Oregon-Jackson bridge plans advance across Fox River
State highway engineers announce nearing completion of plans for a new Oregon-Jackson bridge over the Fox River. Construction is set for summer with a projected cost around 1.34 million dollars shared by City Winnebago County and Wisconsin. A half million bond issue, 380000 city share, was approved. the project includes 210 foot long approaches and a five foot sidewalk on each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River
Winnebaze County
Wesconsin
Winnebego County
Bugawar Commission
Mileton Passage
Oshkosh
Oregon- Jackson
State Highway Com
Chou Rejects Formosa Cease Fire Stance
Chinese Premier Chou Enlai refused a Formosa ceasefire as a prerequisite to talks with the United States. He said Taiwan is an internal Chinese matter and warned foreign intervention could trigger broader international conflict. The interview, reported from Peiping, reiterates Beijing’s line on Taiwan and-U.S. negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasarta
Indonesia
United States
Chou Endai
China
Chou
Peiping
Taiwan
Formosa
Came
Cle Riy
U.S
Fai- Wah
Pledge Better Job of Handling Other Vaccines
U S Public Health Service says it will improve handling of future vaccines after issues with the Salk vaccine. Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele reported to President Eisenhower on problems found in mass production and the safety tests added to ensure vaccine safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Public Heath Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Eisenhower
Scheele
Cuban Secret Police Chief Shot Dead in Havana
Gunfire in Havana kills former secret police chief Jorge Agostini an associate of deposed President Carlos Prio Socsacras who had slipped back from exile under an assumed name. Investigators say the shooting occurred Thursday night near a police facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Jorge Agostini
Agostini
Carlos Pro Socacras
Comity
Wisconsin Weather Summary Harsh Read by AP
Mostly cloudy conditions with cool tonight and Saturday in Wisconsin. Low temps 45 to 52, highs near 60. Light variable winds, increasing northeasterly near lakes Michigan and Superior. Observations show 7:30 a.m. temp 62, conditions mostly cloudy, with rainfall of .32 inch for the day and cooler trends from Buckstaff and Menasha dam readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Dar
Jane
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northea
Lakes Michigan
Superior
Northwestern
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
Woman Passes From June Heat Wave in California
El Cento California records a heat wave death with Mrs Lule I Brelan 37 as the victim. The item notes the high desert temperatures dated June 3 and marks it as an early Rot spell in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcentho
Calif
Lule i. Brelan
Conscription Army Planned By East German Communists
Berlin report that East Zone Communist leaders Weller Ulbricht and party centers announced plans to form a national army and introduce conscription for youth. Ulbricht cited a militarized defense amid Western plans against the German Democratic Republic and allied Warsaw pact commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Zone
Fremiereré
Weller Ulbricht
Iuil
Neues Deutschiend
Communist Parti Centres
Comminee
Ulbricht
Polend
Dulles Urges Senate on Austrian Pact
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Soviet approval of the Austrian treaty could spur greater Soviet cooperation in wartime accords. He spoke amid expectations of a July Geneva conference and outlined possible elections in Soviet satellites. Senator Walter F. George of Georgia warned of opposition and urged broad support for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jom Fester Dulles
Russie
Unon
Dulles
Senate
Renate
Geneva
Switzerland
Austria
Chaumar Walter F. George
Iex
House Group Refuses Dixon-Yates Funds
The House Appropriations Committee denied President Eisenhower the 624 million dollar Dixon-Yates request. It redirected federal aid to TVA, atomic energy, flood control, and river and harbor programs while cutting AEC spending and forecasting total appropriations of about 512 million for the year. The bill faces House action next week with a Republican push to drop the Dixon-Yates provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Teonnessee
Avi Ik
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
TVA
Bonneville Power Administration
Reclamation Bureau
Jeivil
Army Engineers
Southwestern Power
Southeastern Power Administration
Guard units advance to Camp McCoy for summer training
The 32nd Division Wisconsin National Guard advances to Camp McCoy Wisconsin to prepare for two week summer training. Commanded by Lt Col James G Kester the unit will conduct drills and maneuvers with about 500 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
Bes
Jam G. Kestler
Sanskor
Sundar
Man recounts flying saucer ride at Chicago lecture
