France withholds signing over German peace and six nation army
France demands ironclad guarantees from the United States and Britain before signing the German peace contract and the six nation European army agreement. Ro bert Schuman announced Paris will not sign Monday or Tuesday without assurances, amid Allied talks with Konrad Adenauer in Bonn.
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Anthony Eden
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C. J. Bulloch Services Scheduled for Monday
Funeral services are set for Clarence J. Bulloch a 54 year old former foreman at the Waukesha Motor Co who died yesterday at his home 2178 Charles street. The services will be Monday at 2 p.m. at Randie Funeral Home with Rev. William Blake officiating. He is survived by one brother Robert of Milwaukee and three sisters Mrs Blanche Beck Oak Park Indiana Mrs Nell Yole and Miss Gladys Bulloch of Waukesha. Burial will follow at Prairie Home Cemetery and friends may call after 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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Oak Park
Nell Yole
Gladys Bulloch
Waukesha
Prairie Home Cemetery
William Blake
Symphony Fair Opens With Bustling Pavilion Activity
Waukesha hosts a lively Symphony Fair as crowds flood the Isles pavilion at 10 am. Vendors report strong early sales from the Book Corner, Green Thumb plant stand, bakery, and candy stalls. Children view finger paintings by city elementary students as volunteers decorate booths and visitors browse preserved fruits, dressings, and vegetables. Local families mingle amid festive displays and old time costumes at the international booth.
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Milwaukeean Hurt As Car Rolls Twice
Grant Lindberg, 28, of Milwaukee suffered scalp and facial lacerations, abrasions, and fractures when the car driven by William Tentzen Jr., 38, West Allis, ran off Hy 55 north of Hy 74 and rolled twice. Lindberg was thrown from the vehicle and is hospitalized at Waukesha Memorial. tentatively, Tentzen blamed a passing truck and bumper contact for the loss of control.
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Bettenhausen Crashes While Qualifying at Indianapolis
Tony Bettenhausen crashed the No 99 car during 500 mile Indianapolis speedway qualifying. The car, driven to victory last year by Lee Wallard, was wrecked beyond repair for the Memorial Day race next Friday. Bettenhausen appeared uninjured.
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Lee Wailard
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Scientist X Denies Leaking A-Bomb Secrets in Russia Case
Minneapolis reports scientist known as Scientist X, Joseph W. Weinberg, proclaims innocence to federal charges of perjury and leaking atomic secrets to Russia. He vows not to answer questions. a $10,000 bond posted as warrants and indictments proceed in Washington and Minneapolis.
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Funeral Services Held For Edward Hedtcke
Funeral services were conducted today at 10 30 AM for Edward J. Hedtcke 39 of 484 West Main Street a park board employee and longtime Waukesha resident. Interment followed at Prairie Home Cemetery. He was born in Milwaukee would have turned 40 today and is survived by two brothers Hester and Joseph and three sisters Lucille Hedicke Irene Kormann and Josephine Stockowitz.
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W. Main St
Lyle-Tuschen
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Dousman
Josephine Stockowitz
Chicago
Mayor veto blocks street flusher purchase in tax cut push
Mayor C C Smith vetoes a council-approved plan to buy a street flusher, citing tax reduction aims. The May 20 resolution now returns to the council, needing 11 of 15 votes to override. The board of public works had favored the $4,442 bid, with total annual costs around $12,275.
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Special Meeting Called to Review City Fluoridation
Waukesha officials will review the advantages and disadvantages of fluoridating the city water at a 4 p.m. Monday meeting in the high school. R G Hein said F A Bull, a state dental authority, will address attendees from the board of health, water commission, the mayor, city dentists, and other officials. No action is expected. costs cited in an earlier 1950 report were 2.40 per child and would be higher now due to price increases.
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No Racer He's Fined in Roosevelt Field Incident
Joseph Sydow of Oconomowoc ran a mile in about two minutes on the Roosevelt field cinder path Sunday but his time was not officially recorded. He was fined 235 in Judge Alvin Brendehueh’s court for dis orderly conduct for driving his car around the track and he had to smooth the track beforehand. Other morning actions included fines for Albert Neff 20 William Patterson 21 and Robert Thelen 21 for traffic violations and Herman Stetter 43 Milwaukee fined 25 for reckless driving.
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Roosevelt Field
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Alvin Brendemueh
Albert J. Neff
William Patterson
Milwaukee
Robert Thelen
Okauchee
Herman Stetter
Mrs Laura Krueger dies after short illness
Mrs Laura Krueger aged 61 of Oconomowoc route 3 died yesterday afternoon at St Marys Hospital Watertown after a short illness. She was born February 24 1891 in Plymouth and lived near Silver Lake since 1946. She belonged to Oconomowoc Congregational Church Pythian Sisters Order of the Eastern Star and Knights of Pythias Ladies of Juneau lodge. Survived by husband William E Krueger daughter Meredith Quirk Milwaukee brother Arthur Hervig Minneapolis three sisters Elsie Wilke Milwaukee Marie Gebbarz Sheboygan Lorraine Erbstoesser Sheboygan and one great granddaughter. Services Monday at 2 p m at Notbohm Funeral Home Oconomowoc with Mr Mackin officiating. burial Summit Cemetery. May call after 2 p m.
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Belp
Summit Cemetery
Ridgway Warns of Retaliation Over UN Prisoners
General Ridgway testifies to the Senate Armed Services Committee warning of potential reprisals against United Nations prisoners if harsh actions against captured soldiers continue. The published transcript shows heavy redactions and timing noted midweek.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Ridgwey
Senate Armed Services Committee
Koje Prisoners Begin to Obey After Mutinous Stand
Koje Island Korea prison camp sees Reds haul down taunting banners and promise to obey orders following a meeting with Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner. American officials say four South Korean guards and 11 prisoners died in a Koje 95 sit-in. units from Britain and Canada reinforced U.S. and South Korean guards.
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Much Too Close ey ted cecaped
A terse fragment notes a dangerous proximity incident featuring an escape event and an unclear subject. Readable details are sparse but imply a close encounter and potential threat without explicit names or locations.
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Ted Cecaped
First Train Arrives in Waukesha Commemoration
A 19th century milestone marked as the Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad arrived at Waukesha on February 25, 1851. The Waukesha County Historical Society unveiled a marker, with Mayor C. C. Smith recalling earlier travel hardships and John Derivan, a 50 year railroad veteran, sharing memories.
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Waukesha Plans Centennial Parade At 100th Birthday
Waukesha marks its centennial with a special parade during the three day state convention of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. The 5th Army Band from Sheridan will headline, with local bands and student groups joining the procession and a radio broadcast planned.
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Plans Okayed for Air Force Base Construction
The house armed services committee tentatively approved Air Force plans for 30.534 million dollars of new construction at bases in eight states.
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Hous Armed Services Committee
Air Force
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