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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1955

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Fox River Valley Craft Unions Secure Two Year Contracts

Four crafts in the Fox River Valley reach two year wage agreements with the Fox River Valley Contractors Association and Green Bay Building Trades, setting uniform rates from Fond du Lac to Green Bay. Bricklayers cement finishers and carpenters gain hourly hikes this year and next, with Laborers and Teamsters also securing raises. Federal mediator J H E Lacey attended several sessions in Milwaukee as negotiations concluded.

Fox River Valley Aled Fleck Jr Chaiman Contractors Fond du Lac Marinete Green Bay Clarence Jeske ‘Oshiesh Megadating Bricklavers Fleck Fox River Valley Contractors Association Green Bar Building, Trades Association AFL Fox River Waller Jess Join HE. Lacey Federal Mediation Service Iilwaukee

Wisconsin Weather Summary and River Gauge Readings

Fair to partly cloudy in Wisconsin with little temperature change. Tonight lows 35 to 42 north and 44 to 48 south, Thursday highs 65 to 72. Winds 10 to 15 mph, southerly this afternoon and tonight, rising to about 15 mph Thursday. Menasha dam gauge reads 14 inches above crest, Fox River. Observations compare temperature and precipitation with prior day and year, noting 0.05 inch rain, monthly and yearly deficits.

Wisconsin Fox River Menasha Dam Backstaff Observatory

Tavern Man Is Victim Of Thrill Slayer

Milwaukee 22 year old Ronald F Riege confessed to the murder at the White Elephant Bar shooting tavern operator Carl Fischer after demanding money and firing two additional shots. He was arrested hours later and charged with first degree murder and armed assault and robbery.

Milwaukee William McCauler Ronald F. Riege RicCauley Bey 4&Vrearjold Carl Fischer Glaser Riege Fischer Smoner White Elephant Bar Albert Riege Ronnie

Conviction Upheld for Puerto Rican Nationalist Members

In New York the U S Court of Appeals upheld October convictions of 13 Puerto Rican Nationalist Party members. Each was sentenced to six years for substantial conspiracy involving alleged sedition and related charges.

New York U.S. Court For Appeals

Bulganin backs study of Big Four invitation

Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin said in Warsaw that the USSR would study a Western invitation to a Big Four leaders meeting. He spoke at a nine nation Eastern European conference urging goodwill to solve major international issues and warning about West Germany rearmament and Allied arms supply. China attended as observer while East Bloc delegates from eight nations convened.

Warsaw Poland Nikolai Bulganin Russia Bulganin Bulzgenin Burg J West West Germany Lars Buss Chon

Ground Swell Claims Three on Charter Boat at Bodega Bay

A large sea ground swell swept seven men from a chartered fishing boat off Bodega Bay. Five men, including Peis Mancuso Alvar ato Curt Rich Boyes Springs and Chesso Petirechikie of Sonoma, were drowned. Four others were rescued, among them Captain Roy K. Faught, owner of the charter boat.

Bodega Bay Peis Mancuso Alvarato Curt Rich Boyes Springs Chesso Petirechikie Sonoma Roy K. Faught

Statehood Bill Rejected by House Vote Dashes Alaska Hawaii Bid

The House defeated the Alaska Hawaii statehood bill by a 218 170 tally prompting calls for separate bills for each territory. Democrats split 105 107 as Republicans largely backed keeping the issue in committee. Hawaii’s Delegate Farrington urged testing Hawaii first while Alaska’s Bartlett pressed for Alaska priority. Senate implications remain unclear as leaders weigh next steps.

Washington Alaska Hawaii House Engie D-Calif Insular Affairs Committee Engle Rep. Saylor E- Pa Boc Par Saylor Bartlett Eisenhower Farrington Senate Jackson Senate Territories

Swimming Pool Follies Net $4000 for Pool Fund

The Swimming Pool Follies of 1935 earned about $4000 for the Oshkosh community pool fund after April 23 to 29 performances at the Rauli Theater. General chair William Peirie credited strong advertising sales and solid production quality while public support lagged, with plans for future events in development.

Community Swimming Pool William Peirie Charman the Folies Oshkosh Swimming Pool, Inc Folies Rauli Theater Peirie Prbtic

Waukesha Youth Among Four Held On Robbery Charge

Four enlisted men stationed at the GS Niclitsars Academy were arrested in Ulster County on charges of beating and robbing an Army civilian employee. The group allegedly netted 56 dollars in the robbery. Degier and three others were arraigned and waived examination before the county grand jury. The suspects include Paul P. Searing 19 Chicago Richard Egger 19 Bradford Pa and Walie C Reddington 18 Pittston Pa.

West Point N.Y Earl Degier Waukesha Wis GS. _Niclitars Academy Sionday Degler Bay Ulster ‘County Grand Jury Charles Horan Paul P. Searing Chicago Richard Egger Bradford Walie C. Reddington Pittstor P A

Air Force to Move Bombers to Japan

Tokyo reports the United States Air Force will relocate jet bombers to Japan to replace older B26 aircraft in the region. Last year heavy bombers were shifted to Okinawa and other bases to reduce Japan’s risk of retaliatory bombing in a war scenario.

