Hull Opposes Force in War Over the Far East
Secretary Hull after a White House conference with President Roosevelt said the Far Eastern situation remains serious but No new developments justify policy changes. Roosevelt indicated neutrality law could guide any action if Sino Japanese clashes escalate, urging national restraint and peaceful solution.
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Washington
Hull
Roosevelt
United States
White House
China
Japan
Buenos Aires
Belliger
Detroit Milk Supply Hit by Dairy Strike Expands
Detroit's milk delivery was reduced as the United Dairy Workers strike spread to the Gordon Products Company, affecting 75,000 customers. The Borden strike ended after failed arbitration with Mayor Couzens, with 1,100 workers affected and reports of picket violence. police pledged protection for resumed deliveries.
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Detroit
United Dairy Workers
Gorden Farm Products Company
Borden
U.D.W
Frank Couzens
Robert J. Roder
Spain Civil War One Year In From 1936 To 1937
The article reports on the first anniversary of the Spanish Civil War noting a draw so far and ongoing fighting around Madrid. It describes Franco's insurgents holding the west and government forces pressuring near the capital while Italian volunteers and international brigades assist the loyalists.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Spain
Texas
Madrid- Valencia
Francisco Franco
Franco
Oviedo
Santander
Madrid
Valladolid
Aragon
Huesca
Spanish Morocco
United States
Russia
France
Italy
Tokio
Japan
China
Marco Polo Bridge
Peiping
Tientsin
North China
Hajime Sugiyama
Domei
Nanking
Chiang Kai Shek
Striking logger sentenced for dynamiting span
Houghton Michigan judge John G Stone sentenced Ero Maki 25 of Stambaugh iron county to 10 to 25 years in state prison for dynamiting bridges serving ten woods camps and private property Maki a striking woods worker pleaded guilty Lawrence Kantala 21 of Covington also pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property Eugene Saari from Superior Wisconsin forfeited 1000 bond for failing to appear in Baraga court on resisting an officer on strike duty
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Houghton
Mich
John G. Stone
Ero Maki
Stambaugh Township
Iron County
Maki
Bee
Lawrence Kantala
Covington
Robert Price
Baraga
Eugene Saari
Superior
Wis
Missing Flyers Might Be Declared Dead If Not Found
Konolalu, Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan have been missing fifteen days since their forced Pacific landing. The navy warned they may be declared dead if not found today or tomorrow. Itasca is withdrawn from search after a week. Lexington, with 62 planes, faces fuel limits and may end the hunt soon.
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Konolalu
Amelia Earhart
Frederick
Noonan
Pacific
Navy
Coast Guard
Itasca
Lexington
Newland Island
Swan
Pearl Harbor
Loyalist Forces Strike Fiercely At Madrid Fronts
government troops clash with Francoist forces around Madrid as Gen. Jose Miaja mounts a push in Erunete and Ciempozuclos. air activity rises in Santander with two insurgent planes shot down. heavy artillery usage surges, with estimates of dead ranging from 20,000 per side to near a million including civilians.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Jose Minja
Erunete
Ciempozuclos
Santander
Miaja
Franco
Murphy Ends Truck Strike Efforts for Swift Settlement
Gov Frank Murphy urged a speedy settlement as negotiations began in Muskegon amid conflicting reports of a truce. Union leaders and operators sent reps to a noon conference while a company spokesman dismissed a 30 day truce. The strike has disrupted 3000 to 8000 trucks and wage demands remain unresolved.
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Muskegon
Mich
Frank Murphy
Murphy
J. L. Heath
Employers’ Negotiating Committee
Lansing
Bennett
Heath
Grand Rapids
Claude O. Taylor
American Federation of Labor Union
Norris denies resignation from Senate duties in Wisconsin
Senator George W. Norris arrived at his summer home in Waupaca Nebraska liberal with Mrs Norris and denied rumors he would resign his Senate seat on doctor's orders. The 76 year old veteran said there was too much work still to be done and he intends to retain his post despite three weeks in a Washington hospital.
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Waupaca
Wis
George W. Norris
Senate
Washington, D. C
Norris
Sino-Japanese Crisis Near War Edge as Troop Movements Grow
The Sino-Japanese conflict deepens toward a possible formal war. Chinese Nationalist troops reach Hopeh amid advancing Japanese forces from Manchukuo. both sides rush mobilization as peacemaker talks falter. Reports detail rail and airport seizures at Tientsin and heightened tensions across north China.
