Laundry and food building planned for Winnebago
Bids were opened in Madison for a new food service and laundry building at Winnebago State Hospital. The Department of Public Welfare will select the general contractor after bid analysis. The two story red brick facility covers 196 by 314 feet and will centralize hospital food preparation and laundry operations.
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Winnebago State Hospital
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State Institution
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Medical
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Benina
Pay Schedule For Vocational School Approved By Board
Oshkosh Vocational School instructors get a new salary schedule at a special board meeting led by director Normen P. Milar. The plan raises total pay by 3,250 for 1933 59, with a maximum of 19 increments, plus a $300 marriage allowance for married men. Curtis Gehling’s coordinator salary rises to 6.30 for 12 months. others receive summer school pay boosts for 11 weeks and credit based rises.
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Gerstending
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Gehling
Bence Roesier
James Youngworth
Raymond Langley
Wisconsin Senate Delays Integration Legislation Again
The Wisconsin Senate postponed action on three higher education integration bills until April 6, delaying a plan to unify university and state colleges under a new board. Senator Rogan led the delay, citing a desire for compromise and public input while Senator Maier urged a nonpartisan approach to ease fears of disintegration.
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Maier
Milwaukee
Famed Chicago Publisher McCormick Dies at 74
Chicago publisher Robert Kerford McCormick, editor of the Chicago Tribune and a controversial figure in American journalism, died at his Canigny Farm home near Wheaton after a two year illness. He was 74, four decades after shaping a major press empire and two days after Joseph Pulitzer’s death.
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van Deven
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Ale Prescent
Bach
Spruance Quits Manila For Home Retirement
Spruance resigns from Manila post and plans retirement in the United States. An ambassador in the Philippines announces departure after 37 months in office. Senator Homer Fe is expected about April.
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Spruance
Manila
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Vacarter
Homer Fe
Grunewald Sentenced to Prison and Fined in Tax Case
Washington peddler Grunewald received a prison term and a $5,000 fine after a federal ruling. Co-defendant vicar and Max Halperin, a New York attorney, drew five years and heavier fines. Daniel Bolich, former internal revenue aide, hospitalized with a heart ailment and to be sentenced April 14. The men were convicted of conspiring to fix tax cases for Patulte Model Inc and Gotham Beef Co.
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Archie O. Dawson
Max Halperin
New York
Daniel A. Bolich
Internal Revenue
Patulte Model Inc
Gotham Beef Co
Gotham Ship Purveyors Inc. Oyore
Senate Votes Ratification Of Paris Treaties
The Senate approved the Paris agreements to rearm West Germany and bring it into NATO amid Cold War tensions. Senator Walter F. George led the Foreign Relations Committee in backing the pacts, while Senator Robert Langer opposed. The measures cover restoring West German sovereignty and its NATO integration, with potential wider impact on Big Four or Big Five diplomacy.
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North Amante Treaty Organization
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Voters to Decide On Retirement of Judges
Wisconsin voters decide on a retirement amendment affecting supreme court and circuit judges. The proposal sets age limits, term rules, and temporary appointments for retired justices, while also altering school district funding by shifting toward equalized valuations and state tax support.
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Ready Cash ads promise quick results in three-line, three-day sale
A playful classified blurb promotes using Daily Northwestern Want Ads for selling household items with a friendly ad taker aiding rapid results. It touts three lines for three days at a cost of 1.17 and includes a humorous aside about a meter reader and a barking dog.
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Daily Northwestern
Blackhawk
Unstable Earthquake Devastates City Leaving Thousands Homeless
Reports describe a severe quake causing injuries and displacing about five thousand residents. Red Cross teams organize aid as the region endures aftershocks and warnings from weather authorities. Local agencies scramble to assess damage and restore services amid continuing tremors.
Blockade Anniversary and Communist Bloc Talks
Fragmented OCR notes reference Berlin Blockade anniversaries, political charges, and discussions among officials about blockades. Mentions names and places appear garbled, with references to Tehran Paris and Moscow, plus vehicle movements said not to be affected.
Three Will Undergo Lie Tests in Slaying Case
Three suspects named in the slaying case will undergo lie detector tests as authorities pursue leads. The investigation centers on a fatal shooting at a city area, with police not releasing further names or details pending test results.
Weather Day: Temperature Shifts Across Wisconsin Minnesota
Northwestern observations note northwest winds and rising temperatures into Saturday. Wisconsin reports a change in temperate tonight with highs 56 to 64 and lows around 30s. Minnesota expects similar swings with 24 to 36 night and 56 to 64 highs. Randall gauge at Fox River crest shows no change. Buckstaff Observatory records max 63 min 30 with no precipitation. One year ago today had higher highs and lower lows with no precipitation.
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Winnesota
Northwestern
Fox River
Buckstaff Observatory
Stassen and Senate Row Sparks Debate on Committee Roles
Fragmentary OCR notes show dispute between Stassen and a Senate group over committee assignments and authority. The text hints at partisan tensions and potential strategy shifts affecting floor action and confirmation paths. The source preserves names and tense political maneuvering without full context.
Body Of Missing Detroit Child Found
A Detroit child’s body was found along a trash strewn route to a school after being missing. Investigators reported a knife attack with scattered belongings and beer cans in the area. Police said pathologists were to confirm the cause of death and track marks suggested fresh activity nearby.
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West Bloomfield Township
Marin G. Lane
Srea
Reds Reported Strengthening Korean Forces
A wartime brief notes that Soviet or allied observers reported Korea strengthening its forces in the peninsula amid ongoing tensions. No clear details on unit counts or exact locations are provided, but the report emphasizes increased military readiness near strategic points.
Warship Damaged In Collision With Freighter in Delaware Bay
Two Navy sailors were injured when the tanker Mormacspruce and the freighter Mot T. Powell collided one mile south of Mab Maul Shoal in the Delaware Bay channel. Powell’s starboard propeller shaft broke off. the warship suffered a 10 foot hole and superficial damage. Both vessels were separated and towed. an investigation will follow.
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At Least One Dead in Cyprus Bomb Attack
In Nicosia a bombing in Cyprus killed at least one person amid political tensions. The blast followed unrest tied to Cypriot movements seeking independence from Britain and possible union with Greece.
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Nicosia
Cypres
Greece
Britain
Six Students Killed by Wing of Trainer Plane at Exhibition
OTTERBURN England UP Six students die and eight injured when a single engine Chipmunk trainer plane swoops too close during an exhibition. The wing strikes a group of Durham University students watching a dummy target during the dive.
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Durham University
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