Winneconne to Dedicate Merritt White Memorial Bridge
Winneconne will dedicate the Merritt F. White memorial bridge over the Wolf river with Governor La Follette and U S Senator Duffy attending. The ceremony is set for Sunday afternoon July 5 as part of a three day weekend including Homecoming and Celebration Day plus the 90th village anniversary. Notables include state WPA administrator M W Torkelson and state engineer F E Burrell with local leaders George B Young C Q Allen and E M Bird among participants.
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Winneconne
Merritt F. White
Wolf River
Philip F. la Follette
United States
F. Ryan Duffy
Fond du Lac
M. W. Torkelson
WPA
F. E. Burrell
P. A. Morrisey
Winnebago County
George B.young
C. Q. Allen
E. M. Bird
Winnecomne
Arthur E. Giles
American Legion
Benefit payments in May average 17.82 per family
Madison Wisconsin relief rolls show 40 934 cases in May receiving 17 82 per family about half the May 1985 level. Alfred W Briggs director cites relief standards cuts transfers to federal works program and part time supplements as main causes. May total cost 929 438 96 with 706 780 04 funded by government units.
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Madison
GPI
Wisconsin
Alfred W. Briggs
Public Welfare Department
Federal Works Program
Deadline Extended for Truck Licenses in Madison County
Secretary of State Theodore Dammann extended the deadline for truck license plates in the county and state. No arrests will occur until after August 14, 1826. The action follows numerous requests for a 29 day extension.
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Madison
Theodore Dammann
Nortmealiy
Northwestern will not publish edition tomorrow
The Oshkish Northwestern will observe the Fourth of July with a two day holiday. News staff will cover events while all others join the city and nation in celebration. No issue will be published Saturday July Fourth.
Jealous wife suspected in North Side slaying case
Chicago police linked Ruth Freed a 35 year old nightclub hostess to the slaying of Audrey Vallette 31 known as Annabelle Blake after a man reported visit to the victim and a woman leaving a hotel. Ruth Freed who cried red rimmed eyes and trembled hands said she would surrender after speaking with her husband Edward Freed part owner of The Nut House nightclub.
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Chicago
Ruth Freed
Audrey Vallette
The
Daily Times
Edward Freed
Near North Side
Fife
Miss Vallette
Annabelle Blake
Mrs. Freed
North Side
Times
South Side
Eddie
Campaign Strategy Highlights Across Regions
Associated Press reports labor plans for a fast moving 32 million dollar campaign to reelect Roosevelt. Republican chair John D. M. Hamilton accuses Democrats of plagiarizing banks and monopoly defenses. Tamany Society marks 150th anniversary with Copeland and Cummings addresses. A Burdick led rump group splits from Farmers Holiday, plans a national convention, linked to Lemke’s Union campaign. Indications point to Landon addressing farm problems in Topeka.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Asher Burdick
National Farmers' Holiday Association
Burdick
William Lemke
Union Party
Assocmion
Communist Centre
Many Fleeing the Lowlands
Dallas reports disease amid flood relief pleas as 24 dead or missing in Gonzales County flow. Cuero sees hundreds flee the Guadalupe flood into south Texas plains while crops and livestock suffer and communications collapse.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Red Cross
Gonzales
Cuero
Guadalupe River
South Texas
Guadalupe
Victoria
Zioncheck Rushes To Mother's Side In Seattle
Rep. Marion A. Zioncheck returned to his home from Chicago and rushed to his mother Mrs Frances Zioncheck who is ill. He was escorted through a crowd by six husky men and joined by his bride Rubye Niv of Texarkana at Ellensburg before visiting the hospital and family home.
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Seattle
Marion A. Zioncheck
Frances Zioncheck
Chicago
Zrucheck
Fomer Rubye Niv
Texarkana
Tex
Gether
Zioncheck
Ellensburg
Zioneheek
Hamilton to Address Wisconsin Republican Confab
Edward J. Lamp and Roy L. Brecke announced that John Hamilton, chairman of the Republican National Committee, would address the Wisconsin Republican convention. He was slated to speak at a special gathering and had placed his name before the Cleveland convention for the party’s presidential nomination.
