Supreme Court reaffirms limits on writers case appeals
The Supreme Court declines to review the convictions of Dalton Trumbo and John Howard Lawson for defying the House Un American Activities Committee. They face one year in jail and $1,000 fines each. Other Hollywood writers and anti-racist activists were similarly punished for refusing to answer committee questions in 1948.
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Wasrington
Tus
Hollywood
Munal
Dalton Trumbo
John Howard Tawson
House un-American Activities Committee
Trumbo-Lawson
Etodo
Cheirman
Edward Baraky
Howard Fast
House on-American Activities ’Committee
Barsky
Iter
Justice Department
Supreme
County Accidents Injure Six Persons
A Memorial Day weekend surge in Wisconsin traffic injuries left six people hospitalized in Waukesha County, including Arlene Edwards, 17, with hip and mouth injuries after a car crash on Hy. 30 near Hy. 3%. The crash involved Jerome Markielowski driving 8, West Allis at about 59 miles per hour when the right front wheel locked and the car went out of control. A horse struck by another vehicle was destroyed. Four others were hurt in separate incidents, including a ditch crash near Pewaukee that left four passengers with minor injuries. Weather was pleasant, but fatalities rose across the state with Memorial Day tolls.
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Waukestn
Waukesha Memoris Hospital
Arlene Edwards
North Prairie
Memorial Hospital
Miss Edwards
Jérome Markict
West Allis
Markielowski
Marklelowski
William Quandt
Buena Vista
Northview
Hy. T. Fareenes
Sheriffs Députier
Quandt
Conrad Johnson
Hy. W
William’ Gross
Gross
Horge
United Press
National Safety Council
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Geary County
Killen
Dconto
Green Bay
Gerald Roundy
Ot Barabob
Paul
Abnen
Williguy Abnén
Nick Hart
Higley Enters Race for Rennebohm's Post
Higley announces candidacy for Wisconsin governor post as Republican. The report cites party volunteers backing Higley and mentions other GOP contenders including Walter Kuly, industrialist Shodorsin, Stevea Garton Bubalsan Rep, Frank Keetis, and Huy Wisehigemay. The notice reflects a turbulent GOP field ahead of the convention.
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Gneen Bay
Arides
Repullican Voluntary Organicaten
GOP
Gaverate
Mmil- Walken
Wisconsin
Man Lesson
Hinkley
Severna
Walter Kulytar
Ir. Shodorsin
Stevea
Garton Bubalsan
Frank Keetis
Ouhkosk
Weather Forecast With Mixed Notes For Tonight
The report provides a muddled forecast noting showers possible and generally small temperature changes. Low temperatures expected around 38 to 48 degrees in the north and 44 to 52 in the south with a high near 55 later. Local hourly readings vary, with today’s high around 67 and references to a year ago high.
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Antare
On duty fireman fights garage blaze near Sunsett Settle
Walter Fuchs of the Waukesha Fire Department spotted a burning garage on Rast Avenue near Sun Settlements at about 7 30 last night. He acted quickly grabbing a garden hose to douse the flames as three men moved the Stockment car from the garage. The roof was damaged and the cause remains a mystery per Mrs Stockment.
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Walter Fuchs
Waukesha
Ufuchs
Rast
Cary
Sam -Stockiment
Fuchs
Stockment
Badkudt
Theelothesline
Portage County GOP Backs Kohler for Governor Endorsement
Stevens Point Wisconsin July 7 Portage County Republicans and Stevens Point area Republicans chosen Kohler Walter Kohler Jr the Sheboygan industrialist as their preferred candidate for governor at a meeting They praised ten other Republican contenders including Gordon Buholz Appleton and Rep Frank Keefe Oshkosh While touting Kohler as capable of delivering the same strong administration seen under Governor Reonabeten the group urged support at the state GOP convention.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Young
Portage County
Stevens Point State
Walter Kohler
Sheboygan
Gordon Buholz
Appleton
Frank Keefe
Oshkosh
Kohler
Tate
Reonabeten
Annual Memorial Day Parade Scheduled Here
Memorial Day observance tomorrow features a 10 15 am parade starting at Resthaven on Hartwell Ave and moving via Main and Maple to Cutler Park. The Weber Concert Band performs at Cutler Park with remarks by Mayor Beaty, Gettysburg address, and a wreath laying. veteran leaders and local students participate in the ceremony.
