Colorful Masonic Picnic Parade to Highlight Oshkosh Event
Milwaukee Shrine units and hundreds of Masons from across Wisconsin gather in Oshkosh for a statewide picnic. The parade starts Saturday at 2 pm from the Northwestern station, proceeds along Washington to Main, with a 20 minute Arab patrol drill at Diamond No. 3, and a 7 pm Tripoli band concert at the American Legion clubhouse followed by dances. Special train escorts Fed through Fond du Lac join at 1:30 pm. event hosted by Winnebagoland Shrine club and open to all Shriners.
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Milwaukee
Oshkosh
American Legion
George J. Fisher
North Main Street
Irving Street
Parkway
Northwestern
Washington Boulevard
State Street
State
Ccape
Main Street
Tripoli
Main
Irving
Menominee Park
Diamond No. 3
A. H. Gabbert
Oshkosh Masons
Fend du Lac
Frank B. Keefe
Fond du Lac
Theodore Limpe
F . Labudde
George Jr. Fisher
William Harford
Walter Scott
A. J. Koehler
N. KR. Monroe
Farm lad fatally hurt by motorcar near Black Wolf
Dale Schultz fourteen-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schultz of Black Wolf was struck while riding a bicycle across the county line road near his home about 3 45 pm Thursday and died last evening at St Agnes hospital Fond du Lac. Driver William Schmidt forty four of Van Dyne sped west about 35 miles per hour along the county line road three quarters of a mile east of Highway 41. An inquest is set for Saturday at 2 pm at the courthouse.
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Arm
Black Wolf
Dale Schultz
St. Agnes' Hospital
Fond du Lac
Paul Neubauer
William Ernst Schmidt
van Dene
Schmidt
Sherifff
Winnebago County
G. A. Steele
Herman F. Schultz
Black Wulf
Herman
Schultz
Oshisosh Brewing
Sheboygan Peace Board Formed To Mediate Industry Disputes
Sheboygan Wisconsin forms a community peace board with 11 members to mediate future industrial disputes. Chairman Ferdinand is elected, with Michael Grossman Alfred Jung Jacob Verhulst Konrad Testwaire as employers’ representatives and Lea Dousas Joan Stanberg Edward Burgard Hugo Holling as labor leaders. F. McGrady of RCA credited with origin of the plan and will address the dinner, broadcast from Washington.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Zor Willard M. Sonnenbure
F. McGrady
New York
Radio Corporation of America
Washington
Ali
Boiard
Ferdinand Chairmatt
Drevs
He Sikaal
Wilhara Feblic
Chiire
Michael Grossman
Alfred Jung
Jacob Verhulst
Konrad Testwaire
Empers
Business
Lea Dous
Joan Stanberg
Edward Burgard
Hugo Holling
Theater Stampede Fatal Eight in San Luis Potosi
A moving picture theater stampede in San Luis Potosi, Mexico killed eight people and injured others as the crowd surged toward the street. Victims included women and children, and many were crushed or trampled in the rush to escape.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Womion Ard
Dies charges and labor countercharges swirl in politics
A Washington report describes accusations that labor leaders and officials were communists as a smoke screen. Edward Sullivan is charged with links to fascists and involvement in a 1930 slander case against President Roosevelt. committee leaders in Boston and elsewhere probe alleged disinformation and political graft.
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Washington
Denen
Texas
Eer
H Yanpartisan League Today
Isorgunizers
Drs
Labor Organicition
C. I. Qu
Edward F. Sullivan
Investigetms
Cvith
Pert
Rover Cimp
Bonsevelt
Chatnim
Bostar
Cnaraés
Weather notes and temperatures for Green Bay area
A fragmentary weather bulletin lists temperatures for Green Bay and Milwaukee with observations from Buckstaff Observatory. It notes warmer conditions in the north and central regions with highs around the low 70s and lows near the upper 30s.
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Green Bay
Milwaukee
Linle
Bismarck
Buckstaff Observatory
Court questions Weinberg in Schultz murder case
Three days of cross examination ended with Weinberg denying killing Dutch Schultz. Defense chief Stryker pressed where Weinberg’s brother was on Schultz’s death night, hinting at ties to the barrel of cement disposal in the East River. Dewey redirected as courtroom buzz grew over the case’s mystery.
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Jozeph L. Myler
United Press
New York
Gemege Weinberg
Dutch Schultz
Dutch Schulte
James J. Tines
Protectiog Schultz
Weinberg
Lioyd
Paul Striker
Hines’ Defense Staff
Schultz
Bo" Weinberg
Trisger-Man
Het
Thomas E. Dewey
Stryker
Three Men Die As Giant Truck Loses Control
Bakersfield California reports a big trailer truck roared downhill at high speed killing three men and overturning in a flaming wreck. Driver C R Dawson of Alameda and his helper Leroy Wooster survived largely unhurt. Two pickup occupants H E Foster and James Marshall perished when struck by debris. W A Miller of Bakersfield died before his wife Jepancee Imamura. Truck driver Gene Kinchdoe and Ted Bowles noted gear stripping and brake failure.
