Deportation push for Bridges faces political hurdles
Washington reports Rep Dies urges immediate deportation of Harry Bridges maritime leader on the west coast amid testimony labeling the Communist party as aiming to overthrow the U S government. The attempt to deport Bridges hinges on a Labor Department decision and court rulings cited by Dies.
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Washington
Dein House
Harry Bridges
Communist Party of the United States of America
US States
Labor Department
Act
James L. Houghteling
Bridges
New Orleans
Strecker
Bout Perkins
Excensi
Roosevelt Purge Shapes Senate Race on Coastal Primaries
President Roosevelt targetted incumbents in Democratic primaries on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Senator Ellison D. Smith of South Carolina and William G. McAdoo of California faced renomination, with Smith facing a tough vote as Roosevelt hoped Gov. Olin D. Johnston would win. Johnston and Smith argued over New Deal support as campaigns intensified before polls opened. (Continued on Page 2, Column 2)
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Asstelatert Press
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
William G. McAdoo
California
Smith
Olin D. Johnston
Whith Ie
Sinuld
Woose
Muke Kun
Thosenuic
Georgia
Vege
Johnston
State 4
New Deal
Ue Lnoto Juiston
Mountain dam blast in Northwest India kills 30
A dam in the northwest region near Lucknow collapsed after a blast or burst, killing about 30 people and sweeping away nearby settlements. Rescue crews work through debris as authorities assess damage and causes.
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Northwest
India
Breweries Back Taverns, Probe Indicates Ongoing Support
A probe finds breweries still backing taverns despite enforcement efforts. Subpoenas were issued and work resumed in the afternoon, with equipment provided to ensure continued operations under authorities.
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Milwaukee
Irp
Pvernkee Cpe
Mexican area struck by hurricane claims nine lives
A hurricane slammed the Mexican area causing nine known deaths. Eight of the dead were motorists trapped by floodwaters as the storm brought heavy rain and rising streams. Officials report extensive life and property losses with ongoing relief efforts.
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Monterres
Mul
Gisaty Syuhu
Pay Honor to Haron Osborn at Milwaukee Luncheon
A Milwaukee luncheon at the Pfister hotel honored A L Osborn of Oshkosh on the occasion of his 80th birthday. Notables from Wisconsin and Michigan lumber circles attended, including J D Mylrea and R B Goodman, with Alfred Klass presiding as meeting chair.
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A. P. Osborn
Oshkosh Tumbernan F
Milwaukee
Northern Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers Association
A. L. Osborn
Oshkosh
Pfister
Eesociation
Osborn
Lean
Wisconigan
J. D. Mylrea
Thunder Lake Lumber Company
Rhinelander
R. B. Goodman
Marinette
Sperkers
Alfred Klass
Qoonig
Harold Crosby
Madison
Association
Washington
Cappy Ricks
Peter B. Kyne Char
Sudeten German Autonomy Demands Shake Europe
Konrad Henlein's Sudeten Germans reject Czech proposals and push for local self rule. Britain and France coordinate plans amid rising tensions as they warn Hitler and prepare for possible war mobilization. Continued on Page 2. Column 3.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Hentein
Hitler
France
Britain
Ripon Man and His Pet Snake Prompt Police Call
A Ripon man’s pet snake caused a disturbance when it looped around a steering wheel and sparked a police call. Sergt. Sam Pettigrew questioned the driver while officers sought to calm the scene. A bystander with experience handling snakes later helped secure the animal.
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RIPON
Chicago
Robert Terry
Sam Pettigrew
Buddy
Meanawnue
Water Co
Haseltine
Ti Wis
Building Program For Navy Would Make It Invincible
Senator Leahy argues a Navy building program would create a homogeneous, well balanced fleet with modern weapons. He urges 209 million to 210 million dollars in annual funding, plus 19 million for defense and shore construction, to carry forward a billion dollar fleet expansion.
