Hamilton Walters Captured in Texas Without a Struggle
Dallas Texas authorities captured Floyd Hamilton age 20 and Ted Walters age 25, two Texas gunmen who fled Montague county jail in April and were sought for robberies across the southwest. They were arrested unarmed near their hideout, with Hamilton wounded, and Walters admitting more robberies but denying others. Both face immediate trial for small holdups and potential federal transfer.
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Southwest
Dallas
Texas
Floyd Hamilton
Ted Walters
Montague County
Montague, Tex
Middle West
Hamilton
Walters
Woodriver
Will Fritz
Fritz
Dellas
Dequeen
Ark
Floyd
Thienfeldt seeks court order to bar dual candidacy
Madison Democratic candidate Edward Thienfeldt filed for a writ of mandamus to force Secretary of State Theodore Dammann to block Robert Henry from appearing on both tickets in the primary. The move asks the Wisconsin Supreme Court to limit Henry to one ticket, arguing a speedy ruling is needed for election integrity. Dammann had allowed Henry to run on both tickets while requiring a single ticket if he wins the nomination. The court began with original jurisdiction, with ballots due Sept 2 and the election period shifted as justices prepare for a ruling.
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Madison
Urpi
Edward Hi
Thienfeldt
West Allis
Robert IK
Henry
Candi
Dera Ler
Mindamus
Supreme Court
Theodore Dammann
Dammann
Ier
Thienfeld
Encart
Thlenfeldt
Jenfeldt
Government takes charge over aviation era begins
Washington reports that government regulation now governs both commercial and private aviation. A five man Civil Aeronautics Authority, authorized by Congress three months ago, has begun supervising mail and passenger schedules and rates and promoting air travel.
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Washington
Toc
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Congress
Hungarian regent Horthy reviews German fleet with Hitler
Kiel Germany Admiral Nicholas de Horthy regent of Hungary and his wife arrived at 9 18 am after an all night train journey. Hitler greeted Horthy with a bouquet then the party boarded the admiralty yacht Nixe to review the fleet as 40 ships cruisers destroyers and submarines lined up. The christening of cruiser Prince Eugen followed with Seyss Inquart and Krupp executives present.
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George Kidd
United Press
Kiel
Germany
U.P
Nicholas de Horthy
Hungary
Adolf Hitler
Nazifuehrer
Horthy
Hitler
Walther von Brauchitsch
Army
Erich Raeder
Nayy
Wilhelm Keitel
Admiralty
Gneisenau
Prince Eugen
Arthur Vonnquart
Austria
Seys
Wisconsin Seer Power and Flood Control Project Forecast
Federal approval of a $26,000,000 power and flood control program on the Wisconsin and Fox rivers was expected within two weeks. Wisconsin Hydra Authority officials Glen Roberts and John E. Ree planned to sponsor the project, which includes three dams and power plants, flood control, irrigation, recreation, and pollution elimination. If approved, the Wisconsin Hydro Authority will become a nonstock nonprofit with Governor La Follette, Lt. Gov. Ekern, Secretary Darnmann, Treasurer Le, and Attorney General Loomis as members.
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Madison
U.P
Wisconsin and
Fox Rivers
Glen Roberts
Wisconsin Hydrra Authority
Roberts
Washington
Pate
John E. Ree
Mest
Tseian Fedax- Tre Roe Am
Wisconsin Hydro Authority
Philip F. la Follette
Herman L. Ekern
Theodore Darnmann
Solomon le
Gon. Oriend Sr. Loomis
Two Ministers Quit Cabinet of Daladier, Oppose Labor Policy
Two ministers in the French cabinet resigned in protest over Premier Daladier’s plan to end the 40 hour week. Ludovic Frossard and Paul Ramadier stepped down, with Anatole de Monzie and Charles Pomaret named in their stead to join the ministry. The resignations mark the first clear rift in the Daladier government since it took power in April.
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Daladier
London
Mussolini
Italy
Chamberlain
Spain
Frestand
See
Secha
Franco
Paris
Daladieu
Ludovic Ford
Paul Ramadier
Anatole de Monzie
Charles Pomearet
Socialist Union Group
Solist Party
Menzie
Pomaret
Albert Lebrun
Twe
Marke
Netinnat de Fense
Tne Els
Tutmachier
Mighi
Sips Frossard
Ramadier
Draadens
Daladier Ati
Europe
Seven Mississippians Face Primary Tuesday
Seven Mississippi members of the House face the electorate tomorrow in a Democratic primary to determine if they return to Congress. Greenwood’s district has no opposition. The gubernatorial race and other statewide contests occur next year. Senator Bilbo’s seat will be at stake in 1940 as his ex-wife announced she would oppose him. Local issues dominated the races with little link to Roosevelt’s New Deal.
