Republicans Meet Sunday At Green Bay
Republicans from 13 northeastern Wisconsin counties will gather in Green Bay for the first regional principles conference ahead of the 1936 campaign. Col Robert R. McCormick of Chicago will speak on Save the Republic. Earlier he speaks at St Joseph's Oneida parish picnic. More than 500 are expected. In Oneida, Arthur B. Fontaine said attendance will top five hundred. Eighth district Democrats plan a rally and family picnic at the county fair grounds with John Cudahy, Charles F. Broughton, and James E. Corcoran speaking in the afternoon.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Oneida
Arthur B. Fontaine
John Cudahy
Milwaukee
United States
Poland
Charles F. Broughton
James E. Corcoran
Democratic State Central Committee
Farm Administration mails first 1935 checks to farmers
The Farm Administration sent out its first 1935 corn hog checks totaling 93,352.60 to Wisconsin farmers. Wickard announced 61478 checks for 4,003,914 were mailed to 33 states, covering contracts that will ultimately total about 185,000,000 across installments. The initial payment represents about two-fifths of corn payments and half of hog payments, with final installments after January 1, 1936.
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Washington
The
Farm Administration
Wisconsin
Claude R. Wickard
Iowa
Nebraska
Wickard
Boards of Review
About 15 Wisconson wardens to retire on half pay
About 15 of Wisconsin's 68 conservation wardens will retire within two years on half pay under a new law. State officials outline the fund, eligibility after 20 years, death and injury benefits, and the contribution sources including a 3 percent salary levy and penalties from wardens.
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Wisconsin
Madison
England Takes Early Davis Cup Lead Over United States
Wimbledon report says Britain's Fred Perry and H. W. Bunny Austin swept the opening singles, defeating Wilmer Allison and Don Budge in five and four sets respectively. England begins defense of the trophy won from France in 1933 and defended last year.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Fred J. Perry
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Great Briiain
United States
Austin
Wilmer Allison
Perry
Don Budge
England
France
Nazi state to prosecute Jews in new drive announces police chief
Berlin reports that Count Von Hellldorf stated the state will conduct its fight against Jewry and forbid individual actions. A decree warned party members of provocateurs and said painting and damaging property by individuals is punishable. Other items include raids on Steel Helmet members and confiscation of weapons in Mecklenburg and Luebeck areas.
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AD Stefferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Count von Helldorf
Von
Reich
New York
Bremen
Congregati An
Earl Borromae
Netherlands
Lerchim
Ludwingslust and
Waren
Mecklenburg and
Luebeck
Italy
League
Ethiopia
Eden
Britain
Ttaly
Iialy
Addis Ababa
Fi— Ethopia
League of Nations Council
Haile Selessie i
Council of the League
Etcopien
German Day in Milwaukee Draws 15000 Attendees
About 15 000 people are expected to take part in German Day, a Milwaukee summer festival sponsored by the Federation of German American Societies, today and tomorrow. Gov. Philip F. La Follette will deliver the main address tonight.
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Milwaukee
Federation of German-American Societies
Philip F. la Fal Jette
Kohler firm defendant in 27 suits over 1934 riot
Milwaukee two dozen injured and widow sue Kohler company and officials for 275000 in damages alleging a conspiracy to assault strikers and bystanders during the Kohler plant riot. Plaintiffs seek 10000 each except widow Emy Engelmann seeking 15000.
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Milwaukee
Kohler Company
Kohler
Wis
A. G. Goldberg
Joseph A. Padway
Emy Engelmann
Walter J. Kohler
Herbert Konter
Robert
Walter Kohler Jr
Robert Kohler
John Case
Edward George
Ernst R. Schuelke
Edward Biewer
Ars. Engelmann
Goldberg
Milwaukee County
Hijacking Reported Near Portage Wisconsin
A second sugar truck hijacking near Portage Wisconsin involved five men in a Ford V-3 who seized 110 sacks from the Brackenbush company truck returning to Westfield from Milwaukee. Ted Snyder and Jack Strong were blindfolded and held until 2:30 p.m. released unharmed. Authorities pursue a large gang believed linked to a prior four-ton sugar theft nearby.
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Portage
Wis
Here
Ted Snyder
Jack Strong
Sheriff's
Brackenbush Company
Westfield
Milwaukee
Benzies & Montayne
Marinette School Names New Principal and CCC Official
Marinette Wisconsin confirms C. R Adams named principal of Marinette High School. McNeil Adams, a local Marinette resident, now heads the CCC camp at a California facility, reflecting the era’s administrative changes in education and conservation programs.
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Marinette School
Piracy Along Lake Shore To Be Risky
Coast guard plans high speed rescue craft to deter piracy along the lake shoreline. Three 25 foot boats with 150 horsepower motors will be stationed at Two Rivers Recine and nearby with a fourth at Chicago. The move follows reports of pirates frightening boating parties during world fair visits.
