Western Allies accuse Russia over German rearmament in Germany
Western powers charge the Soviet Union with breaking its word by aiding in arming a large German military force in the Soviet zone of Germany. The United States Great Britain and France demand that Moscow halt assistance and warn that the German army would form a new security force under Soviet control. The note stresses Russia violated its pledges to disarm Germany and to uphold international commitments through the Yalta and Potsdam era.
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Germany
Washington
Russia
Stain Department
Potrskovery
Soviet Control Commission
U.S
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Youre Pawer
Anc
Tenant Farmer Dies of Burns After 26 Days
A 92 year old tenant farmer Rex of Buds Ripple farm four miles southwest of Waukesha died at Waukesha Memorial hospital after 26 days with severe burns from kerosene fire when he attempted to pour kerosene on a wood fire. The accident occurred April 24 at the Sayissy Ble road farm, his clothing burned off, wife and children fled to summon help. Funeral services set for 3:15 p.m. tomorrow at Erling Larson funeral home with Major Frederick Bailey of the Salvation Army officiating. Survived by wife Beatrice four children Judith William Charles Robert, parents Charles Rex of India via, sister Jennar Fordham, brothers Dale and Delbert, and grandmother Mrs. Dlelevy of Amibay. Rex was a World War veteran.
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Waukeshe Memorial Hospital
Rex
Budsd Ripple
Waukesha
Sayissy
Camedy Rey Winzenraid
Wintenreids
Winzenreichs
Feresen
Farrehouse
Bayy
Erling Larson
Frederick Bailey
Salvation Army
Beatrice
Judith
Tree
William
Charles
Robert
Hix
Charles Rex
India Via
M “Jennar Fordham
Amy Boy
Dale
Delbert
Reno
Mrs. Dlelevy
Amibay
Lie Hopeful of Big Power Pact With Trygve
An optimist plan centers on a possible power pact involving Trygve Lie as secretary general. Authorities report talks with Attlee Bevin and other leaders in hopes of a UN security council backed resumption of negotiations. Acheson Truman and French leaders were also scheduled for future discussions.
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Lie
Trygvele
Snd
General Assembly
Wis Fu
Clement Attlee
Ernest Bevin
Josef Stalin
United States
Truman
Rotary
Dean Acheson
Gorewee Aidanye
Robert Schuman
France
Wes Vail
Security Council
Congress to Hear Acheson Secrets
Washington reports indicate Secretary of State Dean Acheson will present sensitive material to a special session of Congress. Officials expect Acheson to brief the Atlantic Pact alliance and then deliver a fuller report to President Truman within the week. The White House confirms a forthcoming Capitol hearing topic tied to national security.
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White House
Nestar
London
Avanlic
Gian
Butt W. Tarcas
Hlinels
Tyuran
Acheson
House Aid Se
Acheyan
Three-Quarters Homeless After City Quake
Evico and Pova report three fourths of Alla residents homeless after Sunday's quake. Officials say 56 dead and 187 injured as the city braces for shelter and recovery efforts. About 20,000 to 40,000 exposed to the hazard seek protection and aid amid ongoing crisis.
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Quake City
EVICO
Pova
First Shots Miss Then He Patches Ceiling and Kills Self
Rural Menomonie area tragedy details a 59 year old man Jacob Saaler shooting himself in a kitchen then patching the hole before dying in a nearby machine shed. Authorities say the death was self-inflicted amid despondency over health and a gun discharged into ceiling and window frame. Found by his wife in the shed around 9:35 yesterday morning with responders called, coroner noting the self-inflicted gunshot likely occurred shortly after the firing in the home. The Saaler farm lies northeast of Menomon Falls near Hy. area, with the saga unfolding on a farm household scene and sheriff investigation underway.
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Rica
Jacob Saaler
Menomonee
Saaler
Alvin Jefeson
Bepheyw
Aiis
Davleer Schneiter
Sufineider
Earonte Falla
Sherit
Saati
Saater
Menong Falls
Suaters
Musician Freed in Mercy Killing Trial Verdict
Kayend Braunsborg, once a Detroit orchestra bassist, acquitted of murder in the mercy killing of his 28 year old daughter Virginia. Court spectators cheered as he was committed to a sanitarium for insanity. release bid later filed. He had admitted shooting his daughter after taking her from a hospital. Prosecutor called the act malicious and premeditated, citing burden of the child and alleged motive to aid others with spastic paralysis through music.
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Detholter
Kayend Braunsborg
Ning
Detroit + Fiaphoany orchestra
Heang
Virginia
Raunecort
Faurn
Breunsdort
Bruunsdort
Riva
Popay Day Observance By Town Officials
Paged claims a Poppy Day event led by the mayor and local auxiliary members. The ceremony will be held with towers and flanking observers paying tribute to fallen service members from World War I and other wars.
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Miyor Bruce
Peng
Seta
Agaminan Todor
Pension Pact OK'd by GM and Union
Detroit General Motors and the United Auto Workers reach a five year contract covering about 375 490 employees nationwide. The deal includes pensions and cost of living adjustments and raises 10 cents per hour was sought by UAW president Walter B Reuther. The agreement reportedly expires next Monday and was negotiated by GM and UAW teams.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter B Reuther
Hie
United Press
Kay Teen
WAW
State Proposes Rerouting Hy 18 In Brookfield Area
City officials and Walter Dick request relocate Hy 10 from Brookfield Ave White Rock Ave to East Main St. The proposal travels through Milwaukee and Madison offices to St Paul for formal review. Initial reply expected in about ten days.
