Clipper Plane Plans Flight From Alameda to Midway Isle
Alameda report states Pan American clipper craft will depart Monday for Midway Island on a round trip to Hawaii last month. The San Francisco region route covers 2 800 miles over water. Lt. Musick heads a land survey from California toward Midway, Wake, Guam, and the Philippines as part of a projected Pacific route.
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Alameda
Calif
Onakland Trikium
Hawaii
Midway
Bergrand
Sig
Hawai Wall
Tribune
Cit. L. Musick
North Haven
Midway Island
Hone
Wake Island
Wall
Guam
Philippines
Turkish road tax evaders forced to labor on new roads
About 100,000 Turks who did not pay the annual road tax of SG were put to work on highway construction around Istanbul by order of President Karal. The government overseeing works along and around the city, with miles of new roads planned, while Seetinidions EWING CIRCLE and Ghia-At details mention age and curls in attendance.
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Karal
Istanbul
Ptedae
Lbor
Paienenaie Seetinidions
Bangor day program and community notices
A Bangor Wisconsin Sunday program by Presbyterian church and youth groups features a primary program with choirs solos and recitations led by numerous local students including Merle Mac Jenkins Jane Louise Kucha Kenneth Ruppenthal and many others. The Presbyterian aid society plans a June meeting while various pastors and residents gather for a Christ or Communism paper read by E Stanley Jones at Sparta Warrens and Tamah. The American Legion auxiliary hosts a farewell for George Warner and family, with guests from Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin. A farm credit note updates peasant debt moratorium and 1942 interest arrears. German Fishermen schooling is announced in Altoona to train unemployed workers in shipboard skills.
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Ror
Wis
Pressbyterian
Young, Peoples
Chow Sun Wom
Young Peoples
Deuce Barnes
Barbur King
Talyanaster
Merle Mac Jenkins
Lalyun Foster
Jane Louise Kucha
Kenneth Ruppenthal
Kenneth Filfer
Lorna Bareta
Jerry Pearse
Leonard Mainesworth
Beronard
Sal Nu
Germaine Wolf
Junior Jenkins
Marlene Meyer
Janet Lee Sultany
Carol Ruppenthal
Shirley Meyer
Ann Menking
Arkin Bowrn
Jacqueling Thourenell
John Swerman
Bernard Sultau
Leonard Hainesworth
Lorna Barclay
Mary Lou Thourenell
Florence Severson
Robert Jensen
Mary Ellen Kuhn
Caral Barelay
Jacqueline Barnes
Martha Amn ‘Thourenell
Donna Joan Meyer
Mildred Severson
Varvinia Meyer
Ekune Swerman
Isobel Vaughan
Elwin Severson
Bangor Tuestday
F. F.parsons
Baptist Burch
Mmes
Phillips
Jordan
Sparta
Baxter
Jean
Tamah
JT. W. Taylor
Warrens
McLain and Coleman
Edith Barber
E. Stanley Jones
McLain
Fountain City High School to Grant 14 Diplomas
Fountain City Wisconsin plans graduation exercises Friday evening for a class of fourteen. C J Brewer of Eau Claire Teachers College will deliver the commencement address and M L Fugina of Fountain City will present the diplomas. Valedictorian is Marcel Andres and salutatorian Andrew Ruben.
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Fountain City
Wis
C. J. Brewer
Eau Claire Teachers College
M. L. Fugina
Marcel Andres
Andrew Ruben
la Croix Johnson
Ernest Schlessleman
Warren Shankey
Carl Heitman
Henry Patzner
Marianna Klein
Luella Schwanke
Ruth Most
Ruby Mae Bond
Fern Fried
Lillian Hendricks
Verona Duckman
Joe Bechly
Waseka
Minn
Frederick Roettiger
Chicago
Fred Roetlizer
Jean Reinhardt
New York City
New Manchukuo Law Redefines Chinese as Foreigners
Manchukuo announces naturalization reforms classifying Chinese residents as foreigners after five years of residence to qualify for citizenship, signaling a major shift in national status for Chinese in Hsinking and across the region.
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Hsinking
Manchukuo
Setting River Afire Becomes Probability in Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials warn a river fire hazard from oil and industrial waste. The harbor commission reminds factories that dumping inflammable refuse is punishable by fines of 5 to 200 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee River
Harbor Commission
Arson Suspect Sedlak Scheduled for June Hearing
Joseph Sedlak, 32, charged with arson in a $114,000 Lake Geneva house fire two years ago, was held for a June 6 hearing on a fugitive warrant. Deputy Greenwald said Sedlak would seek extradition to Walworth County and two Lake Geneva residents identified him near the scene. Sedlak admitted causing the fire but denied setting it.
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Chicago
Joseph Schlak
Wisconsin
Dr. H
Warren
Lake Geneva
William Greenwald
Sedlak
Philip F. la Follette
Walworth County
Greenwald
Seventeen CCC Youths Injured In Truck Crash Near Ft Crook
Seventeen CCC youths at Ft Crook were injured when a CCC truck ran off a highway north of the fort and overturned. Two youths were reported seriously hurt, including Clarence A. Munn with a broken leg and a youth named Steve Schindler with a possible skull fracture.
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Omaha
Neb
Ft. Crook
Clarence A. Munn
Steve Schindler
West Salem eighth graders receive diplomas and honors
Pupils Hazel Opland Luther Sullivan Lester Hanson Spencer Welda Stanley Borchert and Robert Keppel earned eighth grade diplomas at West Salem Saturday with Robert Keppel Hazel Opland and Lester Hanson on the honor roll. Daughters were born to Mr Shirleigh Sullivan and Mr Ray Storandt this week. The Rev J Kroonemeyer and Alex Hanson visited Alida Minnesota on a fishing trip. In Fort Worth Texas a five day dog surveillance ended with a river search after the animal’s presence sparked the pursuit.
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Mindoro
Wis
West Salem
Hazel Opland
Luther Sullivan
Lester Hanson
Spencer Welda
Stanley Borchert
Robert Keppel
Shirleigh Sullivan
Ray Storandt
J. Kroonemeyer
Alex Hanson
Alida
Minn
Denmark forms cautious motorists knights to cut road deaths
A new campaign in Denmark creates a "knight hood" of cautious motorists. Members pledge to yield to cars from behind only when safe, to observe traffic courtesies, and to use care when crossing main highways to reduce fatal accidents. The effort mirrors road safety measures seen in other nations.
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Denmark
Knights
Largest sun dial in world sits in Lafayette yard
The largest sun dial in the world stands in the yard of E. H. White in Macon County Lafayette Tennessee. It weighs over ten tons and the shadow bar measures 25 feet. Read Tribune Want Ads for details.
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Lafayette
Tenn
E. H. White
Macon County
Tribune
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