Wisconsin Milk Strike Ends After One Man Is Killed
The six day Wisconsin cooperative milk pool strike ended with a death and militia patrols remaining in troubled zones. A farmer controlled committee will study agriculture issues including pricing reform and a fair dairy price. The milk truck incident near Saukville left 53 year old Walter Dickmann dead after an altercation with a driver.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
National Guardsmen
Ralph M. Immel
A G Schmedeman
William B. Rubin
Milwaukee
State Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Congress
Walter M. Singler
Pool
National Farm Holiday Association
William Dickmann
Saukville
Dickmann
Court Awards $500 In S. F. Damage Suit
A circuit court jury in Sioux Falls deliberated 23 hours before settling at $500 for Mrs. A. G. Raymond in a $15,000 personal injury case against Cecelia Presba. Raymond, a passenger, was injured December 13 when the car hit a bridge four miles west of Sioux Falls on U. S. Highway 16.
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Sioux Falls
A. G. Raymond
Cecelia Presba
James W Finnegan Noted Diver Dies in Passaic
James W Finnegan aged 71 a deep sea diver who with James Haggerty and Hans Lakson in 1898 was commissioned by the U S Government to investigate the sinking of the Maine in Havana harbor died in Passaic N J He had worked for Standard Oil since 1890 Finnegan’s team concluded the Maine was sunk by external causes a finding that influenced the Spanish American War context.
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James W. Finnegan
Passaic
N. J
James Haggerty
Hans Lakson
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Finmegan
Standard Oil Company
Haggerty
Lobaot
Finnegan
Weather Ver Huron and Vicinity Petr Tonight and Saturday
Weather forecast covers Huron and nearby areas with cooler temperatures tonight and Saturday. South Dakota outlook shows generally fair conditions tonight with cooler highs and overnight lows.
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Huron
Petr
South Dakota
Ned Cent
Entries In Account Book Reveal Short Romance Tale
Boston May 19 Vaughan of Wollaston found a pocket notebook with dated entries detailing payments and gifts for a stenographer from April 2 to April 26. The items include salaries, meals, a fur coat, flowers, candy, and theatre outings, suggesting a romantic subplot tied to the stenographer. Vaughan published the contents hoping to locate the owner.
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Boston
William Vaughan
Wollaston
Vaughan
Vais
Labor backs sales tax plan for public works funding
Washington May 16 Labor leader William Green of the American Federation of Labor endorsed a sales tax approach to finance a 3.2 billion dollar public works bond issue. He told the House Ways and Means Committee he would support the tax if revenue funds public works and emergency uses, while labor remains wary of the breakfast tax and favors income tax shifts and higher gasoline taxes. The testimony highlighted employment aims, anti-sweatshop goals, and protections for collective bargaining, with Wagner calling the bill an employment measure and noting the potential to raise living standards.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Control West
Wagner
Douglas
Green
Isbor
Cullen
Tammany
Ways and’ Means
de Douglas
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
State Meet Of South Dakota Young Democrats
More than 200 members of Young Democratic clubs in South Dakota are expected for the first state meeting. Delegates to the national convention in Kansas City will be chosen. Sessions begin at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at Hotel Marvin Hughitt mezzanine. Thomas Eastman will address on Activities of the Administration to date at a banquet in the Elks ballroom. Official delegates will be selected, with Beadle County and Pierre delegations represented. Toastmaster Clarke presides at the banquet. entertainment includes music, talks, and dances.
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South Dakota
Kansas City
Marvin Hughitt
Thomas Eastman
Pierce
Will
Bate
Elks
Terry McCullen
Huron
Ant
Pierre
Beadle County
Young
Democratic Club
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Nadine Russell
Pieris
State House’ Club
J. F. Wickham
Sioux Falls
R Oforka Tor
Beadle
Preanes
Vernon J. Clarke
Stile Nicholich
Clarke
Muse
Glazier
Jas
John E. Walsh
Yankton
Stanley
Brekhus
Rapid City
Democratic Party
Goldie Wells
Webster
Young Democratic Club
Anna Struble
National Democratic
Joe Ryan
Democratic
Marilyn Dickey
Iroquois
Jane Hurst
Pavildin
New York Boy Convicted in Schoolyard Stabbing Death
A Queens schoolboy aged 12 was convicted of stabbing William Bender to death after a dispute over a superstition. He received a sentence of 20 years to life and was ordered confined at Sing Sing prison.
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New ‘York
Hary’ March
Queens
William Bender
Mrs. Roosevelt Heads to New England in Weekend Trip
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived in New York by train on May 15 and plans to depart this afternoon in her car for a week end trip to New England.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New England
Beer Revenues From April Tax Take Reported
The April tax haul from beer legalization reached 9.14 million dollars with a 5 per barrel levy accounting for 8.29 million and licenses and wine taxes making up the rest. The 23 day period after legalization suggests a yearly total near 135 million, below earlier estimates. overall April revenues fell about 153 million compared to March but rose 34 million from April 1932, with March receipts boosted by 173 million in income taxes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
T Department
Expedition and executions amid Cuban rebel crackdown
Reports from Havana say Maj Assenlo Ortiz plans a drumhead court martial driven campaign against rebels in Santa Clara and Camaguey. Army forces have hanged several revolutionaries, a guard unit sits at Banes Beach awaiting Central American expedition, while planes reconnoiter the coast. Rebels tally about 12 dead with 40 wounded. local radicals claim the time is not ripe for revolution.
