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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1935

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Delay Action On Zoning to Next Meeting

Aldermanic advocates pressed for a zoning change to allow a courthouse in a residential area but deferred action to the next meeting after an 18 to 13 reconsideration vote. The first ballot showed 18 in favor of reconsideration and 13 against, with key figures like Beil Hull Niemuth Roeder and Marden backing revival, while opponents included Miller Nevins Mueller and Lutz.

Adam Schevermann al- Germen Herbert J. Ratzburg Adolph Poeschl Shumway Marden Milter Prishe Roeder Seftenders Schulz A. Poeschl Hull Bell Triesden Germer Niemuth Manser Ratzburg Voelkel Hunter Raths Boecher Nevins Mueller Lutz Schreiber Lescher Luedtke Robertson MacDonald Silter Brown J. Poeschl Robinson Wiechering Beil Priebe Seftenberg Truesdell Nieminth Henter Schewermann Tit

Plane crash near Laramie Peak leaves three Indianapolis residents dead

Three Indianapolis residents Burnside Smith 37 Dick Arnett pilot and Eleanor Smith 23 died when their private plane crashed near Laramie Peak Glenda Wyoming search teams found the wreckage five days after they departed Helena Montana en route to Denver The wreckage was burned and bodies were damaged according to a rancher who discovered it and Captain George Smith of the patrol led the search alongside Denver aviator Walter Higley and Sheriff Joe Wickman of Wheatland Wyoming.

Glerndo Wyo Indianapolis Laramie Peak Helena Mont Burnside Smith Indiaranapolis Dick Arnett Eleanor Peake George Smith Glenda Laramie Amett Denver Walter Higley Joe Wickman Wheatland Bob Bergeson

La Follette On The Air Tonight Refute Tax Plan

Madison reports Governor La Follette will speak on WIBA and WHA radio stations tonight to counter arguments about the tax system. The executive’s choice of topic and timing suggests a pitched public argument as the state seeks clarity amid ongoing fiscal debate.

Madison Governor la Follette WIBA Mads Stai Mibva Cnie

Meetings to Encourage Municipalities to Use Programs

The federal program covers 30 percent of project costs with cash gifts. 14 percent comes from other sources, and the remaining 54 percent is the state share. If projects do not qualify under PWA they will be referred to the works program. Meetings will be held next week in Ashland, Stevens Point, Menomonie, and Waukesha at WPA headquarters.

Lancaster On Ves Inen Federnargo U der Pwa Kurtz Ashland Stevens Point Menomonie Waukesha Works | Progress Administration

Mistral X Rides Waves to Victory in Lake Race

In Neenah Wisconsin 24 Chis E and 30 Class C boats battled high seas in the Inkind Lake Yucating association program. Robert Friend of Pine Lake sailing Mistral XI won the Class E race and the Steiner cup in one hour 31 minutes 15 seconds. J A Hannaford III aboard Lady Lueck of White Bear club was second.

Neenah Wis Mace Inkind Lake Yucating Association Robert Friend Pine Lake Mistral XI J. A. Hannaford HI Lady Lueck White Bear Club

Sea Fox wins Class A in I L A regatta at Neenah

Sea Fox sailed by Edmund Pillsbury of Minnetonka Yacht Club won the Class A feature race on Lake Winnebago at Neenah. Litle Smoke, skippered by John Perrizo of Lake Geneva, finished second, with Shadow I, owned by J. C. Kimberly of Neenah and skippered by Frank Kuehl, in third. Winning time was 2 hours 45 minutes 50 seconds. A detailed race account appears on the sport page.

Sea Fox Edmund Pillsbury Minnetonka Yacht Club I. L Lake Winnebago Neenah Litle Smoke John Perrizo Lake Geneva Shadow I J. C. Kimberly Frank Kuehl Oshkosh

Falcon and Bray Cup results from choppy two mile course

Race officials noted a rough sea with 18 mph wind and four foot swells as nine Class E boats retired after a straight two mile windward course and two laps. Falcon, skippered by William Graves Jr., finished third, one minute 10 seconds behind Lady Luck, while Gadget Til of Lake Geneva won Class C with a time of one hour 100 minutes and 24 seconds.

Falcon Wiliam Graves Jr White Bear Club Lady Luck 1Falcon Prima W. G. Stevens

Bandits Rob Gem Store of Sixty Thousand In Stock

Bandits robbed a gem store of about 60 000 in stock and escaped. Police hunted suspects in Boston after the dazzling daytime heist referenced by local reports as a major jewelry job.

Wanted in Kenosha Wis for multiple counts

A brief public notice from Kenosha Wisconsin requests information leading to the arrest of a suspect tied to several counts. Details are sparse in the fragment, but authorities urge witnesses to contact local law enforcement with any pertinent information.

Governor's Day Observance at Apostle Islands

The two day observance marks the 160th anniversary of Father Barga's mission establishment. Cheg Gav Adjt and other state officials plan to attend the events and related activities at the inn in the Apostle Islands.

Apostle Islands Inn Father Barga

WPA Projects Authorized in Wisconsin State

Federal funds totaling 252 396 were approved for Wisconsin works progress administration projects. The list names Ashland Bayfield Burnett Price Sawyer and others with specific site work including road clearing, sewer work, school improvements and park upgrades. Local sponsors contribute varying amounts, and projects are described with locations and cost figures.

