Detroit Murder Case Shifts Motive Focus On Witnesses
Detroit officials, after questioning Sam Sweitzer, hunt motive in the Dickinson case. Three women, Loretta Jackson, Florence Jackson, and Jean Miller, are held as material witnesses. Authorities note Sweitzer’s changing stories and seek a decisive confession to reveal the true motive behind the fatal shooting of Howard Dickinson by the petty criminal.
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Etroit
Mich
Jean C. McCrea
Jean Miller
Lillian Winters
Ward Carter Dickinson
William Lee Fer
Inrich A. Pickert
Fred Frahm
John Pith
Prostor
James C. Austin
United Press
Opyright
Etvoit, Mich
Fromms
Sam Sweitzer
Howard Carterinson
New York
Aeccrney
Charles Evans Hughes
Sweitzer
Dickinson
Detroit
Jawyer
America
Fort Wayne
Ind
Loretta
Florence Jackson
Jeen Miller
Sweitzers
Elizabeth Carmichiel Witherspoon
Willam Yawkey
Jumberman
Jehingon
Nolice
Dickson
Jackson
Sweltzer
Rouge Park
Parole Ruling Declares Milwaukee Banker Parole Illegal
Dane county judge ruled the state board of control parole of Isaac J. Rosenberg illegal and ordered return to prison unless the supreme court stays execution. The ruling focused on improper notice. Padway granted 10 days to perfect appeal. Rosenberg, former Liberty State Bank president, was convicted in 1933 of false bank condition statements and sentenced 1 to 5 years.
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Madison
W.P
Isaac J. Rosenberg
Milwaukee
Waupun State
State Board of Control
A. G. Zimmerman
Dane County
Joseph Padway
Rosenberg
State Supreme Court
Liberty State Bank
Supreme Court
Zimmerman
Dist. Aiy
William A. Zabel
State Board of Central
Barale
Marcus Calls Meeting of Wisconsin Republican Committee
Marcus of Muscoda, chairman of the state Republican committee, instructs secretary Roy Brecke to call a meeting of the state party executive committee for July 6 in Madison. The session aims to inventory the party and plan for the next campaign.
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Milwaukee
Ren Marcus
Muscoda
State Republican Committee
Roy ©. Brecke
Madison
Marcus
Fracas Near Main Street Involves D Fero And Robb
Green Bay police probe a rear 1124 Main Street clash. Dave Fero, 19, Oshkosh Golden Gloves boxer, is jailed and John Robb, 18, is hospitalized with cuts. Four companions await questioning as Fern claims self defense during the alley confrontation with Miss Jeraldine Andrews and her mother present.
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Green Bay
Wis
Main Street
Dave Fero
Oshkosh
John Robb
Fern
Robb
Eddie Pakanich
James Murphy
Nager Younis
Collision Claims Cumberland Leader Carl Fackson
Cumberland and Milwaukee reports state Carl Fackson 45, farmer and Cumberland township chairman, died after a collision here on Saturday from a broken neck. In Milwaukee, 38 year old Carl L. Joseph Son of Wauwatosa township died yesterday from injuries after being struck by an automobile while crossing a street.
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Cumberland, Srs
Carl Fackson
Farmer and Cumberl ‘Land Township
Milwaukee
Carl L. Joseph Son
Wauwatosa
Freak Rain and Wind Wreck Crops Near Madison
Farmers report thousands of dollars in damage from a freak wind and rainstorm. Lakes Waugesa Keynosa and areas from Stoughton to Watertown saw many trees uprooted and buildings torn, with small grain crops flattened. A separate line of storms downed electric wires, killed a cow, and flooded Madison streets as sewer systems struggled. The federal weather bureau measured 0.98 inches of rain in 24 hours near the university area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Lakes Waugesa
Keynosa
Stoughton
Watertown
Lake Waugesa
Federal Weather Bureau
University
Intervention expected if Stoughton strike widens
Stoughton Wisconsin. Federal intervention anticipated as Highway Trailer workers and Edgerton members strike for higher wages and a union working agreement. About 400 left work with Edgerton nearly fully shut, 75 percent of Stoughton workers participating. Union rep Ed Hall cites five bargaining committee members dismissed over affiliation with the Federation of Labor. Demands include union recognition, 3.20 percent wage rise, reinstatement of the five, and a general working agreement. The Stoughton plant is a body shop and Edgerton makes chassis.
