Cool Weather On the Way From Canadian Northwest
Milwaukee forecaster says heat may ease as cooler air moves from the far northwest, while Wisconsin endures a fifth day of dangerous heat. Prostrations and deaths mount with readings above 90 across the state. forecasters warn the hot spell will likely continue for days.
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Milwaukee
Canadian
U. S
Associated Press
Frank A. Coleman
Midwest
Fort Smith
Edmonton
Swift Current
Weather Bureau
U.P
Wisconsin
Federal Weather Bureau
Charles Elfstrom
Racine
N. Q. Dicus
Oak Park
Lake Deneveu
Fond du Lac
Fred G. Moore
Wausau
Commonwealth Telephone Company
la Crosse
Madison
Superior
Wis
Duluth
Minn
Area
Green Bay
Park Falls
Chicago
Dubuque
Escanaba
Mich
Blinneapolis
Marquette
U. S. Weather Bureau
Rockies
Montana
Minnesota
Arizona
A. E. Anderson
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Omaha
Neb
Sudan
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Connecticut River Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
Yuma
Anz
Rand City
N. D
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Moore
Miles City
Chattanooga
Tenn
Birmingham
Ale
Nashville
Baltimore
Mercury
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Two Rivers
Tiwo Rivers
British Attacks German Plane Plant at Bremen
Reported today that British forces attacked a German aircraft factory at Bremen and targeted a Paderborn plant as part of air warfare. The strike was described by the air ministry with details on refits and command actions.
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Beat Neenah
Neenah
Elmer Krier
Bond Street
Neenah Foundry Company
Winnecombe Avenue
Theda Clark Hospital
Bremen
London
Paderine Arcraft
Bremer
En A.cheia
Pader
Air Memoty
Proposal to elect county officers to four year terms
Delegates to the Wisconsin County Boards association adopted a resolution proposing nonpartisan four year terms for county officers. Currently officers are elected biennially on a partisan basis. A. J. Thelen urged that better county government and protection of county interests justify the change despite criticism from organized groups.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
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Wisconsin County ‘Treasurers, Clerks of Court and
Registers of Deeds Association
A. J. Thelen
Waisconsin County Boards Association
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Milwaukee
Wisconsin fair and warm with scattered thunderstorms in the northwest tonight and Wednesday. Milwaukee reports show a 24 hour low of 84 and a high of 96 with no precipitation. winds from the southwest and a barometer around 29.50.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Iwest
Fair Milwaukee
Official Weather Bureau
Paonix
Buckstaff Observatory
Compulsory Military Training Advances In Senate
The Senate Military Committee approved a compulsory training bill calling for registration of 42 million men aged 18 to 64. The plan would train about 1.5 million men aged 21 to 30 in the first year from an 11.5 million pool. Senator Vandenberg criticized peacetime conscription, while Roosevelt and the army command support selective service. The committee met in a closed session as debate looms. other lawmakers voiced support for enactment. The House studied Navy spending in Roosevelt’s preparedness plan as the fleet question drew fresh attention.
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Washington
Senate In Military Committee
Sheppard
Texas
Senate
War Department
Vandenberg
Mocagan
Roosevelt
Army Gn Command
Senate Military Committee
Burke-Wadsworth
National Guard
Gurney
South Dakota
Minton
Indiana
House
Woodrum
Virginia
Thoring
United States
New Czechoslovak Exile Government Receives Britain's Recognition
London reports that Britain recognizes a Czechoslovak exile government led by Dr Eduard Benes for free Czechoslovaks. Churchill announced recognition in the House of Commons, July 21. The exile group says 1.5 million American Czechoslovaks fully support the government abroad.
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London
Czechoslovak National Committee
Great Britain
Eduard Benes
Minster Churchill
House of Commons
Leaders seek mandate plan for Colonie at Pan American talks
The US delegation at the Pan American conference proposed a convention to bind 21 American nations to a joint trusteeship over European colonies in the hemisphere. A separate resolution urged forming a committee to seize any potentially menaced possessions before ratification. Argentina showed reluctance to commitments affecting future European trade, as Hull led broader defense and economic discussions.
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J. C. Stark
Marana
United States
Cordell Hull
Peace Preservation Commission
Peace Commission
Neutrality and Economic Commissions
Argentina
Europe
Hull
Willkie Address Set for Aug 17 in Elwood Park
Willkie plans a two day western swing visiting Wyoming Utah and Indiana with a stop in Elwood Park for an acceptance address on August 17. He travels with Mrs Willkie from Colorado Springs to Denver Cheyenne Salt Lake City Ogden and attends a RoCo motion picture event before the Elwood appearance. He urges that no one is disqualified for public office and notes Roosevelt's third term bid amid crowd remarks.