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Glenn “Davis
Grand Avenue
Cutler Park
Weber
Frac Sperl
Bruce Beaty
de. John
Dungen
Carron Cullege
Pat Collins
Waukesha ‘High School
Lowan
Edward Stitz
Waukesha High School
Dav Ad
Dancey and Ludvigsen Open Campaigns for Re election
District attorney Dancy of Waukesha County and Alfred Th Ludvigsen of Bartha Route 1 announce campaigns for Republican re election and assembly seats. Dancey, a 32 year resident lawyer and Navy veteran, seeks another term as district attorney after service in state and local offices. Ludvigsen, born 1886 in Merton, former Waukesha County Board member and town chairman, aims to represent the 2nd district in the assembly and chairs finance committees.
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Avid L. Dancey
Waukesha
Sentemner
Norhvndken
Darcey
Winukesha
Bancey
Wewan
Iron Waukesha
Carrall College
University of Wisconsin
Daneny
U.S. Navy
Serviem Aveescas
Danney
Alfred Th. Ludlingern
Bartha
Republian
Tory Tedestion Ag
Waukesha Onu City
Yoo
Tepiientaria
Waukersha County
Tadvigsen
Merton
Tutner College, Racing
Hosere
Weukesha Sends 40 to Caucus Tonight at Watertown
Waukesha county Republicans, many from Waukesha, attend the second district Republican caucus at Watertown Elks Club tonight. Delegates include Rep. Glenn R. Davis and William Gremling, chair of the county GOP, plus Mrs. G. G. Town and two district attorney candidates, David Dancey and James D’Amato. Endorsement expected for Dancey. several congressional candidates listed among attendees. caucus begins at 8 p.m.
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Waukesha County
Waukechs
Watertown
Glenn R. Davis
William Gremling
Waukesha
Ehilrmaan
GOP
G. G. Town
David Dancey
James D'Amato
Rep
Davie
Watertayon Elks Club
Gasoline Explosion At Ritz Tavern Kills Two
An explosion caused by gasoline contents at the Ritz tavern in AOLMIET Utah killed two people, contractor C. F. Dintles and Joseph Riva, and wounded three others including Riva’s wife tickie Riva, serious, and Emory Carist Unson. The blast damaged nearby homes and buildings.
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Ritz
C. Ft
Joseph Riva
Howe Thay
Tikie Riva
Emory Carist‘Unson
Dexia
State Board Ends Hearing on Bell Case in Wisconsin
Ir Thralnin motor vehicle commissioner and the official he fired will have a brief session next Friday to wind up the case before the personnel board. The hearing concluded as the firing of Five Bell, head of the department's enforcement arm, March 27. It will decide on Bell's appeal after briefs from both sides are filed.
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State Board
Bell
Marison
Wis
Thralnin
Trfase
Fiver Bell
No Paper Tomorrow Potlow Me The Cial Custom
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief notice dated Memorial Day week with a mention of Potlow and a social custom. Reads unclear on location, action, and recipient. Details are not fully legible but imply a notice about a local observance or arrangement to occur on a Tuesday.
Memorial Day Weather Outlook in Wisconsin Likely Showers
Weatherman Thompson warned Memorial Day plans across Wisconsin may face showers especially in the west and central areas. He forecast cloudy to partly rainy conditions tomorrow with heavy showers possible, but temps were expected to stay mild with highs near 75 and lows around 46 to 52. Yesterday brought warm records in parts of the state, Land O Lakes hit 77 with a 58 overnight.
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Thompson
Tomer-Row
Wisconsin
Tomorrw
Local Scout to Receive Highest Honor at Court of Honor
Gene Pickering, 15, is set to receive the Eagle badge at a Boy Scouts of troop 2 court of honor held Wednesday afternoon at First Methodist church. Attending officials include Gene Pickering senior, 110 Wt. Newhquave. Bob Nehrlich. Carl Martin. and Igeal Seaut execut ive. Other troop members will also be recognized, including Dive Zarnshn for star award. Adult directors from the Merths fist church Mton's club include Bob Dunn and Warren Stalbaum among others.