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Stoughton
Wis
Highway Trailer Company of
Ed Hall
Wisconsin
The
Automobile Workers Union
Federation of Labor
Hall
Edgerton
Bituminous Strike Called Off For 30 Days
Washington reports that a 30 day extension ends a coal miners strike while backers push the Guffey bill to regulate the industry. The United Mine Workers seek a 31 hour week and a 10 percent wage raise, with general industry support from some operators and strong Southern opposition due to price and employment fears.
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Washington
Guffey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Pennsylvania
Senate
United Mine Workers
Union
Isager
Keys are Champs Meridian Endurance Flyers Break Records
Meridian, Miss. Fred and Al Key became undisputed world champion endurance flyers at 32:01 CST this afternoon, surpassing the 647 hour, 22 minute, 20 second unofficial mark set in 1930 in St Louis by Dale Jackson and Forest Brien. They previously beat the official 553 hour, 41 minute, 30 second record from 1930 in Chicago by John and Kenneth Hunter. They planned to descend at night.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Key
St. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest Brien
Chicago
John
Kenneth Hunter
Wisconsin adopts compulsory old age pensions
Wisconsin enacts compulsory old age pensions for residents over seven with limited income and property worth up to three thousand dollars. Eligible couples may receive up to thirty dollars monthly, with aid adjusted if income falls short. County courts administer applications, aided by pension staff in many counties, as budgets range from three hundred thousand to two million annually, with federal aid pending.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ash County
Outny
la Folfeite
Senate
Assembly
Oshkosh In Electric Bargain Plan
Wisconsin regulators approved low-cost bargain rates for four Byllesby utilities serving about a third of the state. The plan rewards higher use with a cross-over rate and immediate cuts, while keeping current regular rates for light users. Results are reported after one year to decide broader adoption.
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Madison
Byllesby
State Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Northern States Power Company
Menominee and Marinette Light and Traction Company
Midland Public Service Company
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Wisconsin Commission
Byllesby Companies
Menominee and Marinette Company
Northern States Power and Midland Public Service Company
Commission
Cnd Hie Commission
Volksfest at Olin Park in Madison draws German singing groups
Members of 14 Wisconsin cities staged a giant Volksfest to close a two day saengerfest at Olin park. Wausau was chosen for the 35th annual saengerfest next year. The Wisconsin Saengerbund chairmen were elected, with Arthur Mueller of Fond du Lac reelected president and others named as officers. New members included Milwaukee Liederkranz Monroe Harmonie and New Glarus Makchercher, as athletic events by Madison and Monroe Turners took place despite thundershowers.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Olin Park
Wausau
State Singing Society
Osio Wisconsin Saengerbezirk
Wisconsing Saengerbund
Arthur Mueller
Fond du Lac
Saengerbund
Frank Blied
Jacob Haapfengueriner
Appleton
Ernest Fehrman
Manitowoc
Joseph M. Theisen
Sheboygan
Milwaukee Liederkranz
Monroe Harmonie
Glarus Mackercher
Monroe Turnvereins
Budge Upsets Austin to Reach Wimbledon Semi
Donald Budge from Oakland delivers the upset of the All England Championships by defeating Henry Wilfred Austin 4-6 10-8 7-5 to advance to the semifinal round. Jack Crawford eliminates Sid BR Wood in a lengthy match. Helen Jacobs defeats Mrs BC Peters, while Helen Wills Moody battles Sie Cepkava in a comeback set.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Henry Wilfred
Buring
BC. Peters
Great Britain
Helen Wills Mondy
Lehine
Sie
Cepkava
Cuevhostrivakia
Baruch Declines AAA Head Post Giving His Reasons
Bernard M Baruch refused to direct the Agricultural Adjustment Administration saying he opposed production curtailment to raise prices. He feared farmers might see a New York financier as meddling in farming policy and did not want to be a Sinbad on the back of the New Deal.
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Baruch
AAA
RTP
Flippelsenaser
Ageo Press
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Sinbad
New Deal
Seil
Barneth
Europe
Franks
London
Wallace
Wisconsin Governor Takes Leads To White House Talks
Wisconsin Governor Philip La Follette met with U S Chief Harry Hopkins at the White House to press for federal funds and a statewide works program. He indicated Wisconsin would shift to the national program if his plan failed, with funds potentially totaling around 4 billion dollars nationally and debates over allocations and director appointments continuing.
