British Publish Threat to Japs in China Crisis
The British government warned that any attempt to restrict British rights in China would provoke immediate and active steps. Britain cited Japanese demands to cooperate on a new eastern order and urged calm while Japanese forces blockaded British and French concessions in Tianjin. If Japanese persistence continues, London says it may consider immediate actions to protect British interests.
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China
U. S
London
Britain
Foreign Office
Japan
Far East
Tientsin
Large Lending Program Seen in Ne rreut ure
Washington reports indicate the administration may seek Congress for a large lending program before adjournment. President Roosevelt studies a self liquidating industrial lending plan within the budget, considers higher limits for federal agencies, and explores railroad equipment loans or a RFC built lease program. Mead backs a federal toll authority to finance road and bridge projects while bankers oppose expanding credit but see potential benefits for small business and farm loans.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
RFC
Barkley
Federal
Mead
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Federal Reserve
Frazier
North Dakota
Adams
Colorado
Farm Credit Administration
Four Milwaukee Officers Hurt in Pickett Rush at Plant
Four Milwaukee policemen were injured during a clash with pickets at the Allen Bradley plant as cars carrying nonstrikers entered. Governor Julius Heil urged the company to outline its side of the dispute and consider mediation, following recent settlement moves at Allis-Chalmers. Police officials listed sprains and bruises among the injuries, and the scene involved vehicles attempting to pass through a line of demonstrators.
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Milwaukee
Julius Heil
Allen- Bradley Company
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Allen-Bradley
Heil
Sergi
Fred J. Morrow
John S. Farrell
Io Grosse
Joseph Widow
Po. Heemen
Huge French Plane Takes Off for U S
Bordeaux France six motor Ville de St Pierre lifts off with eight crewmen and one passenger bound for Port Washington New York to begin French transatlantic air service The route includes Lisbon Portugal and the Azores The pilot Henri de Genomllac commands from Biscarosse airport on the first Atlantic flight at 115 a m local time
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Bordeaux
France
Ville de St. Pierre
Port Washington
N. Y
Lisbon
Portugal
Azores
Ville de St. Perre
Henri de Genomllac
Biscarosse
Bank Messenger Robbed of $10,000 at Chicago
Three armed men seized Thomas McGrath a 60 year old bank messenger and robbed him of $10,000 in securities including government bonds en route from Merchants National Bank to the Federal Reserve Bank. He was forced into a car at 2158 West Madison Street then pushed out, the robbers keeping the satchels.
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Chicago
Thomas McGrath
Merchants Nattional Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Merchants National Bank
West Madison Street
Sam
Weekend forecast calls for warm Sunday across region
Federal forecaster Frank H. Coleman predicts a warm Sunday in Milwaukee and surrounding areas. The headline forecast urges readers to plan outdoor activities as daytime temperatures rise and skies stay clear through the weekend.
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Milwaukee
Frank H. Coleman
Increase In Relief Bill Is Refused
The House rejected by a 201 to 82 vote an attempt to raise the relief bill from 1.716 billion to 2.25 billion. Rep Casey of Massachusetts argued the country would reveal alliances to deprive the needy of funds. The vote followed opposing calls from C I O and Workers alliance. Earlier, the House approved amendments liberalizing WPA spending limits and other provisions, including raising construction caps to allow up to 50 thousand dollars for federal buildings and 40 thousand for nonfederal projects, restoring relief fund allocations to regular federal agencies, allowing up to 7 dollars per month for nonlabor costs, and requiring at least 25 percent of PWA labor from relief rolls.
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Washington
House
Casey
Massachusetts
C. I. O. and Workers Alliance
Appropriations
PWA
Prime Minister Provided Lights For King George
Halifax Nova Scotia Prime Minister Mackenzie King carried matches for King George during the royal tour of Canada as the king’s lighter. King George, who smokes, occasionally relied on the prime minister for cigars or cigarettes for friends. The tour showcased the crown’s role in local communities and in international affairs as they prepared to return to England with stops planned in Newfoundland.
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Frank H. King
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Canada
W. L. Mackenzie King
King George
King
United States
England
Queen Elizabeth
Newfoundland
Nova
Wisconsin postal supervisors meet in Oshkosh convention
Wisconsin State Association of Postal Supervisors and auxiliary gather in Oshkosh for sessions at the American Legion clubhouse. About 100 members expected for tonight's 6 30 banquet with sessions and an open shop forum. attendance includes city officials and out-of-town members from Green Bay Milwaukee and De Pere.
