Amur River Islands Dispute Intensifies Between Russia and Japan
Japanese ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu described the Amur river clash as very strained after a two hour conference with Soviet foreign affairs officials. Moscow warned evacuating all troops and protecting Manchoukuo’s claim while the Soviet side blamed Japan for hostilities and asserted the islands belong to the Soviet Union. The midnight talks ended inconclusively with heightened tension and no diplomatic breakthrough.
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Moscow
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Forigen Affairs
Amur River
Russia
Foreign Office
Amur
Aslands
Mamori Shige~ Mitsu
Japan
Manchoukuo
M. Stomaniakov
China
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Communist Party
Stomaniakov
Shigemitsuu
Britain France neutrality pact under fire in Spanish crisis
An Associated Press report cites Malian editorials charging Britain and France with violating nonintervention in Spain. The piece notes Rome and Berlin influence on naval patrol ideas and Germany and Italy rejecting full patrol handover. Portugal withdraws support for aid to the frontier as the nonintervention committee meets again amid attacks on Spain.
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Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Popolo d'Italia
Milan
Great Britain
France
Il Duce
Britain
Valencia
Rome
Berlin
Spain
Germany
Italy
Portugal
Jose Ginrade
Outlook Dark for New School South Side May Get Recreation Center
Oshkosh officials weigh a South Side gym and recreation center while delaying a new high school due to tax limits and mounting costs. Mayor Wiechering cites budget strains, teacher salaries, police staffing, and labor tensions, urging data on a PWA funded project and a possible bridge replacement.
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C. A. Wiechering
James Hart
Oshkosh
Fox’ River
Hart
Wiechering
PWA
South Side Business Men's Club
North Side Business Men’s Club
Ohio Street and Vicinity Merchants Association
The
Fox
Wisconsin Avenue
Wisconsin Weather Forecast and Temperature Readings
The report notes generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with a rise in temperature. It lists yesterday's highs and lows for several cities including Phoenix 108 and Houston 100, with cooler readings in Grand Rapids and Ludington around 48. Northwest winds and a 29.50 barometer are recorded.
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Northwestern
Fair
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Pato
Houston
S. S
Grand Rapids
Escanaba
Ludington
Tureday
Igre
lWind
North West
Barometes
Ditter Attacks Roosevelt Over Strike Stand in House
Rep. J William Ditter Republican of Pennsylvania denounces the presidents stance on strike disorders urging firm law and order and asking why the president fails to condemn the reign of terror and speak plainly to end the crisis The law and order goal is urged as essential for national peace and leadership
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Washington
J. William Ditter
Pennsylvania
House
Roosevelt
Ditter
Terres
House Passes Mansfield Omnibus Rivers and Harbors Bill
The House approved the Mansfield rivers and harbors omnibus authorizing 33 million for 130 projects nationwide. The measure, backed by Joseph J. Mansfield, is the smallest such bill since budget reform began in 1920, with subsequent action on army interior and civilian conservation appropriations. The Senate sent back nonmilitary tar department funding and flood control provisions for conference. The Bankhead farm tenancy bill was poised for debate once appropriations bills cleared.
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House
Senate
Joseph J. Mansfield
Texas
White House
War Department
Interior
Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Railroad Retirement Board
Tar Department
Madison
Farmer-Labor-Progressive Federation
David Sigman
Two Rivers
American Federation of Labor
Lyman P. Bradley McIntyre
Lancaster
Sigman
Rolleatt
Paul ‘Fuhrman
Assembly
Andrew J. Biemiller
Ben Rubin
A. F
Emil Costello
Kenosha
C. I.0
Krueger-Genzmer
Horicon Marsh Farm Land Protective Association
Douglass
Adolph J. Schmitz Dies In Eagle At 35
Adolph J. Schmitz longtime Democratic leader and 60 year political columnist died at his daughter's home in Eagle Wisconsin. A Manitowoc County native, Schmitz studied at Ripon College and UW Madison earning LL D in 1875. He served as Manitowoc County district attorney for a decade and was a Democratic delegate in 1892.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate
Keeler
Montana
Cummings
judiciary _ committee
Hatch
New Mexico
Eagle
Wis
Adolph J. Schmitz
Gordon Day
Manitowoc County
Schmitz
Ripon College
German Reformed Mission House
Frankfort
Sheboygan County
University of Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Francis H. McGover
Milwaukee
James L.o'conner
Leopold Hamme
Lumber troubles erupt as vigilantes clash in Gogebic range
In Marenisco and Bessemer Michigan a mob of 100 attacked the lumberjack strike headquarters with clubs and stones. Police held 53 prisoners after a gunfire clash that slowed trucks and injured several. 32 of the detainees were aliens. Rioting also damaged windows in Ironwood and Bessemer with raids at the strike HQs.
