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Thieves Net Assortment Of Boating, Fishing EquipmentA burglary and a theft reported to Oshkosh police this morning netted thieves an assortmentof boating and fishing equipment.Bill Dumke. owner of the Win-Truck Windshield Reported BrokenThe driver of a semi-trailer truck told sheriff's deputies Monday afternoon that his truck’s windshield was broken by an unidentified missile as he drove on Highway 42 near County Trunk PP m the Town of Me-nasha.The din er. Ted Nebbefeld. Rt. 1. Waupaca, said an object up to three inches around shattered the left windshield of his northbound truck about 12:25 p.m. While showered with glass. Xeb-befeld was unhurt, deputies said.There were no other vehicles in the area and the missile could ha*e come from a nearby wayside. the driver saidnebago Boat Landing, Riverside Park, told police that 10 reels, three cartons of cigarettes, nine separate baits, an assortment of fishing tackle and several flashlight batteries were stolen from his firm sometime after 1 a.m. today.Police reports said that the burglars entered the building by breaking a window. Witnesses to the burglarj' said they saw two youths exit the building and ride off on bicycles. Both were estimated to have been about 16 years old, reports said.Dumke reported the incident to police at 3:01 a m. today.About S211 in merchandise was reported taken from Hy-dnon Harbor sometime between Oct. 20 and early this morning.Richard A. Schreiber. 727 W. Fourth Ave. Oshkosh, told police that an eight-horsepower outboard engine, valued at S20D. a 55 lock and a $6 motor cover were taken from his boat.He reported the incident to police at 9:33 a m toda;.
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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Oct 26, 1971
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