Hitler Aims To Paris Propositions Reported
Reports from Berlin say Hitler plans specific proposals to France Britain and the United States for a world war settlement. No official confirmation yet as he works at Berchtesgaden for a July speech. Diplomats note Halifax speech may hint at Germanys future moves and pressure on Britain.
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Neutrality change foes spurred by Roosevelt plan
Washington reports that President Roosevelt plans a westward trip to the San Francisco World’s Fair as opponents of neutrality revision press their campaign in the senate. They contend the president may seek to revise the law this session, with a dozen senators already backing a round robin and House action awaited before Senate debate. Observers note neutrality legislation blocks adjournment and that Hull's proposed repeal of the arms embargo and new danger zones could be debated if leaders bring it up. Meanwhile House debates on social security act amendments proceed, with administration aims to liberalize benefits and extend coverage to more workers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Senate
Hull
Congress
Barkley
House
Japs threaten blockade of Canton by British forces
The Japanese in Canton threaten a ten mile blockade of the British concession unless authorities hand over a man accused of assassinating Cheng Si Keng. Chinese controller of customs under Japanese administration. Tensions rise as British army mobile patrols in the concession are reinforced.
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China
Cheng Si Keng
Learning to Drive Car Proves No Tame Affair
An 18 year old Appleton girl learning to drive attempted a left turn in Greenville Wisconsin. The instructor grabbed the wheel to avert a crash. The car spun, struck a traffic sign, broke a garage door and grease rack, then lodged against the building rear wall. No one was hurt.
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Appleton
Oshkosh May Be On Route For Airlines
Washington coil Hunter president of Northwest Airlines testified at an aeronautics hearing that a proposed Chicago via Duluth Superior to St Paul Minneapolis airmail passenger route would be viable. Other routes include Fond du Lac Oshkosh Appleton Green Bay and Wausau Wisconsin with connections to Milwaukee Green Bay Marquette and Duluth Superior. Proponents argued rail connections between Superior and Wisconsin north central cities are poor and that authorization is needed for the proposed air line to proceed.
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House Passes Security Law Amendments in Senate Debate
Washington report on the House voting 361 to 2 to approve far reaching security law amendments. Changes freeze payroll tax at 1 percent for three years while expanding benefits to banks seamen and workers over 65, totaling about 100000 added to rolls and potential employer savings of 1.71 billion. Opposition by Reps Smith and Thill noted, Mundt amendment on foreign-born aliens rejected.
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Kansas
Doughtion
North Carolina
Feas
Morgenthau
Mundt
South Dakota
London Police Halt Weekend Leaves Amid Bomb Violence
London police suspended weekend leave for officers across 20 divisions after a spate of bomb incidents blamed on the illegal Irish Republican Army. A smoldering mailbag a flaming letterbox and a parcel explosion injured two. Small blazes erupted in more than 20 London mail boxes overnight.
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Metropolitan Police
Irish Republican Army
England
Wallace to Speak Before Wisconsin New Dealers
Sheboygan Wis June 17 plan announced for a banquet in Milwaukee by the new Wisconsin liberal Democratic group Democratic Party Organization of Wisconsin with Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace to address prominent party figures and members.
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Wis
Charles E. Broughton
Henry Wallace
Milwaukee
Plister Howel
Liberal Democratic
Democratic Party
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Wisconsin
Rites Held for Nazi Policeman as Deadline Looms
Prague reports funeral services in Kladno for Wilhelm Kneist, a Nazi police official, with a wreath bearing Hitler’s name on his coffin. Nazis threaten new reprisals if killers are not arrested by the 1 p.m. deadline, while curfew and mass arrests extend through the night.
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Wilhelm Kneist
Adolf Hitler
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Leipzig
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Wisconsin signs bills abolishing WAA and more
Governor Heil signed measures repealing the Wisconsin Agricultural Authority and exempting one room school teachers from the 1937 tenure act. The WAA would be absorbed by a consolidated Wisconsin promotional department. Other actions include funding for a visit by Crown Prince Olav and Princess Martha, revised per pupil school aid, extended school terms, and a crime control grant. A veto blocked a gray fox bounty and a sweeping control bill sought governor oversight over payrolls and state purchases.
