Van Nuys Could Return to Democratic Fold in Indiana
Indiana politics tense as Gov. Townsend offers renomination to U. S. Senator Frederick Van Nuys to end the party split. Van Nuys awaits telegram confirmation while observers expect acceptance, reshaping the July 11 12 state convention and Indiana Democratic power dynamics. Townsend denies personal grudge and cites policy differences as the basis for past expulsion.
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M. Clifford Townsend
Paul T. Smith
United Press
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Roosevelt
Townsend
Walloon Lakes
Mich
Summer Cottage
Michigan
Statehouse Organization
Sherman Minton
Paul V. Mc
van Nurs
French Lick
Progressives to Meet This Week in Wisconsin
Madison progressives arrange statewide meetings this week to discuss party direction and Governor La Follette s future plans. The governor will not announce a fourth term at the sessions, though he previously hinted at plans after July 4. The meetings include county committeemen gathering Thursday and the Progressive state central committee on Saturday.
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la Follette
Progressive State Central Committee
Former Deputy Shot and Killed at Vilas County Club
Arnold Bloomquist about 40 a former Oneida county deputy sheriff was shot and killed while on duty at the Plantation night club near Woodruff Wisconsin. The murder occurred between 3 and 5 am and investigators say the cash register and several skill machines were stolen. Bloomquist resigned as deputy yesterday leaving a widow and two children.
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Oneida County
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Wisconsin
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Eagle Rover
Broomquist
George Hintz
Matt Jeffrock
Rhinelander
Hans Rodd
Hintz
Jeffrock
Duffy Sounds Alarm On Democracy In Europe
Senator F Ryan Duffy warned in Rhinelander that democracy is eroding in Europe as dictatorships spread. He urged Americans to defend freedoms including press and worship while cautioning against another war and urging support for the 1938 farm act aiding Wisconsin dairymen. He spoke in Stanley at a dairy cooperative meeting and in Neillsville at post office dedication.
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Wis
United States
Ryan Duffy
Duffy
Stanley
Wisconsin
Neillsville
Bulding
Noted Mason to Honor Netherwood at Funeral
Oregon Wisconsin officials and Masonic lodge plan a funeral for Charles W. Netherwood 95 a Wisconsin Progressive pioneer and longtime Shriner He died at his home after years of age related infirmities Netherwood custodian of the G A R memorial hall in Madison was mourned by Gov Philip La Follette associates who expected attendance at the 2 30 p m service in the Oregon high school gymnasium Rev Gordon Amphlett of the Oregon Methodist church was to officiate He had long supported the Blue Gray reunion at Gettysburg with Civil War comrades and foes Two sons two grandsons and other relatives were listed as pallbearers
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United States
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Madison
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Stoughton
Delavan Theater Robbed Again on Fourth of July
Delavan Wis July Fourth robbery at the Delavan motion picture theater nets between 700 and 800 dollars. Three masked gunmen forced open the box office door around 11 pm and fled in a waiting car with a fourth man at the wheel. Manager Donald Bonner described the assailants as 20 to 30 years old, well dressed and speaking good English.
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Bonner
Plan to Withdraw Volunteers From Spain Gains Backing
The nonintervention committee with 26 European nations approves a British sponsored scheme to withdraw foreign volunteers from the Spanish civil war. Britain Italy France and Germany fund the effort and two commissions will tally volunteers and arrange departures with belligerent rights granted after initial withdrawals.
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Ringling Circus to Join Barnes Show
A Ringling circus train bound for Redfield South Carolina to join the Al G Barnes show due to labor trouble cut short its summer tour. General Manager George Smith said the enlarged Barnes circus would head eastward. Acts joining Barnes include Frank Buck and Gargantua the giant gorilla.
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Governor to Speak at Chicago Dinner Tonight
Madison reports Governor Lal Foliette will address a National Wholesale Furniture Salesmen association dinner in Chicago tonight. The event highlights state leadership ties to industry groups and commerce.
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France Occupies Paracel Islands Stirring Sino Jap Ties
Paris asserts routine Indo China policing while Tokyo studies the move with care. France says Paracels serve as seaplane bases and occupation aims to defend Hainan approaches, amid tensions over Japanese plans to seize nearby areas.
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Wisconsin Fourth of July Toll Tops Fourteen Dead
A through Wisconsin death toll from the Fourth of July weekend includes fourteen lost lives across the state. Names include Robert Conte and Harry Morris among others, with drownings, falls, and a fatal gas boat explosion on Green Lake.
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Iola
Associated Press
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Milwaukee
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Florian Makowiec
Carl Hendricksen
Kenosha
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Wyeville
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Chicago
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Erick Johansen
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Manistique
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Madison
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Woodruff
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Blues and Grays End 75th Battle Reunion With Peaceful Retreat
Gettysburg veterans from both sides began their final retreat after a week of reminiscence for the 75th battle anniversary. About 2,000 veterans, guests of the government, left together toward peaceful reunification under one flag, with President Roosevelt praising their shared remembrance and unity.
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Cardozo’s Condition Improves at Home in Port Chester
The ailing Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Benjamin M. Cardozo showed improvement today after a night at Judge Inang Lethmann’s home in Port Chester. He remains under medical care and is receiving oxygen therapy as needed.
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Weather forecast for Wisconsin with showers and storms
Unsettled weather continues into tonight and Wednesday across Wisconsin with showers and local thunderstorms and a temperature trend varying by location. Observations show cloudy conditions, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s to 50s, and no precipitation reported at some stations yesterday.
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Milwaukee Attack Suspect Charged After Heroic Rescue
Stanley Gorecki, 23, was charged with attempted criminal assault after an enraged crowd beat him while rescuing a 6-year-old girl abducted near a fireworks display. Police identified Gorecki as the assailant. the child and her sister witnessed the attack, and Gorecki was captured by the crowd before police arrived. The girl suffered bruises. Gorecki claimed innocence.
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Joyce Roberts
Frank Lays Course for U. S. to Follow
In Appleton Wisconsin Dr Glenn Frank former head of the University of Wisconsin says in a Sunday address the United States faces a choice between embracing democracy and capitalism or moving toward communism He argues democracy has ended frontier expansion and urges speeding up new opportunities while rejecting a handout mentality and wasteful tools.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wasconsia
Sfdrees
United States
London
Nation sees record 568 violent deaths during Independence weekend
United Press tally shows 568 people died violently nationwide during the triple holiday weekend, led by 272 highway fatalities and 144 drownings. California reported 49 deaths, Illinois 45, New York 44, and Pennsylvania 41. Montana and South Carolina had no fatalities.
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Hohokus
Roosevelt seeks survey to improve southern conditions
President Roosevelt urged a delegation to start a survey of southern economic conditions described as the nation’s top problem. He said the study should restate today’s south versus nation’s balance to guide rehabilitation and expansion of programs. NEC director Lowell C. Moiett supplied data on resources and demographics.
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