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Associated Press
Ching Dew
Japan
China
Nanking
Chiang Kai Shek
Hopeh Province
Manchukuo
Peiping
North China
Hopeh
Chahar
Four Die In Car Train Collision At Muscoda
Four men returning from a dance pavilion west of Muscoda died when their car struck the Milwaukee Road Sioux Flyer at Main street crossing. One man, Harold Sandmeyer, died later. another was severely injured. The victims were Everett Richter Raymond Buechner Arthur Hansen and Harold Sandmeyer. All but Sandmeyer were unmarried.
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Muscoda
Wis
Milwaukee Road
Sioux Flyer
Everett Richter
Highland
Raymond Buechner
Arthur Hansen
Cross Plains
Harold Sandmeyer
West Lima
Arthur Lischiske
Albert Hessman
Madison
Chicago
Rapids City
S. C
Mich
Fred Livermore
C. Morin
Munising
Here
Edward Werholm
Francis Garceau
Dominick Vaggiore
Negaunee
Albert Lucas
Piccard Plans Midnight Stratosphere Flight Toward Two Mile Rise
Rochester Minnesota Dr Jean Piccard said he would attempt a takeoff with 80 balloons to reach about two miles up near midnight He noted favorable weather and ordered his 19 man ground crew to speed preparations for the ascent The University of Minnesota scientist is a stratosphere expert.
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Rochester
Minn
Jean Piccard
University of Minnesota
Millions insured as unemployment act covers 21 million
Washington U2 The administration completed a major step by insuring 21,900,000 workers in all states and territories against unemployment. The unemployment insurance fund, fed by a tax on employers, now totals about 327 million dollars. Payments will reach up to 85 dollars monthly starting at age 65, with many states adopting laws expanding coverage in the coming years.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Washington
Care Security Board
District of Columbia
Arthur J. Allmeyer
Wisconsin
Inquiry Into Threat Note To President Roosevelt
Government agents investigated the sending of a threatening letter to President Roosevelt. The note, written on Atlantic City hotel stationery and postmarked in the city, prompted no known local police involvement according to authorities.
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Atlantic City
N. J
U.p—Tiwa
Roosevelt
India Train Disaster Deepens Death Toll Confusion
The Punjab Calcutta Express wreck near Patna leaves dozens dead and many more injured as rescuers pull bodies from tangled debris. Official counts estimate 80 dead and 65 injured, while unofficial figures range up to 300 dead. Europeans escaped injury in rear coaches.
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Patna
India
Calcutta
Exchange Telegraph
Delhi
Gretna
Scotland
Oshkosh Golfer Eliminated From Northeastern Meet
Clarence L. Hornung of Fond du Lac Takodah upset Oshkosh medalist Sonny Schriber 3 and 2 at the Oneida Golf Club in Green Bay in the Northeastern Wisconsin golf tournament. Hornung shot 74 to Schriber's 75, after earlier defeating Jimmy Lohr and entering the final round with Frank Cornelisen.
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Green Bay
Wis
Clarence L. Hornung
Fond du Lac
Takodah
Wisconsin
Oneida Golf and Riding Club
Charles
Sonny) Schriber
Oshkosh
Hornung
Jimmy Lohr
Sheboygan
Frank Cornelison
Oneida
Walter Masse
Masse
Cornelisen
Schriber
Fond du Lar
Budge Suffers Loss. US Keeps Davis Cup Tie Close
Wimbledon report notes Sorres defeats Heinrich Henkel 6 2 6 1 6 3 to give the United States a pause in the interzone finals against Germany while Bitsy Grant falls to Baron Gottfried von Craram 6 3 8 4 6 2.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sorres
Don Budge
United States
Germany
Hein-rich Henkel
Bryan M
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Baron
Gottfried von Craram
Who Shall Be Successor to JT Robinson
Crowded funeral train carrying Senator Joseph T. Robinson's body to Little Rock foreshadows a partisan fight for his Senate seat. Alben W. Barkley and Pat Harrison remain aloof as they campaign, with Roosevelt neutral and Byrnes backing Harrison. A caucus date set for next Wednesday to decide the leadership.
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Robinson
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Washington
Harrison
Barkley
Harrisonias
Finance Committee
William H. King
Utah
Congress
Farley
Thomas
Roosevelt
White House
Byrnes
South Carolina
House
Weather summary for Wisconsin and vicinity
The report notes continued cool nights with warmer conditions Sunday afternoon across central and west areas. Milwaukee shows a high around 67 and a low near 4? The extract lists a 106 in Phoenix and 44 in Yellowstone as comparative figures, with no precipitation and light northwest winds.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
Backstaff Observators
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Sadie Anderson
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