Arabs Seek Time to Consider UN Truce Appeal
Arabs ask for 36 hours to study the UN truce appeal in Palestine. Faris El Khouri said Arabs need more time after the UN deadline expired, despite Israel agreeing to a cease fire. Israel urged immediate action while Arabs delay could extend fighting and complicate Security Council deliberations.
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Lare Succhsa
N.Y
United Nations
Palestine
Faris el Khouri
Syrian Delecate
Israel
Ibn Khouvi
Security Council
Holy Land
UN dalvRation
Olin
Abe Atab
Jerusalem
Enery
United States
Ayub Blates
Tasd
Syria
Togeit
Yecunty Council
Arth Feague
Organization of the Arts Nations
Fuesting
Amman
Trang-Jordan
Teins-Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Yesen
Frost Reports Sparse in County With Minor Damage
Scattered frost touched roofs and fields in parts of the county with minimal reported damage. Weather forecasts call for a fair, warmer Tuesday and continued cool, dry conditions in Michie Town and nearby areas as low temperatures dip then rise.
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Willke
Enmnty
Frog
Waukesha
Tues- Michie
Minneweather
26 Exasperated motorists report tire blowouts
A weekend surge of punctured tires on a road between Ripon and Fond du Lac ended today. Authorities attributed the blowouts to scrap iron. Pieces of sharp metal reportedly fell onto the road through a small opening in a truck body. At least 26 motorists complained to police.
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Miron
Ripon
Fond du Lac
Trues
Weather Forecast for Wisconsin Ends in Frost Risk
Wisconsin forecast warns of partly cloudy skies with a cool tonight and scattered frost in lowlands. Tuesday looks warmer with a high likely in the low 60s and a low near 38, while yesterday’s high was 59 and low 37. Moon phase data and visible planets noted, including Jupiter rising late and Saturn to the west.
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Wisconsin
Palr
Moon Rides Inc
Sagittslus
Ui'y
Jupiter
Mit
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Truman Asks to Hike Social Security Pay
President Truman asked Congress for a five point expansion of social security including at least a 50 percent rise in benefits for old age recipients and eligibility for women at 60. He proposed raising taxable earnings from 3,000 to 4,800 dollars, and boosting the tax to 1.4 percent starting January 1, 1949. He urged broader coverage for old age and survivors, unemployment, illness or disability, and stronger public assistance, with federal funding flexibly tied to state needs.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
House
Senate
Oscar Ewing
Federal Security
The
Pleasent
Young Voters to Be Honored at Wisconsin Centennial
L Sylvester Jr and Joyce Schmacker named to represent Waukesha county in youth day ceremonies at the Wisconsin Centennial in Madison. Schmacker, active 4 H participant from rural Waukesha, and Sylvester, a Carroll college freshman with Navy service, will join others at the state capital events led by Acting Gov Renneboin.
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L. Sylvester, Jr
Waukesha County
Madison
Vernon M. Gaspar
Joyce
Arthur Schmacker
Waukesha
Richard
Richard J. Sylvester
Perking Ave
Wit Ban
Miss Schmacker
Carroll College
Navy
Oscar Rennebonin
Capital Square
Weukesha County
Gaspar
Sylvester
Five Die in State Accidents Over the Weekend
United Press reports at least five people died in Wisconsin over the weekend in traffic crashes train accident accidental shooting and a ditch cave in. David Mulstein 62 died when the car his wife drove crashed into a tree near Pewaukee. Barbara Schultz of Janesville and two Illinois men perished in a pair of crashes near a crossing east of Janesville. Irma Blawusch 83 was killed when she stumbled and was struck by a Milwaukee Road train in Madison. An 11 month old girl was shot by her cousin in Racine. Richard Peterson 11 found a .22 pistol and it discharged fatally wounding Peggy Peterson. George Klein 59 died in Sun Prairie when an eight foot sewer ditch caved in and buried him.
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United Press
David Mulstein
Pewaukee
Barbara Jean Schultz
Janesville
Illinois
Ink Crossing
Madison
Irma Blawusch
Milwaukee Road
Racine
Richard Peterson
Peggy Peterson
Melvin Peterson
George Klein
Sun Prairie
Lebanon Balks U S to Get Stern on Americans in Lebanon
The State Department will threaten Lebanon at the United Nations if it does not release 40 Americans removed from the Marine Corp. They were interned near Beirut after being labeled illegal immigrants linked to Israel. U S officials reported conditions at the barracks improved and that consular access existed. Separately Glenn Marsh goes on trial in Rockford for the murder of his partner's father after being acquitted in a prior slaying.
