City National Building Sale Authorized by Judge
An order in circuit court by Judge Edgar V. Werner approves the sale of the City National Bank building and equipment to Oshkosh National Bank for 150000. The sale, already cleared by the Comptroller of the Currency, includes tax responsibility and rental terms through early January 1935, with no competing bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City National Bank
Oshkosh National Bank
Edgar V. Werner
Appleton
Fred Beglinger
L. J. Bosworth
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
I. S. MacNichol
F. Harry Hull
E. J. Dempsey
W. C. Bouck
Bouck
Bilton, Kinwin & Dempsey
Frank B. Keefe
Barber
Keefe
Patri & Horwitz
Oshkoshi National Bank
Ketchum Held Over Slaying During Supper Visit
Chicago man J H Ketchum, 35, visiting relatives in Dodgeville, was held for questioning after admitting ownership of a 45 caliber pistol found in a shed. Leonard Demby, killed at supper when a shot through a window struck him in the base of the skull, as he sat with his brother Emmett and Frank Harington. Officials sought ballistics confirmation from BR Mathews at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchum
Dodgeville
Sauk County
Pitt
BR. Mathews
University of ¥ Contin
Log worker killed by falling timber near Wabeno
Darwin Buschke twenty five year old bridegroom of less than a week was killed near Wabeno Wisconsin at the J N Fisher Lumber company camp when a log rolled from a truck and crushed his skull as he reached under the vehicle. The accident occurred about five miles west of here. Buschke had been a log hauler.
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Wabeno
Wis
Darwin Buschke
J. N. Fisher Lumber Company
Here
Buschke
Planning fadeout for expiring NRA schemes
President Roosevelt outlined plans to transfer the expiring NRA and its functions to one or more government agencies during the balance of NRA's life. He said announcements would come in a few days and avoided naming departments, while noting Berry and the WRA activities aligned with the plan. Senate and House leaders questioned legal viability amid pending Supreme Court rulings on congressional powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
WRA
George Berry
Ced
Berry
Commerce Department
Federal Trade Commission
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Blue Eagle Organization
Tvo
Supreme Court
el Nra
Tapitol
Risch to Remain as Point Chief in Stevens Point
The police and fire commission unanimously refused to reconsider A. W. Risch’s appointment as chief of police in Stevens Point Wisconsin amid protests from several aldermen and residents who argued a local man should hold the post, though no personal opposition to Risch was raised.
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Risch
POINT
Stevens Point
Wis
Police and Fire Commission
Unanimou
Wisconsin farmer Olaf Moon sentenced for arson offense
Olaf Moon a 20 year old farmer from Vance Creek was sentenced to four to seven years in prison for arson by judge Tudge R. Foles today. The case was connected to a blaze that occurred yesterday near Bass on spun tomorrow.
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Ration
Wis
Olaf Moon
Vance Creek
Tudge We R. Foles
Woman Robber Held in Jail at Albert Lea Minn
Mary Lyon of South Bend Ind is jailed in Albert Lea Minn after robbing the Twin Lakes State Bank with a pistol and fleeing in a stolen car. About $700 was recovered. State official Melvin Passolt said she is also wanted for a 1932 North Dakota bank hold up linked to her husband.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Minnesota
Elmer R. Peterson
Mary Lyon
South Bend
Ind
Twin Lake S Tate
Julius Hoyerson
Peterson
Paes
Twin Lakes
North Dakota
St. PaulPi
Melvin Passolt
State Bureau
First National Bank of
Hunt
Passolt
Freeborn
Adbert Lea
Elmer Peterson
Burglars Loot State Bank at Prairie Farm Wisconsin
Thieves raided the First State Bank of Prairie Farm early today lifting about 4000 dollars. They bored through the vault top with a torch after entering via a back window, scattering papers but not destroying records. A passerby noticed nothing amiss at 1 am. neighbors heard no sounds.
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Prairie Farm
Wis
Burlars
First State Bank of
Clarence Mau ¢Ashier
Mau
Christmas Cheer In Depositor Fund For Local Banks
Rice Lake area banks prepare to distribute seventy five thousand dollars in Christmas cheer to depositors. John J. Ha, banking commissioner, reports funds totaling 75,000 among several banks including State Bank of Cai, Hawkins State Bank, Croix Falls State Bank, Tron River Bank, State Bank of Pine, Bank of Stell Lake, Tawke Site Bank, and Citizens State Bank of Rice Lake with allocations ranging around two to four percent.
