British May Fight If Germany Starts Conflict in Europe
Lanark Scotland. Sir John Simon warns Britain may be drawn into war if Germany begins conflict in central Europe. He repeats Chamberlain statement that fighting could spread beyond those obligated to aid Czechoslovakia. He urges Hitler to act to ease tensions and stresses need for a peaceful solution amid Sudeten demand for autonomy. Continued discussion noted.
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Europe
Lanark
Scotland
John Simon
Britain
Neville
Chamberlain
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
John
Viscount Healifax
Sir John
Prague
Marshfield Man Elected 10 Head Wisconsin Elks
Thomas F. McDonald of Marshfield was elected president of the Wisconsin Elks at their convention in La Crosse. Wausau was chosen for the 9 meeting. Other officers elected included Frank T. Lunes at large, Dr. Hudson Decker as vice president, Fred A. Schroder of Wausau as secretary, and Fred A. Schroder as treasurer. Trustees named were Edward W. Macanitowoc, William F. Schad, Myron Senwartz, Ray C. Duver, and Otto Roe ius.
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la Crosse
Otto Roeius
Wisconsin Rapids
Milwaukee con artist Cressy charged in unemployment scam
William Joseph Cressy, 32, was charged with running a Milwaukee based network that preyed on widows and unemployed people nationwide by promising jobs. He issued fake firm names, collected 2 to 5 dollars, and issued worthless information. Checks totaling $1,100 failed due to no accounts. He was held for U S postal authorities amid numerous complaints.
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Milwaukee
William Joseph Cressy
Asst. Dist. Ais
Edward Yorkey
U. S
Ore
Waukesha National Bank
First Consin National Bank of Milwaukee
Waukesha Bank
Yonker
Cressy
Yockey
Cressi
Collec
Phin F. Henry
Ba. Follette
Wadsworth rails at Roosevelt on federal funds
In a 1938 Republican kickoff, Rep. James W. Wadsworth accused President Roosevelt of bribing Americans with federal funds to subdue Congress and the Supreme Court. He charged funds were used to browbeat public life and push support for the New Deal, speaking at a Homer Capehart rally in Indiana with party leaders and thousands of attendees.
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United BP
Washington
Ind
U.P
James W. Wadsworth
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Jadih
White House
Wadsworth
John Ilamilton
National Committee
Indiana
Homer Capehart
Millions Under Arms On 10th Anniversary Of Kellogg War Pact
On the tenth anniversary, proclamations mark the Kellogg Pact as nations still under arms. Insurgent forces smash a loyalist vessel near Gibraltar, with at least 26 killed amid ongoing conflicts from Spanish Morocco to the strait. Observers note the pact’s ideals persist despite continued warfare.
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Morocco
Varias
Ie Havre
France
Valencia
Spain
I Gijon
Andrue
Washington
Quai
Woodrow Wilson
League of Netinvis
ST In
Jeff American
Kellogg
Havre
Brixard
Stresemann
Coolidge
Dourneriuc
Ching
Eyston Sets New Land Speed Record at Bonneville
Captain George Eyston drove the Thunderbolt to 345.49 miles per hour at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah, breaking his own mark from four years earlier. The run required two passes within an hour for official approval, with speeds of 347.49 and 343.48 on opposite directions.
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United Press
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
IWPI
George E.T. Eyslon
Eyston
Lake Bonneville
Todd Eyston
Exyston
Enec
Aea
Berle resigns as counsel at Roosevelt era cabinet post
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Adolf A. Berle Jr., assistant secretary of the treasury, noting his conduct and cooperation. Berle said the arrangement was temporary and would end September 15, returning home to Columbia University.
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Tyde Park
Roosevelt
Adolf A. Berle Jr
Niet
Berle
Padnatuigh
Devle
White House
Cew
New Yorker
Boswell Magill
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Treasury
Columbia
Magill
Columbia Law School
Toosevelt
Weather summary for Mississippi River region tonight into Sunday
Northwestern Observations report high and low temperatures with a maximum of 78 and a minimum of 55. Winds from the northwest, precipitation near zero, barometer at 29.80. Compared to last year, yesterday’s maximum was 90 and minimum 65.
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M Sippi
Soat
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Ard Tanadag
Phoer Ener
Om Bueckstall Observatory
Senator Murray Would Back Pope in Campaign Confusion
Senator Murray indicated personal support for Pope if the issue reached the senatorial campaign committee. He stressed the committee should decide, while noting he would cast a vote for Pope. The confusion includes mentions of the Progressive candidate and La Follette backing Duffy in 1932.
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Shoe Miers Ames Ger
Washington
Marts Heyerst
Mar
Pape
Ajtu
Cormamitter
Whalente Serator
Cnnieit
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Fatal Air Battle Near Tel Aviv Ties Up Borders
A crash between rival air units near Tel Aviv left several dead and many wounded as authorities escalated security. Israeli and Arab forces exchanged fire, with curfews and border restrictions imposed while troops and emergency crews respond to the scene and assess casualties.
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Tul Tara
Artyst Officiel
Jad
Punc
Hee
Jatinh
Telviv
Crucifixion scene details Tenpenny nails drive through hands and feet
An account describes a crude crucifixion with a tenpenny nail through each hand and foot. Doctors warned of infection risk from nail wounds as the victim, identified as Jesus Christ, faced severe injuries yet may recover if wounds did not become infected.
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Nev
Hisie
Jesus Chykt
Yan Ms
Patie
Famed units take part in Oshkosh parade today
Shriners from across the state marched through Oshkosh center to Me nominee park for a statewide fraternal picnic. Crowds lined Main street as colorful contingents in fezzes turbans and sashes moved past the Milwaukee delegation. The Arab patrol drew applause with a precise drill to be staged at Menominee park after the parade. The Tripoli band and Oriental band provided music, with a 65 piece and a 40 member ensemble respectively. The event began with a police escort at the Northwestern railroad station and continued toward the park amid clear skies and hopeful evening plans.
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Menominee Park
Oshkosh
Main Street
Tripali
American Legion
Milwaukee
Northwestern Railroad
Arthur H. Gabbert
Tripoli
Diamond No. 3
Empeli Temple
Robert 0. Brunkhorst
Farm lad near death after bicycle crash
Bruce Gunther four, son of Mr and Mrs George Gunther Route 2 Oshkosh, lies in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle. The accident occurred near Huk lies grove on Route 3 as the boy was riding along. Doctors report a possible door handle puncturing lung, with X rays pending to determine extent of injuries.
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Winnebago County
Bruce Gunther
George Gunther
Oshkosh
Dale Schultz
Itd
Herman F.schultz
Black Wolf
Gunther
Merery
Owas
Governor La Follette to Speak at Gillett Fair
Madison governor La Follette will speak at 2 a.m. in the morning at the Oconto county fair in Gillett, as announced by the executive office.
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Madison
la Follette
Oconto County
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