Hitler's new drive on encirclement urged at Kassel
Adolf Hitler and agriculture minister Walter R Derre spoke to large crowds in Kassel and Leipzig warning of political and economic encirclement. Hitler rejected war guilt thesis and blamed Versailles for disarming Germany while pledging rearmament and self sufficiency through mechanized farms and fat and oil plants.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Reichsfuehrer
Kassel
Walter R. Derre
Leipzig
Darre
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Prince Paul
Frofich
250 New Citizens Pledge Allegiance in Wisconsin
In Waukesha yesterday about 200 new 21-year-old residents took the allegiance oath during a Citizenship Day parade through the business district ending at Usertel field. Chief Justice Marvin B. Rosenberry urged participation in democracy and John D. Wickham administered the oath. Betty Jean McKinsky and Robert Pritchard, among recent naturalizations, joined the ceremony as Dr. R. J. Colbert praised democracy as a way of life to 4000 spectators.
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Waukesha
Wis
Waukesha County
Usertel
Marvin B. Rosenberry
State Supreme Court
John D. Wickham
Sturecon Bay
America
Door County Federation of Women's Clubs
Grover M. Stapleton
Margaret Reynolds
W. E. Wagner
Unis
Sturgeon Bay
Savastopel and
Gibralar
Doctor Dies During Birth of Dead Baby at Appleton Hospital
Dr. C. B. Ryan aged 69 collapsed from a heart attack during a delivery at St Elizabeths hospital in Appleton Wisconsin. The baby was stillborn and the mother is reported doing well. Survived by widow and a brother James of Dubuque.
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Appleton
St. Elieabeth’s Hospital
C. BE. Ryan
Dosis
Little Chute
Ryan
Dubuque
James of
Duque
Adjournment Uncertain Amid White House Talks
Congress faces an unclear adjournment date as President Roosevelt weighs the calendar. Speaker Bankhead says timing hinges on neutrality debates with a tentative exit around mid July. leaders anticipate possible August debates and discuss broader legislative priorities with Vice President Garner and leaders Barkley and Rayburn.
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Roosevelt
West Coast
Bankhead
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Garner
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Representative Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Auto Financing Frauds Told to Congress
The Federal Trade Commission told Congress that some financing firms allowed dealers to levy excessive charges and engaged in deceptive practices toward buyers. The report criticizes "6 per cent financing" ads as concealing higher actual costs and urges itemized invoices to prevent overcharges. It notes dealers faced pressure from manufacturers to stock large amounts of accessories and parts.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Congress
Commission
New Deal Opposed to Industry Avers Hawks Wisconsin
Representative Hawks of Wisconsin denounces the Roosevelt administration for driving capital into holes while demanding industry expand to absorb army unemployment. He cites inconsistencies in the New Deal and Punch Hopkins as proof of pro-business betrayal.
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NEW Deal
Avers Hawks
Wisconsin
Washington
Hawks
Roosevelt
CBS
WPA
Hopkins
Secretary of Commerce
Harry Hopkins
Two at Juneau Awaiting Trial on Extortion Charge
In Juneau Wisconsin circuit court two men face extortion charges after a preliminary hearing. Dr Francis L O Neil a Juneau dentist and Eugene Klink an attendant at the Dodge county farm were bound over to September term by Justice A Krueger. Companions hearings on mismanagement abuse of the poor and insane will follow Thursday for Eugene Klink and his brother Vincent the county farm and asylum superintendent their father Nicholas and Julius Lehrer an attendant. The state says the defendants demanded and obtained 1400 dollars from Henry Lehmann former Dodge sheriff and his wife Clara in connection with an anonymous letter alleging diversions from the institutions. The defense says the money was paid to avert a civil action. Lehmann testifies about a warrant being discussed.
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Juneau
Wis
Nicholas
Julius Lehrer
John Doe
Institvio Acieg
Justice of
Pecce
A. J. Rausch
Hovicon
Dr. O'Neil
Eugene Klink
Henry Lehmann
Dodze Sherif
Clara
Lehmann
Connecsah
Nicholas Khak
Eugene Kink Denen
Refugee liner St Louis idles off Florida coast
The German steamship St Louis with about 1907 Jewish refugees aboard hovered near the Florida coast as U S authorities, including Coast Guard planes, shadowed the liner. The vessel, which sailed from Hamburg May 15, had earlier been ordered out of Havana harbor by Cuba’s president and then cruised nearby seeking entry.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
St. Louis
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Miami Channel
Germany
Cuba
Mom
Washington
al Ns
Hamburg
Havanas
Frecerco Lieredo Bru
Cubs
Cub
Train Crash Kills 13 Japanese Forestry Officers in Fi Prefecture
A special forest service train carrying forestry officers derailed after pulling away from the rails in Fi prefecture, killing 13 and injuring 23 as it plunged into a river during firefighting efforts. Local authorities report the disaster occurring amid a forestry fire response.
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Tokio
Thi
Ca Ut
Toon
Followers of Roosevelt Turn to Garner as 1940 rumors swirl
Washington observers report Vice President Garner may seek the Democratic nomination in 1940. Garner aides deny public plans, while friends organize a Garner for president effort with blessing from Garner. McNulty also tours the scene, and Ickes signals Roosevelt could be challenged if the party nominates a winner.
