Two in Fritz Staying To Get Mental Tests
Francis Clayton an 18 year old and Victoria Fritz 30 were ordered to 60 days of mental observation at state hospitals after a preliminary hearing in Oshkosh for first degree murder in the May 13 killing of Marion Fritz. Inspector Ludwig testified to statements by Mrs Fritz while Clayton stayed in the apartment with her husband at the time of the crime.
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Francis Clayton
Central State
Fritz
Clavion
Clayton
Waupaca County
Fom
Ludwig
Oshkosh
Claxyson
Fraz
Clarien
Toll rises on Wisconsin highways with deaths
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin highway tolls reach 267 with one death and another fatality listed. Names mentioned include Richard Baldwin a 30 year old, Adolph Krumpus 7 Townsend, Walter Dunn 63 and Otis Gomillion 58, with fatalities and injuries linked to crashes on Highway 47 near Menasha Highway 35 near Sherwood and Highway 1 northbound incident. Coroner LeRoy Hughes declared a high fatality Thursday.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Adolph Krumpus
Townsend
Calumet Coasts
LeRoy Hughes
Krimpus
Highway 35
Sherwood
Mac
Legislature Presses To End Session In Wisconsin
Wisconsin legislature seeks final adjournment of its long session begun January 1, 1939. The Democratic Assembly cleared of major business debates a revised conservation budget with a $2 annual sticker fee for park entrants, while the Republican Senate supports a balanced budget plan.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Orime
Senate
Siste Parks
Assembly
cConsertaties Com
Reuben LaFave
Herter Warns Of Aggressive Russ Pressures
Secretary of State Herter told a Senate hearing that after the Paris summit collapse the United States must withstand aggressive pressures from Russia in Berlin and elsewhere. He urged calm, united Allied stance and to avoid fruitless recrimination as the inquiry proceeds.
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Washington
Chrisman A. Herter
Congress
United States
Russia
Berlin
Herter
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dallas man James Tate involved in car crash aftermath
In Dallas a compact car collided with a truck after a Thursday incident. One truck struck the rear of the compact car, causing damage and prompting an investigation into the sequence of events.
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Dallas
Tex
UsPii
James C. Tate
House Approves Funding for Public School Construction
The House voted 218 to 181 to authorize 31.2 billion dollars in federal grants over four years to aid public school construction. An antisegregation amendment barred funds to schools defying court integration orders, delaying Senate approval.
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Washengton
House
Senate
Ailready
Menasha Man Killed in Highway 47 Crash
A 30 year old Menasha man, Richard Norman Baldwin, died after a two car crash on Highway 47 near Wheel Inn Tavern. David E Schmidt and several passengers were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Baldwin, born 1928, worked for Marathon based American Can Co and is survived by wife and children. His body was taken to Laemmich Funeral Home.
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Richard Norman Baldwin
Menasha
St. Mary's
Atenasha
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
Aienasha
Wheel Inn Tavern
Kived
Sti
David E. Schmidt
al de Pere St
Schmidt
Cornelis J. Lat
Edward J. Graves
Nicolet Blvd
Gerald W Resch
Prospect
Richard L. Arndt
Racine St
Mernasha
Menashe
Winnebago Coucers
George McGrinis
Balds Airport
Erte
Sekmie
Resch
Baldwin
Mesesha
Neegah Nant
Merathon
American Can Co
Laemmich Funeral Home
New Plant Construction Begins in Oshkosh
A public ceremony marked the start of Standard Coil Prod at the Oshkosh branch. About 200 attendees heard James C. Burke and branch manager William Mengo praise the project. Burke poured the first concrete as officials announced future jobs and growth for the community.
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Osh- Coil Company
Kozh
Sizie
Wisconsin
Piatset Company
Oshkosh
Crete Oshkosh
Televisross
Cail
James C. Burke
Standar
Wiliam” Mengo
Burke
Gabrie
Spreea
Rover
Standard Coil Products Company
James O. Burke
Soviet Press Deems Eisenhower Summit Explanation Depressing
Moscow branded President Eisenhower's defense of the U2 incident as depressing and described his self-justification as that of a schoolboy who has misbehaved, following the summit collapse.
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Londowap
Moscow
Quake Aid Delays Reach Puerto Montt Area
Report from Chile describes slow arrival of aid after a quake, with Red Cross teams working amid damaged buildings and evacuees. Officials note vaccination efforts and ongoing rescue operations as thousands await relief.
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Puerto Monut
Chile
Red Cross
Premiy Bel Weary
Teri Bazan
Turkish army seizes power promising free elections
In a bloodless coup, Turkish armed forces seized control amid protests against Premier Menderes. The junta promised free elections and a handover to civilian rule, while reassuring the West that alliances with the United States remain intact. Menderes leaders were captured and airlifted to Ankara, as officers and cadets voiced support for the takeover.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ankara
Senor Army Ofcers
Menderes
Assessors Never Miss trail in Riverside case
Residents report ongoing property tax assessment dispute at Riverside involving a couple and a helper. Officials cite missed trail notes and seek clarification on valuations. The case centers on alleged underassessment impacts and potential city records inquiry.
Memorial Day Coverage At Oshkosh Daily News
The Oshkosh Daily News will publish Memorial Day edition on Monday May 20 with at least two editors and two aerial reporters. The staff plans extended international dispatches and national state local updates while some employees work half day to observe the holiday.
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Sears
Noviraesem Ad
Vemorial Bay
Gus
Mondar
Mandas
Oshkosh
Winnebagoland
U.S. braces for new Soviet bid in U N council
The United States faced a fresh Soviet move in the United Nations Security Council as Andrei Gromyko proposed a resolution urging restraint and the resumption of negotiations. The Soviet draft aimed to censure U S espionage actions and avoid provocative moves, with debate unfolding amid broader tensions over the Paris talks. The council split as smaller powers joined the effort while key nations abstained or supported the measure.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. Seicurity Council
Biz
OSX
Andrei Gromrko
Eisennawer
Unes
Contin
Danceroe
Henry Cesar Ledzell
Alis
Taos
Cervoz
Tungia
Nher
Sotag
Argentina
Eevacer
Vely
Gromsso
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Tors
Richfield
Gomullion
Seb
Pete
Ome
Falbright
Biter Garrison
J. William Fulbight
Nikitai Khrushchev
Meengh-Menasha
Stad
Feft
Leighton Hough
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Charles J. Fiss
Chamco
Robert E. Stauffer
Northwestern
Republican ‘Peoples Party
Ismet Inonu
London
Eres
Kutahya
Iiskara
Belgrade
Cemal Gursei
U: Committee
Gursel
Igen
Gursen
Cemal Gursel
Tsh
Cis
Degartment
Creo
Ese
Riverside
U.S
U.N. Council
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