Wisconsin milk strike flares as guards rush field
Milwaukee area and Shawano county brace for clashes as more than 1,000 national guardsmen deploy to break picket lines. Authorities report prior violence and plan coordinated protection for milk handling points, with state restrictions on milk movement possibly lifted to force a showdown.
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Mulwaukee
Wisconsin
Ralph M. Immell
Shawano County
Milwaukee Milk Shed
Racine County
Bonduel
Imme
Milwaukee
Ocar C. Detteman
Ozaukee
Waukesha
Racine
Waukeshe
Immel
A. G. Schmademan
Indiana
Ciincis
Waukesha County
Duram Hill
Gridley Dairy Company
Gridley
Town corn planting behind schedule in Des Moines report
Des Moines May 17 eight days later than normal corn planting, says Charles D Reed director of the weather and crop bureau. Only about 15 percent planted by May 14, well below the 47 percent of a typical year, indicating a delayed start in the season.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Federal Weather and Crop Bureau
Reed
Weather For Hucoa and Vicalty Showers Tonight
Showers and cooler conditions are expected tonight and Thursday across Hucoa and Vicalty. The forecast calls for unsettled skies with a drop in temperatures and periods of rain likely in the region. Stronger showers may occur in coastal or higher elevation areas as the system moves through.
Doctors Elect Watertown Man Mitchell For 1934 Medical Meet
Watertown physician Mitchell is chosen for the 1934 South Dakota Medical Association convention. Dr. W G Magee of Watertown named president elect as the 52nd annual session ends in Huron. Dr. E W Jones of Mitchell becomes president elect, Dr. A S Rider of Flandreau named vice president, and J F D Cook keeps secretary treasurer. Aberdeen’s Dr W A Bates named delegate with Cook as alternate to the American Medical Association meeting in Milwaukee. In the women’s auxiliary, Mrs J C Golmacher of Vermillion becomes president and Mrs Jennings of Hot Springs president elect, with Mrs Jennings returning as president in the 25th anniversary year.
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W. G. Magee
Watertown
South Dakota Medical Association
Huron
Mitchell
E. W. Jones
A. S. Rider
Flandreau
J. F. D. Cook
W. A. Bates
Aberdeen
Dr. Cook
American Medi`cal Association
Milwaukee
J. C. Qblmacher
Vermillion
Jennings
Hot Springs
Auxliary
Shirley
Sweden Ready to Join US Disarmament Effort
Sweden's foreign office stated a strong willingness to cooperate with President Roosevelt's disarmament plan. The message says Swedes see the appeal as significant and fear a new arms era if the conference fails. It notes Sweden's hope the world economy conference proceeds and calls the United States ready to seek solutions to global problems.
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Sweden
U. S
Stockholm
Rosevelt
Foreign Office
United States
Bowl Hit New High in Chicago Market on May 11
The report states a bowl hit a new high in Chicago on May 11 signaling strong market activity. Traders highlighted rising demand and notable price gains across key sectors in the session.
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Chicago
Japs Push Deeper Into China As FR Seeks Peace
Tokyo reports Japanese forces advance beyond the Great Wall with four brigades moving west of the Swan river. Flags fly from triumphal arches in Tangshan and other towns as Miyun remains contested. A US president plea for restraint meets Japan’s concern over status quo and potential loss of ground.
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China
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Great Wall
Swan River
Air
Tangshan
War Office
Japan
Foreign Office
Flood Waters Cover Mississippi Lands
Flood waters today covered large areas of land along Missouri and Illinois as the Mississippi river and its tributaries were expected to recede. At Frederick and Browning Illinois river continued to erode, causing residents to abandon their homes and major damage from abnormal rainfall along the Missouri Ohio Wabash St Francis and Black rivers was reported.
