bands, Miss Waukesha, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and veterans groups joined the event to promote thrift via savings bonds and mark Armed Forces Day with citywide observances.
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Waukesha
Drain Manjorettes
Judy Mae’ Brewer
Triangle Park
Ivce
U. S
Court of Honor
Bruce Beaty
Wisconsin School For Boys
Waukasha
American Legion
WEW
WSE
Celar Goards
VEW Nod Legion
Manilla Update Reveals Mixed Signals From Officials
A murky report from Manila outlines unclear directives as officials and agencies exchange statements. The message hints at shifts in policy and possible delays affecting ongoing projects.
Squall Hits Kagoshima Port Sinking Multiple Vessels
A sudden squall struck Kagoshima Port causing damage and capsizing at least one boat. Reports say several vessels were affected as crews battled the rough sea and local authorities began inspections amid ongoing rescue efforts.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Kaikey
Homecoming Hero Captive Fler Ignites Chicago Crowd
Marine Sgt Ebner C Senter Geyhowe returns from 18 months as a prisoner to a Chicago welcome. He denies spying on Chinese Communists, but notes there is some truth to the reports. At Glenview he reunites with wife Surrey and daughter Kathy as family and officials assess his ordeal. He praises treatment and plans future steps while addressing questions from reporters.
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Chicago
Ebner C. Senter Geyhowe
West Coast
Bender
Glenvley Paral
Surrey
Neiblans
Msalteh
Bencey
Krow
Bénder
Kathy
Glenview
Mirs
Edward Sinden
William GC
Boc
Honolulu
No License 3 Years Driver Pays for Drunken Driving
Roger Rouse of New Seria faced municipal court where Judge Scott Lowry fined him 74 dollars for drunken driving and 10 dollars plus costs for driving without a license. His license had been suspended after a drunken driving incident on January 6, 18 percent. He pled to both charges and requested probation.
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Roger Rouse
New Seria
Rouse
Dudge Scott Lowry
KC Knights of Columbus Wives to Attend Superior Convention
Four members of the Knights of Columbus and their wives will attend the state convention at Superior Morway and Theelly. Attendees include WH Pankraty grand knight J Chirk district deputy Vince Coan Day and Chester Weber. The Cathedral of Christ the King will host the event with Rev Albert G. Meyer as celebrant Monday morning. The convention continues with meetings and club activities through Tuesday.
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Kc's
Superior
Loral
Knights of Columbus Council
Knights of Columbua
Morway
Theelly
Pankraty
Dehy J Chirk
Vince Coan Day
Chester Weber
Bates
Waukesha
Class of 1900 Plans Reunion at Avialan Hotel
The 1900 class from Waukeshaigh schoot Prades Mating plans a reunion Monday night at the Avialan hotel. About 14 graduates, now aged around 60, expect five to attend in person but all will share messages from fellow classmates to recall school days. Aaron S. Putney Jr. arranges the gathering with several listed classmates expected to attend.
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Waukeshaigh Schoot Prades
Avialan
Mons
Momarien 100
Aaron S. Putney, Jr
Hapd
Mintie Horning
Wattie Sleep Nandell
Herre Rapa
Mary Pulney
Tent City Springs Up in Scouters Camp
In the Scuppernong forest area the Boy Scouts set up a tent city at the Spring Camp site. The event runs from yesterday through Sunday with activities like fire making, cooking, tent pitching, and knot tying during the camp leading to the regular summer camp opening June 28 at Camp Long Light.
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Tent City
Scouters
OUP Winson Momut
ANCL
Potywatami
Camp Long Lase
Muensberg
Explosion Kills Many As Ammo Blows Up In New Jersey Port City
In South Amboy New Jersey a massive munitions blast tore through barges and the Raritan Bay, killing at least 24 and injuring many. Rescue crews recovered four bodies, with dozens more feared dead as hundreds of troops and police cordoned off the area and warned residents to avoid suspicious objects. Damages exceed 29 million dollars across the town and nearby facilities, with shattered storefronts and disrupted rail equipment marking the disaster. Authorities traced the shipment to Newark destined for Pakistan, echoing the infamous Black Tom incident.
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William O'Leary
Ina
Wes
New York City
Awas
Tara
OKO
Pakistan
India
Newark
New Jersey
South Amboy
Coast Guard
New York
O'Leary
Raritan Bay
Black Tam
Jersey City
Feigene Healing
Jstem
Geng
Ari
Watkmai
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jake Seays
Pisat
Qadd
Port Monmouth
N. J
Wheelty
Sterliie
Harvester and Union Agree on Welfare Plan
A welfare agreement between United State Workers CIO and International Harvester was announced. The plan provides 2.7 cents per hour in cash welfare benefits paid by the company with workers contributing eight tenths of a cent per hour. Harvester employs about 25,000 workers represented by the UAW.
Vets to Honor Waukesha County’s Mrs Tallmadge
Waukesha veterans honor Mrs Tallmadge for 27 years as county historian and museum custodian since 1926. She compiled veteran service data from Civil War through World War II and published it in the newspaper. A public ceremony May 1 will present her a wristwatch inscribed Framed by veterans groups and the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
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Abie
Rohn Trilmagge
Hisorien
Soe
Jy the Swarthouse
Waukesha Ceterene
Woukeshiy
Purple Heart
American Legion
Mikabid America Veterana
Marine Core Inague
Fdwit Ramakes
Wauitesha
Otalneman
Eaimall
Gyi.t
Driver Misses Curve in Waukon Ditch Crash
A driver named Fredric Rnadsen, 4, was minorly injured when his car veered off Hy 2 about 12 miles south of Waukon on Thursday night. The vehicle left the road and overturned into a ditch at 11:28 PM near Kaudsen, injuring no one else.
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Genesee Mumilelle
Winle
Wien
Theoe
Fredric Rnadsen
Weert Alize
Abe
Waukon
Kaudsen
Cuevery
Rhmers
Gretaypee
Tne Tien Am
Perth
Mrs Hipp Dies Survived by Four Grandchildren
Mrs Fiora B Hipp of Manroge Ville formerly of Milwaukee and Dnnesville died after a three month illness at St x hes hospital in Junesvile. She is survived by her sons Herbert of Waukext Alf of Milwaukee and Gerald of dnnese ville and four grandchildren. She will be in state at the Kimball Netan fanérni home in 2eneselite Monday with funeral at St Patekes ehurah Tuesday at am.
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Fiora B. Hipp
Flora B
St x Hespital
Junesvile
Sone
Herbert
Waukext
Alf
Milwaukee
Gerald
Dnnese Ville
Hipp
Manroge Ville
Mulwautehee
Kimball iNetran Fanérni
2Eneselite
St. Patekesehurah
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