European Capitals Uneasy With Coup Of Danzig Believed Near
The article recounts the capture and death of Ray Olson, a fugitive killer fleeing a two deputy sheriff murder case. Olson was cornered by possemen led by Constable Ernest Moore at the Anderson farm near Cable Wisconsin on Lake Namakagon. He was shot four times, mortally wounded, and died after being pulled from the water. The man had a long chase across Sawyer and Bayfield counties, stealing cars and evading capture. Olson admitted killing two deputies before his death and claimed his wife was not involved.
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Cable
Wis
Ray Olson
Ernest Moore
Lake Namakagen
Wheatley Anderson Farm
Olson
Carl Johnson
Free Scott
Hayward
Sawyer
Bayfield
Ald
Anders
Anderson
Moore
Ibredge
Frank Flowers
Wisconsin State Prison
Namakagon
Moose Lake
George Schuetter
Sawyer County
Hta
John Blue Sky
Blue Sky
Scott
Johnson
Lake Namakaon
Wet Weather Hits Grasshoppers in Huron Area
Federal meteorologist B R Laskowski said recent wet cool weather is harming grasshoppers in Huron. Farmers visiting the state weather bureau reported grasshoppers with heavy fungus under their wings, a death-causing condition, while most damage appears along field edges.
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Huron
B. R. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Laskowski
Ins
Farméré
Injuries Fatal To Farm Child Near Highmore
Fatally injured two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Olson on a farm twenty miles north of Highmore died in Highmore after an accident in the barnyard. He was found in mud bleeding from head and body injuries likely from a horse. Death occurred about 1 p m at Emil Olson home. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Highmore
Orville Olson
Emil Olson
Baby Abandoned In Car Near Sioux Falls Hospital
A three day old girl was found abandoned in a car near McKennan hospital in Sioux Falls. Doctors described her as nearly perfect, weighing about seven pounds. No identity clues were found for the infant, who wore a too large sleep garment and a flour sack band. The umbilical cord was tied with grocery string. The baby was in a marketing sack inside J A Bradley’s car, a patient at the hospital, discovered by Mrs Bradley when she retrieved the car.
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Sioux Falls
McKennan Hospital
J. A. Bradley
Hospitel
Union Organizer Denies He Was In Sioux Falls March 9
Ralph Johnson a Sioux City Teamsters Union organizer charged with a interstate truck bombing on March 9 testified he was in Omaha that night and next morning after spending the previous evening at the Rome Hotel. Howard Fouts, his co defendant, was to deny the same in court as prosecution rested after 16 witnesses. A defense motion for acquittal was denied.
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Divua Rauls
Sune zy—Ay
Ralph Johnson
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Howard Fouts
Johnson
Omaha
Rome
LD. Berron
Lucius J. Wall
Baby Sold For $50 Sparks Custody Bid In Cleveland
Mrs Isabelle Farrell and Don Harmon, parents of a month old boy named Tonka, face statutory charges after the infant was claimed by a Pittsburgh couple for 50 dollars. The doctor Dr John W Tippie of Medina surrendered on a warrant for illegal child placing as investigators say the Pittsburgh family acted in good faith.
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Isabelle Farrell
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Don Harmon
Farrell
John W. Tippie
Medina
Tonka
Louis Galento bout grosses and payouts detailed
New York June 29 official figures from last night’s Joe Louis versus Tony Galento heavyweight title fight show attendance 34,852. Gross receipts reach 333,302.68 with 289,232.17 net after taxes. Peshary 114, Galento share 50,020.63.
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New York
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Peshary
Galento
Fireworks Ban Outlined for Huron Ahead of July Fourth
Chief Jake S. Nelson warned that a city ordinance in Huron restricts sale and explosion of fireworks to three days July 2 3 and 4. Violations will trigger arrests. purchases from outside the city are discouraged as officers monitor pre event fireworks and urge compliance until Sunday.
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City of
Huron
Jake S. Nelson
Nelson
Five Year Old Boy Dies In Fireworks Display Accident
Phoenix residents mourn as five year old James Wright dies in a fireworks stand blaze during a pre Fourth of July display. The child stood inside the stand when a spark ignited the setup, and he died before his father could reach him.
