Republicans Select Lamp For Second Time As State Chairman
Madison Wis September meeting reelects Edward J Lamp as state chairman of the Republican executive committee. Officers elected include Mrs Otjen as vice president and Mrs Bucks as secretary with Horace C Freeman advancing to treasurer. George Howitt withdraws from lieutenant governor race. committee to decide replacement. Roland S Steinle touted for Hewitts seat. Meeting closed to members. plans outlined to back state ticket led by Alexander Wiley and national ticket with Landon and Knox.
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Madison
Wis
Edward J. Lamp
Republican Executive Committee
George Howitt
Milwaukee
Lamp
Otjen
V. A. Lundgren
Marinette
Howard Greene
Genesee Depot
Fred J. Bucks
Horace C. Freeman
Beloit
Richard Seifriz
Howitt
Roland S. Steinle
Hewitt
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Landon
Knox
Search Continues For Missing Motor Ship Nuncoa
Tampa authorities report a wide sea and air hunt for the motor ship Nuncoa missing with 22 aboard since July 4 from Georgetown Grand Cayman heading to Tampa. Cuban gunboats and coast guard craft sweep the region while vessels from Honduras Jamaica and Grand Cayman join in the search. The passenger list includes nine Americans and four Britons with four women and two children.
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Fla
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
West Indies
Isle of Pines
Coast Guard
Mobile
Kes
Florida Straits
Mexico
Coast
West India
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Navy
Barbadoes
Vets Urge National Laws to Fight Subversion
A sprawling Associated Press report covers a Milwaukee gathering where veterans leaders press for hardline measures. Sheriff Brown questions a suspect in a fatal hotel assault in Asheville while witnesses dispute his alibi. National Commander James Van Zandt calls for military training in civilian camps and deportation of aliens who advocate overthrow. The convention also discusses veteran rehabilitation, government employment, and antiwar profiteering, with speeches from leaders including Marvin Harlan and Anton Dieterich.
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Frank B. Gilbreth
Associated Press
Asheville
D. C
Laurence E. Brown
Mark Wollner
Helen Clevenger
Battery Park
New York University
Milwaukee
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans Convention
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
van Zandt
Congress
Marvin A. Harlan
el Paso
Sid
Theodore Corrado
Rre
Frances Cornwally
Irvington
Milweather
Willem H Dieterich K
Chacon
Landon Prep for Notification Day in Topeka Kansas
Topeka Kansas reports Gov. Alf Landon preparing for Thursday notification ceremonies. A cooling spell may bring 100000 plus visitors to the event as Landon’s campaign gains four new pledged supporters from avowed Democrats. The forecast calls for continued heat relief and the governor spent the weekend at the executive mansion amid publicity from GOP staff and observers.
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Topeks
Kan
Andm
Landon
Chamber of Commerce
Executive Mansion
Hall Brackit
Republican National Committee
George Roihwell Brows
Hearst
William Hatch
William Messman
Pittsburgh
Prowler Slain After Police Firefight at Nurses Home
William Keane 24, recently paroled from Joliet penitentiary after robbery sentences, was killed by police after a dawn chase across a nurses home roof. Forty officers and neighborhood onlookers watched as Keane exchanged shots and was neutralized with shotgun fire under a bed. Keane, father of four, had been unemployed for weeks and spoke of work scraping and printing.
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Chiezxo
William Keane
Joliet Penitentiary
Keane
Cincago
Frank Rothman
Rothman
Procher
Kenare Soihe
Delle
Mi Keane
Wiley to Speak at Two La Crosse Meetings Tuesday
Local coverage notes Wiley will address two La Crosse gatherings Tuesday evening. The events coincide with state political activities and feature remarks by N. Chicano, representative of the national GOP committees, with emphasis on third district positions.
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Wiley
LA Crosse
State Publican Convention
G. O. PL
Fuller Reelected in Wisconsin Elections
Fuller wins reelection in Appleton Wisconsin as county treasurer and clerk positions across Winnebago County are noted. The 1937 convention moved to Rhinelander with officials including the register of deeds and circuit court clerk highlighted amid ongoing county administration changes.
