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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1956

Page

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Oshkosh Optimists to Stage Fourth of July Softball Tournament

The Oshkosh Optimist Club will hold its annual Fourth of July softball tournament at Menominee Park, June 29 through July, at the North Side Lighter Diamond. A "Hiddie rides" concession is approved instead of a carnival, with 3700 seats charged and remaining seats free, planning to host about 6500 attendees.

Oshkosh Optimist Menominee Park Optimists North Side Gotimis Cleofs George Meyer Mex Earl Ring Robert G Esesel Ge Mefield Bas

French Fight Guerrillas At Desert Edge

A fragment notes clashes between French forces and guerrillas near a desert edge with references to Algiers and Libya. It mentions French reinforcements and appeals involving ambassadors and officials, but the text is garbled and incomplete.

Desert’s Edge Algiers Sehera

Urge Nation Double Money For Education

A 34 member House committee report calls for doubling education funding. The plan aims to address college and history program needs and reduce long term costs. Page 2 carries the full schools coverage.

Tractor Firm Founder Drott Stricken Sudden

Drott founder of the Tractor firm was stricken suddenly while feeding and rushed to a hospital for treatment. Family and company officials declined further comment.

Drott

Ellender Sees 87 Percent Parity as Possible Farm Compromise

Senator Ellender argues 87 percent parity could be a workable compromise on farm price supports. Democratic farm leaders in the House Harold C. Cooley and W R Poage express doubt about GOP moves to force a veto, while predicting President Eisenhower would sign whatever farm bill Congress passes.

Ellender House Harold C. Cooley W-R. Poage Tex Congress Cooley Poage Eisenhower Allen J. Ellender Center Louisiana Senate Rep Harold Cooley N. C House Agriculture Committee Clifford Hope Sen Senate Agriculture Committee

Fighting grows as sides blame each other in Middle East crisis

In Jerusalem and Tel Aviv both sides accuse the other as clashes widen over Gaza. A U N warning is issued and Egypt and Israel trade blame while the crisis nears a broader war threshold. Major General Burr cancels a planned trip as tensions flare.

Jerusalem Gaza Middle East Israel United Nations Egypt United Enerskioid Ell Burrs Berme Tel Aviv Mies Gamaling Ana

Ground-Breaking Plans Drafted for Wisconsin Construction Project

Officials from Temor State invited regional leaders to review early sketches of a new conservatory building. Key figures R. Abraham, H. Anderson, and E. A. Maser presented initial concepts, outlining expected timelines and safety measures for the groundbreaking phase.

R. Abraham H. Anderson Conce Maser E. A

Jet Crash Lands Belly First Near Milwaukee Outlook

An FSS Scorpion jet crashed near Highway 31 and County Trunk RK after leaving the Gener al Mitchell Field hangar in Milwaukee. The pilot, though badly shaken, was uninjured. A Caledonia resident reported the aircraft came in fast, extended the landing gear, and touched down on its belly.

Racinep Air National Guard General Mitchell Field Milwaukee Highwey 31 Robert Foti Caledonia

Dixie twister uproots seven hundred homes

A powerful Dixie twister tore through Bryan Texas and nearby towns uprooting 700 homes. Red Cross reported rainfall totals of 2.65 inches with 272 at one station and 224 at another. Flood warnings spread as Mississippi lowlands prepared to evacuate and the Red River valley faced rising levels.

Bizard Jacx- Winkcy Midwest Mississipgi la Crosse Geroa Wisconsin Sig Jevel

Peron Dishonorably Discharged From Army

Ousted ex-President Juan D. Peron has been dishonorably discharged from the Argentine army, which had made him its highest ranking general while he was in office.

Labor Party Spurns Tieup With Commies

A chaotic OCR-style report notes Labour Party rejection of a Communist tie up as Soviet officials consider visits and possible meetings. It mentions Communist Party bosses, embassy figures, and cautious replies from Socialist spokesmen amid unclear arrangements and dates.

Milwaukeean 177th Traffic Death of Year

A Milwaukee man was killed in a traffic crash on Norm Lovers Lake Reach in Wauwatosa. Police said the vehicle collided at a curve. the victim, Steege, 22, was thrown from the car and pinned.

Milwaukeean Associated Press Milwaukee Louis Ar

Dulles Reviews Mid East Crisis Amid Ceasefire Talks

Secretary of State Dulles and U.S. diplomats studied the Mid East crisis and a ceasefire accord. A U.N. spokesman said the talks continued with American mediation and reports from Moscow on Soviet positions and strategic implications were transmitted to Washington.

Ec Dulles Midéie East Ambessacor E. Bowlen George Weesword Moscow

Labor Columnist Victor Riesel Attacked With Acid

Crusading labor columnist Victor Riesel, 41, was hospitalized in New York after an unidentified man threw acid in his face as he left a restaurant following a radio broadcast on labor racketeering. Police placed Miss Nevins, Riesel’s girl assistant, and others in protective custody while investigations continued.

Gentiniec Riesel Miss Nevins Local i William Wilkens Peter Itdlins William Keating New York City Anti-Crime Committee Steve Allen NBC Joseph S. Fay Operating Engineers Union Victor Riesel New York Long Island

No Survivors in Japan Plane Wreckage

Three Air Force paramedics reached the crash site on a southern Japan mountain and reported no survivors among the four crewmen and one passenger aboard the Cif9 transport plane. East Air Force headquarters did not confirm the discovery of the notices.

Tokyo Air Force Japan East Air Force

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