Conservatives Take Canada’s Government After Election Victory
Ottawa reports the Conservative party under Premier R. B. Bennett has formed the new government, replacing W. L. Mackenzie King. Bennett will lead as secretary of state for external affairs and finance, with Omriatio holding seven portfolios and Quebec receiving four. Parliament will convene in September to tackle unemployment.
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R. B. Bennet
Canada
Liberal Party
W. L. MacKenzie King
Bennett
Alberta
Omiatio
Quebec
Dne
Maritime Provinces
Great Lakes
Gideou D Robertson
Labor Department
Pariament
Robertson
250000 Donation to Convalescent Home Planned
Mrs Lloyd Raymond Smith announced a $250,000 convalescent home gift for Milwaukee Children’s Hospital. The 50 bed facility will be in Waukesha County ten miles west of Milwaukee, with construction starting immediately and hoped to be occupied in March. It stands as one of the largest single charitable gifts in the area’s history.
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Lloyd Raymond Smith
A. Q. Smith Company
Milwaukee Children's Hospital
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
American Legion air tour opens with Wisconsin flight run
Ten airplanes took off from an Oshkosh area base today for Prairie du Sac marking the start of the American Legion air tour across eleven Wisconsin cities. The schedule lists Beaver Dam New London Rhinelander Merrill Stevens Point Wausau Marshfield Rice Lake and a two day Superior stop before Kohler and the Sheboygan convention.
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Prairie du Sac In
American Legion
Wisconsin
Beaver Dam
New London
Rhinelander
Merrill
Stevens Point
Wausau
Marshfield
Rice Lake
Ekern backs La Follette in Wisconsin primary campaign
Madison area Republican Herman L. Ekern former attorney general and state central committee chairman endorses Phil La Follette for governor. He criticizes current administration spending and touts La Follette's record as Dane County district attorney ridding the area of gangsters while condemning liquor rings and crime under the present regime.
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Madison
Republican State Central Committee of
Wisconsin
Herman L. Ekern
Phil la Follette
la Follette
Ekern
Republican Party of
Kohler
Supreme Court
Rennhblicay Party
Dane County
Man Known as Fenceovich Doubts Lindbergh Tale
Superior Wisconsin report profiles a local man living alone on highway 24 near Ashland who dismisses the Lindbergh kidnap story. Born in Jugoslavia 66 years ago he owns a 28 acre farm bought in 1914 and jokes he would sell only for enough silver dollars to cover the land.
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Superior
Wis
Pi—Fourd
Lindbergh
Hoover Faces Drought With Federal Relief Plans In Place
President Hoover pushes drought relief as the weather bureau notes no immediate relief yet. Forecaster Weightman predicts potential showers and cooler temperatures in the upper Mississippi valley within days. Hoover convenes Farm Board members and Stanley Reed at the White House to discuss relief measures. Hyde reviews plans and cabinet discusses actions.
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Washington
Weathery Bureau
R. H. Weightman
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Mackenzie Valley
Great Slave Lake
Canada
Weightman
Hoover
Agriculture Department
Federal Farm Board
Stanley Reed
White House
Samuel R. McKelvin
Charles 8. Wilson
Hyde
Appleton Farmer in Critical Condition After Heat Exposure
Clarence Summer, 70, of Appleton, was found in a care yard after a heart attack while driving. He lay helpless for 24 hours with a St. Bernard for company. A passing peddler could not help, but relatives arrived and provided medical care. Doctors said the prolonged exposure left him in extremely critical condition.
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Appleton, Wis.a.r
Clarence Summer
Appleton
Summer
Athletics Take 5 1 First Game From White Sox
The Athletics limited Chicago to one run in the first game of a doubleheader and won 5 to 1. Dykes and Simmons contributed for Southampton, N C. Frank Shields, who beat Bill Tilden yesterday, fell to Sidney B Wood in straight sets in the semi finals.