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Edward J. Lamp
Wisconsin
Republican
Roy L. Brecke
John Hamilton
Taw Rman
Republican National Committee
Wirconen Republ
Hamiton
Gow
Teneson
Regaublican
Cleveland
Federal Cash and Rain Help Drouth Affected Nation
President Roosevelt dedicates Shenandoah Ridge Park in Virginia as part of national land conservation efforts. He emphasizes ending waste of human and material resources and praises the Civilian Conservation Corps. Rain aids drought areas in the South Great Lakes, easing some crops but moisture scarce in Minnesota and the Dakotas amid a $250 million drought program. federal aid for distressed cattle is authorized, reflecting broader recovery measures.
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Walt
Finn
Virginia
North Carolina
Smoki National Park
Almoert
Tor
Herbert Heer
Duluth
Minn
Drouth
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wallace
North
Three Held in Castle Death Case
Chicago police detained three more suspects in the death of Flor ence Castle a auburn haired cabaret girl found beaten to death in a hotel room as her young son watched Detentions followed questioning of Mollie Mansola and Millie Crawford both 18 19 from the hotel and Joseph Richert 40 who sought a woman called Micky The boy Jimmy aged 10 said he witnessed part of the incident Authorities believed the father James Thompson might provide further details as he and the boy remained in the city
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Chicago
U.P
Florence Castle
Hammond
Ind
Mollie Mansola
Millie Crawford
Joseph Richert
Micky
Oshkosh Observes Nation Birthday in Old Fashioned Style
Oshkosh plans an old fashioned celebration for the nations birthday with races, baseball, and a community program marking Wisconsins centennial observance. A Saturday picnic at Mare Jamena park, hosted by veteran groups, honors veterans and state history.
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Oshkosh
Rensin
Mare Jmenanee Park
Florian Lempert
Veteras
State Department
Coal Miner Dies After Mine Collapse in Shamokin
Enoch Huklinskie, 35, a bootleg coal miner, died in Shamokin after being buried 20 hours under a collapsed shaft. Rescue efforts by about 240 miners began yesterday morning, and Huklinskie showed brief improvement before dying at Shamokin State Hospital last night.
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Shamokin
Enoch Huklinskie i
Williams 10 Head County Delegation
Winnebago county delegates and alternates were chosen to attend the state Republican convention in Milwaukee. Norton J. Williams was named chairman with Oscar Lichtenberger as vice chairman Minor Harris secretary and Chester Shepard treasurer. Delegates will share 24 votes fractionally, one half per attendee if all participate. The group voted to meet in Milwaukee to decide representation on convention committees and to push for rules limiting voting to actual delegate strength. They oppose a shift to membership based representation and favor adhering to the party constitution.
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Winnebago County
Milwaukee
Norton J. Williams
Neenah
Athearn
Oscar Lichtenberger
Oshkosh
Minor Harris
Rushford
Chester Shepard
Menasha
W. J. Campbell
Wisconsin braces for record Fourth travel surge
Milwaukee reports the heaviest Fourth of July travel in six years as railroads and bus lines expect peak demand. Gasoline stations anticipate higher sales, while highways remain clear. Centennial celebrations spark vast attendance and special trains from Milwaukee to Madison. Some looking forward to north woods trips, others to city revels. Weather outlook turns gloomy with rain and cooling temperatures forecast for Independence Day.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
North Woods
Milwauke
Madison
Tomore
France seeks reinforced plan of regional pacts
France calls for a strengthened system of regional pacts under League supervision to secure world peace with swift armed punishment for aggressors. Foreign Minister Delbos urged rapid reform of the League at the Geneva assembly, noting past defeats when covenant aims were not applied and calling for new treaties and stronger sanctions.
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Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
France
League of Nations
Yvon Delbos
League
Delbos
Jayme Fonseca Montero
Portugal
Teazua
Minieter
Rusin Bareia
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