Daniel W Fry told 459 attendees he rode a saucer with aliens at 3,000 mph from White Sands to nearby desert landings. He claimed a mother ship hovered 50,000 miles above and described a half hour round trip to New York and back at 8,000 mph, saying space beings invited him for truthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W
Fry
Calif
Chicago
White Sands
N.M
Pel
Fir
New York
Eisenhower Signs Bill Raising Postal Pay Across Field Staff
President Eisenhower signed into law a measure increasing pay for the Post Office Department's 590000 field workers by an average 8 percent, with at least 6 percent for all and 2 percent via reclassification. The boost adds about 160 million dollars annually, with checks and phase‑in details set for mid year and July 22 changeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Lp
Eisenhower
Post Office Department
Medar Thatarme
Perang
Jeane
Elsctve
Dhe
Rosenhower
Congress
White House
Isenhower
Esenhower Grice
Senate
Horse
Extension of Draft Reserve Plan Advocated
Washington officials urged extending the draft and backing a two year reserve program to meet defense needs. Adm. Radford and Defense leaders warned ongoing shortages in medical and general reserves despite approval prospects in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Eisenhofer
Senate Armed Services Committee
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Charles E. Wil
Scats
Frank L. Berr
Lexis B. Hersey
Reserve
Serena
Ser
Eisenhower
Bouse
Senate
Ford
Oser
Wilson
Berry
Tvo
Herster
Main Street Rebuilding Start Nears in Oshkosh
Oshkosh awaiting state highway action as district engineer L W Empey says work on Main Street from Washington Boulevard to New York Avenue could begin next week. A Monday meeting with Lee H Parker contractor will aim to lock cement delivery and finalize details amid noted shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
North Mar
L. W. Empey
Green
Bay
Impey
Parker
Mainz
Gay
Main Street
Gardening Tip Sows Pleasure and Profits in Print
A humorous line from Jerome Sexen promotes patient, practical gardening, while a quick note urges using the Daily Northwestern Want Ad to locate buyers for selling problems. The ad suggests an inexpensive, easy way to reach buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Sexen
Northwestern
Oshkosh High School Graduation Delayed by Rain
The Oshkosh High School Class of 20F faces a rain delay for commencement. If showers endures the ceremony moves from Begh School Athletic Field to South Park Gym at 5 o'clock, with a backup time at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh High School
Begh
Athlehe
GM Shuts 28 Plants Amid Wildcat Strikes
Detroit reports General Motors temporarily closed 28 plants nationwide as wildcat strikes disrupted parts supply and manufacturing. About 59,269 union workers face idle time with some plants awaiting back orders. GM and CIO United Auto Workers talks loom as strikes ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
To¢Ar
Aeton
Somkest
Pias
Oseredon
Bionéar
Cio
United Auto Workers
Streich
Ford Moor Co
Walter Reacher
Ford
Seek Bodies Of 18 Missing In Sea Mishap
Salvage crews battled heavy seas to board the smoldering 19358ton Swedish tanker Johannishus adrift in the North Sea to recover the bodies of 18 missing crewmen. One crewman was confirmed dead, others were rescued as the blaze threatened rescue craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Holand
North Sea
Heesea
Rotterdam
Tker
Meter
Outlook Dim For Settling British Strike
London reports show talks stalled over negotiations procedure as Britain's 68 000 stranded rail workers press wage demands and the pace of early discussions. Sir Brian Robertson met with a union delegation amid fears of weekend disruption while Prime Minister Eden insists wage restrictions remain in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Ippimg
rSdar Sw
Brian Robertson
Bousa Transport Counz
Boagend
Bard “Negeuanoss
Poume
Anthor Eden
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Two-Cent Gas Tax Increase
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a two-cent gasoline tax hike and sent it back to the Senate for consideration. The measure would raise the per gallon tax from four to six cents, with one cent allocated to the state and the other to local governments and towns. The vote was 37 to 46 after debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Addiiion
Walter Bowler
Railway Excursion To Wisconsin Dells First Since War
A Wisconsin Dells resort will host its first rail excursion since World War I. More than 1200 people are expected to come from Cheese State regions on the planned trip. The event marks a revival of organized vacation travel to the destination after the wartime pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Dells i
Lerteir
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Empey
Green Bar
Secret Police
Islain
Senate UK
Dixon-Yates
Dexon-Xates
Guard Beach
Wave House
Asher
Achin
Assembly Okeys
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!