Civic Groups Back Expanded Oshkosh Safety Program
Representatives of Oshkosh groups met at the Chamber of Commerce to pledge unanimous support for a National Safety Council program. Jay T. Putney outlined a three E's plan focusing on enforcement, engineering and education with divisions for home, industrial, traffic safety and safety education. Volunteering and signups were urged as the drive aims to educate the public on safety and reduce accidents.
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National Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Jay T. Putney
Oshkosh
Liggett and Lingle murders may be linked
A possible link between the Walter Liggett slaying in Minneapolis and Chicago journalist Jake Lingle is claimed in a fee received by County Attorney Ed Goff from Mrs. Rose Jessen of Webster Grove. Jessen, mother of Ley Brothers, says Brothers will testify Liggett was connected to Lingle’s case and that the pair’s deaths are interconnected.
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Minneapolis
Ed Goff
LLP
Walter Ligtt
Jake Lingie
Chicago
Ed’ Goff
Rose Jessen
Webster Grove
Lingh
Liggett
Lingle
Uailed
Gail
Thomas J. Courtney
Cook County
Courtney
William R. McCabe
Joliet
Brothers
McCabe
Eangle
Unrest in China Seen From Moves
Reports from Suiyuan indicate Manchukuoan and Mongol forces invade eastern Suiyuan aiming to seize five counties and control northern caravan routes. Japanese planes operate over Fengcheng daily as Britain plans to fortify Hongkong amid disarmament talks. Molotov cites rising budgets amid ongoing Russia Japan border incidents.
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United Press
China
Far East
Suiyuan
Inner Mongolia
Chahar
Fengcheng
Shiyuan
Britain
Japan
Singapore
Hongkong
Canton River
Washington
Foreign Office
Navy
London
Moscow
Viacheslav Molotov
Germany
Russia
Molotov
New Strong Move To Settle War In Ethiopia Near
Paris reports a new push to end the Italian Ethiopian war with Italian concessions. French ambassador Chambron spoke with Premier Laval while Tabouis predicted an early conclusion. A neutral inquiry commission to Ethiopia was suggested at Italy’s request.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Maly
Charles de Chambron
Pierre Laval
Laval
Bernie Mussolini
League of Nations
Razi Maieridis
Genevieve Tabouiz
Oeuvie
Italy
Mime
Tabouis
Ethiopia
Policies for NEU AMA Are Being Formed
Washington reports broad farm program policies taking shape in a New Deal agrarian conference. Secretary Wallace, Chester C. Davis, and Senate and House agriculture leaders led a 13 member farmers committee to outline non detailed guiding principles on soil conservation production control and cash payments to farmers.
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Frank L. Weller
Associated Press
Washington
New Deal
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Farmers’ Committee
Farm Committee
Davis
Howard R. Tolley
United States
Tesley
Giannini Foundation
California
Roosevelt
Chester Davis
Earthquake Devastates Colombia Border Villages
Reports say 300 to 500 people killed as a powerful quake and volcanic eruption destroy four villages along the Colombia Ecuador border. La Chorrera and nearby settlements are buried or cratered, with survivors saying most residents perished and thousands lack food and shelter.
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Bogota
la Chorrera
Caserios
Supueyes
Alban
Chortera
la Chorrery
Makale Sai Recapture Rumor Believed By Ethiopians
Reports say Makale might be retaken by Ethiopian forces though Addis Ababa officials deny knowledge of the movement. Italians claim heavy Ethiopian losses and a retreat to the mountains after a flank attack south of Makale. Italian communiques report native casualties and a separate Rome claim of Ethiopian defeat at Gabai and Gheva rivers. Fascist grand council meeting postponed from January to February without explanation.
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Associated Press
Makale
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Rome
Gabai
Gheva
Artllery
Grand
Barbers Plan Test of War in High Court
Milwaukee Milwaukee-4 Ai Williams organizer of the Independent Barbers association said the group plans another test of the Wisconsin reenvers act recently held valid by the state supreme court. He said the association will seek a decision in the United States Supreme Court.
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Milwaukee
Ai. G. Williams
Independent Barbers Association
Supreme Courts
United States Supreme Cen
Backwoodsmen to Advise on Deer in Upstate Forest
Hayward Wisconsin reports a large meeting where backwoodsmen and trappers from Ashland Rayfield Price and Lawser counties will discuss the Chequamegon National Forest deer population. The Save the Deer club sponsors the event and will record statements for later review.