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Havana
Assenlo Ortiz
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Banes Beach
Bayana
Central America
Gibara
brush+es
Sancti Spiritus
Ortiz
Ricardo Campos
Sarita
Radical Revolutionary Party
Santa ‘Clara
Regents May Block Removal of South Dakota Engineering School
Vermillion May 19 The supreme court of South Dakota may hear an action to enjoin the board of regents from removing the engineering department at the state university. Attorneys for petitioners indicated a suit would be filed within days to challenge regents orders as exceeding authority.
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Vermillion
Supreme Court of South Dakota
Board of Regents
Firyn
State -University
Max Royhl
Furon
C. Coldwell
Sioux’ Falls
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Herman G. James
State University
South Dakota
Recruiting Station To Be Closed Here
The Navy will close its recruiting station in the area as part of a broad economy program trimming 53 million dollars from the next fiscal year's budget. The Huron office head L. J. Boudreaux expects an official notice soon. Sub stations will form part of the reductions, with overall Navy personnel cut by 4,000 from 81,000 to 77,000 as recruiting halts.
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Navy
More
L. J. Boudreaux
Huron
Debts Cut Suggested in Italy Budget Report
In Rome 1942 Finance Minister Guido Jung proposed an 80 percent reduction in debts owed by former Allied governments to the United States. Jung, returning from the United States, presented the budget in the chamber of deputies after discussions with President Roosevelt ahead of the world economic conference.
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U.S
Rome
United States
Ministry of Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Finance
Guido Jung
Signor Jung
Roosevelt
Roosevelt did not leap into world peace leadership
Washington column cites Paul Mailon on Roosevelt’s approach to world peace. Dispatches from abroad shaped his thinking as Hitler remained a looming factor. Russia and Soviet trade are highlighted as key to European economics and potential alliances to counter German aggression.
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Washington
Paul Mailon
Roosevelt
Congress
Hitler
Europe
Russia
London
Geneva Parley Advances as Hitler and Roosevelt Plea Frame Talks
Delegates resume the Geneva disarmament conference amid optimism over Chancellor Hitler and President Roosevelt calls for international cooperation. Washington’s six point plan and British proposals are under review, with Navodz Nadolny and Norman Davis shaping positions as nations weigh arms reduction and enforcement.
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Geneva
Hitler
Roosevelt
Cena
Norman H. Davis
At-Lange
Washington
Poe
Prana Tins Montafend
Frame Ynew
League of Nations
Rudolph Nadolny
Uint
Berlin
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
White House
Michail Kalinin
All Union Central Executive Committee
Moscow
Russia
Ketelle To Speak At Sioux Falls Tonight
Dr Hubert Ketelie pastor of the Huron Presbyterian church departed for Sioux Falls to deliver a speech this evening at a prominent lodging venue, as announced in local notices.
New Peace Hope Is Seen By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt notes a better reception for his peace message and Chancellor Hitler's speech. The improved tone at the Geneva conference eases international tensions. He believes if replies translate into action real progress toward disarmament can be made at Geneva.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Nitler
Bandit Foursome Rob Bank in Okabena Raid
A four-member bandit group two men and two women raided the First State Bank of Okabena taking about 2500 dollars. They subdueds customers with sub machine guns, forced cashier R M Jones to open the vault and led victims to the vault area before fleeing. Townspeople fired on the getaway car as it left. This was the fourth local holdup since Tuesday with similar robberies in Farmington Canova Buxton and a cashier killed at Buxton.
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Okabena
Mint
First State Bank of
First State Bank
R. M. Jones
Jones
Farmington
Minn
Canova
Buxton
N. D
Buxton Wedntaday
Bricelyn
Bombing Hinted as Revenge Motive in Chicago Case
Chicago reports the bombing of Dr. Mitchell Corbett's office, with police speculating the motive could be vengeance by bandits once captured in a Rondout Illinois mail robbery a decade ago. Corbett had treated Wille News ton, shot during the robbery, which helped police seize the gang.
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Chicago
Mitchell Corbett
Rondout
Convicts Kill Guard Then Escape In Mississippi
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on May 194, two convicts Henry Wardett and John Brown killed guard C J Tullos and escaped with a second officer handcuffed to a chair as they fled in the officers car. Sheriff E B Hudson of Forrest county reported the names and incident details.
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Hattiesburg
C.J. Tullos
Bill Hollingsworth
E. B. Hudson
Forrest County
Henry Wardett
John Brown
Bhops ae hy glass loss figures unclear
Fragmentary OCR note references losses of 50 000 and 75 000 dollars but the context and subjects are unreadable. No clear person organization or place is identifiable from the text.
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Eastman
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Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Simon
Parley
Sir John Sim
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World Disarmament Center
Council of
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Robert W. Bingham
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