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Washington
State Department
Lebanon
U. S
Beirut
United Nations Security Council
Holy Land
Israel
Palestine
Department
Lowell C. Pinkerton
Ted Friday
Marine Corp
Baalele
Pinkerton
U.S
Glenn Marsh
Tirial Rockford
Marsh
Katherine Anderson
Vernon
Grant Muhrlein
Northport
Mich
Local seniors to receive Carroll degrees Saturday in Waukesha
Eighteen Waukesha seniors will graduate Saturday as Carroll College grants bachelor degrees at Horeb Spring Park. Honorary degrees go to Donald Kehl, Rev Senty, and Dr Marion Blood. Ceremony includes groundbreaking for a new science hall and a breakfast at Voorhees dormitory.
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Carrall College
Waukesha
Carroll Alumani
Horeb Spring Pari
J. George Senty
Milwaukee
Calvary Presbyjan
Carroll Board of Trustees
Voorhees Domitory
Carrolls
Kehl
Carrol
Donald, Kehl
Ford Mace Company of
Detroit
Carroll
Frnals
Senty
Marion Blood
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Louisiana
Hood
Panama
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Herman W. Andacht
White Reck
Joseph Bobst
Coolidge Ave
Maralyn Busseeger
Arlington St
Jean Witzig Davies
Newhall
John G. Davies
Lloyd E. Davies
EB. Newhall
Mary Elizabet’s Farkas
Cleveland
Paul W. Hardy
Oakland Ave
Charles J. Joy
W. Main St
James EB. Lockman
W. Newhall
Mary Elizabeth
County Crashes Now Claim Six Lives in Month
The sixth traffic fatality of the month and the tenth this year occurred in Waukesha county during the weekend amid the year’s busiest highway travel. Two Milwaukeeans died on Highway 15 Friday night en route to Madison. David Mulstein, 62, died at the scene and his wife Ethel, 60, was hospitalized in fair condition with serious injuries after their car hit an oak near Pewaukee on Highway 16.
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Waukesha County
Cays
Milwaukee
Noah Melstein
University of Wisconsin
Pewaukee
Melstein
Lipbie Bennett
Milstein
Deusman
Kenneth
Donald
John
Dorothy McCraip
Eugene L. McCraig
Martin Si
Ivan G. Anders
Michigan
Waukesha
Anefiers
Harald L. Cook
Sussex
Fussville
Cook
Lavon J. Zimiais
Gannon
Zimdars
Cosk
Clauda Slipieron
Sheriff's Deputies
William McKerrow
Penaussee
Stapleton Aart
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Brookfield
Mukwonago
State County Board Group to Meet Here
Representatives of the Wisconsin County Boards associations and the second highway division will meet at the courthouse here on June 3 starting at 11 a m. The session aims to elect an advisory board member from the second highway division to the association, which has one member from each of nine divisions including Waukesha, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, Racine, Walworth, Kenosha, Jefferson, Washington and Ozaukee.
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Wisconsin County Boards Associations
Vernon M. Gaspar
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Racine
Walworth
Kenosha
Jefferson
Washington
Ozaukee
Auction Night Auctioneers Chant For Waukesha Youth
Tonight in Wan kkeesha the Stock Pavilion hosts an auction at 7 PM. Items range from a bear skin rug to a refrigerator as Rotary sponsors raise funds for Waukesha youth programs. Proceeds from sales and a post dinner go to youth initiatives and local clubs.
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Wankkeesha
Rotary Club
Waukesha
Mie
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YMCA
YWCA
Fromm
Martin Fraram
Service Club
Service for Sinners Draws Large Crowd in Shirley
In Shirley Massachusetts WP-Rev Ray Meserve held a sinners only service at the Federated church yesterday urging saintly people to stay home attendance he reported was larger than usual In London the Sunday Pictorial claimed Henry Wallace plans a peace flight to Moscow to bolster his presidential chances
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Shirley
Mass
Ray Meserve
Wallace
Stalin
London
Independent
Sunday Pictorial
Henry Wallace
Moscow
Truman Nominates Brannan as Agriculture Secretary
President Truman named Charles F Brannan assistant secretary of agriculture to succeed Clinton P Anderson who left the cabinet to pursue the New Mexico Senate nomination. Brannan 44 a Denver native and veteran in government service since 1935 with a background in agricultural policy and long range programs.