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Gene Pickering
Boy Scouts of
First Methodist
Newhquave
Bob Nehrlich
Carl Martin
Igeal Seaut
Dive Zarnshn
Star Pawarrt
Merths Fist Church
Mton's Club
Bob Dunn
Stoutmaster
Warren Stalbaum
Ralph Monroe
Wilbur Fur
Mam Marsid Dytel
Amed Burn
Varry Lesnmer
Frank ‘Raver
British Report Fuchs Identified 100 Red Spys
The British report claims Klaus Fuchs identified more than 100 Communist agents among suspects. The list includes Americans, Canadians, and Britons. Ongoing investigations continue day and night as further individuals are likely to be named in the case.
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Fuchs
London
Isai
Prelaus Farts
State Machinists Seek Recall of Senator McCarthy
Milwaukee. The state council of the Independent International Association of Machinists urges recall of Senator Joseph McCarthy. At a weekend meeting the council approved unanimously a resolution to ask the Senate to oust McCarthy for unbecoming conduct and un-American activity. The group says his actions misrepresent Wisconsin and conflict with liberal principles. The notice also mentions support for Willand Sanderson, Black River Falls, seeking the Democratic nomination for senator.
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Milwaukeer
State Council
The
Independent International Association of Machinists
Jseph MacCarthy
Wis
Souncil
McCarthy
Senate
United States
Wiscuiisi
Tate
Willand Sanderson
Black River Falla
United Statea
State Justice Denies Hearing in Louisacka Burglaries Case
The path for an appeal was denied as Edward Fairchild presided over a pretrial hearing on February burglaries in Milwaukee. District Attorney Davis Dancey and assistant Leon Breuwer faced Kopucke’s attorney Eugene Schliven, arguing insufficient evidence to bring Kopucke to trial. Justice Fairchild deemed the appeal dilatory and urged a stronger case before returning.
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Isle of Louisacka
Milwaukee
Menomonee Falla
Tion
Anwerit
Statice
Edward Fairchild
Sa H Mack
Mae
Atttorney
Davia Dancey
Fairchild
Sullivan
Officials Hold Cold War Talks
Washington reports say President Truman Secretary of State Dean Acheson and UN Secretary General Trygve Lie held confidential talks on cold war problems. Acheson returned from London and described initial discussions with Western officials. a later meeting included UN assistant secretary general to review progress. Lie traveled to Moscow to meet Premier Stalin amid Western European concerns.
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Washington
Truman
Deen Acheson
United
Nilons
Trygve Liekeld
Teng
Acheson
Honereys
London
Westden
Whe House
Lir Wit Ayron Peied
Lie
Maxcow
Closeto Stalin
Union Withdraws $50,000 Fine from Former Leader
Canton story reports United Mine Workers removing a $50,000 fine tied to former leader Sidener and reinstating him as local president. The dispute centers on back-to-work orders at Buckheart mine, with NLRB involvement and a planned hearing in June.
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Canton
Uisovis
John LL. Tooele
United Mine Worker Union
Lloyd Sidenes
We United Electric Coal Co
Buckheart
UMW
Blitenor
Pco
Talnean
Enns
A.campbell
Uain
Campbell
Sohn Lakin, Jr
Governor's Act Sets June 1 Rent Control Decree
Madison reports Governor Rennebohm states rent control can be lifted only to avert hardship, with exemptions for tenants under state police powers. He warns a special session may be called if evictions rise beyond limits. Landlords may issue notices affecting end of the repricing period.
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Madison
Wis
Sith
Rennebohin
Istate Legislatire
Thomantle
Wisconsin
Jane
Aennebohn
Il Alka
Tdi
City Needs More Housing Crisis Sees Overcrowding in Town
City building inspector T. Jones says about 300 housing units are needed to address severe crowding. He cites examples of crowded homes with 22 by 12 foot rooms housing three families and 24 residents in one dwelling. Officials note inadequate sanitation and water access, while residents try to stay clean. Mayor Fires Boaty unavailable for comment.
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T. Jones
Totes
Jones
Laney
Fires Boaty
Kerosene Fire Fatal in Rockford Home
Finn Hanson, 48, died after a kerosene fire in his home. Firemen found him near an aerated area after the blaze began in the kitchen. He was found partially breathing as he tried to escape.
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Rockford
Finn Hanson
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Barbara Wik
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