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Mississippi
ST. -Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Mississippi River
Frederick
Browning
Ilinois River
Minoig
Ohio
Wabash
St . Francis
Black Rivers
French Reaction To Move More
Paris reports the government warmed to President Roosevelt after Ambassador Andre De LaBoulaye clarified the message was a warning to Germany. Officials call the message highly important and expect it to moderate Hitler, despite initial disappointment over its heralded policy.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Andre de LaBoulaye
Germany
Hitler
German Chancellor Pledges Full Cooperation in Disarmament
Berlin May 1. Chancellor Adolf Hitler pledged full cooperation with President Roosevelt’s disarmament plan, stating Germany would disarm to the extent other powers do and refrain from aggression while others do likewise. He urged all nations to join in anti aggression pacts and warned that failure would threaten world peace and social order.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Roosevelt
Germany
Rlearys
France
Poland
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Global reactions to Roosevelt disarmament appeal
The world weighs President Roosevelts message with mixed views. Officials in Moscow London Geneva Rome Paris Mexico City Copenhagen Vienna Berlin Budapest Prague Bucharest Oslo Buenos Aires praise progress, urge speed, and seek broad disarmament talks as nations assess chances for peace and cooperation.
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Roosevelt
Tokyo
Orient
Moscow
Russia
London
Paris
Hitler
Stockholm
Mexico
Abelardo Rodriguez
Madrid
Melquiades Alvarez
Liberal’ Democratic Party
Copenhagen
Stauning
Denmark
Vienna
Berlin
United States
Budapest
Prague
Bucharest
Oslo
Buenos Aires
MacDonald Praises Plan as Landmark in Progress
Prime Minister MacDonald called the Roosevelt message a great landmark at a Pilgrims Society dinner, signaling Britain’s support for American proposals. He indicated the plan would advance future progress and that a cabinet quick action was expected with the reply to reach the White House directly from Buckingham Palace.
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King George
Buckinngham Palace
white“House
MacDonald
House of Commons
Britain
Roosevelt
Pilgrims Society
River Meeting Called at Yankton for Upper Missouri River Plan
A citizens meeting to discuss developing the upper Missouri River is set in Yankton for Friday May 19 at 2 p.m. W. G. Robi of Pierre, president of the Upper Missouri River Improvement Association, will explain efforts to include the project in the administration public works program. Delegations from Sioux City Omaha and other points in South Dakota and Nebraska are invited.
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Yankton
Missouri River
Qakton
W. G. Robi
Pierre
Missouri River Improvement “Association
Sioux City
Omaha
Missouri River Navigation Association
South Dakota
Nebraska
The Farm Bar Accord Boned In Congress Shave
The National Whirligig reports a rushed Farm Bar deal slipped past Congress. The House slept through the debate while the Senate hurried a last minute tie toward passage. A disputed word inti may have favored Garner.
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Washington
Paul Multion
Congress
House
Senate
Bloodgood Speaks At Rotary Lunch
Dr J C Bloodgood of Baltimore addressed Rotary club members in Huron praising medical science yet noting fear and ignorance keep most people from proper care. He urged press education and universal health promotion through school programs and public articles as steps to improve prevention and treatment.
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J. C. Bloogood
Baltimore
Rotary Club
Bloodgood
Huron
South
Dakote. Medical Association
Honest Man Meets Fortunate Woman in Aberdeen May Find
In Aberdeen on May 17 an incident near a store ended with Peter McNeil of Stratford discovering a purse containing $40. He reported his finding and took steps to return or secure the item, reflecting a moment of honesty amid a Roosevelt era distraction.
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Aberdeen
Roosevelt
Peter McNeil
Stratford
To Confer In N. D. On Series Of Dams
Officials in North Dakota plan a series of dam projects along the Missouri River Valley. The discussions, occurring in late May, involve regional authorities and engineers to assess supply, flood control, and power generation impacts.
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N. D
Bismarck
Dakota
Missouri
Valley
Endorsement Of Peace Move By Roosevelt Seen Hopeful
President Roosevelt welcomed by White House as Hitler endorses his peace move. Officials call Hitler's arms reduction approval encouraging for Geneva talks. Roosevelt seeks a nonaggression pact and disarmament progress while noting Soviet participation. Hull to lead delegation for economic conference. war debt talks with Britain continue. France and Paris react cautiously awaiting German actions at Geneva.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Adolf Hitler
State Department
Hitler
Germany
MacDonald
Grea Britain
Russia
Geneva
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Hope
Imn
Hig
Hull
James M . Cox
Ohio
Pittman
Senate Foreign
Ronald Lindsay
Great Britain
Huron Youths Go On Trial Today
Three young defendants from Huron face trial on robbery charges after a May 11 incident. State prosecutors outline the case as police detail the alleged thefts and the youths’ involvement.
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Siouk
Walls
Rizon
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