New Regime For China Proposed By Japan Envoy
Japan proposes a central Chinese government centered on Shanghai as part of a pacification effort in East Asia. Shi geru Kawagoe, the Japanese ambassador, says a new regime in central China could ease tensions with North China and help stabilize relations after withdrawing recognition of Chiang Kai Shek. Chinese forces counterattack along the Yangtze and Shansi fronts push back Japanese units near Wuhu and Pootung as Chiang Kai Shek orders no retreat.
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Tokio
Shanghai
Chiang Kai Shek
Shigeru Kawagoe
China
Japan
East Asia
Kawagoe
Demei
Central China
North China
Peiping
Foreign Office
Haps
Central
Yangtze Valley
Eighth Army
Shansi
Yangtze River
Nanking
Wuhu
Chwansha
Pootung
Prison Break Foiled at Joliet Prison Five Convicts Captured
A guard wounded during a bold Joliet Illinois prison escape bid as five long term felons overpowered a keeper and scaled a laundry wall. One attacker was shot and five were eventually captured while 22 inmates watched. Donald Loftus led the breakout. two guards were injured and Loftus was later linked to Wisconsin bank robberies.
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Donald Loftus
Thomas Shaw
Shaw
Harry Gerken
Peter Rislich
William Yoho
Edward Rabalais
Ragen
Edward Monahan
Monahan
Ristich
Yoho
Clarence Hawthorne
Benjamin Jennings
Loftus
Gerken
Rabalais
Tauncr
Looten Delavan Bank
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Green Wis
Sinois State Prison
Citizens’ State Bank of
Delavan
Wis
Connection Sought Between Slaying and Park Falls HoldUp
Ozaukee county authorities probed a possible link between the January 15 slaying of bartender Alex Baumgarten near Yort Washington and a Park Falls meat market holdup the same night. Descriptions of the Park Falls escapees matched those of the slayers. loot totaled 83890 plus two registers. Sheriff Ben Runkel returned from Chicago with a tip about youth gang involvement. Helen Anderton, a watchdog witness, offered to identify suspects if possible. No arrests were made.
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Yort Washington, Wis
Ozaukee
Alex Baumgarten
Here
Park Falls
Wis
Ben Runkel
Sherif Runkel
Chicago
T Sax
Helen Anderton
Boumgarien
Berg
Ifs
Committee Scraps Ter Vetoe Power In Roosevelts Aid
The Senate Appropriations Committee rejected a proposal to retain veto power for President Roosevelt over the independent offices appropriation. A subcommittee plan would have let the president cut or eliminate items by executive order, raising constitutional concerns. The bill totals $1,569,465 more than the previous House version, or $1,440,950 beyond the prior amount.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bee
Wisconsin to withhold 300000 in state appropriations
Madison secretary of state Theodore Dammann said he has notified 16 Wisconsin organizations and county fairs that their customary state appropriations will be suspended following the Wisconsin development authority act ruling. He cited grave doubts about the law’s validity and said payments will be halted until the court resolves the questions.
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Madison
Theodore Dammann
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Development Authority Act
Dammann
WDA
Chautemps Seeks New Peoples Front Ministry in France
Camille Chautemps moved to form a new peoples front cabinet after his resignation faced France's four day crisis. President Lebrun summoned the radical socialist ex premier to head a national union style government as tensions rise over financial and labor troubles. Opposition from conservatives and socialists grows amid reports of hidden arms caches as parties debate a coalition.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
People's Front
France
Albert Lebrun
Leon Blum
National Union
Chamber of Deputies
Surde Nationale
Hi I
Lebrun
Chautemps
Peoples Front
Blum
Senate hearing set on Reed Supreme Court nomination
Washington reports a Senate Judiciary subcommittee meeting Thursday to examine Stanley F Reed’s nomination to the Supreme Court. The panel, including Logan and other party members, aims to hear witnesses as Reed is expected to be confirmed this week before new cases arise.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Stanley F. Reed
Full
Judiciary Committee
Logan
Kentucky
King
Utah
Dieterich
Illnois
McGill
Kansas
van Nuys
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Reed
Rush Holt
West Virginia
Holt
George Sutherland
Russell Turner
United Press
UWP
Stanley Reed
Roosevelt
Theeourt
Little Business Reed
U.S
Benjamin N Cardozo
James C
Soda Ash Johnny To Be 100 Next Sunday
Hope Wisconsin reports Soda Ash Johnny, longtime railroad worker John M Horan and family, approaching his 100th birthday next Sunday. Mentions his early rail career, later roles, and expected luncheon honoring at the dining car in the Milwaukee area shops.
