Chiang builds air force to resist enemy in China
Reports from Tientsin claim Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek formed an air fleet with 60 foreign pilots for possible war with Japan. A mysterious Chinese scout plane allegedly operated near Japanese positions, eluding pursuit. Japanese estimates show 182,000 Chinese troops in the north with 35,000 at Paoting and 40,000 at Chengting, while Chinese casualties run high. Japan adds 15,000 troops in Tientsin, bringing total to about 45,000 in the region as Peiping disarms police and embassies prepare for limited operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
U.2
Chiang Kai Shek
Japan
Foreign Legion
Paoting
Chengting
Shunteh
Tippeh
Peiping
Takeo Imai
Four Wheel Drive Employes union gains recognition
The state labor relations board announced Clintonville's Four Wheel Drive Employes association as the first unaffiliated workers organization recognized as a bona fide employment union under the new act. Two prior unaffiliated applications were denied for lacking bona fide status after a July 7 Clintonville hearing. Only board listed unions receive official recognition as bargaining agents.
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Madison—t
State Labor Relations Board
Hts
Four Wheel Drive Employes Association
Clintonville
A.F. of L
Four Wheel Drive
One Hurt As Bus Tips On Detour For Highway 10
A Greyhound bus carrying 48 passengers tipped on a detour near Auburndale Wisconsin early this morning. Marcella Steel of Chicago suffered contusions to her right forearm knee and back and received hospital treatment. The bus was righted and resumed its trip to Chicago from Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
Greyhound
Auburndale
Marcella Steel
Chicago
Duluth
Farm labor strife delays Plymouth plant reopening
Detroit reports tense talks as Plymouth Motor Co and United Automobile Workers fail to secure a return to work for the 11,000 Plymouth employees amid a sit down in a key department. Union leaders accuse Chrysler of building a case against the union while the company cites lack of union assurances to resume production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Plymouth Motor Company
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Plymouth
Milwaukee
Richard Frankensteen
T the Corporation
Chrysler
U. A.W
Corporaton
Fireman Dies After Train Wreck Near Sweden Wis
Ashland Wis July 7 A double header freight wreck 30 miles from Ashland left both locomotives and eight cars off the rails near Sweden Wis Fireman R H Ellison 42 Spooner Wis died at Ashland hospital from severe scalding suffered in the crash Brakeman T C Baland and engineer dim Sidders also of Spooner were injured Ellison died after ambulance transport to hospital authorities said heat spreading the rails caused the derailment
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Ashland
Wis
Here
R. H. Ellison
Spooner
Ellison
Sweden
T. C. Baland
Dim Sidders
Baland
Over 5 000 Register At Legion Convention
Milwaukee reports more than 5 000 registered as the Wisconsin American Legion opens its 19th annual convention. Delegates, visitors, and guests from Wisconsin and neighboring states will attend four days of events including parades, banquets, dances, and rifle matches. Governor La Follette and Past National Commander J phy will speak at the department banquet. The parade Monday afternoon features 87 musical units, 57 boats, 17 stunts, and 35 floats with about 15 000 participants. Local businesses observe a half holiday for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
la Follette
J. Phy
American Legion
Henry C. Okey
Osceola
Lawrence Smth
Racine
Ripon Gage in Patent Rights Started Today
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin a suit by Barlow Seelig Manufacturing of Ripon against Allen J Patch seeks to recover a washing machine transmission patent. A status quo agreement keeps injunction against assignment, with a $10,000 bond ordered.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Barlow & Seelig Manufacturing Company
Ripon
Wisconsin
Delaware Corporation
Allen J. Patch
Ripon Mechanical
Patch
Cc. F. van Pelt
American Ironing Machine Company
Algonquin I
Claim Patch
Paich
Wisconsin and Great Lakes Weather Outlook Brief
The region trends toward warm humid conditions with chances of local showers in the northwest and southwest portions. An August 9 to 14 outlook calls for continued warmth and humidity across the Great Lakes with no precipitation reported from Rockford Observatory data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwest
Por- Won
Southwest
por-Won
Hayre
Winnemucca
Chicago
Great Lakes
Rockstaff Observatory
Donald Horst May Go Back to Old Home
Chicago reports that Otto and Martha Horst obtained written consent to adopt 31 month old Donald Horst from his natural parents John and Lydia Regan after a court conference. A habeas corpus writ was planned as the case nears closure.
