Windsor Duchess and Duke Begin Austrian Honeymoon
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in Austria for a secluded honeymoon. They were greeted by about 1,000 people at the station, then boarded a municipal motor launch and toured the city before departing toward Arnoldstein. The couple then traveled by private railway car across Lake Maggiore region toward Milan and Venice, with cheering crowds along the way.
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Wallace Carroll
United P Ress
Hice
U.P
Duke
Jess
Windsor
Andy
Anals
En- 2
Austria
Tey
Slitary
Ess
Lhe
Arnoldstein
Henry
Cassidy
Jemon
Maggiore
Milan
Edward
Hide
Switzerland
Simplon-Orient
Esse
Wisconsin Impounded Bloodstained Car Linked to Milwaukee Suspects
A blood-stained Packard with Wisconsin plates was impounded in Seattle after being found in a residence. Police sought Milwaukee authorities for ownership details. Detectives traced the car to A Standish of Manitowoc and a woman named Florence Thorn, with inquiry revealing Standish and a man posing as a woman had stayed at the Olympic hotel Seattle before leaving.
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Attle
Wash
U.al
Wisconsin
Seattle
Puition
Milwaukee
Wis
Pon
William B. Severyns
Lwaukee
U.P
Nee Thornton
E. W. Yoris
Florence Thornind
A. Standish
South Eighth
Manitowoc
Standish
Separates
Mortgage Moratorium Bill Dies in Assembly
Governor La Follette's mortgage moratorium act failed in the assembly by 42 to 36 after an amendment removing federal agency loans from mediation before foreclosures. The vote adjourns the bill, with a senate companion still active and the old law extended for two years.
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Madison
la Follette
Assembly
Cornelius Young
Milwaukee
House
Young
HOLL
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Wisconsin
Nicholas Bichler
Belgium
Wisconsin Farm and Home Credit Administration
Républicai
Senate
Farm and Labor
Assemblyman
Arthur Hutt
Alma
Herman J. Severson
Progressive
Lola
Riot at Newberry plant leaves man dead and several injured
In Newberry Michigan an unidentified man died and multiple people were hurt during a dawn riot at the Newberry Lumber and Chemical Company plant. Visiting strikers from Munising clashed with local workers as police and deputies patrolled the scene and the plant resumed operations.
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Newberry
Mich
Newberry Lumber and Chemical Company
Munising
R. E. Spinks
Finnish Hall
Upper Peninsula
Sawmill and Lumber Workers Union
Upper Michigan
Joe Liss
Manistique
Luce County
E. F E. Shaw
Bombardment Hits Madrid as Nationalists Fire on City
Madrid came under a minute interval artillery bombardment with shells crashing on Gran Via and central squares. Fire engines and ambulances rushed to fires as ten killed and 20 wounded were reported in the latest strike, while loyalist forces bombarded Segovia nearby amid fighting and air power support.
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Madrid
Gran Via
Segovia
Guadarrama Mountains
Milk Marketing Measure Signed By Roosevelt Act
The office of Senator Austin Vermont reports President Roosevelt signed a bill reenacting the milk marketing provisions of the AAA. The law takes effect immediately, AAA officials said.
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Washington
Austin
Vermont
Roosevelt
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
AAA
Amelia Earhart Heads Toward Brazil on Record Flight
Amelia Earhart took off at 5 10 a m EST from Paramaribo heading for Natal Brazil on another leg of her round the world flight. She aims to reach the Brazilian port by air route following a stay in Dutch Guiana.
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Paramarbho
Dutch Guiana
Amelia Earhuart
Natal
Brazil
Mola Death Shocks Insurgents In Fog Crash
Victoria Spain insurrectionists mourn General Emilio Mola commander of Franco's northern forces killed in a fog bound plane crash near Castin de Peones. Franco posthumously awards grand cross of San Fernando. Fidel Davila and Andres Saliquet reassume command. Mola born 1887 Cuba.
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Victoria
Spain
Emilio Mola
Francisco Franco
Biscayan
Bilbao
Franco
San Fernando
Fidel Davila
Aragon
Soria
Madrid
Andres Saliquet
Mola
Vitoria
Valladolid
Castin de Peones
Pamplona
Guadarrama
Iran
San Sebastian
Seven killed as Greyhound bus crashes near Redding
A Greyhound northbound bus from San Francisco to Portland overturned on a highway near Redding California, bursting into flames and killing at least seven aboard while six to nine other passengers and the driver were burned. Captain Curren of the CCC said seven bodies were inside the flame wreckage as flames raged. The driver was tentatively identified as Al Wilson, a substitute who had just taken the wheel.
