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I don't remember offhand who grabbed the last bits of the old Town of Milwaukee in 1955, so I just left that question vague. At least now there's an article. (And of course, if there isn't already, now we need a disambiguation page for the three Milwaukees (and maybe Milwaukie, Oregon as well?)--Orange Mike 03:42, 6 May 2006 (UTC)