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Bessemer
Mich
U.P
Tronwood
Marenisco
Bessemmet
Serg
A. J. Hayden
Wakefield
Leonard J. “McMawman
Gogebic County
Pauline
Arvey
Ahon
Ece
Gogebic
Ironwood
Morgenthau Vows to Preserve Tripartite Monetary Pact
Secretary Morgenthau announced the United States will continue the tripower monetary agreement despite France's crisis. He said close cooperation among Britain, France, and the U S remains, with no changes to technical arrangements, to avoid serious shifts in international exchange as the franc weakens and the pound slides.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Tripower
France
Treasury
Georges Bonnet
Treasuries
Great Britain
United States
Paris
La Follette Signs Law Expanding Wisconsin Public Power
Governor La Follette signed the Wisconsin development authority bill creating a statewide agency to coordinate public utilities and push rural electrification. He praised the law as a milestone and assured protections for investors while plans to start work immediately with 60 thousand dollars yearly funding.
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Madison
la Follette
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
John Anderson
WDA
Roland Kannenberg
Progressive
Wausau
Senate
New Way to Avoid Taxes Is Described
Treasury testimony before Congress details a legal strategy where wealthy families form numerous trust funds to split income into small portions and dodge surtaxes. Cases include Grenville Clark and family, Martin Tiernan and Charles Wallace, Robert and Frank Stranahan, George Olmsted, and Louis Blaustein, with multi-year tax savings varying from thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Washington
Treasury Txports
Joint
Congressional Ax Committee
Treasury
Paul Bruton
Bruton
Grenville Clark
New York
Dren
Martin F. Tiernan
Charles F. Wallace
Belleville
N. J
Robert A
Frank D. Stranahan
Champion Sparkllug Company
Toledo
George W. Olmsted
Ludlow
Louis Blaustein
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore Filling Stations, Inc
American Oil Company
Indiana Governor Announces Steel Plant Truce Reopens Mills
Gov. M. Townsend of Indiana declares a truce to reopen the steel plant with thousands of workers returning to the Mahoning and Inland mills. Company statements outline recognition of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee and a no coercion policy, plus a standard eight hour day with overtime and vacations after five years. If the settlement is unsatisfactory, the matter goes to the state labor commissioner for final decision.
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Chicago
Ind
Ng Steel
M. Townsend
Indiana
Mahoning
Copany
Ohio
National ‘Guart Sué
Steelers
Republic Youngstown’ Sheet and Land
Behigben
Steeers
Vonstril Ei Bor
Vonstril Ei Bor. Policy.se! Steel Company
Compa
Commissioner of Labor
State of
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and
Bardinland
Niemoeller Arrested Again by Nazi Authorities
Berlin reports Rev. Martin Niemoeller head of the confessional synod and Protestant opposition to Nazi policy was arrested on a charge of breaking the interior minister's ban on pulpit announcements about members withdrawing from the church. Niemoeller, once a submarine commander in World War I, has long faced government scrutiny and now sits in Moabit prison amid a wave of arrests of church opponents.
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Berlin
Martin Niemoeller
Niemoeller
Niemocher
Moabit
Germany
Lmovement
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Bankhead
Alabama
Maritime Commission
Harbor
Upper
Michigan
Jam
Philip, F.la Follette
Neilson High School
Governor's. Office
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