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Brookfield Ave
White Rock
E. Mainst
Walter Dick
Milwaukee
Shire Highway Department
Sal Pram
Madson
Bureau of Federal Rods
St. Paul
Footape
Trying to Board Bus Injury Report With Falls
Woman identified as Tadyeh, 35, of 185 Carroll St, injured while attempting to board a bus at Grand and Main. She fell when doors closed as the bus stopped, suffering a fractured hip and other injuries. She was taken to Meo Morital Hospital in the county ambulance. Bus driver Clifford Coleratestel remained at the scene. bus was stationary at impact. Police report filed.
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Nprien J. “Fautyeh
Carrall St
Wintkesha Mormorint Hospital
Teyinit
Tudyeh
Grand the Bash Avenues
Clifford Coleratestel
Tadyeh
Tada
Meo Morital Hospital
Ambulanca
Fragmented Caption Reflects Illogical City Scenario
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a city scene with scattered names and terms. The readable content hints at a disrupted report involving a person linked to a merchant, a field, and an unsettled incident. No clear event, date, or entities are reliably extractable for a proper summary.
Special Session on Rent Studied in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Governor Os tar Hennetainn said he will issue a statement soon on calling a special session to consider rent decontrol, amid Milwaukee eviction fears after June 1. A Milwaukee survey suggests about 4,500 tenants may be evicted. landlords warn of higher rents if decontrol looms. The governor signaled action as lawmakers face calls to address urban distress and tenant protection.
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Wis
Ostar Hennetainn
Wisconsin
Rennebohm
Milwaukee
Atate
Hennie
Kahia
Reagan
Mile
Torer
Muwauker
Font Suniel
Wise
Landorda
Milwauken
Hart
Malwauken
Inets Sunationad
Nwhantiord
Milwautor
Prigg
Ines
Recent High School Grads Recall Big Day From 1900
The Aveton hotel reunion brought together five class of 1900 graduates and others from the Wavoka Waukesha High era. Memories flowed as they flipped the red covers of the annual, with photos of girls in elaborate shirts, the mandolin club, and notes from former teachers and classmates. The group recalled the first class to spend a full year in the new high school building and shared reminiscences on commencement and early school life, including remarks by Harvie Randle and others.
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Tern Wattkesha High
Schon
Fehoat
Jull Radka
Hattie Rehidle
Miiaorn
Trent
Ducse
Harrie Randig
Lef
Freeman Statt
Waukesha
Aveton
Enhy
Elhorate
Tyacohes
Arc
Hareie Randle ¢Harriot jSleep
N. Martwell
Molly Horning
Wright
Ward Htuisdel
Mary Putney
Putney
Fort Lauder
Idate
Fla
Julia Backafe
Dew
Aventineau
Maisdell
Stanley
Reynolds Culul Pryatt
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Greenitips
Clyde Brewer
Marion Barnes
Hinsdale
Lorena Reichart
Madison
Mattison Longfellow School
Margaret. Heagell
Milwaukee
Lea Tudlow
Aaron Me Fats Jane
Jennie Kimball
Roy Kerr
Frank Hoag
Esther Berminty
Wuiteing
Tyson School
Ell. Terry
Sehant
Harvie Randle
Paris
Bledel
Ore Havel
Reynolds
Ana Denne Kimball
Supreme Court Upholds One Ounce Shot Rule
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld a provision deeming a one ounce shot of liquor as the standard measure. The ruling clarifies that containers used for whiskey rum and other spirits cannot be legally designed to hold more than one ounce per drink. The court rejected arguments that the measure was unclear or deceptive.
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Springfield
Minwis State Supreme Court
Memorial Day Parade to Feature Rep Glenn Davis Speaker
Waukesha plans a Memorial Day parade with Rep Glenn Davis as the main speaker after the march. The route and start time are set for 10 am, with participation vows from the American Legion Military Order of the Purple Heart VEW and related groups. Local bands and scout units will march, then Davis will address attendees at Cutler Park.
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Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Cere Cnonies
Allions
Itv
Austin 3
Baird
Gereralchine
Jncsl Nationa Cupra
EAM mAnded
Chester Gerbensky
Iocat
American Legion
Miliary Order of the Purple Heart
VEW
Ohol
Alpely
Waukesha High School
Wisconsin School For Boys
Ue Weber Enticert
Cutler Park
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Parheiyanty
Local campers on TV feature at YMCA program
Waukee figures will be shown tonight on television from 7 PM to 9 PM featuring a Phantom Lake YMCA segment. The program highlights a Waukesha focus with Belay and Hepner among speakers, and includes details from the Greenes.
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LOGAL
Berlin Rally Aims at Massive Communist Demonstration
Berlin police alerted as rally near in the Soviet sector draws hundreds of thousands. Officials expect possible clashes and mobilized forces across West Berlin and allied stations to keep order during weekend events.
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Berlin -8
West Berl
Ues
Aibert
Amore
Pelier
Perle
Boris
Eire
Grvangs
Nivea
Weather Forecast Blurs Incomprehensible Lines
Fragmented OCR weather forecast lists scattered words and gibberish across regions and temperatures. It mentions highs near 44 and 47 degrees, local hourly temps, and mentions places like Tomah and Worthesdian, but key details are unreadable.
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Cansin
Aston
Weather and fashion notes brighten spring in Milwaukee lace
The piece describes warm spring weather with cloud cover giving way to sun, crowds of parents with children, and moppets in Dinafores and shirts. It notes a shift from coffee to other drinks, a xenon event between noon and 1 pm, and forecasts temperatures from 55 to 40 with a high near 70 in the region.
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Jon Washack
Waubali
Pont
Alma
Geener Brechirsert Ag
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