Senate Signs Hatch Bill Sealed With Debate
Washington reports say President Roosevelt is expected to sign the Hatch bill prohibiting political activity by most federal employees. The Senate sent the measure to the White House after a stormy session over minor house amendments. Senator Hatch argued against delaying the bill while Senator Minton urged further study and a conference to resolve differences.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hatch
Senate
White House
New Mexico
Congress
Minton
Indiana
House
Tmi
Pittman backs abrogation of 1911 Japan treaty
Senator Pittman Democrat of Nevada said he would support Senator Vandenberg Republican of Michigan in a resolution to have the Senate back abrogating the 1911 commerce treaty with Japan. He plans to push the 1911 section through the foreign relations committee next Wednesday. The measure also asked Roosevelt officials to convene a nine power pact conference to assess Japan's adherence to the 1922 treaty and propose action. Secretary Hull said the administration would consider the resolution if passed. Vandenberg favored removing the nine power conference demand if needed.
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Washington
Pittman
Nevada
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Japan
Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Conference of Nations
China
Hull
Executive Department
Senate panel ends Wagner Act amendments hearing
Washington Democrat Thomas said the Senate labor committee would wind up its hearing on Wagner Act amendments as Congress adjourns. John L. Lewis and CIO supporters will be called. they oppose changes now. The panel may hear Secretary Perkins and perhaps Secretary Hopkins after testimony.
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Washington
Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
House
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Congress
John L. Lewis
A. FL of L
C. O
Perkins
Labor
Sary Hopkins
Commerce Department
Omro Festival Draws Crowd With Queen Selection
Omro prepares for its third annual village festival over the weekend. Dolores Young and Shirley Carpenter named queens for Mardi Gras and Movieland, with a coronation after a parade of over 40 floats at 3 p.m. Sunday. The crowd will enjoy boat races on Fox River, costumed pageantry, street bleachers, and a pavement dance tonight.
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Dolores Young
Shirley Carpenter
Omro
Miss Young
Mardi Gras
Carpenter
Movieland
William Maas
Hel
Richard the Lion
Heart
Henry VIII
Ann Boleyn
Joan of Arc
Marie Antoinette
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Lucrezia Borgia
Omar Khayyam
Catherine
Russia
Hollywood
Juarez
Fox River
Village Park
Middle West
Wisconsin Boating Association
Gunnar Faleiz
Europe
Kurt Linquist
Sweden
A. Horjas
South America
C. W. Stearns
Ray Plansky
Joe Plansky
John Sheerar
Toby Emerson
Willis Calkins
D. E. Doll
K. Loker
Arab Leaders Hunt for Kidnapped Missionary Goldner
Arab leaders joined in a widening search for Gerould R. Goldner after a shepherd’s report placed him being escorted toward Hebron by an armed band south of Bethlehem. Intercession services began at Marsaba monastery as intermediaries, including Joseph Bandak, pressed for his release.
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Jacob Simon
United Press
Jerusalem
U.P
Gerould R. Goldner
Hebron
Bethlehem
Marsaba
Goldner
Joseph Bandak
Abdul Hussein
Palestine
Britain
Horticulturist Wills City Park In Sturgeon Bay
The will of A. W. Lawrence a well known horticulturist who died from injuries in an automobile crash on July 7 disclosed today that he bequeathed to the city of Sturgeon Bay a 14 acre picturesque park tract. Lawrence's wife and her sister also perished in the same accident.
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Sturgeen Bay
Wis
A. W. Lawrence
Sturgeon Bay
Lawrence
Weather Day July 22 Forecast Summary
The report notes cooler tonight and Sunday across western and eastern regions, with high temperatures around 83 in Milwaukee and generally fair conditions early in the week. Expect showers in the middle of the week, near normal or below normal temperatures, and light southeast winds with no precipitation reported.
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Lenaia
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Oklahoma
Yellowstone
Chicaco
Great Lakes
Tuckstaff Creematory
Num
Roosevelt and Vandenberg Clash Over Third Term Boom
Washington and Hyde Park reports show President Roosevelt linking a potential neutral ity law stalemate with a slowdown in business as Senator Vandenberg questions what boom might be deflated. McNary counters that no slowing is evident while markets show brief gains.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
Hyde Park
N. Y
White House
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Arson Suspect Sought After University Fire Spree
Police intensified search for an arsonist after a university area blaze and a separate porch fire indicated deliberate ignition. One man suffered severe burns in a nearby apartment house fire believed to be arson. Capt. John R. Arnold commented that tar paper and exposed doors were involved in the incident.
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Madison
John R. Arnoldi
Éesih
American slain by Chinese terrorists and Armenian revenge angle
A mixed report details a six year old slaying linked to vengeance against Armenian families, and a Shanghai terror attack on two Chinese language newspapers. Dickran Dadourian questions voluntary disappearance of his son Jiovannes while a separate assault in Shanghai leaves nine wounded and one cafe owner dead amid gunfire and grenades.
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New York
Dickran Dadourian
Jiovannes
Dadourian
Yonkers
Armenans
Leon Tourian
Hovannes
A. F. Wilson
Shanghai
M— A
F. Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
2 T Ug
Chiang Kai Shek
International Settlement
Far East
Might Life
Avenue Edward VII
Iola Man Killed When Auto Tips Over at Village Limits
Gulick Walver Ison, 68, of Iola Wisconsin, died late yesterday when his car left the road at the village limits and overturned. The funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Iola. Wis
Gulick Walver- Ison
Five-Power Agreement Reported in Europe
Washington reports via a Philadelphia Inquirer dispatch that a tentative pact among Great Britain France Germany Italy and Poland aims to settle major European problems and preserve peace for 25 years. Proposals include Danzig free port status for Poland and Germany, modified Polish corridor boundaries, Suez Canal directorate representation for Poland, a neutralized North Africa zone, permanent France Italy borders, and major military caps. The plan foresees close cooperation among the five powers and a general frontiers guarantee.