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Redding
Calif
Greyhound
Here
al Wilson
San Francisco
Wilson
Curren
Senate to decide WDA bill on June 8
Madison reports the Wisconsin Senate voted 21 to 12 to consider the Kannenberg Little TVA style Wisconsin Development Authority bill as a special order for June 8. The chamber adjourned to that date as leaders planned for conclusive action at a weekend session. A substitute by Sen. Ernest Sauld caused a two day delay and a Progressive appeal was withdrawn.
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Madison
Senate
Kannenberg Wisconsin
American Executed By Nazi Guillotine
Berlin-7 reports the execution of Helmut Hirsch a 21 year old Jewish American citizen at dawn for treason under the explosives law. The charge tied to an alleged scheme against Adolf Hitler then shifted to an attempt to assassinate Julius Streicher. Hirsch denied guilt and sought clemency from der fuehrer but was refused. He died with a German co defendant in Plötzensee Prison as US diplomats urged mercy citing his citizenship youth and influence by elders.
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Berlin
Helmuth Hirsch
United States
America
Adolf Hitler
Hirsch
Julius Streicher
Hitler
Reich
der Fuehrer
Otto Strasser
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Ploetzenzee
Oscar Denner
Hirsch’s
Jijé
Chrysler Plants Shut By Sit Down Strike In Detroit
Detroit shut downs at Chrysler Jefferson and Kercheval plants plus De Soto unit caused 18 000 workers to lose jobs across five auto units. Union disputes over shop steward recognition and job reclassifications triggered closures as Packard and Fisher Body also faced material shortages.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Auto Mhanufactory
Chrysler Jefferson
Kercheval
de Soto Division
Pontiac
Mich
Jefferson and Kercheval
Jefferson Avenue
de Soto
Packard Motor Car Company
Fisher Body
Pontila
General Motors
E. R. Leeder
United Automobile Workers Jeaders
Richard T. Frankensteen
Packard
Welroy, Former Legislator, Dies at 81 in Milwaukee
William J. McElroy, 81, ex Wisconsin legislator, died at home after a short illness. He served on the University of Wisconsin board of regents and board of visitors, led the Milwaukee Bar Association, and recently resigned as circuit court commissioner after 52 years. His assembly terms ended in 1891.
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Milwaukee
William J. McElroy
Wisconsin Legislature
McElroy
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Robert M. la Follette
University Board of Visitors
Milwaukee Bar Association
Assembly
Komintern Moves to Bury Hatchet for Spain Front
Moscow today reported the Komintern the Third Communist International ended its quarrel with the Second Socialist International and proposed a united front against German and Italian intervention in Spain. George Dimitroff announced a joint commission with the Second International and the National League of Labor Unions to unify communists socialists and labor unions in support of Spain after the bombardment of Almeria. The move follows an appeal from Spanish communist and socialist labor unions for unity to save Spain.
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Moscow
Komintern
Third
Communist International
Second Socialist International
Spain
Sociales
International League of Labor Unions
George Dimitroff
The
Almera
United Workers
Almeria
Dimitroff
International Organization of the Communist Parties of All Nations
Second International
National League of Labor Unions
Communist and
Socialist Labor Union Parties
Berlin Priest Sigmund Wozny Dies at 78
The Rev. Sigmund Wozny, 78, a Catholic priest for 52 years, died in Berlin Wisconsin yesterday. He served in parishes here and at Princeton for the last 35 years.
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Berlin
Wis
Sigmund Wozny
Princeton
Roosevelt presses court reform as Congress nears vote
President Roosevelt declared the court reorganization would pass this session and backed a push for reform. He noted Senator Robinson hinted at possible amendments and warned against delaying decisions on major cases. La Follette urged debate before any compromise, while Burke dismissed cushioning changes to the court.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robinson
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
TVA
PWA
Securities Commission
White House
Burke
Nebraska
LA Follette
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Weather summary for Wisconsin and regions
Partly cloudy weather with scattered showers in Wisconsin and cooler temperatures westward. East portions stay cooler with generally fair conditions Sunday. Regional highs range from the mid 30s to 50s, no precipitation expected, light winds.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Clendy
Rdas Enix
Jacksonville
Yellowstone
Lander
Cheyenne
Buckstaff
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