Public hearing sets Wilkie charges on Frank at UW
Regents clash as Harold M. Wilkie presses for University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank to face removal. Wilkie seeks public airing next meeting, with Frank vowing he will not resign after a stormy two hour session in Bascom Hall.
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Madison
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Bascom Hall
Harold M. Wilkie
la Follette
Wilkie
Frank
Regen. Clough Gates
Superior
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Germany and U S to try 10 settle trading troubles
Washington reports renewed talks between Germany and the United States to resolve trade frictions over German use of blocked marks to finance imports. A U S reply to Berlin signals possible limited agreement as negotiators seek transactions in cheaper marks.
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Germany
U. S
Washington
U.S
United States
Treasury
Berlin
America
Customs Bureau
Question Is Now Cast on Accuracy of Report That Chiang Kai Shek Was Shot
Shanghai Thursday reports say Chiang Kai Shek might be alive or dead after claims the executive yuan ordered a punitive expedition to rescue him or avenge him. Officials say he is safe while other sources say he was captured by Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang at Lianfu. Divisions move into Shensi amid skirmishes as uncertainty spreads.
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Chiang Kai Shek
Shanghai
Executive Yuan
Hsueh Liang
Lianfu
China
Shensi
Chang Hsueh Liang
Chiang
Ho Ying Chin
Military Affairs Commission
State Board Seeks 11 Million for 1037 39 Biennium
The state board of control seeks more than 11 million dollars in 1937 39 appropriations, proposing a total budget of 17.57 million exclusive of coal insurance and revolving funds. Most funds would go to building new facilities and renovating 16 institutions to reduce crowding.
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Madison
State Board of Control
John J. Hannan
United States proposes talks over menace to American peace
In Buenos Aires a U S backed plan for consultation by the American republics to shield peace from internal or external threats was approved today by a unanimous group of 21 nations. Secretary Hull called the epochal resolution a milestone while a parallel measure urging ratification of five peace treaties also won unanimous support at the plenary session.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Idell Hull
Hull
Lost plane in Wasatch mountains believed crashed
Salt Lake City United Press dispatch reports search teams with skis and snowshoes started a careful ground sweep across Wasatch peaks after Western Air Express Boeing transport with seven aboard vanished in fog and snow. Officials feared survivors unlikely as weather kept rescue planes grounded and crew and passengers remained unaccounted for.
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Jack Welter
United Press
Salt Lake City
Western Air Express
Wasatch Mountains
Here
Milford
CCC
Utah
S. J. Samson
Planes Wreak Havoc in Madrid. Three Killed
Madrid reports a large insurgent bombing raid with Italian made planes striking Majadahonda and Cuatro Caminos. Sixty bombs dropped. three killed and ten wounded at Majadahonda. heavy destruction and fires in the capital. Additional bombardments reported at Port Bou and clashes near Valdemorillo and Moncola.
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Majadahonda
Ma~jadahenda
Cuatro Caminos
Valdemorillo
Rubio Medical Institute
Moncola
Madrid
Belamares
Support Divisions Over Hamilton Resignation Plan
Republican leaders met as debate mounted over chairman John Hamilton's possible resignation. Walter S. Hallanan expressed confidence Hamilton would stay, while Rep. Hamilton Fish said the West would oppose his leadership. Fish demanded full policy discussion before any move to table the resignation. Proxies were in question as Hallanan noted they require accreditation from home states, not from Fish.
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Chicago
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Walter S. Hallanan
West Virginia
Republican National Committee
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Hallanan
National Committee
Wallace Urges Fewer Tenants On Farm Lands
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace opened a two day conference as chairman of a presidential committee on farm tenancy. Citing census data he warned tenancy rose about 40 000 yearly and would require vast sums to curb. He urged options including social responsibility and anti speculation to prevent land driven tenancy.
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Washington
Wallace
United States
Roose
Velt
Ile
Absov e Motorman Liable in El Train Tragedy Verdict
Chicago report recalls a coroner's jury absolving Motorman Van R. Grooms of criminal liability for the November 24 elevated train crash that killed 11. The panel found the incident an accident but faulted Grooms for not exercising full care and blamed the North Shore and elevated lines for inadequate safety measures. Recommendations urged automatic lock signals, replacement of wooden cars, stricter crew supervision, and independent station lighting.
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Chicago
van R. Grooms
Grooms
North Shore
North Shore and
Elevated Railroad
Arraignment in Brunette Kidnapping Case
Harry Brunette was arraigned secretly at noon in Trenton New Jersey and committed to Mercer county jail in default of 100000 bail. He faced a Lindbergh kidnaping charge for abducting William A Turnbull from Bridgewater Somerset to near Freemansburg Pennsylvania. Brunette was captured in New York after a 45 minute pistol battle. his location had been kept secret by federal officials.
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Trenton
N. J
Harry Brunette
William A. Turnbull
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mercer County
United States
Marvin A. Spaulding
Earl L. Richmond
Federal
Brunette
Agent Murphy
Bridgewater
Somerset
New Jersey
Freemansburg
William ‘A. Turnbull
New York
FBI
Mark O. Kimberling
Turnbull
Kimberling
J. Edgar Hoov
G-men
Unsettled Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Outlook
The forecast notes unsettled, colder conditions in Wisconsin tonight with general fair weather on Thursday. MinnesotaExpect generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with a drop in temperatures except in the extreme northwest where warming is expected in central and western areas.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Clendy
Milwaukee
Miami
Kansas City
Williston
Escanaba
Rockstarf Observatory
New York Court Bans Free Legal Advice Over Radio
The New York appellate division of the state supreme court barred free legal advice broadcast to the public via newspapers or radio. Attorneys may not answer legal questions or offer opinions through any publicity medium, with violations deemed professional misconduct and subject to discipline. The ruling followed a complaint about the "Good Will Court of the Air" and fact-based insufficiencies cited by the county lawyers association. Albert L. Alexander, representing the program sponsor, said compliance would follow and the goodwill program would continue without violating rules.
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New York
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Good‘will
County Lawyers Association
Albert L. Alexander
New York State
Goodwill Court
Winnebago County Board Sets Courthouse Budget at 950000
The Winnebago county board approved a new maximum courthouse budget of 950000 after bids exceeded 800000. They set bonds at 600600 and building funds totaling about 90000, with transfers from surplus and contingencies to cover additions. The decision preserves a 45009 surplus for unforeseen costs and directs the courthouse building committee to proceed with approved plans.
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Treasury
Rap
Joseph Caler
Ouhkosh
Otter Street
Winnebago
Winnebago County
Roosevelt to set up second term cabinet suggestions
President Roosevelt, back from Buenos Aires, begins organizing his second term with plans for congressional programs, the new budget, and potential cabinet changes. He attended funeral services for bodyguard August Gennrich in the White House east room and praised the Buenos Aires conference as a historic step toward Pan American peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
White House
August
Gus
Gennerich
Charleston
D. C
U.S
Indianapolis
Americas
Recee
Oes
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Axel Mickelsen
Independent
Mickelsen
Law and Order
Law and
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
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Davison
Garrison
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