Heil Plans Wisconsin Farm Produce Sales Campaign
Governor elect Julius Heil announced a January meeting to assemble a coordinated state campaign to sell Wisconsin farm products nationwide. He asked the agriculture and markets, commerce, WAA, and publicity departments to join a council of war after inauguration to craft a profitable plan for farmers.
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Madison
Julius P. Heil
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agricultural Authority
Wilbur Carlson
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Department of Commerce
WAA
W. C. Maas
Milwaukee
Hef
Council of War
Hei
Heil
Commerce Department
Supreme Court
Carlson
National Cheese Institute
Adil
Ralph Mc.immell
National Guard
Hell
Portage Levee Commission
Former Wisconsin Attorney General Haven Dies at 79
Hudson Wisconsin veteran jurist Spencer Haven former Wisconsin attorney general under Governor Emanuel L Philipp died in his sleep at age 79 He was appointed in 1911 to fill a vacancy and served until 19 He conducted a law practice in Hudson and held roles with the state bar Haven survived by his widow and three daughters Esther Fonteka of Chateauguay Tenn Anvia Frazier of Evanston Ill and Mary Nelson of Waukesha Wis.
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Hudson
Wis
T — Spencer
Haven
Geners
Emanuel L. Philipp
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Goernor Philipp
Wale C. Owens
Supreme Court
State
Dave Haven
Esther Fonteka
Chatetancoca
Tenn
Anvia Frazier
Evanston
Mary Kelson
Waukeshe
Roper sees continued 1939 recovery amid farewell remarks
Secretary of Commerce Roper forecast a gradual 1939 recovery as he leaves public service after 27 years. He cited rising purchasing power and stronger demand for durable and nondurable goods, especially autos, and noted expected spring boosts from construction contracts and other industries. He denied political pressure in his tenure.
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Washington
Iu.p
Roper
Ropers
Coun
Hopkins Not Man For Ropers Post Says Vanbenbers
Senator Van Denberg of Washington Republican said he has no confidence in Harry L. Drinkins for a high cabinet post. He dismissed Hopkins as a candidate and would not say how he would vote on such a nomination. He argued the president should have latitude in selecting cabinet members and warned against steering the inquiry to sympathetic allies.
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Washington
Seninz Vandenberg
Michtasn
Harry L. Drinkins
Comimmerce
Aehigen
Vendenberg Eure
Agni
Man emerges from 11 hour high pressure tank test
Milwaukee reports Max Eugene Nohl 28 remained in a huge boiler plate chamber with Dr. Edgar End for 11 hours under 44 psi of air. He experienced painful caisson beads in knees and stomach when attempting to leave. End managed pressure and tried pedaling to reduce acidity blamed for the condition.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Max Eugene Nohl
Edgar End
End
Nohl
Stile
Nobsill
Edger End
Desperate Chicago Woman Grabs 5080 From Bank After Threat
A young Chicago woman identified as Mary McCollum threatened to blow up a bank with a note and demanded money. She obtained 3000 first then 5000 in cash under guard, was stopped by a responding officer, and later released after questioning.
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Chicago
South Side
Eugene Carry
Barry
Mary McCollum
Drexel State Bark
Pres. R. Neal
Neal
Berry
Carson
Covington
Hit
Chamberlain Beal Fages Severe Test Headlines Scotland Vote
Criefs Scotland reports voter turnout as highlines turn on Chamberlain and Beal Fages amid party lines. The wealthy Duchess of Atoll shifts conservatives after Chamberlain's Munith deal. Independent candidate Snadden opposes Cremberisun's appeasement plan, urging a stronger stance to prevent war.
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Criefs
Scotland
Chamblain
Bec
West Terth
Atoll
Charberlain
Cataimons
William LieNair
Snadden
Cremberisun
Court to Rule Before Jan 2 In Funds Row
The supreme court plans to rule before Jan 2 on the legality of general fund withdrawals totaling nearly $4,000,000 ordered by the emergency board on Nov 10. Chief Justice Rosenberry aims to settle the dispute before the new administration, with arguments set for Friday and briefs due by Tuesday.
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Madizen
Supreme Court
Mervin B. Rosenberry
Iate
Fred BR. Zimmerman
High Court
Circuit Court
Savannah Madman Slays Five in Ga. Cottage Massacre
Police hunt a blood spattered killer after a WPA worker Fillman his wife Elizabeth and two children Clara and Viola Tillman are found murdered in a dilapidated Savannah county cottage near an auto repair shop. Night watchman Tom Chester died from a shotgun blast as investigators recover a pipe and wrecked home scene. Authorities pursue leads across Chatham County, seeking a suspect described as an insane assailant.