Air Force Japan Tokyo Okinawa

Wisconsin Governor blasts county traffic group on patrol bill

Gov Kohler denounces the Wisconsin County Traffic Officers Association for opposing the plan to raise the state patrol from 73 to 610. Capt Leo Flaherty and Capt Glenn Pattee sparked the dispute with a poll of members that led to resignations and a shakeup in secrecy within the association.

Madison Kohler Wisconsin County Traffic Officers Association Leo T. Flaherty Fond du Lac Glenn Pattee Jefferson County Traffic Patrol State Patrol Pattee Kohier Flaherty Wisconsin County

Rebel Hoa Hao Forces Renew Attacks in Mekong Delta

In the Mekong Delta south of Saigon rebel Hoa Hao troops led by General Ba Cut attacked government forces, firing artillery at Sadec My Tho and Long Xuyen. Civilian casualties and refugee flows increased as fighting intensified in the rice bowl region, threatening supply lines and regional stability.

Saigon Indochina Viet Nam Mekong Ngo Dinh Diem OfGcial Hoa Hao Sadec Myriho Ba Cut Blytho Long Xuren Seigon

Garden Gossip and Classifieds Invite Gardeners to Sell Equipment

Garden gossip urges readers to use the can on a rake or hoe theme to chat with neighbors and list surplus gardening gear for cash. An expert advertiser offers rapid results and a low-cost classified placement via PHONE BLK 8000.

Ferry disaster near Takamatsu kills hundreds with shipwreck in fog

The Shinn Maru and Udaka Maru collided under fog between Takamatsu and Okarama. 779 passengers, many children, fell into icy waters as both ships sank or were badly damaged. 46 bodies recovered. 143 dead or missing. American Missionaries Willis and Bernadine Adams among survivors. he hospitalised with injuries.

Takamatsu Japan Hokkaido Sum Mares Maj Hotert R. Dobson Charlotte N.C Dobson Shikoku Okarama Honshu Takaamatsu Uno Natonal Railway Minoru Miyake Masao Nakamura JINR Sionesiea Willis Adams Bernadine American Missionaties Adams Kansas Junction City Wis Evangelical Alliance Mission United States

Admits Agreement To Big Four Talk

President Eisenhower said he agreed to a top level Big Four conference to test Russia's sincerity and clarify the international atmosphere. He noted no definite summit plan and mentioned possible venues in neutral countries, with Switzerland floated for July. He emphasized willingness to meet anywhere if it aids world peace. He also spoke on a polio vaccine, asserting it should eliminate polio in the United States in time.

Washington Eisenhower Russia Minster Eden Britain Premier Faure France Marshal Bulganin Paris Switzerland Opr Chiefs of State United States Leonard Schesie Aicini

Green Bay Water Pipeline Suits Dismissed

Circuit Judge F Murphy dismissed two suits seeking to void Green Bay’s 5.7 million dollar Lake Michigan water pipeline project. He ruled the city council has authority to issue revenue bonds and contract for the pipeline without a referendum. The decision cites prior rulings and ends challenge to petitions.

Green Bay Jndge F. Murphy Lake Michigan Murphy Juge Cixi Reymond Bakr Geelanng jVoters G.s Rahr Questor

NATO Ends Historic Session Hails Big Four Summit Prospects

NATO Foreign Ministers wrap three day Paris meeting with a blessing for a Big Four summit with the Soviet Union this summer. The final communique praises West Germany’s role in the alliance while noting the USSR builds an Eastern NATO in Warsaw and urges progress toward disarmament and German unification.

Paris North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council For Foreign Miinisters Russia NATO Counci West Germany Soviet Union NATO Warsaw United States Britain France

Plan Outlined By Malik To U N Committee

Moscow reports disclose a Soviet proposal totaling a world disarmament plan that could end the Cold War. It calls for withdrawal of occupation forces from Germany, international controls, ban on atomic warfare, and limits on armed forces to set levels by 1957.

Moscow Soviet Union Nikolai Bulganin East West Germany United Nations U.S Britain France Far East Red China UN Security Council Jacob Malix DN. Disaumament London Tass Russia West China

Strike Halts Madison Area Building Jobs

A truckdrivers strike halts major Madison area construction, with work stopped on all large projects as AFL Teamsters Local 452 pickets. About 2,000 construction workers may be idle by week end unless the walkout ends, while a wage dispute looms for Painters Local 802 seeking 15 cents an hour.

Madison stand+ sui AFL Teamsters Local 452 Saiking Ted AFL

Bandit Robs Bank After Locking Seven Employees In Vault

A bandit armed with a .45 pistol robbed the First National Bank of about $16,000 today. He locked seven employees in a vault and escaped. Police seek witnesses and suspect description.

Hooker

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