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Bakersfield
Calif
State
Isdax
C. R. Dawson
Alameda
Hus Helper
Leroy Wooster
H. E. Foster
James Marshall
W. A. Miller
Jepancee
Norio Imamura
Pataimin Gene Kinchdoe
Ted Bowles
Dawenn
Roosevelt And Farley In Agreement On Political Strategy
President Roosevelt stated he and James A. Farley were in complete agreement on political strategy across states where the New Deal is at issue. Farley urged a Maryland campaign against Sen. Millard Tydings, while Roosevelt avoided commenting beyond patriotic observances. He criticized WPA fund-raising proposals and praised a WPA administrator’s remarks on relief workers pensions as a path toward broader ends.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Ile
Farley
Tate
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Millard Tydings, An Administration Opponent Seeking Renominaton
Poughkeepsie
MN. Y
Chattanooga
Tenn
WPA
PATHE
Utopia
Harry Lnpkins
Georgia
Carolina
Senate
Idaho
James PL Pepe
Work Relief Rolls Peak Amid Public Aid Surge
Washington reports show work relief rolls at an all time peak behind unemployment rise. WPA totals reached about 3.04 million with February readings near the previous high. Congress boosted funding to extend support into June and early summer. Officials warn many workers cold called to public assistance as layoffs persist into spring.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Progres
Qarajerias
Adder
Lumyecer
Hawkins
Congress
WPA Woman Worker Helps Husband Buy Yacht
A Los Angeles inquiry reveals a WPA worker diverted earnings forming a support fund for her husband. The case centers on alleged misallocation to finance a yacht while maintaining a public project budget. The woman testified about prior relationships and claimed the funds aided the family, though officials questioned the accounting.
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WPA
Mexican note on expropriation sparks U S protest
Secretary of State notes strained relations over Mexican seizure of American properties. Washington rejects compensation terms, urges mediation but signals impasse. Diplomatic protest stresses violations of treaties and private property rights, with plan for arbitration options.
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Fhedot Marti
Washington
Alexwei
Etdy
Pete
Gyan
Piv
United States
Monica
Ex Assemblyman Gilman Dies in Mondovi
Obituary note reports the death of former Wisconsin state legislator Ex Assemblyman Gilman amid scattered biographical details and mentions of places and associates. no clear date or cause is provided in the fragmented text.
Two youths charged with murder in Tennessee mountain town
Two young women and two men stand accused of shooting Felis Shaunton in his bed. The suspects, ages 23 and 25, are linked to an alibi and seen near Shaunton’s home the day after the slaying. Deputy sheriffs and locals describe the case as unfolding after a tavern visit.
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Icfield
Shauenan
Syomen
Jie
Myre Brooks
Ralf
Chee
Blast in Holy Land Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
Reports describe a large explosion in Jaffa, Palestine, killing about 20 and wounding at least 200 Arabs as dawn broke. Police and fire crews responded amid chaos as onlookers and refugees gathered near the blast site.
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James A. Mills
Jaffa
Patestine SA
Borely
Attia
Tor Jens
Lecarne Co
Bank Rubbers Facing Net Spread Crisis Report
A report from Airmameenod Wisconsin details a bank facing an adverse net spread crisis as of September. The piece describes erosion of profitability, regulatory considerations, and potential remedies under FDIC or REC guidance.
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Boone
Lipa
Elks Open State Convention Business Sessions in Wisconsin
State Elks convention in Crosse Wisconsin opens with business sessions. Reported disruptions and candidate discussions noted during proceedings as delegates address committee tasks and ritual observances.
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ELKS
United States Protests Japanese Attack on Civil Airliner
Secretary of State and Ambassador Grow delivered a firm note to Japan denouncing an airstrike on a Chinese American civil liner near Canton. The United States warned such attacks threaten noncombatant lives and American property interests tied to Pan American Airways and CNAC.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Japan
Hat
Armeen
Joseph C. Grow
Toki
North
Hugh J. Wood
Winfield
Kean
Pan-American Airways
China National Aviation Corporation
Joseph C. Grew
Canton
South China
Ambbassador
Foreign Office
Kensuke Horiaguchi
German Hungary ties seen to strengthen through talks
Berlin prepared groundwork for closer relations with Hungary as Bela Imrey and Edward Harten conferred with Walther Mew, Geringt cronanes, and Birkmann. Officials discussed 66th Counties furthering ties, with honors noted for Rut Br.
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Berlin
Germany
Hiengary
Hungeles Pretend
Acmuat
Igowoy
Bela Imrey
Toe Tita
Gian
Terete
Suute
Pat Dope
Ferdas
Walther
Geringt Cronanes
Eineslf Birkmann
Pee
Pennoni Mimatis
Tan Fog Peery Arpienon
Gertin
Smith Renamed Ton LR 8 and Term Expiry August
Smith of Pean is renamed Ton LR 8 and will serve a five year term. Smith's term expires August 27. President Green referenced general caution about members being financially minded and suggested prudence in selecting officials.
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Smith
Ton
Post
Hyde Park x
Ted Smith
Pean- Sum
Wiliam Green
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Wisconsin
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Crone
Nuradars
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Tennessee
Felix Shannon
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Casia
Biel
Oudehael Cite
Bedleh
Tendadh
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