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William B. Ardery
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell L. Willkie
Wyoming
Utah
Wilkie
Mombee
Denver
Cheyenne
Willkie
Salt Lake City
Rocco
Ogden
Newton Baker
Newton Bakers
Ohio
Euen
Elwood
Ind
Callewey Park
Steaere
B. Paul T. Smith
United Press Staff
Corres Spar
Brighton
Roosevelt
Germans Increase Raids Declares The Die Is Cast
The United States denounces Soviet Russia for squeezing the Baltic states and vows to defend sovereign governments under duress. British ministers protest Soviet actions as aggression while German air raids strike Pembroke and other ports as forces prepare for continued action.
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Washington
United States
Sumner Welles
Russia
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Welles
New World
Baltic States
London
Britain
Viscount Haifax
Broniu- Baluitis
August Terme
Charles Zarme
Frederick C. Oechsner
United Press
Berlin
Airfelds
Adolf Hitler
Pembroke
Chatham
Sheerness
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Portsmouth
Bristol Channel
Ingh
Wilhelmstrasse
Viscount Halifax
Hitler
High Command
Halifax
International at a Glance Amid the Berlin War Alerts
The report notes German raids and Allied responses with Britain promising resistance and air attacks on German targets. It mentions U.S. protection measures in the Western sector and Argentina’s stance against broad communism, reflecting a tense wartime balance of power.
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Drecy
Berlin
Narye
Bhivkrieg
Bries
Chatham Sheerne
Londom
Pitan
Hiteler
Taxi Bembers
Rus
England
Afo
Ovetahe
Germer Ghyeet
Havana
Uwarsade
Argentina
Push bill to give TVA better chance to make aluminum
Washington reports the House Rules Committee approved and sent a bill allocating 25 million dollars to expand TVA power facilities to boost aluminum production for national defense. Lawmakers debated the need for sufficient electricity, with some urging swift action to ensure aluminum output meets military needs.
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TVA
Washington
House Rules Committee
Tre Pall
Edward Ro Ste
Uma
Coto Dann
Eletrie
Promm
Acter
Dearman
Clifton A. Weechum
Aelieiney
Wien Woodrum
Ut Agi
Dowd Miter
New Jersey
Tre Tva
Tre Tate
United States
Ieater
Democrats Ponder Willkie Support After Dinner Meeting
A strategy dinner in New York brought three anti New Deal Democrats Alfred E Smith Joan J Raskob and Jouett Shouse to discuss endorsing Wendell Willkie. They left with no public comment and no firm decision on a campaign stance though insiders see possible Republican alignment.
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New York
Alfred E Smith
Joan J. Raskob
Jouett Shouse
Shouse
Washington
Raskob
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
Smith
New York Herald Tribune
Roosevelt
Rasked
T Meiels
Sm.’ Eompaiin
Orward
Laberty Heass
Tne
Heras Tribune
Meet the Outact
Wee
Germans Accelerate Military Activity Across Europe
A fragmentary British report notes increased German military activity and troop movements across occupied territories. The dispatch mentions rail and road mobilizations and signals a broader escalation, though specifics remain uncertain in the filtered text.
Britain hikes income tax to fund emergency war budget
London reports an unprecedented 42 percent income tax to cover an emergency budget of 313,868,000,000 with further taxes on beer tobacco wine and restrained home consumption. Churchill dodges Hitler appeal while Halifax rejects any compromise and vows to fight for freedom.
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London
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
England
House of Commons
Kingsley Wood
Winston Churchill
Kingsley
Dispatch
Hitler
Lord Halifax
Britain
Kinggley
Europe faces worst food shortages say Maloney report
John W. Maloney of the American Red Cross returned from Europe declaring a severe shortage of food in 19 countries. He sailed aboard the Exeter from Lisbon with 1,000,000 dollars in gold for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and described conditions as chaotic and appalling.
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Jersey City
N. J
John W. Maloney
American Red Cross
Europe
Maloney
Exeter
Lisbon
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bank of Portugal
Citizenship Denied to Persons on Relief
Fragmentary Omaha era news note reports denial of citizenship to individuals on relief rolls. The text is garbled but indicates official actions affecting eligibility and mentions related procedures. The readable portion names no specific people or dates beyond general county and state references.
Republican Finance Committee Chosen
An item lists selection of a Republican finance committee with names such as Farward A Boom and others, noting the committee’s formation and linkage to upcoming electoral processes. The fragment references multiple individuals and locations in a strained OCR passage.
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