Kills 5 People Ends Own Life in Wisconsin Tragedy
Six people died in a cottage blaze and gunfire near Chippewa Falls Wisconsin as police linked Donald T Cameron to a double murder of his wife and her parents an Eau Claire man and two more. A ransom note demanded 40000 with instructions and hints of a trap. Cameron later killed himself in the garage after fleeing the scene. Marshall Brenden a filling station operator was also found dead in a cemetery with two head wounds and a gunshot. The money bags were missing and investigators searched for further clues.
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Arthur Linton Isihy
Eau Claire Citizens’ Loan and Investment Company
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John Linton
Arthur
Cameron
Lake Wissota
Tere
Louise Cameron
David
A W. Wilk
Minneapolis
Wilks
Chinpews Falls
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Bau Claire
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Arul
Camerana
Dewey Urges Balanced Budget at Gridiron Dinner
Thomas Dewey, GOP presidential hopeful, calls for a balanced federal budget as essential to the nation’s welfare at a Washington Gridiron Club dinner. He warns an anti New Deal Democrat cannot fix the mess, and signals future speeches on budget and policy. He names rivals Vandenberg and Taft, says he won’t seek delegates in Michigan or Ohio, and notes third term talk remains unsettled.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
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Five Million Navy Order Announced
The navy announced a 5,000,000 contract for 23 high speed motor torpedo boats and submarine chasers of British design to reinforce the neutrality patrol. Built by Electric Boat Company in Groton Connecticut, the boats mirror a design by Hubert Scott-Paine. Edison noted engines and materials would be sourced in the United States and production would be by American labor with both nations to test a prototype for mass production in an emergency.
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Socialist Defines Bolshevism as State Capitalism
Fragmentary text shows a socialist argument equating Bolshevism with state capitalism. Mentions Milwaukee and Russia, Finland, and a political move or declaration. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a debate within the national socialist context and possible expectations of a declaration.
International At A Glance: Mixed Reports Across Europe
Fragmentary dispatches summarize tensions and economic notes from Geneva Helsinki London Stockholm Copenhagen and Berlin. Reports mention rent trends and shifting alliances as nations address postwar recovery and political realignments.
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Copenhagen
British Naval Actions Dominate War News
Reports describe intensified British naval activity and merchant losses. British forces sink several submarines, claim success against Nazi submarines, and deploy new anti mine weapons while monitoring minefields off the English coast and the Thames estuary. London notes steamer sinks and increased shipping restrictions as Allied navies push to safeguard routes.
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Manitowoc Store Leader Esch Dies
Manitowoc business circle mourns the death of store leader Esch whose passing was announced locally. Details on his tenure, age, and funeral arrangements were not immediately available. He guided operations at a prominent Manitowoc retailer and was well known in the community.
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Esch
Reds May Resign World Group Amid Finnish Aggression Charges
Foreign sources reported Russia might resign from the League of Nations rather than face expulsion over Finland's charges of aggression. Observers noted shifts in Soviet policy, while reports from Moscow and Leningrad claimed no broad move to abandon collective security. The Baltic and Black Sea regions saw軍 activity and new military district developments near Odessa as the conflict continued.
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Sovich
League of Nations
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Trias
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Black Sea
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Lawrence View Of Acquittal Boosts Earle’s Campaign
Lawrence frames his acquittal as a political lift for Earle amid a bitter campaign. He says charges and contracts tied to the opposition weaken rivals and strengthen his position as the public weighs the case and its implications for leadership.
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Earle
Thirty British Planes Reach Finnish Front
Thirty Britsh Blenheim bombing planes reached Finland to aid the Finnish defense against Soviet forces. Finnish commanders reported strikes on Russian units near Viipuri and the Gulf of Finland, with tanks and guns said to be pushed back. Prime Minister Ryti warned the Soviet aim could fail, insisting Finland would endure despite heavy pressure.
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London
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Reuters
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Poland
Vandenberg’s Wife Resigns Writer Post Over D A R Kick
Washington, D C. Arthur Vandenberg wife resigns as writer after dispute involving D A R. The move ends her role with a national periodical and follows pressure from groups tied to patriotic organizations.
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Vandenberg
Gumm Faces Ouster Battle Amid Turbulent Standoff
In a heated clash, Gumm fights an attempted removal by Heil and confronts a shifting power play. The dispute centers on leadership roles and control of key operations as supporters rally behind their factions.
Fourteen Arrested in Milwaukee Raid
A Milwaukee raid led to fourteen arrests in a local operation. Authorities described the action as part of ongoing crime suppression in the Wisconsin area.
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Milwaukee
Seton Igor Ay
Wisconsin
Finnish defenders repulse invaders on Karetian isthmus
On the Arctic front near Luinahamarti and Petmo Finnish forces repelled waves of attackers. Reports indicate around 660 to 800 Russian soldiers pressed the line as Finnish artillery answered with cannon and trench fire amid snowy terrain.
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Kirkenes
Luinahamarti
Petmo
Karetian
Texas Boy Escapes From His Abductor
Port Arthur police report a Texas boy abducted by a man escaped custody. The boy fled during a lengthy pursuit, aided by officers. Details remain unclear as investigators verify the night’s events and the suspect’s capture.
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Texas Boy
Weather Summary From Milwaukee To Chicago
The report lists temperatures with Milwaukee recording the highest and Chicago the lowest. A nod to Buckstaff Observatory indicates measurements taken there. The data shows a maximum around 22.50 and a minimum near 34 with noted gusts and conditions.
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Boston
Chicago
Ender
Buckwdtaff Observatory
League weighs Russia stay as Latin bloc risks split
Finland charges Russia with aggression as the League Council debates expulsion or retention. Argentina reportedly vetoes allowing Moscow to remain, citing Latin America versus Russia. Britain signals reluctance softening while Russian absence deepens tensions at Geneva.
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Foltz Jr
Geneva
League Council
Finland
Russia
League
Argentina
Moscow
Latin America
Eugene Klink and Dr F L O Neil Convicted by Jury
Jury convicts Eugene Klink and Dr F L O Neil in a case likely involving professional conduct or medical practice. The verdict marks a significant outcome for the respondents and the authorities who pursued the charges.Further details on charges, sentencing, and court proceedings were not provided in the accessible text.
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Eugene Klink
F. L. O'Neil
Appointment of Wickhen 10 High Court Pushed at Beloit
A political report from Beloit describes ongoing efforts to appoint Wickhen to the 10th High Court seat. Mentioned figures include Roosevelt era associates and George AL Gorrigan of Beloit. The piece notes the candidate’s ties to Beloit High School and Beloit College as part of his background.
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