Primaries at a Glance Boosts Roosevelts Backed Senators
D Worth Clark defeats James Pope in Democratic senatorial primary while Bulkley beats former Gov White in Ohio. Hattie Caraway maintains lead in Arkansas with Roosevelt support. Robert Taft wins Ohio Republican nomination as Gov Carl Bailey leads in Arkansas governor race. Charles Sawyer tops Gov Davey in Ohio for Democratic nomination. Untangled results show Roosevelt backing influenced key races as party consolidation moves forward.
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Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Roosevelt
George White
Robert Taft
Senate
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Associated Press
James P. Pope
Idaho
D. Worth Clark
Herbert E. Hitchcock
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Pope
Bulkley
Farley
Hull
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
Bulk Jey
Marietta
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Arthur H. Day
Caraway
McClean
McClellan
White House
Washington
Farrey
Nebraska
R. L. Cochran
Charles J. Warner
Sawyer
Democratic National
Carl E. Bailey
Japanese Face Heavy Losses in Frontier Clashes
Soviet dispatches report Japanese forces suffered great losses as they attacked hill Z0nzernaya near Kangkufeng. Russian artillery and tanks repelled Japanese assaults while shelling intensified along the four mile Siberian border front. Reports vary on terrain specifics and exact position of hill 53 near Changkufeng.
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Moscow
Kangkufeng Hill
Yuki
Korea
Siberian
Changkufeng
Hill 52
Roosevelt visits Warm Springs for Georgia trip
President Roosevelt arrives at Warm Springs for a two day Georgia swing to discuss the Democratic senatorial primary race. He meets Warm Springs officials and plans to attend events in Barnesville and Athens, while Camp and George vie for Senate nomination amid regional political talks.
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Georgia
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Lawrence S. Camp
Atelanta
Senate
Walter F. George
William B. Ardery
C. S
Pensacola
Fla
Warm Springs Foundation Institute For
University of Georgia At
Athens
Barnesville
Lawrence
Camp
U. S
Atlanta
George
Eugene Talmadge
W. G. Morae
San Diego
Calif
United States
Flayesbord
Bubh Graves
Alabama
Richard Leche
Louisiana
Greenville
D. C
Son D. Smith
Houston
Berkley
Kentuccky
Corn Crop Estimates Forecast for 1938
The Agriculture Department in May forecast a 1938 corn crop of 2,566,221,000 bushels and combined winter and spring crops of 955,898,000 bushels. A farmer referendum on marketing quotas may be required if supplies become excessive. Past surplus is estimated at 450,000,000 bushels with unofficial estimates ranging to 2.9 billion. Officials must decide by November 15 whether a referendum is necessary.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Department
Ava
WPA Employee Files Bankrupt Petition in Chicago
A WPA employee filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 628,892. The debtor, Terre Fisher, son-in-law of John Bain, was tied to Bain banking and real estate firms in Chicago that later failed. Most obligations arose during his tenure with those institutions.
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WPA
Chicago
Terre Fisher
John Bain
Bain Banking
St Nazianz Farmer Bitten by Large Snake at Farm
A St Nazianz farmer was hospitalized after being bitten by a reportedly eight foot long snake with three inch diameter. He said the creature lay by a tree on his farm and struck his hand as he drove the cows home Sunday night.
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Farmy Tressed Family Hospital
G O P Leaders Rally in Indiana to Start Fall Campaigns
Republican leaders count on a Cape near Washington Indiana rally on August 27 to launch fall campaigns. National officials from the party will attend a preparatory meeting in Indianapolis August 26 with chairs and committee heads to map strategy and energize campaigns across Ohio West Virginia Kentucky Michigan and more. Representative Wadsworth of New York is slated for the keynote address amid broad expectations for a strong conservative message.
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Washington D
Indiana
Eve Uree
Naational Committee
Cape Near
Washington
Ind
John Hamion
Local Areas Hit by Heavy Storm State
Severe electrical storms struck Wisconsin towns including Chippewa Falls Milwaukee and Tomah with two hours of heavy rain and frequent lightning. Fires destroyed property power lines were downed and bridges washed out while crops and grain were damaged across counties.