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Phoenix
Ariz
James Wright
Speed Action On Relief Measure
Washington reports the House swiftly approved 75000 for continuing WPA investigation and moved the 1808300000 relief bill toward final enactment. Senate earlier passed the bill 55 to 0 after 14 hours of debate. Conference committee to reconcile differences. leaders expect law before fiscal year end.
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Washington
House
Chamber
Senate
Rayburn
Morgenthau appeals to preserve Roosevelt monetary powers
Secretary Morgenthau defended the administrations stance against limiting the presidents control of money warning of dollar devaluation if authority lapses. Congress races to finish monetary, relief and neutrality measures before Friday midnight with a broad coalition seeking compromise.
Bushfield says offices not worth a tinker's dam says Bushfield
Governor Headan Bushfield denounces a Mitchell Daily Republic article as a wild tale claiming discontinuing the employment service would hurt the WPA in South Dakota. He calls the offices not worth a tinker's dam and warns against penalties from Washington for local policy. He cites editor Mac Ronald as source of the report.
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Bushfield
Tos. D
Mitchell
States
Rapid. City
Headan Bushfield
Mitchell Daily
South Daprota
South Dakota
Washington
Daily Republic
Mac” Ronald
Ronald
Dorothy Lamour Linked To Alderman in Love Theft Trial
In Los Angeles testimony, Dorothy Lamour was named among women in Myrl Alderman’s life amid the $150,000 love theft case involving his former wife Alma Alderman and Ruth Etting. A bartender testified seeing Alderman with Lamour and kissing her, claims Lamour denies as nonsense.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Lamour
Myrl Alderman
Alma Alderman
Ruth Etting
Bernard Coke Etting
Tee J. Roberts
Alderman
Broadcasting Studios
Cohen
Farm Bill Goes To Roosevelt
Washington June 29. President Roosevelt signals are enough to push a record federal farm outlay of 1 194 498 633 dollars for the coming year. The bill includes 725 million for payments to farmers under control programs and parity payments of 225 million to raise farm purchasing power to 1909 14 levels. Senate additions add 173 million for surplus operations and 90 million from customs receipts. Major provisions include 26 million for cooperative extension work, 28 million for the Farm Credit Administration, 16 million for animal industry and meat inspection, 6 million for insect disease control and 6 million for agricultural marketing services.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Farn Credit Administration
Bureau of Animal Industry
Insane Inmate Hunted After Car Left in Selby
Authorities nationwide searched for an escaped Washington asylum inmate described as Fred J. Phillips Jr. after he abandoned a stolen car in Selby South Dakota on Tuesday afternoon. The suspect, 27 to 30, six feet tall with a dark complexion, had escaped June 12 and traveled with a man and woman unknown to Selby officials. The vehicle was stolen in Seattle June 21 and two passengers accompanied the driver to Wakpalia. A Seattle police report noted the man might not be dangerous despite his alleged eccentric behavior.
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Pierre
Washington
Selby
W. J. Goetz
State Motor Park
Fred J. Phillips, Jr
Seattle
Goetz
South Dakota
Wom
Wakpaia
Repo
Reports Ridiculed By Nazi Sources War Is Hinting
Paris dispatch reports 600000 German reservists called as Nazi forces deepen Danzig crisis. Polish President Moscicki warns that the corridor and Baltic coast are vital, linking three quarters of trade to Poland. Britain and France pledge aid if Poland resists.
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Bulletin
Paris
Germany
Danzig
Associated Press
Europe
London
Warsaw
Adolf Hitler
Baltic
Gisfuise
Hitler
The
Teich
Goebbels
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Danitz
Poland
Ignace Moncicki
Great Britain
France
Chamberlain
Bohemia and
Moravia
Moscicki
Britain
Man who fired shots near royalty put on probation
A 45 year old stockworker Ledwedza Incent Lawlor faced charges for firing near the royal family in London. He pleaded to possessing a firearm and damaging property. He was given 22 months probation on the condition he returns to New Zealand.
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London
Ledwedzaincent Lawlor
New Zealand
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