British Steamer Delwyn Sunk by Spanish Insurgent Plane
British steamer Delwyn was bombed and sunk by a nationalist seaplane after four prior raids in four days. The attack near Gandia left no casualties aboard as ships including the Shropshire and Guepard arrived nearby. The same day government forces pressed the Gandesa offensive, edging toward the Ebro town to encircle it.
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Valencia
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Delwyn
Gandia
Dellwyn
Vivente
Hero
Jeff Tater
Shropshire
Guepard
Dell Wwyn
Gandia Harbor
Gandesa
Henry C. Cassidy
Ebro
Catalonia
Ribaroja
Miravet
Villalba
Czechoslovakia offers new minority plan amid Sudeten tensions
The Czechoslovak government published a minority statute proposing equal rights, language use, and separate minority schools, while deferring local self government to a later bill. Hope for negotiations with Germans, Hungarians, Poles, and Slovaks tempered by fear of Nazi influence and calls for arbitration by Britain and France. Viscount Runciman named unofficial mediator to ease tensions.
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Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Milan Hodza
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Jacks
Viscount Runciman
Louis P. Lochner Barlin
Geroday
Second Britain League of Nations
Crinter
Labor executives to draft a model wages hours law
Secretary Perkins will convene a conference of about a dozen state labor executives in August to craft a model wage hour law. States can adopt the measure to supplement federal rules, aiming for uniform standards across intrastate industries after October.
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Washington
Perkins
Labor Department
Perking
Europe
W. A. Zimmer
Division of Labor Standards
Zimmer
State employees receive across the board pay raises
Several hundred state employees are granted raises of five to eighty five dollars monthly. Department heads may approve increases between July 1 and July 13 without emergency board consent. George P. Steinmetz, PSC chief engineer, gets a raise to 550 dollars monthly. About 35 workers receive 25 dollar increases.
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Madison
State Emergency Board
George P. Steinmetz
Public Service Commission
National head off W VFW visit to Oshkosh banquet
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the auxiliary from Wisconsin posts plan a visit to Oshkosh for a banquet and program honoring Scott P. Squyres national commander. The events include a 3:91 arrival at the Chicago Northwestern station, a drum corps escort, a 6:30 banquet at Trinity Guildhall, and a 7:30 public program with local officials and officers in attendance.
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Scott P. Squyres
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Trinity Guildhall
Oshkosh
Squyres
Auxiliary
Wisconsin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Milwaukee
Racine
Chicago & Northwestern
Raulf
C. C. Bishop
United Spa
American Legion
Weather Notes and Temperature Readings Across Regions
The report lists Wisconsin likelihood of showers tonight and Thursday morning with mild warmth later in the south central area. It includes Milwaukee temperatures with a high and low over the last 24 hours and observatory notes from Buckstaff and Yellowstone data, plus wind and barometer readings.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
Buckstalf Observatory
Oshkosh Business Rally Adopts "Sales Mean Jobs" Motto
About 60 representatives from 17 business and civic groups met to promote the campaign "sales mean jobs" in Oshkosh. They elected Charles M. Boller as chairman and J. B. Cudlip as secretary and authorized an executive committee to plan activities across the 40 000 residents. The drive aims to shift public psychology from fear to confidence and to spur local commerce with merchant led promotions and widespread community meetings.
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Oshkosh
Charles M. Boller
J. B. Cudlip
Winnebagoland Inc
Itions
Conrad Bettmann
Farmer and wife abducted near Beinit. car stolen
Harvard Alabama farmer James Schmuck and his wife were abducted from downtown Beinit by three men who forced them from their car, bound them with clothesline, then fled four miles east in the country. Schmuck later hid about $4 in a sock. Local authorities investigated.
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Harvard
Farmer
Beinit
Belni Poe Sehmuck
Sehmue
Schmukk
Federal aid totals highlight 22 billion in relief spending
The report sums federal and state relief outlays, noting nearly 22 billion in combat unemployment funding. It details allocations from April 8, 1945, including road construction at over 1.08 billion, conservation at 984 million, and continuing relief to sites at 922,344 dollars, among other categories.
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Washington
Neerly
Pillon Dellers Ce
Treasury
High Street
Sittes
Publiional
Youth Plunges to Death Before Thousands at Hotel Gath
John Wad, 26, leaped from the 11th floor of the Hotel Gath, plunging to death as about 20 000 spectators looked on. Police, firemen, and medical teams failed to save him after repeated attempts. The incident drew a large crowd and prompted a detailed police investigation into the events leading to the jump.
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New York
John Wad
Gath
Caine
New high flying device tested for pilot fatigue relief
A new high altitude device tested by five airmen at Wright Field Dayton and planned for use on the Northwest Airways route to Billings via Salt Lake City. The rig aims to reduce pilot fatigue and improve efficiency during long flights.
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Minneapolis
Orbetratos
Paul Sedentig
Pallongs
Layton
Petersohane
Serceypresy
Tibet
Werithtfield
Dayton
Northwest
Billings
Mont Furrung
Meint Tal
Salt Lake City
Agencies Scored In Gar Group Report
The American Bar Association received a report criticizing governance trends in administrative agencies. It cites the Security and Exchange Commission and the State Commerce Commission as examples and notes a push toward centralized power. Former Dean Roscoe Pound presented the document, which was praised by SRC member Serame XN Pronk.
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Cleveland
American Bar Association
Ue Iriders
State Commerce Commission
Nuny OlFfie
OTL
Roscoe Pound
Harvard University Hay Scout
Chateau
Comumitt
Serame XN
Pronk
SRC
Frank Daruuedlett
Mercury completes fastest Atlantic round trip
A British airship unit landed at Southampton at 812 p.m. after completing what is described as the fastest road trip flight between Great Britain and the United States. The event marks a record journey across the Atlantic with details preserved from the readable report.
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Mercury
Southampton
Eng
Chianen
Great Beyytain
United States
Courthouse Dedication Draws 3000 To New County Building
Winnebago counties new courthouse was formally dedicated this afternoon before an audience of more than 3000 officials visitors and citizens. Frank B Keefe former district attorney gave the dedicatory address praising the structure as a symbol of justice and progress. A wind and threat of rain did not deter attendees as a massed band concert opened the program.
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Winnebago County
J. Luchsinger
Frank B. Keefe
Oshkosh
Imng
County High
Neenah
Menasha
Ornre
Shell
Leo Overleiler
No Lutheran Church
Charles Barnard
Collapse Kills Four Children in Gave Incident
A building collapse in Gave results in the deaths of at least four children. Emergency crews search the wreckage for survivors and assess surrounding structures for stability. Authorities investigate the cause of the collapse and issue safety advisories for nearby residents.
Principal figure in Hadium case dies in unclear report
An unclear translated note reports the death of a principal figure in the Hadium case. It mentions a husband, compensation claims, and a company moving its plant to New York while outlining disputed testimony and related legal actions.
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Optis
Hermas
Conicern
New York
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