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Navy
Leahy
Washington
Wil Y
Toca
Faye Tures
Army and Navy Journal
United States
Mai
De Seversky Sets Air Record From New York To Los Angeles
Alexander P. de Seversky reportedly shattered the air record with a nonstop 2,604 mile flight from New York to Los Angeles, aiming to exceed the mark set by Roscoe Turner. The test flight showcased long range capability and discussed strategic bomber ranges amid wartime cautions.
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Los Angeles
Alesander P. de Seversky
New York
Oarmy
Fauqueline Cochran
Veel
Spain
Chine
Seve
Lele
Strengthened Japanese Forces in Siberia Sought by Itagaki
Fragmentary text shows talk of Itagaki seeking to strengthen Japanese forces in Siberia. Mentions generalized determination and personnel effort. No clear dates, places, or concrete actions available.
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Siberia
Itagaki
Governor La Follette Proclaims Soil Conservation Day
Madison Wisconsin Governor La Follette proclaims Thursday September 22 as soil conservation day. He stresses that Wisconsin’s most valuable natural resource is fertile soil and urges farmers to protect the land for future productivity.
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Madison
Guerarnor la Follette
Wisconsin
Hopkins Reclouding Issue in Tennessee Debate
Tennessee senator Ber Demoural accuses WPA Administrator Harry Hopkins of politics in Tennessee and alleges Berry underplayed progress and minds in a campaign fight. Hopkins denies the charges as untrue, while Berry claims Hopkins aims to seize WPA patronage and influence.
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Ber Demoural
Tennessee
WPA
Harry Hopline
Hopkins
Chirman Savppard
Tess
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Bersy
Witei
Denys
Hopkin
B.C
Berry
Steppaird
Phe
Hopigins’ Yephs
Sinpkins
Berraker
Sheppard
Kontention
Povern
Roosevelt Urges Subscribing to His Doctrine
An old clipping shows Roosevelt urging subscription to his own doctrine with heavy repetition and scattered notes. The fragmented text references opinions, leaders, and public discourse though details are unclear.
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Roosevelt
Weather summary notes scattered readings and forecasts failed
Partial cloud cover and temperature figures from multiple locations. Observations include Milwaukee 72 and 42 in Escanaba and Marquette Michigan with a Buckstaff Observatory reading near 80. Other towns show 92 and 70, with forecast mentions of Monday conditions.
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Northwestern
Obiane Tihaiyen
Tua. m
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Escanaba
Marqueue
Mich
Buckstaff Observatory
Baroy Tome Maat
Hines Trial Hearings Highlight Police Raids and Transfers
Police testimony in the James J. Hines case describes raids on lottery lines and a shift in officers, with Patrolman Raymond Stilley recounting 1932 raids and a transfer after Weinberg's cooperation. Prosecutors say the evidence supports efforts to fix lottery cases for the Dutch Schultz gang.
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Bey Joseph Lo Mater
United Press
New York
James J. Hines
Tammany
Hines
Ferdinand Pecora
Raymond Tt. Stilley
Weinberg
Dewey
Heeman
Stilley
Weirnberg
Himsj
Ferreed
Deputies Shoot Two In Indiana After Vehicle Stop
Deputies in Indiana killed two men during a confrontation after a traffic stop. The incident involved tasers and a spray of gunfire. no deputies were wounded. One of the men wore a hat purchased in Beggs Oklahoma and police noted stolen license plates.
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Indianapolis
Beggs
Okla
William Davis
Opening Day Crowd At Wisconsin Fair Matches 1937 Record
Crowds at Oshkosh Winnebago county fairgrounds for Children's Day reach about 20 000 by 1 PM matching 1937 record and expected to rise to around 25 000 by nightfall opening day attendance. Officials note favorable weather and full program from 1 PM to fireworks.
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Eagles Band
Oshkosh
Platorm
Oshkosh Das
Winnebago County Fairgrounds
Fair-Evers
West Bend Drug Store Swept by $5,000 Blaze
Fire raged through the West Bend drug store causing about 5000 dollars in damage. Eyewitnesses reported smoke and flames pouring from the building as firefighters battled the blaze. An upstairs flat was damaged and investigations into the cause were not immediately available.
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West Bend
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