Germany to Call Out Reservists For Army Maneuvers
London J P German army maneuvers planned for the latter part of the month will involve reservists joining regular forces in larger scale summer war games. Foreign office officials say reports of a crisis with Czechoslovakia are speculative. The Express notes capital flight and underground exchanges as war fears rise. Germany is said to be on a wartime footing as autumn maneuvers approach, with 1 300 000 reservists cited by British and French papers.
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Owner of Chicago molding firm fatally beaten by three men
Van Norman Molding Company owner Wesley Van Norman, 39, was found bludgeoned on a south side street in Chicago. Police say three Black men robbed him, fled after a confrontation with a gas station attendant John McCarthy who aided him. A $10 bill and coins were found in Van Norman's pocket.
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France fears German military preparations abroad error
France instructed diplomats to report all information on German military maneuvers. An official source cited large troop movements reported in German and British papers, noting heightened concern over German preparations. The Foreign Office possession confirms ongoing monitoring of a probable German buildup.
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Roosevelt back at White House after five week tour
President Roosevelt returned to Washington and to the White House at 10 25 am ending a five week tour. He reaffirmed his drive against conservative Democrats and backed Georgia and South Carolina choice for the senate and governor. He named and supported Lawrence Camp and Olin Johnston while signaling opposition to Ellison Smith and Walter George.
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Redgranite Man Prisoner in Spain
Washington reports a Redgranite Wisconsin man, Clav eres Blair, age 30, held as a prisoner in Spain with Franco's army. The State Department and American consul assessed prisoners living under decent conditions after troops in Loyalist forts and a camp near Sen Pedinaes. Blair's mother was notified by Senator Dutty, Democrat, Wisconsin, about the inquiry and release discussions.
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Landslides Kill 30 in Colombia
In Los Andes, Antioquia department, thirty people were reported dead today due to landslides. Local authorities and rescue teams work amid debris as the casualty toll is confirmed.
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New Jop Soviet Air Peace Guard After Polar Flight
Police guard surrounds the German transatlantic airliner Brandenburg on arrival at Floyd Bennett Field after a record westbound flight from Berlin. Captain Alfred Henke and crew, 33 and blond, receive escort as 2,300 spectators cheer. The mission followed a prior plan to begin regular Atlantic service via the Azores.
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Statue by Shaler to grace Ripon campus
Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports a nine foot bronze statue titled The Man Lincoln will be placed on the Ripon College campus in October. The gift comes from alumnus Clarence Addison Shaler and will be unveiled next spring when he can attend.
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Weather summary for Wisconsin towns and times
Northwestern observations show a warm trend with clear skies across the region. Milwaukee records 79 at 1:00 PM while Park Falls reports 52 degrees. Comparisons note last year’s high 80 and low 63 with the day’s earlier 7:30 AM reading at 1500 hours showing continued clear conditions.
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Easterners Win Easily At Agata Regatta
Neenah Wisconsin hosts intercollegiate regatta concluding on Lake Winnebago. Barnegat Bay New Jersey crew defeated ILYA 60 to 45 in the main race. Sam Merrick led Barnegat Bay with multiple firsts while other crews filled places in the fifth and sixth races.
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Martial Law Lifted By Governor In Des Moines
Governor Nel son G Brisehel orders immediate lifting of martial law in Newton area amid Maytag company dispute. Troops to withdraw once plans ensure agreement on recommendations, excluding paragraph two about labor board complaint. State notes settlement not its concern. other recommendations may dismiss contempt citations and restore Judge Beehly to benef.
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Body of Fitzgerald Taken From Pensacola Bay
Fishermen recovered the body of Maurice Fitzgerald a Pensacola Bay victim who fell from a naval air station seaplane. The body wore a parachute and the belt appeared damaged, suggesting the fatal fall. Funeral services will be held with full military honors at Fort Barrancas National Cemetery. Fitzgerald is survived by his parents, two brothers, two sisters, and relatives in Chicago.
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Racine Man Hurt In Blast Of Sewer Gas
In Racine Wisconsin a man was injured by an unexpected sewer gas blast near a manhole. The incident occurred while workers were adjusting lines and residents reported a strong odor and heat.
Social Security Costs Exceed Revenue Over Three Years
Government figures show Social Security costs for three years surpass revenue, with heavy outlays for pensions, reserve funds, and administrative expenses. The Treasury notes expenditures and receipts outpace income, highlighting funds drawn from the old age reserve and invested in government securities.
Furope's Fate Decided Next Month Policy Views From Hull
Washington confirms high level European crisis warnings as Secretary Hull discusses potential war timelines with officials in London. Roosevelt plans to review latest European and Eastern sitrep and consider ambassadorial picks for Moscow amid unsettled tensions and shifts in alliance sentiments.
Former Policeman Sought for Killing of Housekeeper
A former Chicago policeman is sought in connection with the killing of his housekeeper. Police believe he fled after the crime and released limited details while pursuing leads and reviewing evidence. Witnesses describe a tense scene and authorities warn the public to avoid confrontations as the investigation continues.
Czech Officers Stand For Principles In Hardline Assertion
Fragmentary remarks from a Czech leadership stance emphasize firm defense of principles and refusal to yield one inch of policy. The text hints at internal political tension and the risk of collapse if concessions occur, urging unwavering resolve.
Bombed area in China reports heavy Japanese raid
Japanese naval communique claims over 60 planes hit Nanking command HQ and military targets in Hankow and Wuchang. Reports say 500 Chinese casualties feared, major damage to rail stations and industrial facilities. Chinese AA fire disputed by Tokyo, tanks set afire near Shanghai outskirts.
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Ashland Legion Sessions Draw 10 000 Attendees
Ashland Wisconsin hosts a Legion gathering drawing about 10 000 participants. The event featured drum and bugle corps and a sequence of speeches led by federation leaders amid tensions over unions and funding.
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