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William B. Ardery
Washington
Garner
Farley
Schwellenbach
Hal
Roosevelt
Mrr
Ickes
Albuquerque
N. NM
Paul V. McNult
Indiana
McNuli
Philippines
United States
Alinion
Aan
Washingt
Vandenbernz
Michigan
Weather Summary From The Northwest Region Report
Generally fair in the east and south with scattered showers in the northwest tonight or Tuesday. Somewhat warmer tonight, with inland and extreme northeast portions seeing warmth on Tuesday afternoon. Northwestern observations report temperate remarks with temperatures ranging from 32 to 61 degrees in Milwaukee and nearby areas, barometer at 29 inches.
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Sun Dass
Associated Press
Wissontin
Milwaukee
Phoeniax Winnemucca
Nev
Rae Ano
Full Public Inquiry Scheduled In Thetis Submarine Disaster
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons a full public inquiry would be held into the Thetis submarine disaster in which 99 men perished. He said two forward compartments flooded through the forward torpedo tube and that after locating the sub it was lost for nearly four hours. The marker buoy was cut away when a wire around the hull slipped. Thetis was relocated around 1 p.m. signaling failures prevented closing the forward hatch. The main ballast tank emptied but the sub continued to dive and struck.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberkan
Lottem
Eight Die In Wisconsin Weekend Accidents
Associated Press reports eight people were killed in Wisconsin over the weekend, six in automobile crashes. The victims include Mrs. Alex Harter 22 Milwaukee Lorne Evans 19 Port Washington Harold Liebner 17 Port Washington Ray Devine 28 Hurley Victor Kolch 19 Highland Park Mich Miss Elizabeth Evans 1 Racine Carl Schneider 26 Hortonville Franklin Feil 6 Madison Mrs Harter died after a Sunday collision involving her car and another driven by Miss Susan Felton.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Alex Harter
Milwau
Kee
Lorne Evans
Port Washington
Harold Liebner
Port Washinton
Ray Devine
Hurley
Victor Kolch
Highland Park
Mich
Elizabeth Evans
Racine
Carl Schneider
Hortonville
Franklin Feil
Madison
Harter
Susan Felton
Bergdoll Seeks Return of Brewery Property Rights
New York born Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the World War I draft dodger and prisoner on Griesland seeks to reopen the Philadelphia family brewery and regain $506000 worth of seized property through the alien property custodian His wife Berta notes the plan as the family visits Castle Wile siam military prison where Bergdoll serves a five year term and he has five children including Vera.
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New York
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Grisland
Fam
Philadelphia
Lhis
Berta
Prergdoll
Caid
Vist
Castle Wilesiam
Pergdoll
Vera
Callea
Snite Leaves Shrine After 19 Days of Prayer
Lourdes, France. Frederick B. Snite Jr. traveled from Lourdes after spending 19 days praying before the shrine of the Virgin. Hundreds of pilgrims observed his departure as the Chicagoan prepared to reach Bordeaux and Tours before continuing to Paris.
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Lourdes
France
Frederick B. Snite Jr
Amer Paral
Hus
Urani
Grotia
Paris
Thean Hospital
Federal Reserve Chief Urges Revision to Bank Loan Insurance
Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board told a Senate Banking subcommittee that government insurance for small business loans is unlikely to succeed without changes. He supported Senator Mead’s plan to insure 90 percent of loans but argued banks and government must share losses prorated. He noted banks face high risk on small business credit and should hesitate despite ample reserves.
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Ashington
Chaimean Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Senate
Mead
Democrat
New York
RFC
Administration vows to ease tax burden to spur business
Washington says the administration has a duty to adjust taxes that hamper enterprise. John W. Hanes testifies that removal of irritants like the undistributed profits tax and excess profits taxes is needed. He blames large federal outlays on social security and unemployment relief, urging private enterprise revival as the back revenue.
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Washington
John W. Hanes
The
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
Hanes
Wall Street
Morgenthau
Board Rejects Italy Demands for Suez Control
Marquis De Vegas, president of the Suez Canal Company board, reports the directors voted to reject Italy's demands for representation on the board. He says Italy seeks seats, lower canal tolls, and replacement of private management with an international commission.
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Uatis
Suez Cini
Marquis de Vegas
Iboard
Tie
Laly
Loys Ty
Mary
Court Rules Hague Violated Free Assembly In C SO Meetings
The Supreme Court decided Mayor Hague of Jersey City violated free assembly by interfering with Co I O meetings and upheld a Jersey City ordinance authorizing the director of public safety to ban public meetings in streets or parks to prevent riots. The ruling also addresses ratification of a child labor constitutional amendment and notes separate dissents.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Co. I. O
Director of’ Public Safety
Roosevelt
Hague
McKeyn
Butler
Roberts
Black
Stone
Reed
Hughes
Federal Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Prague
Jersey
Justice Stone
Kansas
Congress
Buller
McReynolds
Kentucky
Vandenberg calls for restoration of equilibrium in U S
Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan delivered a commencement address at Syracuse University in which he condemned New Deal policies and urged restoring equilibrium to revive free enterprise. He argued the nation can recover in six months if free enterprise is given a fair chance despite the lingering wartime mood and WPA perceptions.
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Xli
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mint
Republi
America
Vaneenberz
S. University
Pation
Roosevelt
Denberg
Vandenberg
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