New Board to Ask Purchase Of New Flusher
A new board petition seeks approval for purchasing a new flusher system. The meeting notes indicate board members and residents may vote on the proposal, with several attendees expressing interest.
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
1
County Tax Payment Estimates Stir Public Finance Dialogue
The report estimates county tax payments and notes last year’s totals. Officials discuss the county treasurer’s figures for state income tax shares and projected August receipts, citing figures around $126,227.54 and $207,625.32. The discussion centers on the county’s tax collection and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piehner
Piernert
Mayor Proclaims Two Poppy Tag Days in Wisconsin
Mayor proclaims two Poppy Tag days for veterans in Wisconsin. Proclamation notes sales by the American Legion and auxiliary support for seven disabled veterans and dependents. Mentions increasing workload from Korean War veterans and hospital care in state facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Ss
Waukesha
Smith Chan
Wisconsin
Korea
American Legion
New Price Regulation May Boost Some Goods
A new price regulation effective today may boost retail prices of nine banned vegetables and fruits by one to two cents a can at independent groceries. The office of price stabilization suspended ceiling prices on raw cotton synthetic and cotton textiles and most wool, allowing wholesalers to raise markups on canned peas green beans corn tomatoes tomato juice fruit cocktail pineapples peaches and pears. Chain grocers are not affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Samuel J.jiy
Grocterminday
Painima
Tinsiel
OPS
Express Disappointment Over High School Ban
Disappointment and confusion were voiced by officials in three eastern Waukesha county elementary districts over a high school ban. Officials describe plans affecting bus routes and bus transportation, noting possible impact on students and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupesha Ecounty
Stadvati
Waukegh
Waukesha
Worker killed after struck by car in road mishap
A worker died after being struck by a car in a rural traffic incident. Deputies report he appeared to move into an oncoming lane while another vehicle approached. The victim suffered a skull fracture and multiple arm injuries as crews attended the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Waukesha Man Wins Robin's Sayings Bond
A Waukesha man, Bob Karl of 333 Greenwood Ave, was declared not a winner of the 525 savings bond in the Robin’s Sayings contest. Officials noted Karl, a machinist, suggested moving the Robins to a different display while the “new” mother handle duties. suggestions were not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Tofiayr
Contess
Bob Karl
Greenwood Ave
Karl
Banx
Sarc
Jerk Karl
Ex City Atty af Cooney Dead
Former city attorney af Cooney dies after hospital stay. Police found him in Shan while serving as city attorney for two teams. He partnered with Gs. Dist. A Shannon survived by David Shannon of Chicago and Sr Marie David of Marshkner. Also two brothers Frank of Kenosha and James of Springfield. Lived in Gconomovoc 33 years in his sixties. Funeral arrangements pending at Notbohm funeral horace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Gs. Dist
David Shannon
Opinion Sought On Sheriff Records In Local Jurisdiction
Debate centers on which records the sheriff may disclose under public access laws. The Freeman says reporters may inspect accident and crime investigation records only to the extent they do not hinder arrests or prosecutions, while questioning the balance with citizen oversight and safety.
Commission Considers Deputy Lombardi Leave Request
Deputy Sheriff Mike Lombardi seeks a leave of absence for health reasons and to consider a future run for sheriff. He notes the decision would occur while not employed by the department. The commission will study the request at tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lombardi
Lombardi
Local Attorney Hurt In Auto Accident
Attorney Isadore Engle, 31, of 211 E Wabash Ave, sustained minor head and neck injuries in a collision on Hy 39 yesterday. He was not hospitalized. Engle's car collided with one driven by John D Curren, 42, of Waukesha Route 1, at Hy 59 and 128th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Engle
E. Wabash Ave
Engle
John D. Curren
Waukesha Route 1
128Th Street
Aid for Retarded Children Sought
John W. Meidte, superintendent of the bureau of handicapped education, will speak at a meeting in Milwaukee about state plans to aid retarded children. The conference, attended by representatives from county child guidance and public schools, notes a $50,000 appropriation for similar classes and outlines aims to integrate special classes into the regular system and educate parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cbse Scott
John W. Meidte
Bureau of Handicapped
Ehdigten
Madison
Counts
Clark Names General As Truce Delegate
Gen. Mark W. Clark, supreme UN commander in the Far East, names Brig. Gen. Frank C. McConnell as a delegate on the Allied war justice team in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Far East
Frank C. McConnell
Allied War Justice Team
Korea
Riot Among Korean Prisoners Sparks Casualties At War Camp
Reported clashes near Pusan and on Koje Island as Korean prisoners riot with “fanatical” Communist guards. Gen James A. Van Fleet orders troops to restore order while medical care and evacuation are organized. No shots fired as forces move in and guard routines adjust under heightened security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Pesan
James A. van Fleets
Sowers
Trom
Seid
Koje Island
Ole
Still Hopeful Of Making Just And True Peace
Frightful cost of war noted as a tremor on peace efforts. House committees report large funds spent on foreign defense. Discussions cite future dangers of weapons and the ongoing prisoner exchange with Teah. The President's stance remains cautious amid tense exchanges.
Milk Order Debate Roils Milwaukee Milk Market
Waukesha dairyman Chester Williams testified at a hearing that federal milk orders for Milwaukee dairy producers are unfair and threaten price control. He urged either a Milwaukee market pool or a combined Chicago Milwaukee pool and warned that the system imposes costs on producers, handlers, and consumers. Williams also proposed a Wisconsin state milk market control law and called for scrapping the federal order if it cannot ensure fair pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arket
Milwaukee
Waukesha Cou
Chicago Gairies
Milwauskee
Wisconsin
Chester Williams
Vern Farms
Waukesha
Rouse I
Williarms
Millwaukee
Chicago
Iure
Wisconsin Weather and Sky Details for Tuesday Evening
The report provides a dated forecast with temperatures from 46 to 63 degrees, sunrise and sunset times, and moonrise on Thursday. It highlights prominent stars the Big Dipper in the north and lists visible planets Mars Saturn Jupiter with approximate positions and times for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Saturn
Sodtrse
Jupiter
Moor Ichive
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