Frank defends university chief in Senate probe
University of Wisconsin President Glenn Frank testified before the anti corruption senate committee denying charges against Chester D. Snell the extension dean. Frank presented an itemized list of Snell’s alleged personal and administrative faults and clashed with lawmakers over his reading. In a separate note a young burglar was killed during a burglary attempt in Minneapolis as patrolmen closed in.
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Frank
Snell
W. H. Shenners
Dr. Frank
Dean Snell
Frink
Gossipers Peeved By Woman Losing 21 Pounds
Gossipers remark on a woman's 21 pound loss prompts discussion of dieting. The ad-like fragment promotes a questionable product claiming to help reduce weight with mis-spelled terms and odd phrasing.
Public Enemy No 1 William Mahan Named Cold Ruthless Veteran
Americas newest Public Enemy No 1 is William Mahan a Canadian born crime veteran with a 15 year record. From petty theft to bank jobs his spree included Oakville Rathdrum Centralia Cle Elum and a failed Weyerhaeuser kidnapping plot. He was jailed in 1923 paroled 1924 and later sentenced again to prison after a Butte heist with recovered loot. Now believed hiding in Montana with his share of the Weyerhaeuser ransom reports say.
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America
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Mahan
Washington State Penitentiary
Oakville
Wash
Manan
Rathdrum
Idaho
Butte
Mont
Weyerhaeuser
Rathdrum Bank
Centralia
Cle Elum
Montana
Public Enemies Tighten Net As Weyerhaeuser Case Grows
Federal agents and police converge on George Weyerhaeuser case as they close in on suspects. The pursuit signals another Public Enemy No. 1 being added to the roster of those killed or captured, with authorities threading through scores of leads.
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George Weyerhaeuser
Floodlight plans stir night baseball in Galesville
Galesville Wisconsin volunteers work on installing floodlights in Reception park for night baseball games. Two outings are planned to draw large crowds. Also on the schedule are local political and community events including a Farmers Equity Union quarterly session and a county highway gathering. Local residents and guests are mentioned with several travel notes and minor accidents reported. A white squirrel sighting in Texas in 1933 is noted as a historical oddity.
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Galesville
Wis
Athlete’s Foot Is No Joke
An old advertising copy warns of athlete’s foot itching burning cracks and blisters. It claims the infection can spread if untreated and promotes Moone’s Emerald Oil at 53 cents a bottle with money back guarantee through Hoeschler Bros and other druggists.
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Moone
Hoeschler Bros
America
Adr
Radio Saturday June 15 Listings Across Networks
Radio Saturday schedule notes CST times and coast to coast stations NBC WEAF CBS WABC and more. Multiple orchestras bands programs and specials listed with hour blocks and repeated shows across East Midwest and West networks.
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Nbc-Weaf
WEAF
Midwest
WMAQ
WTMJ
WSTP
Tommy Tucker
O—A
Pearce
His
Radio City Party
al Jolson
The
Chateau
CBS
WABC
KMEC
KMOX
Wcco
M. Sherman
Village Green
Buffalo
Jean Hrunesco
Princeton
Frederic Wie
Frank Dalley
Press
Cleveland Concert Orchestra
Radio Rostrum
Dixie
Kurkdie
Barlow Symphony Orches
California
Bernie
Abe Taximan
Claude Hawkins
Grvie Knapp
Basic
Art Jarrett
Harn
Shander
Henry Busse
Ray Noble
Radio Tonight Listings With NBC CBS Schedule
The evening radio lineup features NBC and CBS programs across stations WEBC WMAQ KSTP WTMI WLW WIMJ WISN WOC WABC WCCO and WBBM WISN WOC WABC. Highlights include Concert at 6 pm, First Nighter 7 pm, and Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd at 8:30 pm with Sonny Woods' orchestra at 10 pm.
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Associated Press
NBC
WEBC
WMAQ
KSTP
WTMI
Court of Human Relations
CBS
WBBM
WABC
WOC
WCCO
KMOX
WLW
P. m
WIMJ
Funeral services for Mrs Christine Rud set for Sunday
Christine Sanderson Rud born near Waukon June 17 1900 lived locally. Married L O Rud Nov 2 1904. Survived by stepchildren Genette Larson Wilma Brewster Leonard Rud Sioux Falls Ruby Walter Minneapolis Walter Fletcher Chicago Odin Rud Lansing. Pallbearers Leonard Odin Rud George Walter Leonard Helmer Ascham. Burial Oak Hill cemetery.
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Lansing
Christine Rud
Norwegian Lutheran Church
A. P. Lea
Christine Sanderson
Waukon
L. O. Rud
Rud
Genette Larson
Wilma Brewster
Leonard Rud
Sioux Falls
Ruby Walter
Minneapolis
Walter Fletcher
Chicago
Odin Rud
Leonard
George
Walter
Helmer Ascham
Oak Hill Cemetery
Moro bandit shoots war out of trap near Ganassi
A Moro banditDimakaling ambushed police near Ganassi Lanao, wounding a constabulary surgeon and injuring eight followers who were captured or imprisoned. Authorities condemn treachery among allies in this violent incident reported on Manila’s front page.
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Manila
Ganassi
Lanao
Dimakaling
Assembly Fight On Bill To Boost State Tax On Oleo
Madison Wis A hard fight looms in the assembly next week over the Cashman bill raising the oleomargarine tax from six to 15 cents a pound The oleomargarine industry opposes arguing discrimination against southern states and possible retaliatory measures Wisconsin sales data show oleo margarine gaining versus butter The measure has gained support as dairy interests back higher taxes The campaign against the bill has slowed sales of oleomargarine in Wisconsin and northern legislators seek more tax delinquent relief The slot machine licensing effort draws little support and northern counties push for more state advances on delinquent taxes Governor La Follette would sign if the bill reaches him
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Everett Madison
Wis
Assembly
Wisconsin
la Follette
Dane County
Madison
Milwaukee Chosen For Baptists Meet 1936 Conven tion Site
Milwaukee was chosen as the 1936 convention site at the closing session of the Wisconsin Baptists annual meeting held Thursday. Officials elected include W. W. Noble of Oshkosh as president, Mrs. J. Crawford of Beloit as vice president, Rev. E. Dakin of Milwaukee as vice president, Rev. L. B. Holzer of Milwaukee as recording secretary, A. L. Stone of Madison as assistant recording secretary, H. W. Bardenwerper of Milwaukee as treasurer, and Rev. Fred W. Field of Green Bay as historian.
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Eau Claire
Wis—Fi
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Baptists
W. W. Noble
Oshkosh
J. Crawford
Beloit
Fred W. Field
Green Bay
VEXICAN OFFICIAL SLAIN IN DUEL
Ensenada customs chief Raoul Portu gal was killed and political leader Enrique Topete was critically wounded in a clash that marked a prolonged political struggle. The report notes a correlation between lunar proximity and increased earthquakes, a claim tied to the event.
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Ensenada
Raoul Portugal
Enrique Topete
Youth Sentenced For Slaying Bride
Joseph Lieb Steinmetz, 22, a Bible student, was convicted of manslaughter for killing his bride in a priest’s room at Morris Hall Home for the Aged in Lawrenceville New Jersey. He received eight to 16 years, plus terms for gun possession. The judge indicated the state would not pursue the priest’s death.
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New York
Joseph Lieb Steinmetz
General Sessions
Charles Nout
John J. Leonard
Morris Hall
Lawrenceville
N. J
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