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Rice Lake
Depnesia
John J. Ha
Versentanes
State Bank of Cai
Hawkins State
Croix Falls
Tron River Bank
State Bank of
Pene
Bank of Stell
Bank of Stell Lake, Tawke Site Bank, 43 Per Re To Eeehy Citizers Staite Bank
Icont
Stety
Crivitz CCC Camp Quarantined for Spinal Meningitis
Marinette Wisconsin report of a quarantine at the Crivitz CCC camp after a case of spinal meningitis was found. Health commissioner Dr W F Beren ordered the quarantine for one week at Marinette Sensation hospital where the patient was treated. no additional cases have developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crivitz CCC
Marinette
Wis
CCC
Crivits
4. W. Beren
Robbery on Highway 7 Near Cedarburg
Four men armed with pistols held up a Cedarburg area highway 7 location at night. They forced Tony EBaile, the proprietor, and three customers into a hastment while the gang searched the building. A boarding tenant upstairs was knocked unconscious. The attackers fled with an undetermined amount of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarburg
Wis
Tony Ebaile
Ata Milwan
Borah Sets Liberal Platform Goal for 1936 Campaign
Idaho Senator Borah formally stated his objective for 1936 is a liberal Republican platform and cooperation with any progressive group backing liberal delegates. He said he will work to convene liberal delegates to write a liberal platform and nominate a liberal candidate, remaining flexible on tactics but firm on the aim. Two Wisconsin Republicans announced Borah’s delegation plan last night, signaling growing interest ahead of the Cleveland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Wisconsin
Carson IF. Lyman
Associated Press
Washington
Borah
Hwe
Cleveland
Removal of three New Deal figures telegraphed in 1935
United Press reports Democratic sources sought to push Rexford Tugwell and two other New Dealers out of office or abroad during the presidential campaign. White House and Farley denied requests, while a party insider noted Tugwell Hopkins and Works Progress Administration names as political liabilities for the midwest race. Continued on Page 2, Column 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
United Presstaff
United Press Washington
Rexford GC. Tugwell
United Press
White House
James A. Farley
National Committee
Turveil
Harold J
Harry Hopkins
Linserd
Farley
Tagerell
Hopkins
Lekes
Tugwell
Europe
United States
Long War in Africa in Prospect
London and Paris forecast a protracted East Africa war with Italy and Ethiopia, while Britain and France hesitate to lead peace moves. Mussolini relies on Badoglio for a decisive victory, but experts expect a stubborn Ethiopian resistance and mounting Italian strain. Two confidence votes in Parliament bolster the government amid war pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
East Africa
Maly
Ethiopia
Stanley Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Austen
Chamberlain
Samuel Hoare
League
Benito Mussolini
Pietro Badogna
Italy
Mary
Aly
Labor Party
Neville Chamberlain
Ralph Vicinzen
United Press Staff
Correstament
United Drees
Paris
Democrats to Organize for State Campaign Meeting
Milwary James Corcoran, chair of the Democratic state central committee, will outline ideas for the campaign next year at an upcoming meeting. U S Senator F Ryan Duffy and national committeeman Charles E Broughton along with national committeewoman Mrs Gertrude Bova are expected to attend. State officers and executive committee members of the Young Conservative clubs of Wisconsin will convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwary
James Corcoran
7Ier
Democratic State Central Committee
Corcoran
F. Ryan Duffy
United States
Charles E. Broughton
Gertrude Bova
Wisconsin
Milne Kidnapping Mystery Focuses on Tumbledown Farmhouse
Federal squads sweep a Wrightstown, Pennsylvania farmhouse linked as the Milne kidnapers hideout. Caleb Milne Jr. described four abductor men who tied, drugged, and gagged him for four days before discovery and ongoing questioning as agencies pursue leads across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne
Leo W. Sheridan
Associated Press
Doylestown
Milne Kid
Napers
Wrightstown
Caleb J. Milne
New York
Department of Justice
Caleb J. Milne Jr
Jiave Mane
Tielitte Hospital
Scottland
Germantown
Philadelphia
Milnes
Anita Smith
Bureau of Investigation
Mins
Western
Ohio
Funeral on frozen lawn at Lyons home
Lyons Wil Tim s to come duet farmers services for Fred Smith held here remarseevon the frozen dinch of the Smith hems there being made today. Outdoor services proposed due to quarantine for scarlet fever. Smith died of a heart attack.
Moving to Racine by Chemical Brokers and Manufacturers
The Chemical Brokers and Manufacturers, formerly based at Waakenan, announces relocation to Racine. The association of commerce said the industry will begin with a small staff and hire more as business warrants.
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Racine
Wistt
Waakenan
Association of Commerce
Chemical Brokers and
Baldwin and Others Back Security Idea in Mediterranean
Paris reports France has taken military precautions to face a possible Italian attack after Britain's request for aid. The idea, urged by Prime Minister Baldwin, would create a League military force for defense, not aggression, to reassure Britain it is not acting alone in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Great Britain
Qtarters
Britain
Italy
Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
Baldwin
League of Nations Council
League
Mediterranean
House of Commons
Blind Senator Schall Injured In Auto Crash Near Washington
Senator Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota remains unconscious in a Maryland hospital after a car striking him and secretary Orel Leen caused multiple injuries including a fractured skull and a broken leg. Driver Al G. Humphries was charged with reckless driving. Schall has long opposed the New Deal and supported reciprocal tariff pacts.
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Washington
Thomas TD
Schall
Minnesota
Orel Leen
Cottage City
Dick Schall
William Laughlin
H. Berksom
Wymecrest
Leen
Hidhaway
al G. Humphries
Hyatteville
Mmd
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City National Building Sale
Giaguit
Oshkosh National
Londor
Albert Lea, Minn
State Bank
BORA
Democrat
Africa
Lyons
Bosiblack
Farmer-Laboute
Magnus Johnson
Senate
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