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Johnny
Horan
Scandyrett
Talroad
Tloran
Sears
Tie Beiler
Talewaukes
Railroane
Willa
Cardozo's Condition Still Unchanged Says Doctor
Washington Dr John Paul Eornest Jr said today that Justice Benjamin N Cardozo remains in unchanged condition despite serious heart disease. The update comes as Cardozo, a member of the Supreme Court, continues under medical care with no new developments reported.
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Washington
John Paul Eornest Jr
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
La Follette outlines state government changes plan
Madison Governor La Follette and a 1937 Legislature created advisory committee reviewed eight proposals to reorganize state government. They recessed after two hours to resume this afternoon in executive session. He noted a gasoline tax collection shift from the treasurer to the tax commission but no final conclusion was reached.
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Madison
la Follette
Solomon Levitan
Tax Commission
Automobile Heads 70 Beet With the President
Washington D C data report says Fae White Howes announced Roosevelt would meet noon Friday with leaders from eight automobile manufacturers and finance firms to curb high pressure car selling. Attendees include Henry Ford, William Knudsen, Willys-Chrysler chair, Alvin Frank, J Laumann Jr, and other top executives.
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Washington
Fae White Howes
Roosevelt Weld
Frida
Marvin Meluivrea
Tollewind
Wiltr PL Chrycker
Cligser Corporation
Hder
Ford
Ford Motor Company
William S. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Alvin Iarankey
Packard Motor Cy 4
Theca
Wisdain
Creamerenil Creined
Ernest Kangen
Universal Credit Company
Navy Appropriation and Grand Jury Probe Shake Miami
Navy appropriation totaling 553 million dollars dominates the page as a separate topic from a sprawling grand jury inquiry into gambling, prostitution, and municipal corruption in Miami. The investigation weighs city contracts, refunding debt, a proposed bus franchise, and a $250,900 bribe allegation linked to Florida Power and Light. In Washington, the House Appropriations Committee approves 553,266,494 for the Navy, funding 22 new ships and continuing more than 70 under construction amid international tensions and a looming presidential message on fleet strengthening.
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Miami
Fla
Sikage
A Prand
George Vs. Worley
Earliey
Worley
Bryan C. Hanks
Florida Fower and Light Company
Wordte Gee
Stig
William Br, Reeder
Stuart W. Tyton
Soyer
Robert KR. Williams
Congress
Iverataled Hanks
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Weather outlook and temperatures from Milwaukee and nearby areas
Snow probable tonight with not very cold conditions tonight and Tuesday. Northwestern operations report warmer conditions ahead with temperatures near 21 to 25 degrees. City readings show Milwaukee high yesterday around 74 and Devils Lake near 6, with Tremn Rack tall observers noting the weekend temperatures.
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Milwaukee
Lorton
Shivport
Devils Lake
Rucktall Obvervators Saureday & Pm
Kaukauna Man Victim in Highway 41 Crash
Appleton Wisconsin reports Kaukauna man William Paschen about 55 is killed when his car collides with a coal truck on old Highway 41 two miles north of Angleton. Four passengers are injured including Julia Keyser 62. Passengers and operator details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Appleton
Wis
William Paschen
Kayakauna
Angleton
Utd
Adl Gonoutly Ansted
Julia Eo Keyser
Green
Patehen
William EE
Uthe
Repeal Taxes That Hamper Its Progress
A New York Board of Trade representative urged Congress to repeal undistributed profits and capital gains taxes as a business stimulant. M. L. Seidman pressed for immediate repeal, proposing a 12 percent capital gains tax substitute and tax base reductions to offset changes, while noting broad support among business leaders.
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Washington
New York Board of Trade
House
Ways and Means Committee
M. L. Seidman
Seidman
Ways and Means
New Yorker
Crowther
New York
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morwan & Co
United States
Senate filibuster showdown sparks heated predictions
Washington report shows both sides predicting an immediate clash over a controversial bill led by Senator Denalls. Supporters and opponents assert moves toward extended debate and possible night sessions as leaders gauge the odds of passage amid mounting pressure and strategic warnings.
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Washington
Denalls
Bailes
Norm Carshna
Barkley
Kentucky
Mrs Baruch Dies In New York at 3
Mrs Bernard Baruch died of pneumonia in New York City last night at the bedside of her husband banker and Democratic adviser. The former Annie Griffin of New York City was noted for her philanthropy and had married Baruch on October 24, 1909.
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Bernard TM. Baruch
Baruch
Annie Griffen
New York Cis
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