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Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
A's
Chicago
Simmons
Southampton
N. C
Frank Shields
Bill Tilden
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Civil War Seen if Farmers Become Peasants
University of Virginia speech by Carl Williams, secretary of the Federal Farm Board, warned that failure of the agricultural marketing act could spark civil strife and a more radical bill. He cited drought relief actions and said farmers remain the last to receive government aid, questioning tariff benefits for large political crops.
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Agricultural Marketing Act
Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board
University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs
Williams
América
America
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Answ
Storm of cyclonic force wrecks cottages in Wisconsin region
A cyclone like storm yesterday wrecked four cottages and uprooted trees in Phelps Wisconsin. A small boat was lifted from the water and dropped 200 feet away. The Butter nut Franklin resort area near Three Lakes also suffered damage with two cottages demolished.
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Phelps
Wis
Butternut-Franklin
Three Lakes
Wisconsin potato growers form state certified feed association
The Wisconsin Certified Feed Potato Association, a new group formed at Stark, plans to consolidate older potato grower groups across the state. Officers elected include directors J. Vixon Pembine, John Potts Spooner, James Stark Antigo, Arthur Rad elite, James Isherwood Eagle River, 4 B Blomberg Plover, and James Dance Milwaukee.
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Dander, Wis
UPI
Wisconsin Certified
Feed Potato Association
Stark
Wis
Eagle River
James Isherwood
B. Blomberg
Ogema
James Dance
Milwaukee
Negro Williams Electrocuted in Texas for Attack Case
Rainey Williams a 33 year old Port Arthur Black man was electrocuted at the Texas state penitentiary at 12 09 a m He was the first man in Texas executed for an attack on a Black woman At trial on July 2 in Port Arthur two white girls identified him as their attacker He was moved from a Beaumont jail to the penitentiary amid mob dangers.
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Huntsville
Tex
Rainey Willams
Port Arthur
Texas
Port J Arthur
Willians
Port Aichi
Beaumont
Kohler Pledges Aid To Waterways
Wisconsin Gov. Walter J. Kohler pledged aid to waterways development at the Great Lakes Harbors association banquet. He urged federal funding for the St. Lawrence river seaway and called for a deep waterway to the Atlantic as a national undertaking benefiting lake ports. Convention sessions closed today.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Great Lakes Harbors Association
Kohler
St. Lawrence River
St. Lawrence Waterway
Atlantic
America
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Prominent Executive Sued for Breach of Promise to Marry
Miss Madge Mitchell, a motion picture actress, sues William N. Isischnigan a Los Angeles director and cousin of Max Fleischmann for 10000 alleging Fritz Fleischmann promised marriage. She accompanied him on a pre wedding trip to Hawaii and says he refused to provide further support, leaving her stranded in a ship homeward.
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Los Angeles
William N. Isischnigan
Crimean Corporation
Max Fleischmann
Madge Mitchell
Mist Mitchell
Houston
Pex
Freeschmann
Hollywood
Tieiehmann
Milwaukee mother seeks help to find husband and son
Mrs. Fred Murray of River Forest appeals for newspaper aid after a fourteen month search across the country. She recalls teaching her son Jimmie to read at age four and notes Jimmie may see her message. the husband and boy disappeared after a trip to Omaha last November with a red-haired woman whose husband later divorced her. She is willing to forgive to bring them home.
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Milwaukee
Fred Murray
River Forest
Platteville ‘Teachers’ College
Jimmie
Murray
Bey
Omaha
Grobschmidt Declares Reelection Bid in Milwaukee
Milwaukee assemblyman John W. Grobschmidt, linked to the repeal of the state prohibition law, announced his candidacy for reelection. He represents Milwaukee County's seventeenth district and filed the declaration today.
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Milwaukee
John W. Grobachmidt
Milwaukee County
Lindbergh urges transoceanic routes to unite world air links
Col. Charles A Lindbergh in a formal radio address argues that next years will bring a global network of air routes linking continental services. He says airplanes will augment ground transport and simplify international intercourse to aid mutual understanding and trade. He delivered the address twice to European and American audiences.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lindbergh
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Columbia
National Broadcasting
Eek
Lind Nae
Hoover urged to open negotiations for waterways pact
Green Bay Wisconsin reports a resolution from the Great Lakes Harbors association urging President Hoover and Canadian officials to begin diplomatic talks toward a treaty for the St. Lawrence Seaway. The group says construction could relieve unemployment and boost cross border commerce.