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Wisconsin Agricultural Authority
Heil
Assemblyman - Herbert
C. Schenk
Taylor Brown
Oshkosh
Crown Prince Gray
Princess Martha
Norway
Wisconsin
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Hammergren
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Youngs
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Ate
Gray Fox
M Nu tt Receives Japanese Emperor Audience
Emperor Hirohito granted an audience today to Paul V. McNutt United States high commissioner of the Philippines in Tokyo. The meeting followed allied wartime events and signaled ongoing U.S. involvement in Philippine affairs.
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Emperor
Japanese planes bombed American church mission in China
Dispatches report Japanese planes bombed and destroyed the American church mission at Shihuan in eastern Hupeh Province. No foreigners were injured. The bombing caused concussions and damaged the W. A. McCurdy Mission at Chungking in western Hupeh.
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China
Shihuan
Hupeh
Weather Summary From Buckstaff Observatory June Forecast
Wisconsin thunderstorms expected tonight with cooler conditions in the southwest and warmer Sunday afternoon. Weather outlook for June 12 to week ahead shows generally fair conditions around the Great Lakes with near normal temperatures. Milwaukee highs and lows around 60s, no precipitation recorded over 24 hours.
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Buckstaff Observatory
Madison Firemen Die Trapped In Blaze Basement
Two Madison firemen Judd Holcombe and Adolph Babich from No 2 company died when the basement of a South Park Street building collapsed amid dense smoke. Fire started under Mary Ann bakeshop. William Parr was injured as three companies battled the blaze.
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South Park Street
Judd Holcombe
Adolph Babich
No. 2 ° Company
William Parr
No. 2 Company
Mary Ann Bakeshop
Refugees Reach Arica On Way To Bolivia
Five hundred twenty Jews fleeing despair travel by British liner Orduna and Italian liner Orazio to Bolivia. They arrived in Arica awaiting trains as crowds filled the town, the ships arriving the same day and straining local capacity.
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Chile
South America
Orduna
Orazio
Bolivia
Crowell Named Deputy Director of Wisconsin Securities Dept
Kenneth Crowell a Milwaukee county assistant district attorney was named deputy director of the new state securities department by Director Vern Geller. A. D. Richardson Peloii and J. W. Marley Superior join the department, with several existing members retained and noted.
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Albert P. Puelicher
Martha Block
Illinois man faces murder claim in father poisoning case
Gronewold died after his drink was poisoned with a phosphorus compound, according to state investigators. White said Gronewold feared losing his will which would leave him several Oregon houses and a farm. Exhumation found no cerebral hemorrhage. suspect, a road repair worker and father of two, was arrested as investigators probe motive and relationships.
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White
John
Oregon
Dena
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Harold Palmer
Rockford
Sodine
Mount Morris
Donald Crowell
Dedline
House set to take up $1.708 billion relief plan next
Speaker Bankhead and Majority Leader Rayburn said the House would consider the president's relief program of 1.708 billion dollars next, followed by tax bills then neutrality legislation. They expect neutrality bills to move by July 4, with Senate action needed if Congress adjourns by July 15.
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Washington
William B. Bankhead
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Royal couple feted at World's Fair amid cheers
The king and queen were cheered as they arrived at the New York World’s Fair. A guarded limousine moved slowly through crowds delayed by the ovation. Police protected the royal party as thousands gathered in front of the federal building and Fort attendants cleared the way for the royal visit.
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New York
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York
King Queen Time Table at New York World’s Fair
Timeline of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visiting New York routes and events from Red Bank to Hyde Park including arrivals, greetings from Gov Lehman and Mayor La Guardia, receptions at the world’s fair, pavilion walks, and the Roosevelt home finale.
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