Oaks and Skole Win Nominations for Oshkosh Mayor
In a bitterly fought primary, Councilmen George F. Oaks and James Skole lead the mayoral race as voters split over reinstating Oaks and the commission versus aldermanic government. Turnout reached 12,576 votes with other nominees named for treasurer comptroller school commissioner and alderman posts.
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Tl. Wilte
A. H. Schmit
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James Fart
Albert. HW. March
Philip Dampers
Arthur R. Bradley
Theism Bill Debated In Wisconsin Public Schools
Wisconsin assembly debated a bill by John Ngiway Elroy farmer to ban discussion of atheism by teachers in public schools. Amendment to ban advocacy failed. bill opposed as scare tactic. Assembly defeated bill 67 to 29, and other measures also faced votes.
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Restore Old Imperial German War Flag Emblem
President von Hindenburg decreed removing the black red and gold corner inset and restoring the old imperial war flag with black white and red cockade on caps. The Republican flag is discarded and the Nazi swastika emblem is given equal rank in military use as read by Chancellor Adolf Hitler.
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Tornado Strikes Tennessee Kentucky Border Toll Rising
A March tornado ripped from the Mississippi to the Cumberland Mountains causing at least 30 deaths and over 260 injuries across Tennessee and Kentucky towns including Nashville Harrogate Jellico and Kingsport. Relief crews and the Red Cross mobilized as damage topped $1 million. President Roosevelt asked Congress for 5 million for earthquake relief in California.
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Mayors of Five Cities Survive Test in Primaries
Incumbent mayors in Racine Green Bay Madison Sheboygan Manitowoc survived municipal primaries securing top two finishes to advance to April 4 elections. Racine mayor Swoboda led with nearly three to one. Green Bay's Diener led four-way race. Madison’s Law renominated. Sheboygan’s Sonnenberg beat Creussenhamer. Manitowoc candidates Medkeough and Georgenson led. Oshkosh nominated Oaks and Skole as four candidates remain, while city moves to abandon commission form of government.
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James R. Law
A. G. Schmedeman
Joseph Rupp
Sheboygan
Williard Sonnenberg
Otto Creussenhamer
H. E. Schuelke
Thomas MedKeough
Not So Cold Weather Outlook Across Regions
The report notes not so cold conditions in Wisconsin Fair and northwest areas tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures on Thursday. Winds shift from northwest to southerly over Lake Michigan, with generally fair skies. Upper Michigan: fair and not so cold tonight, with more cloudiness and warmth Thursday. Local observations show current temperatures and high marks across cities, including Shreveport and New Orleans, with notable low in Duluth.
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War Talk In Europe Grows From Paris to Geneva
War talk widens across Europe as Herriot urges debt payment to the United States and France seeks a three powers alliance. Mussolini MacDonald talks loom to avert the disarmament conference collapse while Rhineland Austria and Poland stir new tensions in a dangerous Europe.
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Washington conference with president linked Roosevelt aide
William C. Bullitt, cited as Roosevelt representative in Europe, met with the president today. He was accompanied by Raymond Moley, assistant secretary of state. Asked about the White House talks, both men called the meeting routine and declined further comment.
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William C. Bullitt
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Sykes Favored For Radio Commission Nomination
A favorable report on Eugene Mifs reapointment to the federal Radio Commission was voted today by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. The action followed testimony from witnesses and reflected support from both parties for the nominee.
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Banks Open In Oshkosh Spark Revival Mood
Oshkosh banks resumed business today after the federal moratorium, with crowds and renewed confidence as Franklin D Roosevelt outlined a program for reopening banks. Citizens followed the national upturn, shops buzzed, and local optimism grew that recovery is underway despite past worries.
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Bankers Praise Oshkosh People For Patience During Crisis
Louis Schriber president of the First National bank spoke on behalf of Oshkosh area banks praising the public during the bank holiday. He commended the patience of customers and the cooperative spirit that allowed the three local banks First National New American and Security to reopen. He noted improved check clearing would follow and national banking facilities would return to normal soon.
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Senate Moves to Quick Pass $500 Million Economy Bill
Washington reports Senate leaders limit debate to rush Roosevelt’s economy dictatorship bill of 500 million dollars. Amendments would send the measure back to the House, with hopes the House accepts changes to avoid a conference.
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Senate amends beer bill to include wine and juice
The Senate Finance Committee amended the 2.2 percent beer bill to include wine and fruit juices and sent a favorable report to the Senate. Senator Harrison reported the bill at 0:02 p.m. and predicted legal beer by April 2. The measure allows ads for legalized beverages and could enable sales in states permitting 15 day sale after Roosevelt signs the act modification.
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Theater Panic Toll Raised to 49 in Mexican City Fire Panic
Late reports raise Ahualuluco theater toll to 49 killed and 125 injured with no fire evidence. Authorities cite a balcony wire short circuit as sparks cause and suggest the alarm may have been raised as a joke. The Hidalgo cinema disaster occurred Monday night amid screen fire scenes, causing crush injuries as patrons rushed toward exits.
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Oshkosh Banks Open After Federal License Restored
The First National New American and Security banks in Oshkosh reopened at 9 a.m. under an unrestricted status with two federal restrictions: no gold payments and no large withdrawals without an affidavit. Officials awaited final confirmation after a telegram from the federal reserve bank in Chicago.
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Income tax return deadline extended to March 31
Washington U P reports a 16 day extension to March 31 for 1982 income tax payments and first quarterly keys with 6 percent yearly interest on a quarter of the total tax. Returns and payments due by March 31, with remaining installments due June 15 September 15 and December 15. About 4 million taxpayers affected. State tax officials deny a further extension beyond a 20 day grace period. filings may be delayed if reasonable causes are shown.
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