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Washington
Philip Lin Follette
White House
Kagn
Wisconsin
State Senate
la Follette
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Madison
Liz Follette
Senator Foullette
Revolta Jis Qut In Front In Defense Of Lawsonia Title
Green Lake Wisconsin reports Revelta leading in the Lawsonia title defense at the 1am Lavesania Open. Revelta shot 70 for the first round, Eagle on the first hole, with Everett Leonagd and John Tir Milwauke nearby. Gunes Molward topped the amateurs with 74. others scoring include Henry Dethff and Bonny Schriber.
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Green Lake
Wis
Ahney Revelta
Tripeleelab
Mitewanker
Tromh Mguin Terlay
Everett Leonagd
John Tir
Milwakee
Voth
Gunes Molward
J Madison
Henry Dethff
Orkko Hy
Bonny Schriber
Oshkoshei
Death toll rises after two more blasts in Calcutta mines
In Calcutta and Bihar reports, two blasts in Gaudigy coal mines killed six miners instantly, fatally burned ten more as they fled, and a second explosion plus fire raised total deaths to 52 with an unknown number injured. All victims were Indian miners.
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Calcutta
India
Gaudigy Coalbery
Bihar
Furmer
House Kills Roosevelt's Utility Plan Today
Roosevelt's proposal to abolish unnecessary utility holding companies by 1942 was rejected by the House 216 to 246. The vote follows a bitter dispute over control, with no roll call taken, and a conference to resolve differences between the Senate and House pending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nulding Companies
House
Senate
Securities Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Unsettled Weather Across Wisconsin and Great Lakes
The bulletin forecasts unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday with local showers or thunderstorms and little temperature change. Upper lakes from Superior to Huron show moderate southeast winds and cloudy to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers possible. Observations from Buckstaff Observatory note cloudy conditions from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. with a daytime high around 79 and a low near 62, no precipitation, and east winds. barometer at 29.48. One year earlier the highs and lows were 91 and 64 respectively.
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Todd
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Upper Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Huron
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Woman hangs self in Green Bay jail after drunken arrest
Jean Peath 35 of 1110 Klaus street was found dead in her jail cell two hours after arrest for intoxication. She and a male companion had shaken dice with Ed Dupont at 309 N Adams street and allegedly caused a theft of $5. Peath used a sash as a noose, tied to the cell bars, and hanged herself as night Sergeant Richard Hermsen heard no further noise.
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Green Bay
Wis
Jean Peath
Klaus Street
Ed Dupont
N. Adams Street
Dupont
Richard Hermsen
Hermsen
Sauthoff to pinch hit for Phil at Washington event
Northwestern Bureau reports Wisconsin Governor Philip La Follette selected Henry Sauthoff of Madison to pinch hit for Phil in representing Wisconsin at a Washington ceremonial function. The event commemorates state merit and marks a notable service milestone for Sauthoff.
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Northwestern Bureau
Washington
Harry Sauthoff
Madison
Philip la Foliette
Wisconsin
Valley Norge
Mers Ae
Sir August LR
St. Gascline Tar Polludle Wrote Con- Here von Sauthoff
Atteme
Sueuethett Wall
Three Die When Auto Strikes Train Near Reed City
In Reed City Michigan on a Saturday a car collided with a freight train killing Randolph Johnson 23 a Northwestorn university dental student Glabn Wolff 19 and Mire Florence Berger 25 a newspaper reporter. Jae A Cooper 23 managing editor of The Osceola County Herald engaged to Miss Berger suffered a possible skull fracture along with Jack Hannon 23. All victims resided in the area.
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Reed City
Mich
Randolph Johnson
Northwest+orn university
Glabn Wolff
Mire Florence Berger
Jae A. Cooper
Osceola County Herald
Miss Berger
Jack Hannon
Funeral Held for Laurence Hoersch 12 in Wolf River Tragedy
New London Wis funeral services were held today for Laurence Hoersch twelve whose body was recovered from the Wolf River. He had been missing since Thursday after being last seen playing along the riverbank near New London.
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New London
Wis
Tor Laurence Hoersch
Wolf River
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