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Appleton
Wis
Earl Folier
Winnebago
Wreconsan Regeep
Rhinelander
Night Fire Destroys Six Buildings in Oshkosh
A late Sunday night blaze, likely incendiary, destroyed or badly damaged six buildings and caused one death. John P L Clark, 75, died of a heart attack at Mercy Hospital from the stress of the fire. The Gibson Sale stable at 104 Pearl Street sparked the blaze, which spread through neighboring structures including the Oshkosh Veterinary Hospital and residence, the Richman residence, and garages on Pearl and High streets. Four firefighters were injured and several residents aided in evacuations while a sewer project hampered access.
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John PL Clark
High Street
Mercy Hospital
Gibson Sale Stable
Pearl Street
Oshkosh Veterinary Hospital
Charles M. Taylor
Earl Street
Julius Richman
Albert Marohl
Carl G. Ackerbers
Marohl
Michael Gould
Walter Duffy
Anni Hiland
Light Street
Jackson Drive
Clark
H. Sherman Garber
Joseph Gibson
Sparks
Oshkosh Boy Drowns Off Lake Winnebago Beach
Eugene Crowner Sr son of Police Captain Crowner of Oshkosh drowned while swimming Lake Winnebago to reach a cottage guest location Sunday afternoon. Companions left shore to take a land path to Bert Dewing cottage, while he attempted a deeper water circuit despite shallow shore.
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Lake Rest Manor Beach
Oshkosh
Eugene Crowner Sr
Roc
Eugene Crowner
Monroe Avenue
Bert Dewing
Lake Winnebago
Eugene Crowner Jr
Winnebago
Fresh Clouds Gather Over Corn Section Across Midwest Weather Relief and Damage Report
Fresh clouds gathered over the corn belt as rain and storms eased weekend heat, with showers saving crops in central Wisconsin and storms causing downed poles and trees near Marshfield. Thunderstorms swept the Dakotas to Missouri, cooler weather forecast for most north central states, and futures markets showing corn and wheat shifts as investors priced in wetter conditions. A southeast gale tore through Kansas and Nebraska, halting two people and injuring eight while bringing needed rain to dry areas.
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Minnesota
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Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Ilinois
Illinois
Indiana
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Westernebraska
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Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
State and Federal Agencies Unite on Farm Relief
A Madison report details a joint farm relief effort by state and federal agencies. Governor announces a major drought and price support program, including 80 percent of state farms receiving aid and adjusted funding for feed and cattle. The plan aims to stabilize dairy and livestock sectors with drought relief measures, though implementation details remain under study.
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Madison
Wis
Philip Lea Fouette
D. Beck
Agceulnae
Dismissed Naval Officer Admits Sale of Articles
Washington reports a dismissed naval officer, Jeb S Farnworth, admitting he sold and shared articles with outsiders. He claimed the information was for personal aims and not official policy, noting a desire to advance his post in naval training. The article mentions contracts with Japan and his aim to obtain an instructor post abroad.
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Washington
Jeb S
Farnworth
Farnaworth
Farnforth
Naval
King Alfonso Denies Bourbon Restoration Aim
Former Spanish king Alfonso rejects any plan to restore the Bourbon monarchy amid rebel civil war reports. He left the Czech castle with baggage, possibly headed for Spain, after a day spent listening to Seville rebel broadcasts while accompanied by Count Zamoyski.
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Associated Press
Marienbad
Czechoslovakia
Alfonso
Spain
Praha
Zamoyski
Seville
Townsend Meet Ends Delegates Return Home
Cleveland reports emotionally weary delegates from the Townsend national convention returned home after the event. President candidate William Lamke endorsed an old age pension concept. the Union party ticket leader avoided direct endorsement of Townsend plans, leaving details to future work by the organization and Congress. Pittsburgh notes pitcher Guy Bush, veteran lefty, was released unconditionally by the Pirates.
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Lemke
Cleveland
Townend
William Lamke
Union Party
Townsend
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