PSC Approves Fare Increases for Inter-City Bus Lines
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approves fare hikes up to twenty percent for inter-city bus routes linking Waukesha, Oconomowoc, Milwaukee, and adjacent areas. New fares include increases from $1.00 to $1.80 on selected segments and $6.00 on longer runs, with annual operating revenue changes noted for the carrier.
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New Attorney General McGranery Pledges Immediate Action
James P. McGranery, sworn in as attorney general, promised vigorous and fair prosecutions and ordered division heads to prepare immediate action on current cases. He said he would brief U.S. attorneys on policy directions and rejected calls for broad records transfers to a House subcommittee.
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House Judiciary Subcommittee
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Fred M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Berlin Sects Cut Phone Service and Block Patrols
East and West Berlin split phone service today and blocked Anglo American patrols on the main highway linking the sectors. Soviet border guards halted U.S military police at Helmstedt and Berlin checkpoints, signaling possible Berlin tensions after new order against espionage and terrorism.
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Truman blasts House cut in foreign aid and defense plan
President Truman urged the Senate to reverse the House action that trimmed foreign aid and defense spending. He warned the measures would wreck key programs and endanger cities and farms, calling for repair of his foreign and defense budgets.
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Senate
Ken Barkley
House
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Unians
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Smith Elected Second District VFW Commander
Orval Smith of Waukeshi has been named second district commander of the VFW. Smith was elected this past weekend at Fort Allgnson. He previously served as county commander and as commander of the local post.
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Waukeshi
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Fort Allgnson
Power Industry Sees Protests Over Federal Policy
An ICON conference discusses methods to improve cheap electric service as industry groups and consumers push for lower costs. Aiken cites a private power faction, larger than Democratic groups, funding a campaign to sway federal policy and Niagara hydroelectric seizure. He estimates millions spent to influence hearings and the public.
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Trumansi Power Utilities
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176 Motorists Warned Of Mechanical Defects
Undersheriff Jay Cook reports 176 motorists warned over two weeks for mechanical defects after 587 cars were inspected in a joint drive with the Mate motor vehicle department. One in three cars failed due to defective headlights brakes or other hazards with 67 headlight defects 38 other light defects and 44 brake defects found. Twenty seven drivers had expired licenses while policy on notices and renewals varied. Police Chief Harold Owens could not provide figures on total inspections or defect counts.
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Wisconsin Referendum On Districting Sparks Voter Debate
A fragmented article notes opposition to GOP caucuses and a scheduled meeting about a statewide referendum asking voters if Wisconsin should scrap a 30 year districting plan. It discusses governor stance, turnout fears, and potential impacts on representation and local areas.
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West Sign Pact to Merce Armed Forces of West
Western leaders in Paris sign the pact to create a European army under a unified command. France pledges the largest forces with 20 divisions, Germany contributes vast air, ground, and naval units, while Belgium Luxembourg and others join a joint staff. The defense pact binds six nations and links to the North Atlantic alliance for emergencies.
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Four Wisconsin Students Appeal Suspensions Over Raid
Four of the 19 University of Wisconsin students disciplined for involvement in a raid have appealed their suspensions. No hearing date is set until all 19 indicate their plans. Fourteen were suspended from the university for the second semester. four of the 1952-53 school year were barred.
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Badger flushed from lawn by Waukeshans officers
Police and firemen yesterday flushed a badger from a lawn lair at 448 Dunbar Ave in Grace's yard. Officers tried to catch it, then firefighters forced water into the hole to flush the animal out. The badger ran out and was shot by police.
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Perry Grace
Dunbar Ave
Grace
Petition Seeks License Rights For Racers
A petition asks for license rights allowing racers to sell goods during appeals to reported council on June 7. The document outlines requested permissions and the objective of broadening commerce at upcoming hearings.
Fluoridation Debate Shifts to City Water Board Meeting
Dr. F A Bull, state health education director, addressed officials on fluoridation benefits for schoolchildren, noting a 5 percent rise in dental health during exposure. Critics from the board allege discrimination, while others urge cautious state guidance and possible ordinance changes.
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Rotary Scholarship Open in This Area
The Waukesha Rotary announces two one year study abroad scholarships for eligible college students in this area. District 230 funds the awards valued at about $2,500 for a qualified young man or woman with high academics and personal qualities. Contact Dr. Tom Stine at Carroll College promptly.
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Carroll College
Kick Off Dinner Reservations Sought at Avalon Hotel
Carl Taylor urged attendees to reserve for the upcoming kick off dinner tomorrow at the Avalon hotel. Reservations by 6 p.m. today via the funeral drive office in the basement of the Waukesha State Bank. Samuel A. Fulton of Milwaukee is principal speaker. others include C. C. Smith, Waukesha Mayor. The dinner will be informative with no solicitations.
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Ymca Finance Committee
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Milwaukee
Fulton
Gidea Society
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Wauke-' Isha
Wonago Man Sentenced to County Jail
Wonago man Taylor was arrested February 27 after a shotgun was fired through a car window striking no one. He faced Wentworth County Court charges and received concurrent sentences of two years and one year in jail at Waupun, held on $15,000 bail.
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Bakery Manager Charged With Drug Store Burglary
G William Schone 42 of 733 E Washington St was charged with burglarizing Ras Mussen Drug Store at 349 E Wisconsin Ave and held on 1500 bail by Judge Alvin Brendemuehl. He allegedly stole cigars from the store after entering via a Bakery side door and was arrested after an eight day vigil by Oconomowoc police.
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Wisconsin Ave
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Dar Time Bakery
Robert Race
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Theft at Webster Aviation Co Office
Webster Aviation Co. building near 162 Harlen Weister entered the office at night and stole a small amount from a desk in a cigar box including coins and small change. Papers and contents of a cash register were scattered about the area around the office.
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