Wisconsin Heat Wave Continues With No Relief Seen
Milwaukee and other Wisconsin cities endure a sixth day of extreme heat as temperatures soar into the high nineties. The Weather Bureau warns of a cool Pacific air mass that may not reach Wisconsin before Monday night, while fatalities rise to 32 with one drowning recorded.
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Government Weather Bureau
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Weather Bureau
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la Crosse
Manitowoc
Yses
Eau Claire
Janesville
Oshkosh
Racine
Madison
Illinois youth fatally injured on Highway 110
A 20 year old Illinois youth, James Bohanon of Harvey, was fatally injured when his motorcycle was forced off Highway 110 by a truck that did not stop. Bohanon, returning from a trip near Bradley Wisconsin, died from a skull fracture at Theda Clark Hospital Neenah. Police credited the responsible vehicle to have fled the scene.
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Camp Rice Point
Bradley
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Thea Ravine
Lote
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Tee
Petr
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C. A. Webb Company
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Austria and Germany Reach Wartime Peace Accord
Vienna reports Austria and Germany have agreed to steps toward an Austro German entente. An official communique cites Austria’s complete sovereignty and noninterference by Germany. Chancellor Schuschnigg and Baron von Papen drafted a peace pact approved by Hitler, with the treaty expected to reshape Europe.
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United Press
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Germany
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Red
Franz von Papen
Adolf Miller
Hapsburg Dynasty
Hitler
National Socialist Movement
der Fuehrer
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Ceara
Rome
Ruth Owen Weds Danish Minister Nominee at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt attended as Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, wed Capt Boerge Rohoe in St James Chapel Hyde Park marking her role as Americas first woman minister. The ceremony was simple and dignified with reserved seating for the Roosevelts and other guests.
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Mary Elizabeth Plummer
Associated Press
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Ruth Bryan Owen
Boerge Rohoe
Denmark
Christian
Owen
Willam Jennings Bryan
St. James Chapel
Anarry
Wchew
Washington
Nore
Eden Reud
JAPS CHINESE CLASH OVER PARK NEAR TIENTSIN
In Tientsin a clash erupted between Japanese and Chinese detachments over use of a public park. Both sides exchanged gunfire after Japanese soldiers practiced target shooting near the park, provoking objections from Chinese authorities and escalating tensions in the area.
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Rosendale Milkmen Knocked Senseless by Lightning Stroke
In Rosendale Wisconsin a village milk delivery team suffered a strike of lightning. The incident left several workers unconscious as the event disrupted a routine route. Emergency crews responded and transported the injured to local facilities for evaluation.
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Rosendale Milkers
Murderer James Cavanaugh Ends Life in New Orleans Jail
The Cefalu Ugarte gang's blood spree claims another victim as James Red Cavanaugh hangs himself in a New Orleans precinct jail cell. Indicted for bank robbery murders, he was to be tried for another killing tied to the Whitney Bank robbery of 1930. Six gang members have perished, with leaders slain or captured as indictments return after confessions.
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Cefalu-Ugarte
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Red) Cavanaugh
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Gaing
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Cavanaugh
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A. A. Whitney
Whitney
Florida
Martin Jarvis
Sarasolat
Chicago
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George Dallag
John Capac
Gretna
Claude Cefalu
Donald White
Slidell
DuPont
City to Take Happ Case to Highest Court
Oshkosh city officials announced plans to appeal the Happ will case to the state supreme court seeking probate of a purported will. Special counsel estimated a $200,000 to $500,000 stake and urged the appeal during a heated municipal courtroom session amid calls for funds for hearings and a memorial.
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State Supreme Court
Mary Mead Elopp
Allen
Comets Court
Fox. Bucklin
West Bend
Wisconsin Avenue
Harry Wall
Seventh Ward
Dionne Quintuplets Name Newest Baby
The newest Dionne child has been named Joseph Telesphore in honor of Saint Joseph and Mrs. Dionne’s uncle. The infant, part of the famous quintuplets, will be christened at Corbed church next week by Rev. Bo To Me Nally, parish priest.
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Robert
Nally
Joseph
Boss
St. Joseph
Telesphore
Dionne
Telesphore Demeers
Forest Fires Being Brought Under Control Near Canada Forest
The report outlines efforts to halt a spreading forest fire in Michigan and nearby areas with hundreds of volunteers, marine pumps, and equipment. Authorities emphasize fire prevention, water access, and rapid containment to protect timber and homes as crews work through the flames.
Landon Confers On Campaign Strategy With Lady Lawyer
Alfred A Landon met with Natalie Couch a new female lawyer to discuss drafting strategy and public messages at a conference in Yoneka Kan Gow. Officials described plans including a 24 hour event with three scenes and 10 000 marchers, with 15 events scheduled.
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Iy Levis Larkin
United Frep
Yoneka
Kan
Stapf
Heat wave ends as cooler air moves in
Chicago and other cities faced record heat with many towns reporting temperatures in the high 90s to low 100s. Forecaster J R Lloyd said relief would arrive from the northwest with rain tonight and cooler, near normal temperatures by Monday night, easing drought fears for farmers and city dwellers alike.
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J. R. Lloyd
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Rockies
Chicago Board of Trade
Pacific
Dakotas
Lloyd
Middle America
Middle West
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Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Midwest
Lield
Indiana
Milk producers to receive higher prices amid dairy price talks
United dairy groups including Independent Milk Producers seek higher milk prices with forecasts of price boosts for Grade A milk. Case, president of the dairy group, notes increases target 60 to 80 percent price support, while dealers warn retail impact remains uncertain as costs shift through the supply chain.
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Greece
T. Case
Passertien
Mik
Furan
Clams Fairies
Teton
Bert Peat Pin
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