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Truman
Washington
Siatant
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
New Mexico
Brannan
Denver
Colo
Agricultural Department
Recent Charges Probed at WSB
Wisconsin school under scrutiny after staff accuse principal GW Brown of abusing an inmate May 15. Inquiries by Paul D. Yount, acting superintendent, follow testimonies from four staffers. Brown admits grabbing the inmate by the shirt collar but denies slapping or using abusive language. Arena suspended 11 days and Helmuth Lewbner fired. both appeal to Madison personnel board.
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Paul D. Yount
Wisconsin
Boya
Yount
State Department of Public Welfare
GW. Brown
Madison
Brown
Paul Pelikan
Joseph Arena
Frank Smith
Helmuth Lewbner
Arena
S. W. Iagnon
Leif Holm
Holm
Draft of 18 Year Olds Stymied in Committee
Washington. The Senate Armed Services Committee backed off plans to include 18 year olds in peacetime conscription. Chairman Chan Gurney introduced an amendment to remove 18 year olds from the draft bill, likely to pass on the Senate floor. The bill would still draft men 19 through 25, a provision favored by most House teachers and others.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services
Chan Gurney
Senate
House
Federal action taken on Lewis charges in NLRA complaint
The National Labor Relations Board general counsel filed a unfair labor practices complaint against John L. Lewis for refusing to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association. The action seeks a federal injunction to compel bargaining, with a June 8 public hearing set to prove the charges. Lewis reportedly prefers negotiating only with individual members rather than the group.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
Farcal
John L. Lewis
Southern Cadi Producera Association
Lewis
Coal Association
Robert N. Denham
Labor Board
Southern Coal Producers Group
Denham
United Mine Workers
Sothern Coal Producers Association
Southern
Size Doesn’t Count Scooter Driver Is Fined
Floyd Patton and other drivers faced fines as municipal court enforced licensing on power driven vehicles. Patton, 35, of 110 Motor Hill Terrace, testified his scooter test run led to charges for operating without a license and resulted in a $335 fine plus costs. Other cases included Bernard Kalvelage, 23, fined $100 and costs after his license was revoked last December, and Helen Dikeman, 41, fined $50 and costs with a one year license revocation following a May 22 drunken driving arrest.
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Floyd Patton
Motor Hill Terrace
Scott Lowry
Patton
Waukesha
Lowry
Bernard Kalvelage
Greenfield Ave
Helen Dikeman
Mitwaulkee
Dikeman
Pewaukee
All Lodges in State Attend Elks Meet
Wisconsin lodges were represented at the Wilks annual spring conference in Waukesha over the weekend. The parade featured baton twirler Connie Rhaiiee Oc onomowoc and a drill unit led by Joseph Kremer. Charles Broughton of the Sheboygan Press attended as a distinguished member, with the Green Bay Lodge winning the ritualistic contest and a banquet closing the event at the Avalon hotel.
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AM Wisconsin
Wilks
Madison
Connie Rhaiee
Oconomowoc
Joseph Kremer
Waukesha
A. V. Dalemore
Charles Broughton
Sheboygan Press
Green Bay Lodge
Avalon Hotel
Appeal for Waukesha County Safety Week
A joint proclamation by Mayor Edwin Honeyager and County Board Chairman Vernon Gaspar proclaims Waukesha County Safety Week due to a rising highway accident rate. The safety campaign includes decals for dealers and a focus on safe driving, walking, riding, and working as May sees multiple fatalities. Memorial Day weekend events in Wisconsin mark the statehood centennial with statewide holiday observances and traffic concerns.
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Edwin Honeyager
Vernon Gaspar
Waukesha County
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Monady
Madison
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Stern
Bie O'Brien
Connie Rhodee
Wisconsin Elks Association
American Legion
Eyreman
Minneapolis
State County Board
WSB
Elks Meet
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