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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
1
United Press reports a 24 hour clash near Mongolia ended with Manchukuo and Japanese forces retreating. No casualty figures released. Russia warned Mongolia against invasion while Europe moves on military plans amid tension with Britain and Italy over Ethiopia.
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Thousands of anglers in Marinette Wis join Festive preparations as the Escanaba two day smelt jamboree opens with a banquet and royal procession. Miss Sadie Erickson and her court are to attend, with a colorful torchlight parade and dipping event planned on the Ford River. Local streams including Escanaba Days and Whitefish host commercial fishing ahead of the festival.
New York notes the Republican presidential contender William E. Borah faces his first strength test in tomorrow's New York state primary. Eighteen Borah pledged delegates contest the organization slate, with two in each of nine of the 43 congressional districts, challenging the Cleveland convention plan.
Dr. Gilbert E. Seaman superintendent at Winnebago State hospital, with board approval, declines to reinstate Miss Lorena L. Berg after a December 11 1935 dismissal. The personnel board advised offering a April 1 position as attendant, but Seaman refused. The dispute stems from a November incident when patient Louis Panabaker died after a fracture and Berg was night nurse. charges include improper treatment decisions and use of force to administer medicine.
Judge Cornelius F. Collins reserved ruling on the defense motion to dismiss the first degree murder indictment against Vera Stretz the confessed slayer of Fritz Gebhardt. If denied the jury will decide on first or lesser charges and whether to acquit. The court adjourned until tomorrow morning for the decision.
Biologic Survey weighs buying Horicon Wisconsin marsh for a wildlife refuge. The action follows a state supreme court ruling that lands were owned by area farmers who were not compensated for previous flooding. Initial cost estimate neared one million dollars but was later revised downward. If rejected by government, the Wisconsin Conservation Commission may seek legislative funding to acquire the marsh.
A Wisconsin farm near Poysippi reports one cow killed and others burned in an electrical storm. Veterinarian attempts to save 11 cows at the Ben Dittman herd after Nehming killed every other cow in a line of 22. Cows in stalls showed burned areas but unclear why only alternating animals died.
Clyde Conley president of Mount Vernon Bridge Co told the House Ways and Means Committee that a new 799 million tax plan could push small fabricators out of the steel industry. He urged provisions to allow losses to be written off without penalty while absorbing demand shocks and unemployment.
Berlin Wisconsin report says Herman Kioan-Rer a 65 year old farmer was attacked by an enraged bull in Bruchville entering the stall for water. He was tossed, suffered internal injuries and crushed right ribs and faced life threatening condition today.
Hortonville Wisconsin a 60 year old woman Mrs Charles Schulz died last night when her apron caught fire while removing a kettle from a oil stove. Her husband was burned on the hands as he tried to save her.
Former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden was tentatively chosen as GOP keynoter for the Cleveland convention pending his consent. A balance of a western chair was discussed with potential eastern appointee Walter Edge. The May party committee will confirm on April 21 ahead of the June 9 opening.
In Rhinelander Wisconsin two daughters of the county undersheriff helped trail a fleeing suspect to a Congregational church where he was cornered. District Attorney O A Dubois prepared burglary and auto theft charges involving Peterson and three Rhinelander residents. cars were recovered. Sheriff Brack Gillespie planned to question Peterson about a prior gas station holdup.
Marshal Pietro Badoglio announced that Italian forces defeated Ethiopian troops in the Lake Ashangi zone, saying about 7,000 Ethiopians were killed and Italian losses exceeded 1,000. He said Emperor Haile Selassie took part personally, and Gondar near Lake Tana was captured as Ethiopian numbers were around 20,000.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court placed the Behnke versus Neenah Menasha bond case on its calendar for April 3 arguing the validity of a 500000 dollar joint sewage disposal project bond issue. Circuit Judge Fred Preglinger denied an injunction against issuing the bonds and ruled the new presiding for the joint Sewage commission constitutional. An appeal was perfected immediately to protect bidders on the bonds.
Berlin dispatch describes Adolf Hitler sending a memorandum to Anthony Eden proposing four months of negotiations to replace the Locarno treaty with a system where frontiers are monitored by a commission from Britain Italy and a neutral power. Germany France and Belgium would refrain from offensive public statements during talks. A plebiscite would later sanction the agreement and a general conference would seek armament limits.
Edward J. Margett of San Francisco faces three indictments, two for grand larceny and one for accepting earnings from a prostitute, as the House investigates Townsend old age pension records. Robert E. Clements, former secretary, disclaims knowledge and responsibility. subpenas demand records from the pension organization amid a probe into nearly $1,000,000 in receipts.
New Jersey authorities suspended Bruno Richard Hauptmann's scheduled execution after the Mercer county grand jury delayed proceedings to investigate new angles in the Lindbergh murder case. Col. Mark Kimberling said the delay could last 48 hours as the panel probes Wendel's detention and alleged confessions.
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