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Chicago
Otto
Martha Horst
John
Lydia Regan
Donald Horst
Asst. Atty
John E. Johnson
Regan
Horsts
Mrs
Fred Ewerton
Regans
Wilbert Crowley
Ewert
Crowley
Otto Horst
John Rose
Senate Approves Jobless Census Measure
The Senate passed a bill sponsored by Sen. Hugo L. Black to conduct a census of partially employed and unemployed persons in the United States. Cost is estimated at 4 to 5 million dollars with results likely by next April. A joint committee will decide the census method and scope.
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Washington
Senate
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Black
James ¥. Byrnes
South Carolina
Commerce and Labor Department
Secretaries of Commerce and Labor
WPA
Social Security Board
Central Statisical Board
Three-Party Board Looms for Wage Standards Task
Washington predicts Roosevelt will appoint a five member board representing labor business and the public to set wage and hour standards. The senate plan would authorize curbs on low wages and long workweeks and names potential appointees including Isador Lubin and others linked to NRA studies.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Isador Lubin
Lubin
Labor Statistics
University of Michigan
Brookings Institution
William H. Davis
New York
NRA
Supreme Court
Girl Swims Four Miles To Bring Aid To Friends
Marijorie Murray of Woodmere swam four miles through heavy seas to summon help for her fiance Arnold McCloat and two friends, Helen McNiff and John Jancoski, after their motor launch Mary Ann capsized four miles off Far Rockaway. Coast guardsmen rescued the others. Murray required emergency treatment for exhaustion and exposure.
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New York
Coast Guardsmen
Far Rockaway Beach
Marijorie Murray
Woodmere
Albert Allspach
Miss Murray
Arnold McCloat
Helen McNiff
John Jancoski
Jancoski
Mary Ann
Coast Guard
Nowes
Walter
Fort Rockaway
Atspach
Miss. Murray
McCloat
Senate ends six month court fight with narrow judiciary bill
Washington The senate passed a compromise measure limiting changes to lower federal tribunals and omitted any Supreme Court enlarging provisions from Roosevelt era plans. The bill returns to the House for approval with little opposition expected as administration allies praised the broader approach and lawmakers note potential adjournment within two weeks.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Steagzall
Alabama
Ways and Means Committee
Supreme Court
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Garner
Lewis
Illinois
McCarren
Nevada
Judiciary Committee
Hatch
New Mexico
Burke
Nebraska
Noted Milwaukee Attorney Is Dead
Madison Milwaukee attorney Russell Jackson 63 died at a hospital after a long illness. Born in De Pere he moved to Madison early, UW Law School graduate 1899, deputy attorney general 1907 to 1913, then counsel for Ashien brewing and real estate in Milwaukee. Survived by widow Lucile Durley of Superior, two sons Russell Jr and Jonathan, five brothers and two sisters. Funeral tomorrow at Grace Episcopal Church at 4 p.m. with burial at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Madison
Russell Jackson
Milwaukee
de Pere
Wis
University of Wisconsin Law School
Ashien Brewing
Lucile Durley
Superior
Russell Jr
Jonathan
Reginald
James
Arnold
Sydney Jackson
J. E. Jackson
Alice
Bettina Jackson
Grace Episcopal Church
F. D. Butler
Forest Hill Cemetery
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Chiang
Clintonville Union
Unions
Ripon Gage
John Regan
Fred Ewert
BOR
George M. Harrison
George H. Mead
Harrison
Association of
Railway Executives
Mead
Dayton, Ohio
Business Advisory Council
The
Donald Richberg
S. Clay Williams
Richberg
Williams
Ft. J. Reynold Tobacco Company
Edward F. McGrady
Morris Leeds
Philadelphia
M. B. Folsom
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Company
W. A. Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
Walter Wheeler
Stamford
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Edward J. Neil
Aragon
Teruel
Madrid-Valencia
Bay of Biscay
Sse
Franco
Valencia
Barcelona
Santander
Asturias
Biscayan
Mediterranean
HOH Tribunal
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