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Sheborgan
Vis
Tcoener
Lake Wengan
Korg
Coast Guard
Immell Submits 118 Projects to National Office
General Ralph M. Immell, head of the Works Progress Administration in Madison, submits 118 projects to Washington seeking 14.1 million dollars and employment for about 17,600 workers. Projects span conservation, grade crossing eliminations, local municipal needs and rural road work, with many communities contributing roughly 20 percent of material costs. Immell expects fast action with 75,000 at work by November and notes most workers will come from relief rolls. first 17,000 will join 31,000 existing WERA jobs transferred to new wage programs.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
Adit
Ralph M. Immelive
Works Progress
Washington
Immell
Immelt
Im‘mell
WERA
Northern Forest
PWA
Public Works Administration
Broadening income levies faces shift in tax bill
Washington Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee tentatively plan to broaden the Roosevelt tax bill to include incomes as low as fifty thousand dollars. The change could lift annual revenue to about 275 million dollars, with rates rising from one percent to a top of seventy five percent on ultra-high incomes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Samuel B. Hill
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Distillers Institute
Patton
Texas
Senate
John W. Carpenter
Texas Power and Light Company
Texan
Carpenter
DROWNS IN CHETEK CHETEK WIS. HARRY MILLER DROWNING
Harry Miller of Wilmington drowned while boating at Chetek Lake in Chetek Wisconsin. Friends were notified today of the fatal incident near the Wisconsin lake town.
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Chetek
Wisconsin Firms Win AAA Relief Injunctions Granted
Milwaukee federal judge F A Geiger issued temporary injunctions blocking collection of AAA processing taxes from eight Wisconsin firms. Plaintiffs allege unconstitutionality and seek refunds. five firms joined three already granted. Companies named include Fort Howard Paper Green Bay Drummond Packing Eau Claire Cudahy Brothers Milwaukee Lola Cigar Hoberg Paper Bay West Paper Gadow Milling Barton Central Paper Menasha.
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Milwaukee
F. A. Geiger
AAA
Wisconsin
YHE
Fort Howard Paper Company
Green Bay
Drummond Packing Company
Eau Claire
Cudahy Brothers Company
Mi Lola Cigar Company
Hloberg Paper and Fiber Company
Bay West Paper Company
Gadow Milling Company
Barton
Central Paper Company
Menasha
L. Hugo Keller
United States
German press demands U5 wake amends
German papers denounce the tearing of the German flag from the bow of the Bremen in New York. They call for diplomatic intervention and an apology from Washington, labeling the incident a communist provocation and criticizing New York authorities for alleged inaction. The Hamburger Fremdenblatt cites insult to the flag and urges consequences.
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WAKE
Fremdenblatt
New York
Bremen
Washington
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
News York
Heat wave batters the Midwest with storms
Weather across Minnesota, North Dakota and western Wisconsin brought wind rain and hail the torrid spell shattered heat records Friday with relief expected today as thunderstorms and lower temperatures move in Milwaukee forecasters predict cooler conditions by Sunday with northwest winds following the late day storms
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St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Weather Bureau
Prepare to Entertain the Largest Wisconsin Legion Convention
Eau Claire prepares for the Wisconsin Department American Legion convention from August 17 to 21. More than 30 900 Legionnaires and families are expected, with sessions planned at Mason Temple and events including a water carnival and fireworks. Hotel and private home arrangements surface as organizers coordinate lodging and meetings.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Ameritcrm Legionnaires
Wisconsin
Victor Xinlis
Cha. Man
Philip F la Foil
Legion
Eau Claire Renier A. Nool Winten Hes Np
Euditnr
Legon
Mason Temple
Sulky Driver Killed in Marinette Wis Accident
John Chorns 55 of Coleman died when his sulky was struck. Henry Vanderheden of Lena said another car’s lights blinded him. Vanderheden and Marion Blahmk of Neenah were injured. Alvin Rouse 14 of Lena escaped injury by jumping from the sulky.
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Marinette
Wis
John Chorns
Coleman
Henry Vanderheden
Lena
Vanderheden
Marion Blahmk
Neenah
Alvin Rouse
Tena
Ohorns
George Bernard Shaw Seeks Time To Rest On 79th Birthday
Malvern England on Shaw’s 79th birthday he remains active over the Malvern hills between rehearsals for his new play. The Simpleton of the Unexpected Isles will be produced there Monday at the drama festival.
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Malvern
England
George Bernard Shaw
Malvern Hills
Shaw
Barker bitten by rattler shows, pro nounced out of danger
Rhinelander Wisconsin carnival scene reports a barker named Clinton English, 30, bitten on the right hand by a rattlesnake exhibited before hundreds. A physician in the crowd treated him and he was pronounced out of danger as spectators watched.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Clinton English
Weather Forecast and Temps for Great Lakes Region
Associated Press reports Wisconsin will see generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon in the east and south, cooler in the northwest tonight and Sunday. Upper Great Lakes forecast shows above normal highs, with a few days of unsettled near one to two days. Buckstaff Observatory notes a max of 87, min 66, no precipitation. One year ago the max was 89 and min 76.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Upper Lakes
Superior
Michigan
Huron
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Buckstaff Observatory
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Budge County
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