Washington Works Progress Administration Wisconsin Roosevelt Ralph Mmymeil Works Progress Administrator Folkw Ashland County Ashland Fourth Street Seventh and Eighth Avenue Roead

Powers May Agree On Firm Plan For Ethiopia Crisis

London reports indicate Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare will urge the British cabinet to back a firm economic and financial action by League powers if Italy attacks Ethiopia. A possible exit from the League is admitted as Britain weighs interference to thwart Italy’s campaign. Cabinet emergency meeting called amid fears of League collapse and wider war. Ethiopia shrouds mobilization while Rome boasts 400,000 troops near the Austrian frontier.

London Samuel Hoare League of Nations Italy Ethionia Ethiopia Addis Ababa Etropia Rome Il Ducearis

Sonny Schriber Advances To City Golf Finals

Charles Sonny Schriber reached the city amateur golf final at the Municipal course by beating I S MacNichol. Schriber shot 33 and 31 for 66 while MacNichol totaled 75 with 37 and 38. On the early final nine he birdied twice and eagled once.

Sonny Schriber Charles Sonny” Schriber

Winnebago WPA projects seek 280000 in county plans

Work relief funds may fund fourteen projects in Winnebago County under the WPA. William F. McNamara Jr. reports bulk approval expected soon to begin street and storm sewer upgrades including major Oshkosh sewer work in six subunits. A rural county list will follow.

Winnebago County Works Progress Administration Green Bay William F. McNamara Jr Oshkosh Osikkosh Campbell Creek Twentieth Street Behr Avenue Otter Street Waugoo Street Ceapy Street Eveline Murdock Street Lazel Street Georgia Street Central Avenue Irving Street Vernon Street AM Versa Grand Avenue Try Street Teepex Street Ds Eouth Lowen Grove Street Souin Vernon Herrin Sen

Back Salary Owed to SIL Inspectors Seeks Payment

Madison report indicates inspectors entitled to back pay. Officials warn overdue compensation must be settled. The notice outlines the action demanding payment and cites local authorities.

SIL

Transient shot by officers at Kenosha

Unclear OCR text reports an officer involved shooting in Kenosha Wisconsin. A man believed to be about 38 years old was transported to the county morgue unidentified. Names and precise details are not readable in the fragment.

Kenosha Tran Ted Carr Jorn

Pallo Karpis Threatens Hoover Chief of G Men

A threat to J Edgar Hoover, head of the G men, was received about a month ago in a letter from Alvin, tied to an alleged public enemy. Hoover declined to comment. The Department of Justice disclosed the warning as part of ongoing counter crime measures.

Karpis Hoover G Men Washington Alvin R Hoover Nin Department of Justice Otao

Neenah Menasha Win State Convention Contests

In a spirited Wisconsin gathering, Neenah and Menasha iV won the 1936 state convention of the American Legion. Racine Beaver Dam and Madison contested for next year. Milwaukee county drum and bugle corps claimed Class 4 and Chippewa Falls won auxiliary drill and firing squads. Rhinelander took Class B with Wisconsin Rapids and Portington high. Baraboo finished second in auxiliary. Two legislatures defeated compulsory military training at the University of Wisconsin.

Eau Claire Neenah and Menasha iV American Legion Benneton Wisconsin Racine Beaver Dam Madison Millwaukee County la Crosse Rhinelander Wisconsin Rapids Portington Chippewa Falls Baraboo Milwaukee Tilwaukee University of Wisconsin

Stoughton Woman Elected President of Legion Auxiliary

Eau Claire Wis Mrs H A Keensa of Stoughton was elected president of the Wisconsin department of the American Legion Auxiliary at the convention here today. Also elected were officers including vice president George Haus Sperti, second vice president Lawrence Smith, treasurer Mrs J Appleton, chaplain Minnie Sproesser Waterman, and historian Blanche Ideles Menominee, with escort attendees noted.

Eau Claire Wis H. A Keensa Stoughton Tommen's War Wisconsin Department of the American Legion George Haus Tha AT Sperti Lawrence Smith Jer Appleton Minnie Sproesser Watern Chapla Blancheideles Menominee Amer Caren

Inheritance Levies Left Out of List

Washington Senate and house conference committee mem bers reached final agreement on a 250 million tax bill leaving out President Roosevelts proposed inheritance taxes. The plan increases estate and gift taxes with graduated rates and partial exemptions for intercorporate dividends. The accord, projected to raise about 265 million annually, also cuts certain deductions opposed by President Roosevelt.

Washington Senate House Conference Committee Roosevelt Harrison Mississippi Conference Committee Taxiarmpt McCarran

Senate kills Busby small loans measure fixing interest rate

Senate vote 11 to 13 against Senator Sherman Wade's proposal to fix interest on small loans. Conferees from Hatutdroves Progressive Mu geom opposed compromise tax solution. Committee has not met since Aug 10 and no session scheduled. Griswold may call the group later.

Senate Aif Corea Hatutdroves Mu Geom Sherman Wade Hilt Nelson Ieck Horizon Henry Griswold

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Wyoming Engneeing Decherge Mistral X Neenah Regatta M. E. Mogg Lake Geneve Bray R. Cas . Uconamawoe Jules Cher Missie Bear Club D. Buchen Oconomowoc Club Delavan Ron Boston Heudgeon Frnard David Covnt Colombo Genoa Associated Press Bayfield County Barnes Exicen Sinett Burnett County Doulglas County Owarks Iron County Sun Oe Mone Price County Sts Roger D. Green Aso Press Britain Ned On Camm Menasha Omro Iontinard Neenah Menasha THE Legion Auxiliary
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