Italy Levels Warning at Great Britain
Bolzano dispatch says Mussolini’s cabinet vows military steps against sanctions and warns Britain to go slow at the League of Nations council session on the Italo Ethiopian conflict. Haile Selassie expected to win at Addis Ababa. Laval urged to avert wider war in Europe. Tokyo denies arms to Ethiopia.
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Grave gives up the last of old gang
Oswego reports the body of John Hamilton, last of the Dillinger gang, unearthed by three DOJ agents in a rural site near Hastings. Autopsy finds three lead fragments in the back, believed fired by Minnesota officers during the April 23, 1934 gun battle.
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Condition of Victor Mishka Improves After Sewer Rescue
Milwaukee report says Victor Mishka city sewer inspector, rescued after three hours in a raging sewer, shows improved condition at Emergency hospital. Adam Kintep, who also fell in, released. two firefighters Herbert Burnhouse and Frank Benka suffered exposure but recovered. Kintop suffered slight brain reaction from the fall.
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Kirtop
Will Rogers Widow Sole Heir of Estate Valued at 5 Million
Probate records show Betty Rogers as sole heir to the late Will Rogers with an estate estimated at five million dollars. The will names Betty Rogers O N Beasley Beverly Hills and James K. Blake as executors with provisions for Wil Rogers Jr if needed. witnesses Hassell of Vinita Okla and E N Vail of Jaloma ranch Santa Barbara County attested.
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Lindbergh Baby Alive Claim Sparks New Trial Bid
Attorneys for Bruno Richard Hauptmann argued today that the Lindbergh baby may be alive and could be produced in court, aiming for a new trial for the murder and death sentence. The claim centers on alleged sightings and a nurse’s statements, with the defense citing a possible living child in New York.
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Tragic Construction Accident in Whitehall Injures Worker
A shovel crew member named Clatt suffered a severe head injury after a fall of about 130 feet during a trading project between W and Pink. He was critically injured in Whitehall Wisconsin with a fractured skull.
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Must File Projects by September 5
Local authorities in Winnebago county receive instructions from A. K. Bentley to submit all WPA projects to the Green Bay WPA office by Thursday September 5. The county work relief secretary urged timely action and noted the process requires complete applications and blanks for townships villages and municipalities.
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Next Move in Russian Situation Delayed by Legislative Actions
Reports indicate final decisions on the Russian situation will be announced by the rationing executive. The text lists bills such as coal stabilization measures pending approval and notes President Roosevelt aims to reach a settlement by Saturday near Hrede Park, N. J.
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Belgian Queen Astrid Killed In Car Crash Near Lakeside
Astrid of Belgium, 29, died minutes after a car driven by King Leopold swerved off a road near the Waldstattsee, hitting a tree and rolling into a lake. The king, slightly injured, and the chauffeur escaped serious harm.
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Gurtis Endorses Landon as Republican Choice
Unclear OCR text discusses Gurtis favoring Landon as a Republican choice. Mentions Kansas and Curtis and Knox movement with garbled phrases, suggesting a political endorsement or opinion piece. No clear dates, places, or names beyond Landon, Curtis, Knox.
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Foes May Target Huey Long in Campaign Year
Washington reports a forecast that a Democratic Senate bloc may pursue Senator Huey P. Long across the farm belt during the presidential year. Senator Lewis Schwellenbach and other freshmen opposed Long during the last session. They forced delays on Long's filibuster and opposed the deficit bill and aid programs, signaling possible coordinated pressure.
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Wisconsin Sees Temperatures Of Forty in Early Readings
The government weather bureau in Milwaukee reports cooler conditions early with reads near 40s. Forecasters warn of warmer weather to follow and advise residents to expect mild temperatures tonight.
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Protest meat prices in Milwaukee workers' club
A Milwaukee workers' club plans a protest meeting to address rising meat prices. The event, announced with specifics on date and venue, aims to pressure suppliers and officials to curb costs affecting local households.
Roosevelt Signs Farm Debt Bill in Moratorium Push
President Roosevelt signed the Frazier-Lemke farm debt bill creating a mortgage moratorium up to three years. Farmers can stay in possession of their land during the moratorium while courts may order relief or reappraisal at its end, with creditors bound by court orders.
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Wisconsin Tax Plan Aims for 50 Percent Surtax
Madison reports tri partisan tax panel proposes a 50 percent surtax on incomes to fix the state finances. Sen Harry Griswold and committee members say revenue bills near 10 million dollars may be ready for introduction tomorrow. A 21 percent dividend tax for Wisconsin corporations would run for two years.
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State Authorized to Continue Substantial Projects Under WERA
Milwaukee and Wisconsin relief officials announce that WERA work projects will continue until the opening of the WPS program. Alfred W. Griggs, federal relief administrator for Wisconsin, ordered a halt, but not a shutdown. Briggs will manage relief funding, with $14.1 million from the federal government and state money, ahead of a Sept 12 deadline and October aid reductions.
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