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Jackson
Miss
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Congress
Will Whittington
Greenwood
FT. G. Bilbo
Roosevelt
Nordmeer Again Spans Atlantic to Port Washington
The German catapult plane Nordmeer arrived at Port Washington, N C after a flight from the homeland. Commanded by Capt J Blankenburg, it conducts test flights between the Azores and the United States ahead of a planned transatlantic passenger service.
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Port Washington
N. C
Noremeer
Ted
Mother Land
Jet
Janchs Blankenburg
Azores
United States
Corrigan at Wisconsin State Fair amid pageantry and praise
Corrigan visits Milwaukee after a grand reception at the Wisconsin state fair with an escort plane, crowd estimates higher than last year, and exhibitions in apples, pears, plums, grapes, cranberries, and flowers. Officials noted 100 acres of Parker automobiles on grounds and judges awarded in livestock and junior club cooking and baking.
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Milwaukee
Sol Levitan
Fair Management
Parker
Juniier Club
Corrigan
Disintegration of Democratic Party Held Reds Aim
TYDIKO PUTS CAMPAIGN Oh ANTE PLANE Ballinore Md. UP Sen Allt ard Boadings Demoard Ming and denounced by President Roosevelt as a betrayer of the New Deal. He argues that the party’s foes aim to purge him and disrupt the party’s ranks. Lewis counters that opponents seek to depose the president and brand him a rubber-stamp candidate. The piece notes tension over renomination and the broader dispute with Roosevelt’s leadership.
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Ballinore
Alltard Boadings
Ming
Roosevelt
Virtue
Marys
Wattint
Tings
Actu
Lewis
Euet
Res
Department of Commerce
Purge claims cited before House committee with Communist aims
Washington witnesses describe alleged Communist strategy to purge the Democratic party by realigning forces and creating a Farmer Labor ally to sabotage capitalism. Testimony warns of a Soviet America goal and urges vigilance against purges that widen social rifts and mobilize sympathy among unions and liberal groups.
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Washingtons
pDr Jlb
Matthews
House un-American Committee
Sail Dads
Democratic Party
Tostep Ainweard
America
Uhews
Cammvaiets
Communist Party
Palmer-Labor Party
Farmer-Labor Party
Communist ‘Amity Ye
Inca
Rolel
Pooner
Ared
Merasaha Shake Ends In Fatal Incident At Menasha
Fragmentary article notes a fatal event labeled Merasaha Shake at Menasha with unclear details. The readable text mentions a tower and wood mute phrases, a fillet, tweaked gears, and a potential continuation on Page 2. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are determined from the readable portion.
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Menasha
Lan Had
Leah Daite
Wagner Act Amendment Urged by Critics Amid Debate
A fragmentary report notes discussion between Pope and Roosevelt about amending the Wagner Act to improve effectiveness. The talk references party primary participation and potential voter edicts, with indications of ongoing uncertainty and possible independent stance.
New York City Subway Tragedy Amid Blackout Chaos
Emergency chaos followed a city blackout as trains stalled and a collision left Salvatere Cota, a motorman, fatally injured. Passengers, many commuters from Bros, crowded downtown offices when the lights failed and a fire broke out. Witnesses described alarms, smoke, and a scramble to evacuate as responders arrived.
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New York
Trang
Lessiogitan
Salvatere Cota
Steams
Trai
Crear
Frres
Sean Lo van Voki
Weather Summary From Milwaukee to Helena Observations
Northwestern Observatory data report warmer conditions with rising temperatures. Tracking notes show Milwaukee area highs and lows, Buckstaff Observatory readings, and precipitation through the weekend with a barometer around 29.73 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorat
Horthy Hotsut
Milwaukee
Helena
Buckstaff Observatory
Japan protests Russia over flight safety and planes
Japan lodges a new protest accusing Russia of endangering air safety with three separate airline overflight incidents. The Foreign Ministry asserts risk to civilian aviation and calls for adherence to international flight rules.
Train wreck near Trichinopoly claims 110 lives
A crowded passenger train carrying pilgrims plunged into a ditch along the Nive Cavery river 30 miles west of Tanjore after a burst washout, killing about 110 people. The crash near Trichinopoly disrupted travel as rescuers worked through the wreckage.
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South India
Chamber of Deed
New Trichinopoly
Nive Cavery River
Tanjore
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Ihlenfeldt
IE Horthy
MS Leet
der Fuehrer
Power and Flood Control
Parment
Frossard
Nordmeer
Atlantic
Wisconsant State Fair
Seth
Corrigen
John Cudahy
Eric Aireland
Dublin
Sudahu
Ireland
Juneau
Reds
Tydiko
Maryland
Nicholas Worthy
Berlin
J. B. Matthews
House UN- American Committee
Shake
Merasha
Gannett
Hyde Park
Pope
Rameevelt
Lowe
Thamat
Thera
Bath
Ides
Hersamel Poeren
Piovire Giltes
Glen
Aue
Japan
Russia
Ian
India
Ove Baer
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