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Chippewa Falls
Henin
PB. Hagen
Ted Calby
Milwaukee
WIT Ward
Wisconsin
New Lisbon
Tomah
Clifton Valley
Monroe County
Hustler
Camp Douglas
Jand Juneau County
Rehearing Denied on Superior Utility Price Order
Madison Wisconsin May decision by the Public Service Commission denies hearing on the order fixing 4 050 000 as just compensation for the property of Superior Water Light and Power Company The commission states all matters were considered prior to the June 29 1938 order The rehearing was requested by the company Chairman Fred S Hunt and Commissioner Robert A Grown did not participate in the decision
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Madison
Wis
State Public Service Commission
Compa
Fred 5
Hunt
Robert A
R. Floyd Grown
Commis
Republic Steel challenges Wagner Act board ruling
William H. Lawrence reports Republic Steel Corp attacks the national labor relations board administration of the Wagner Act. The firm files 16 exceptions and a 136 page brief opposing the board’s proposed order finding it guilty of unfair labor practices and directing reinstatement of 5,000 workers with back pay and to disestablish company dominated unions at five Ohio plants. The company denies strike linkage to its actions and urges the board to acknowledge the strike was caused by its refusal to sign the Carnegie-Illinois contract.
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William H. Lawrence
United Press
Washington
U.P
Republic Steel Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
Committee For Industrial Organization
Tom W. Girdler
Wagner Net
Little Shce
Republic
C. N
Toe i
Ohio
Unian
Respondent
Carnegie-Illinois
Girdler
AG Inspectors to Enforce Health Board Milk Rules
Madison report states inspectors from the department of agriculture and markets may enforce state health board sanitary production standards for fluid milk cream skim milk and buttermilk. Attorney General Orland S. Loorris ruled today. Dr C A Harper noted limited enforcement staff while confirming milk sanitation regulations fall under statutory jurisdiction of both agencies.
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Madison
Department of Agriculture and Markets
State Board of Health
Orland S. Loorris
C. A. Harper
Podell to Serve Year at Waupun
West Bend Wisconsin counsel for Max Podell of Milwaukee was granted leave to withdraw a retrial motion in an erbe ment charge verdict from last October. Podell agreed to surrender to the sheriff and begin a one year term in the state prison at Waupun.
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West Bend
Wis
Max Podell
Milwaukee
Podell
Waupun
Istate Prisorts
Brody Explains Why He Withdrew From Senate Race
Lawrence J. Brody of La Crosse said he skipped filing to enter the Progressive U.S. Senate race to attend to professional obligations before the September 20 primary. He cited business commitments and a lengthy conference with Gov. Philip Fyfe as delaying his nomination paper filing much longer.
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Anthony G. de Lorenzo
Unter Progs
Madison
Lawrence J. Broly
la Crosse
Progressive
Brady
la Crossy
Ite
Philip Fyfe Pollette
Progressive Party
Weather report notes cooler conditions and scattered storms
The weather section reports cloudy thundershowers in Wisconsin with cooler temperatures tonight and generally fair conditions tomorrow. It lists Milwaukee highs and lows, Phoenix and Yellowstone readings, and a Barometer at 29.74 with southwest winds and 0.72 inches precipitation. One year ago the maximum was 87 and the minimum 64.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
Bluckstaff Observatory
Rain Heavy In Oshkosh As 4 Inch Storm Hits Area
Oshkosh and vicinity faced the heaviest rainfall in years with 3.96 inches by early this morning and more rain expected after noon. Lightning touched down in a few spots but caused little damage. basements flooded and several businesses reported water impacts. Phone service was disrupted for about 150 subscribers and some power lines were down but restored by morning. River levels rose and month to date rainfall reached 4.20 inches, boosting yearly totals near record highs. Continued notes refer to page 2 for additional details.
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Oshkosh
Buckstaff Observatory
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Oshkosh Rug & Drapery Company
Stein's
Davis Grocery
Custer and Main
Oshkosh Exchange
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Broad and
Merritt Street
Ines
Menasha
Randall
Discharged Agents in State Get Writ
A Wisconsin report details a set of discharged beverage tax unit inspectors facing a writ. Named are judges and officers in Milwaukee and Madison, including John E. Beck and Roy Sweet, accused of corrupt examinations and illegal discharge schemes.
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Madison Et Chou
Que Oy
Houpisann Sper
Tie Laurent
Parue
Mend
Gts
Rayne
Keith Oftey
Uae
Eniglowes
Apie
Pers Theur
Kestiy
Ee Reed Dts
J. B
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Rep
Barzilla Clark
Ben Ross
Hattie Caraway
Germany
Bureau
ST. Nazianz
State
Bolt
Royee County
Nacine
Diana
Peet
Kenosha
Etrinding
Barteom
New York
Housewit
Ligtan
Tidlana
Dery
Palestine
Jerusalem
Harold
Houta
THE
Health Board
Sturgeon Falls
Ontario
Canada
Fernand Tessier
Fernand
Waly Watter
Edrifd
Brody
New Haven
Conn
John Usrrten
Republicat
Lahav
Ott Republic
Eas
Whiti Ng
the Republietr Spa
Hinman
Garth
Ieee
Hamilton
Jon Salih
Theoden
Mackay
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