Oshkosh voters face limited field for city offices
Oshkosh voters pick from four council hopefuls and five school board candidates as races for two year terms unfold. Incumbents Willian Harford and others seek re election while new faces like Gilbert Marquardt and James Botz vie for seats.
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North Point
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Theodore C. Widder Jr
Jackson St
YMCA
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Deltox Rug Company
Milton Seefeld
Jlohn E. Fitzgerald
C. Wiliam Boller
Mount Vernon St
Marjorie Lentz
Vine Aves
Phillip Lampert
Virgina Williams
Ashkosh
Supreme Court
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Dr Devine of Fond du Lac Dies at 56
Dr Joseph Devine a longtime Fond du Lac physician died at home Tuesday from a heart attack aged 56 He had been in good health until Tuesday and was to depart soon with his wife Helen for a vacation He is survived by his wife five children a brother and ten nephews Funeral services were set with details to follow and a son currently in military service was mentioned.
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Fond BU Lac
Joseph Devine
St Aones Hospital
Devine
Helen
Pond du Lac
Aiden
Yonatine Ce North Fond
Fone du Lac
Weather delays Army moon launch at Cape Canaveral
Hurricane force winds and squalls along Florida's coast threaten to postpone the Army Jupiter-C satellite launch. Officials expected a launch this week but harsh weather, including high winds and rain, may push the attempt back. The Thor missile test by the Air Force succeeded yesterday, drawing attention from the looming Jupiter-C mission.
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Thor
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Red Moon Washington Mystery Figures in News Item
A fragmented report mentions Bree Gen Homer A Bushes of the Wer Force and a figure named Teller in a discussion about Russians. The text is garbled and provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Washington
Teller
Nine Slayings Alarm Lincoln as Starkweather Sought
Lincoln police traced a spree that left nine people dead in and around the city. They identified victims including Ward a University of Nebraska graduate and president of Capital Steel and Bridge Co. Charles Starkweather a 210 pound red haired teen and his companion Caril Fugale were named as suspects. The pair traveled by night forcing isolated farmhouses and were described as likely teenagers. Officials noted four victims died by rifle bullets and one by shotgun. Police urged residents to stay indoors as officers searched Bennet and nearby areas.
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Lincoln
Vandy
Sonny Parcet
Mes
C2 Lauer Ward
Tichy Indir
Warus
Shotgun Basts Ward
University of Nebraska
Capital Steel and Bridge Co
Olivers
Lancaster County
Elmer Scheele
Charles Starkweather
Scheele
Starkweather
Caril Fugale
Bennet
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Mount Vernon
Oregon
Dan Cases
State Safety Patrol
Cari
William Fugale
Caril
Rod Roney
Charles Abyuss
County airport reorganization includes control tower plan
Tuesday county board signaled a reorganization to boost airport traffic and approved a new contract with North Central Airlines. The contract raises landing and rental fees, adds a 2.40 per square foot space rent, and moves airport operations toward a control tower funded by county state and federal money.
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Aiport
Aad
North Central Airlices
Patel
Uetare Hines
Landims
Erin
Tips on Filing to Avoid Common Errors and Keep Records Clean
A concise guide highlights common filing mistakes and steps to ensure clean records. It emphasizes accuracy in forms, timely submissions, and proper documentation to prevent penalties or delays. It suggests a checklist approach for individuals and businesses.
Missing Millions Mystery to Fay
Labor racketeer Jory Fay, paroled from Sing Sing in 1956, faces questioning over dealings with the Operating Engineers Union. Kennedy says Fay has current business associations with the union and top officials while denying knowledge of missing funds from Local 542 Philadelphia. Fay testified he knew nothing of the missing millions and remains linked to various ventures since prison.
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Teat
Kenmnedy
Winels
New Algeria Election Law Gains Final Approval Amid Turmoil
Reports say Algeria moves toward a six to seven region framework under new home rule proposals as the National Assembly meets after tensions with the Senate. Premier Felix Gaillard faced obstruction over the bill while debates over Arab and French settler roles fuel divisions in Paris and Algiers.
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Neional Assembly
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Bren Senate
Pentagon Shakeup Could Give Secretary Broad New Powers
Washington reports say preliminary Pentagon reorganization plans would grant Secretary of Defense McElroy expanded authority over militias and spending. Proposals include a single military command, with Joint Chiefs chair empowered to assign roles and missions, amid debate in Congress over centralized control and defense funding priorities.
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Atte
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Rumarton
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Chay
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Tsstans
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Eisenhower
Syria Egypt tieup approved by cabinet
British and Egyptian reports say the Syrian cabinet approved a union with Egypt with Premier Sabry al Sali predicting a united Arab state within days. President Shukri Rutowady and President Gamal Abdel Nasser were linked as future leaders subject to a plebiscite.
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Fiea
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Aral
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Nasser
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Still Happy? Lundon Roe Lean from Jamaica
A fragmented OCR item mentions Lundon Roe Lean arriving from Jamaica and interacting with a policeman. The readable snippets contain garbled quotes and phrases about happiness, a home visit, and unclear statements. No coherent facts or dates are extractable.
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Nesty
Jamaica
Han
Arex
Accord Reported On Acting President Bill
A special House committee was hurriedly convened after the draft of the bill was prepared. It seeks to create a commission to determine presidential disability and to discharge acting presidents. The plan names leaders from both houses as the commission members.
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al Owlte
Shen
Roll
Senate
Wisconsin Cuts Workmen's Compensation Rates Seen as Record Decrease
Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Rogan approved the largest rate cut on record for workmen's compensation. The 14.9 percent overall reduction, effective March 1 1958, will save about 4.8 million dollars for roughly 55,000 employers, with specific cuts by industry and a 2 percent benefit increase previously approved. The act covers about 1,060,000 workers. premiums total about 40 million dollars for 1957.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Paul Ra‘gan
Rogan
Insurance Department
Sai
Regan
Wisconsia
Byrnes Chosen Wisconsin House Delegation Chair
Rep. John Byrnes of Green Bay was named chairman of the Wisconsin delegation in the House of Representatives, succeeding the late Rep. Lawrence Smith of Racine who died of a heart attack last Wednesday.
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Washington
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Congress
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Lawrence Smith
Racine
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