Oshkosh Brewing to Change Hands New Owner Uihlein
David V. Uihlein president of Banner Welder Inc Milwaukee has purchased controlling interest in the Oshkosh Brewing Company from longtime local families. Uihlein will become company president while remaining head of Banner Welder. The Oshkosh plant at 1642 Doty St traces back to 1866 with roots in German founded breweries and survived Prohibition by producing near beer and malt syrup.
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Wisconsin
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United States
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August Horn
Lenhardt Schwalm
Germany
Brooklyn
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John Glatz & Son
Union Brewery
Lorenz Kuenzel
Walter
Gambrinus Brewery
Midwest
Oshkosh Beer
Schwalm and Horn
Crash Kills Young Driver in Wisconsin
The death of a Bayfield County youth raises Wisconsin’s traffic death toll to 317. David Jenkins, 22, of Cable, died Tuesday from injuries suffered Aug 9 in a one car crash in that community.
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Associated Press
Bayfield County
Wisconsin
David Jenkins
Cable
Bachelor Slain In Stylish Home Near Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls AP report says 50 year old bachelor Robert McPhee was shot twice in his new ranch style home outside the city limits. He was beaten with a statue and a shotgun left near the body. Sheriff Pederson said a 21 year old man linked to McPhee was seen in a tavern and leaving the residence Tuesday morning. Authorities found the open door, shells on the floor, and a bullet hole in the wall. McPhee reportedly lived on inherited funds from his late father who ran a small grocery in Chippewa.
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Chippewa County
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Explorer XII Tests Radiation in Space Flight
NASA reports Explorer XII likely in successful orbit after Tuesday night launch from Cape Canaveral. The windmill shaped payload extends four paddle wheels with solar cells, aiming to study solar radiation and magnetic fields up to 54,000 miles from Earth in an elliptical orbit.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John W. Town
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
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Robert Gray
Space Agency
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Gray
Potato thief replaces rooted tubers in Watford field
In Watford England farmer Robert Hawes found potato plants withering. He discovered thieves had filched his potatoes and replaced the rootless plants, leaving no roots behind as they hid in the field.
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Watford
England
UPI
Robert Hawes
East German border clamp widens travel curbs
The United States Britain and France draft a direct protest to Moscow over East Germany closing the border between East and West Berlin to stop refugee flights. Western diplomats say the protest will go to the Kremlin on a government to government level.
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France
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Dean Rusk
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Father Admits Brutal Slaying In Milwaukee
Police said Rudolph Neuenfeldt admitted beating and stabbing his 13 year old daughter Sandra Neuenfeldt after an argument about late hours. The motive cited was a dispute over her conduct. Sandra was found slain in the family home and authorities described multiple blows and weaponized injuries.
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Sandra
State Receives Money for Roads Aid From Kennedy Order
Washington AP An order by President Kennedy will provide Wisconsin 12.24 million dollars in immediate federal aid for highway construction. The move directs 818 million of federal aid funds that normally would wait until Oct 1 to be allocated now. Kennedy previously released 818 million on May 17 for funds not due until July 1.
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Kennedy
Wisconsin
Air Force Secretary Resigns to Avert Rifts in Argentina
Buenos Aires AP. Air Force Secretary Ramon Abrahim resigned early today to head off a clash between rival officer factions. President Arturo Frondizi accepted the move quickly as tensions within the air force escalate after a brief revolt by some junior officers last Friday.
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Argentina
Air Force
Ramon Abrahim
Arturo Frondizi
Abrahim
State pardon board weighs clemency for cow thief
The state pardon board heard attorneys for Clemency Bushnell Jr. serving time at the state penitentiary plead for clemency in a case involving cattle theft.
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New Orleans
Restrictions Increase As Berlin Clamps Borders
East German authorities tightened travel limits to West Germany and up the border enforcement. Berlin saw new barricades and cross border checks for East Germans while freight and Western traffic continued with proper papers. Soviet commander Solovyev dismissed Western protests as irrelevant, reaffirming East German measures as state policy.
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West Germany
Berlin
Andrei I. Solovyev
East Berlin
West Berlin
Albert
Wisconsin Synod Calls Break in Fellowship Vote
The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod asks the church to decide on ending ties with the Missouri Synod over fellowship doctrine and cooperation with Lutherans not in agreement, a key issue debated for five years as a core point of contention.
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Missouri Synod
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Lutheran Synodical Conference
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Wisconsin Synod
Wisconsin and Missouri Synods split over doctrinal issues at convention
The Wisconsin and Missouri Synods debated joint projects and doctrinal terms at their Synodical Conference meeting. A resolution urged continued cooperation until new conditions are agreed, while a Milwaukee man identified as Richard Dunker was arrested in Denver after a bank robbery.
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River Forest
Army Advises Reserve Units to Stand Alert for Berlin Trouble
The Army says 111 reserve units may be called to duty as part of bolstering U S conventional forces for any Berlin crisis. Most units will be support type, with some combat units possible. The plan mirrors Air Force and Navy manpower moves, with details to be clarified by Secretary Elvis J Stahr at an afternoon briefing.
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