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Wis
Hoover
Canada
St. Lawrence Waterway
Great Lakes
21. Lawrence
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Lee
Marshfield Seer Predicts Prolonged Drought Through September
Marshfield Wisconsin reports a local seer, Ewald Benesch, famous for onion-based weather forecasts, predicting a nationwide drought will persist through September. He bases his claims on the internal layers of vegetables.
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Marshfield
Wis
U.2
Ewald Benesch
Benesch
Canned lines higher as drought trims supply
Madison says drought will raise prices for canned goods. Harvey Burr of the Wisconsin Canners Association notes a 1–2 million case drop from an expected 17.5 million, while overall yield falls 15 percent though acreage rises 15 percent.
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Madison
Harvey Burr
Wisconsin Canners’ Association
Burr
Wisconsin
Stock Market Slides Under Heavy Selling Pressure
New York stocks suffered a sharp drop as selling surged led by professional bear operators and broad liquidation. Prices fell $5 to $15 per share on many blue chips amid extensive volume and widespread losses, with only a few gains recorded. In Chicago, corn prices plunged up to 7 1/2 cents per bushel while wheat sagged but closed irregular, down fractions to higher.
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Chicago
Washington
Calif ornia Supreme Court Hears Folsom Session On Billings Case
The California Supreme Court planned a session at Folsom prison to hear Warren K. Billings in the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing case that killed ten. John MacDonald testified he lied at the 1916 trial, prompting a retrial view that could broaden to Mooney's fate, with ultimate pardons resting with Governor Young.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Folsom
Warren K. Billings
John MacDonald
Billings
Thomas J. Meoney
MacDonald
Mooney
Lowenthal Resigns From Hoover Commission Over Antics
Max Lowenthal, lawyer, quits as secretary of Hoover’s law enforcement commission after thirteen months. He cites disappointment with the panel’s failure to conduct a scientific study of law violation and enforcement and protests secrecy breaches and political expediency.
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New York
New York World Today
Max Lowenthal
Hoover
Lex Enforcement Commission
Hoover Law Enforcement
George W Wickersham
Commission
Anc
Orewches
Omnon Sarrement
Dts Covana
Lowenthal
Eas
Hig Resigantia
Slain man linked to Lake City gangsters identified
Hugh Rausch 30, once of Oshkosh, found dead in Lake Pepin with acid burns after likely murder by gangsters near Lake City Minnesota. Police traced his marriage to Viola Kannenberg and noted he used the name Harry Hanser in Rockford. Body recovered Thursday. wife and sister to decide on inquest after Lake City contact.
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Lake City
Minn
Oshkosh
Rausch
Lake Pepin
Rockford
Harry Hanser
Harry Hansser
Minnesota
Viola Kannenberg
Joseph
Kannenberg Iater
Long Beach
Calif
Miwaukee
Rocksford
Ragine
Broughton urges surplus wheat sale to aid famine
Sheboygan Press editor C E Broughton urges the nation to buy all surplus wheat and donate it to the American Red Cross to feed starving people abroad. The proposal aims to solve the over supply issue while boosting national goodwill and avoiding crop reductions.
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Broughton
Sheboygan
Wis
U.p—Innis Iead
C. E. Broughton
Sheboygan Press
American Red Cross
Naturalist Aims to Cross-Breed Pigeons With Owls
Waterbury Connecticut report notes Lester Green of Prospect pursuing a night-seeing carrier pigeon that can deliver messages orally. He has allegedly developed a bird that carries messages at night, though details remain disputed by the Prospect observer.
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Waterbury. Conn
U.P
Lester Green
Prospect
Waterbury
Lester
Spocén
Shaloney
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