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Vaneh
Ge Watch
Savannah
Fillman
WPA
Elizebeth
Tnen
Clara Pear
Viola
Tom Chester
Tillman
Chester
Kim the Tilman
Chatham County
Chapman
Cortes
French urged to boycott Japanese goods
Unclear OCR text urges French people to boycott Japanese products amid a wartime or political context. Fragmentary phrases mention a call to action and percentages but lack concrete names, dates, or locations.
Solidarity Declaration Moves At Lima Pan American Meet
Delegations at the Pan American conference in Lima reached a general agreement on an American formula pledging solidarity against foreign political or military invasion. The compromise draft, drawn by Brazil with input from Argentina and Peru, aims to balance U S warnings to Europe with Argentina’s desire to avoid targeting any one nation. Five nations remained to approve: Panama, Paraguay, Uruguay, Ecuador, and El Salvador. Approval was hoped by tomorrow as leaders seek swift home-government clearance.
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Hobart C. Montec
United Press
Lima
Peru
United States
Argentina
Brazi
Brazil
Europe
Panama
Parenmy
Uruguay
Ecuador
el Salvador
Luenos Aires
Hull
Political Uproar Shapes Presidential Race Claims
Fragmented text recounts a congressional session and looming election, naming candidates and party figures. Mentions President and Senate leaders weighing strategy, with unclear specifics but emphasis on party power and campaign messaging.
Vizetelly Dies Widely Known Lexicographer at 74
New York Dr Frank Vizetelly 74 lexicographer died of pneumonia in Fort h Avenue hospital after December 2 confinement. Born in England his father a master printer he rose at Funk and Wagnalls to become internationally famous for dictionaries. He authored over twenty works on language and philology and urged a reform of the spelling system. Survivors include his widow Bertha and daughter Norma Cochrane.
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New York
Frank
Vizetelly
England
IBM
Funk & Wagnalls
Forth Avenue
Bertha
Norma Cochrane
Br. Vizetelly
Isaac Kfunk
Columbia University
Vinetely
TVA Investigation Nears Closure in Broad TVA Probe
Washington reports public hearings on the TVA investigation end after nine months of inquiry into the vast administration project. Edward CWM Richard, a former TVA forester, did not testify as senators pressed for more testimony amid a tightly staffed committee session.
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Washington
TVA
Edward Cwm Richard
TVA Forester
Worreshae Democrat
Oia
Ta Wbendoen
Dover
Weather Report Fragment From Ancient Dav
Fragmentary atmospheric notes show temperatures near 28 degrees with fair conditions and light winds. Observations reference Miami, Huron, Mooktad, Buckstalf Observatory, and a 40 mm rainfall reading, with barometer and other dubious measurements listed.
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Crouad
Art Northurstern
Tim Timnerarany
Reina
Huron
Rom Buckstalf Observatory
Moneay
Imraum
Masumam
Mimumam
Winter greets the West with storms and unseasonal cold
United Press reports a broad Western storm system bringing hail snow and rain from the Pacific Northwest to the Gulf of Mexico. Temperatures fell sharply compared with mild December, causing fog disrupts in the Northwest and dangerous ice in the Southland. Los Angeles set a December rainfall record with seven inches as Pasadena reports a trace of snow before hail whitened the ground.
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United Press
Pacific Northwest
Gulf of Mexico
California
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Builds Own Chair and Takes Life in Tragic Local Incident
Fragmented OCR recounts a startling event involving a man named John lersh, age 23, who reportedly built his own chair before taking his life. The garbled text references a series of names and scattered details about police, witnesses, and a residence, hinting at a dramatic scene with multiple individuals including Mrs Lane and Edger Helly.
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John Lersh
Edger Helly
Apt
Lane
Swindle ties Musica to Cohen murders probe
Brooklyn detectives broaden the Musica-Coster swindle case as they pursue links to the Cohen brothers murders. Police query the Cohen family and Musica kin while bail is set at $100,000 for the Musica brothers on securities charges. The fugitive Coster-Musica killed himself after exposure in the McKesson & Robbins scandal. A related arrest, Benjamin Simon, a Bronx salesman, is charged with conspiracy, tying Musica to earlier criminal exploits. Further details appear on page 2.
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New York
F. Donald Coster
Philip Musica
G Brooklyn
Joseph Cohen
Barnett
Michael S. McDermott
Cohen
Coster-Musica
George Vermard
Musica
George E. Dietrich
Drug Contern
Fairfield
Conn
Salessian
McKesson & Robbins
Benjamin Simon
Bronx
Anold
Muca
Coster
England 70 Spend Over 100 Millions for Air Shelters
A 1936 report notes England plans to spend more than 100 million pounds on a program of private and public air raid shelters to protect civilians in Great Britain. The plan, discussed by ministers and officials, includes coordination with local councils and police guidance for shelter provisions, with estimates referencing Britain and Northern Ireland’s population and city needs.
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England
Sir John Ander
Iva
John
Reids
Britain
Northern Ireland
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