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Upstate
Hayward
Wis
Chequamergon , National Forest
Ashland
Rayfield, Price
Lawser
Save-the-Deer Club
Corettaban Commission
Tamorn
Chequarmegon Forest
Chenuameson Forest
State Conservation Commission
National Forest
CCC Me
Governor to Seek Custody in Lindbergh Case
Trenton authorities moved to detain Dr. John F. Condon as clemency hearings for Bruno Hauptmann stretched. Governor Hoffman announced intent to question Condon over details of the ransom and the Lindbergh kidnapping case amid delays at the New Jersey pardon court.
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Trenton
N. PA
Gov. Hare
G. Hoffman
John F
Tassie
Conden
Lindbergh
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Bruno Richar Haupt-mann
Hauptmann
Condon
South America
Fnday
Dale Harrison
Associated Press
House
Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Qopinian
Harold G Hoffman
Pardons Court
Jassie
John F. Condon
Wittman Returns From Washington Trophy Ceremony
J. Wittman of Oshkosh speed flyer returns from Washington D C where he was awarded a silver plaque for second in the 1975 Thompson trophy race at Cleveland. He and Sheriff Gilbert Booth plan world record attempts in altitude and nonstop distance using a Polyjoy plane, with tests at Oshkosh or Fond du Lac set for early spring.
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J. Wittman
Oshkoosh Speed Flver
Gozhkosh
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Gilbert Booth
Fond du Lac
New Orleans
Sheriff Booth
Wittman
Lake Delton
Booth
Flint
Naval Sap
Widman
Oshkosh
Armpis
Willman
Ohhkosh
Nine Persons and Firms Named in Tax Lien List
Milwaukee P Nine Wisconsin residents and companies were named in liens to collect 2200 in unpaid federal taxes and fees. Included are Max and Paul Ludwig Princeton for 20 for a two month wholesale liquor license plus penalty Iroquois Realty Manitowoc for 174 unpaid 1933 income taxes Holm's Manufacturing Kenosha for 173 unpaid 1933 income taxes John M Kadow Manitowoc for 160 unpaid 1933 income taxes.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Max and
Paul Ludwig
Princeton
Wis
Iroquois Realty Company
Manitowoc
Holm’s Manufacturing Company
Kenosha
John M. Kadow Company
Borah Club Gathers Broad Wisconsin Support
Wisconsin supporters rally behind Idaho Senator Borah for president with pledges of delegation to the Republican national convention. Madison state senator Philip LE Nelson says backing comes from all parts of the state and all walks of life, with rural Wisconsin especially strong.
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Madison
Philip LE. Nelson
Maple
Wisconsin Borah For President Club
Idaho
Nelson
Wisconsin
Borah
Oman
Coun
Broad Spread in Cost of Building Across Nation
A survey reports wide differences in building costs among cities. Factors include labor, transport, and material access. The standard home includes living room dining room laundry and kitchen on the first floor with exterior siding and a one car attached garage, totaling varied prices by city.
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Washington
Snan Bank Turard
Beard
Columbia
8. C
Providence
Cms
Oshkosh
Gomez Leads Cuba Presidential Race With Small Early Lead
Associ ated Press reports Wavana by Miguel Mariano Gomez held a slim edge over Gen Mario G Menocal as 409 of Cuba's 5117 precincts reported results. Gomez led 42318 to 34634 with Carlos Manuel de Cespedes far behind. Gomez promised a cordial Cuban family and closer ties to the United States.
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Cuba
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Havana
Mario Menocal
Associated Press Phatos
Edmund A. Chester
Associated Press
Wavana
Mario G. Menocal
Gomez
Menocal
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Antonio Berulf Mendieta
Mariquista Party
Pelayo Cuervo
Menocalista
United States
Strike Near End At Walker Plant In Racine Wisconsin
Workers at the Walker Manufacturing Company in Racine Wisconsin prepared to return after mediation involving the International Auto Workers Union and state officials. Francis J Dillon of Detroit said most differences were cleared and a final committee would seek a complete agreement. About 600 employees are affected and payroll losses exceed $200000.
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Walker
High court weighs 100 year flowage dispute over Horicon marsh
The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard arguments in a declaratory suit by the state to reflood Horicon marsh without compensating nearby landowners. Attorneys for farmers and the conservation commission debated restoration versus acquisition, with the 1927 act funding and an aim to restore a wildlife refuge shaping the case.
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Authority of Conservation Commission
Madison
Horiign Marsh
Supreme Court
The
Conservation Commission
Harold W. Wilkie
Peter J. Myers
Racine
H. A
Doings of Congress In Recess and Committees Active
Senate in recess as leaders focus on measures. House also in recess with appropriations and subcommittees meeting. Yesterday munitions loan hearings continued while foreign relations pursued neutrality legislation and a veterans bonus bill passage was reported.
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House
Youse
Foreign Affairs Committee
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