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Washington
Hull
Philadelphia Inquirer
Danzig
Germany
Sasi
Poland
Yrouth
East Prussia
Danzy
Gdynia
Mary
Maly
Siddis Ababa
Djibouti
North Africa
Gibraltar
Lending Bill Approved by Senate Banking Committee
The Senate Banking Committee approved the administration's 2.49 billion dollar lending bill and sent it to the Senate. Senator Barkley said debate could finish in three or four days, with July 29 as a tentative adjournment date. Jones testified the RFC will incur substantial losses on existing loans and foreclosures total 12 million, as the committee trimmed 310 million from Roosevelt's 2.8 billion package and added a Barkley amendment to curb loans competing with private enterprise.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Congress
Jones
Jesse Lt. Jones
New Federal Loan Agency
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
RFC
Townsend
Delaware
Adams
Colorado
Maloney
Connecticut
West
WPA Plans to Cut 7530 Jobs by August
Madison district WPA offices will receive notices next week announcing quotas under the curtailment program. A total of 7,530 positions will be eliminated by August 1, lowering the state total to 51,940. Reductions by district include Green Bay 1,100 Milwaukee 7,000 Stevens Point 950 Madison 230 Ashland 950 and Menominee 706.
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Madison
WPA
Philip D. Flannert
Green Bay
Milweaukee
Stevens Point
Ashland
Menomonic
Four Missing Near Duluth During Blueberry Search
North of Duluth Minnesota an air patrol, over 20 deputy sheriffs and CCC workers combed blueberry picking areas for four people missing since yesterday. Mrs Anna Stephenson 50 and her children Chin ton 13 Rolie 15 and Glennie 17 vanished after entering the woods while relatives and local volunteers joined the search led by Chief Deputy Peter Randall.
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Duluth
Minn
CCC
Brimbon
Peter Randall
Anna Stephenson
Chinton
Rolie
Glennie
Wokliam Stephenson
Robbery at Taxicab Stop Seizes $5090 From Clerk
Chicago Illinois four gunmen masked men robbed Maurice Wolper cashier of a check exchange of $5090 as his taxicab was halted at South Clark Street and West Nineteenth Street.
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Chicago
Maurice Wolper
South Clark
West Nineteenth
Five Chicagoans Die In Head On Crash Near Augusta Wis
Five Chicagoans die and a sixth injured when a car bound for vacation collides head on with a blueberry truck on Highway 12 east of Augusta Wisconsin fog limits visibility. The dead include Walter Boyce about 40 his daughter Rene about 16 Lilly Prendergast about 16 and Ralph Senn about 38. Frank Lumpp Senn’s cousin suffers cuts and bruises and is hospitalized in Eau Claire. Ralph Olson 25 of Fairchild driver of the truck and a 12 year old boy in the truck are uninjured. Coroner R H Stokes and District Attorney Connor Hansen of Eau Claire County begin an investigation. Lumpp’s parents left Chicago for the scene after learning of the accident.
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Augusta
Wis
Highway 12
Walter Boyce
Rene
Lilly Prendergast
Ralph Senn
Frank Lumpp
Senn
Eau’ Claire
Lumpp
Boyce
Spooner
Ralph Olson
Fairchild
R. H. Stokes
Dist
Atty
Connor Hansen
Eau Claire
County
Sean
Boyes
West Eighty
Examiner holds contracts discriminatory across steamship conferences
Washington reports a maritime commission examiner found exclusive contracts offered by four North Atlantic steamship conferences discriminatory. The examiner urged the commission to remove barriers against shippers who use direct Great Lakes service, with state attorneys general from Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and Indiana opposing the predatory rates. A hearing is planned before a final decision.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
North Atlantic
F. J. Horan
Commission
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
United States
Thetis 18 Raised and Towed Toward Shallow Water
The Thetis, sunk off Liverpool with 103 men lost and four survivors, was raised from the sea bottom early today. Two of eight towing cables broke, delaying plans to move the submarine to shallow water as divers from the salvage ship Zelo rigged hawsers and began a slow ascent toward shore.
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Liverpool
Eng
U.R
Zelo
Senator Bridges Calls For Moratorium On Presidential Utterances
Washington senator Bridges, a Republican from New Hampshire, urged a pause on spectacular presidential utterances and actions to aid recovery. He blamed Roosevelt’s intemperate remarks for delaying job creation and stressed Congress helped remove obstacles to growth while such rhetoric harmed business.
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Washington
Bridges
New Hampshire
New England
Brother Admits Killing Sister Over Two Cent Debt
Stanly Dobruk 11 confessed to shooting his 14 year old sister Frances in a farm house kitchen near New Haven over a 2 cent debt. He said the rifle was loaded to frighten her and that the gun fired accidentally. The case will be handled by Juvenile Court.
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Frances
Johnston
Stanley
Juvenie Court
Bond $5,000 Set for Banker Sullivan in Fraud Case
Madison Wisconsin reports banker William T. Sullivan, 51, former president of Chippewa Falls Lumberman’s National Bank, surrendered on massing funds charges. He pled not guilty at a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner J J McManamy and was held on $5,000 bond. Sullivan left Chippewa Falls April 6 for St Paul and later returned to state that he would restitution and disclose all details. An audit is underway to determine the missing funds.
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Madison
William T. Sullivan
Lumberman'’s National Bank of
Chippersa Falls
U. S
J. J. McManumy
Sullivan
John Comeford
Clarence E. Rhein¢ghard
Chippe
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