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Wisconsin State Association of Postal Supervisors and Auxiliary
Oshkosh
American Legion
George F. Oaks
Ray Novotny
George van Dyke
de Pere
Chicago
Washington
William Danz
Green Bay
Walter Foley
Milwaukee
Legion
Auxiliary
R. C. Salisbury
Charles Lohman
Lohman
National Association of Supervisors
Wisconsin
John Cochrane
Fairfield
National Ladies Auxiliary
W. E. Oberly
Harvey Wasson
O. W. Clark
Lyall C. Crosby
Frank Weston
Crown Prince Joins Norwegain Fishermen Visit in Duluth
Crown Prince Olay traveled from Sioux Falls to Knife River to meet a group of Norwegian American fishermen. The royal couple planned a bay crossing to Superior for the city’s nine hundred year anniversary celebration. They arrived yesterday and the prince dedicated a memorial tower in Enger Park, attended a Duluth Superior baseball game, a folkfest, and a royal ball.
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Duluth
Minn
Crown Princess
Sartha
Norway
Crown Prince
Olay
Lake Superior
Knife River
Superiora
Sioux Falls
S. D
Enger Park
Superior
Fire destroys launches and boathouses on Fox River
Appleton Wis. A blaze on the Fox River destroyed four boats and three boathouses with losses estimated at 10 000 dollars. The boats belonged to Dr. C. A. Parder James Chapelie Bob Veecks and Charles Boyd. Three other 40 foot launches were at risk as flames spread.
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Appleton
Wis
Mughi
Fox River
C. A. Parder
James Chapelie
Bob Veecks
Charles Boyd
Allis-Chalmers strike ends after union agreement
Milwaukees Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company reached a tentative settlement with the United Auto Workers Local after a six hour talks overseen by Gov. Julius Heil and federal concilier Carl Gill. If the union accepts by secret ballot tomorrow, production may resume Monday as 1000 office workers return and picketing ends.
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Milwaukee
C. TI. O
United Automobile Workers Union
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Julius P. Heil
Carl Gill
Washington, D. C
Morni
REALTORS URGED TO TAKE INITIATIVE IN HOUSING
In Duluth Minnesota Paul E Stark president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards urged private developers at the north central regional conference to tackle housing for low income groups. He proposed public utility housing corporations with eminent domain power to rebuild blighted areas funded by favorable interest rates. The aim is to reduce public dependence by facilitating government backed housing through private initiative.
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Duluth
Minn
National Association of Helli Estate Boards
Paul E Stark
Madison
Wis
Stark
Los
Wisconsin Weather Summary From June 16
Wisconsin forecasts fair tonight and Saturday with warm temperatures. Observation hours show 7:29 a.m. cloud cover, 7:20 p.m. high around 64 and low around 48. Northeasterly winds persist, barometer steady. reports include city highs and lows from Milwaukee and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Abilene
Paso
Tex
Dorsey
Kan
Sault Ste. Mar
Beh
Yeleystane
Wio
Broadening Tax Base Could Require Lower Exemptions
President Roosevelt said the income tax base should be broadened by lowering exemptions to include more taxpayers, though he doubted Congress will act this session. He suggested mid level brackets may need higher rates and warned against assuming the debt can be paid by a single exemption cut.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Scores
House Pays and Means
House
Plover farmer held for hold up at Stevens Point
Stevens Point Wis The police held a 00 year old farmer today as the men who held up Prof. Victor E Thomson and Erwin Koening of Shinano a student and robbed them of 453 yesterday. The robbery took place in the mechanical drawing room of the State Teachers college. The robber holding a pair of pliers that they appeared to be a pistol rocked his victims in a cloak after taking their money. The farmer who lives near Plover was arrested last night Police Chief A W Risch said he admitted the robbery. Part of the money was recovered.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Victor E. Thomson
Erwin Koening
Shinano
State Teachers College
Plover
A. W. Risch
Redgranite Quarry Reopens After Seven Years Idle
Redgranite Wisconsin Forty men are recalled to work at the West End quarry which had been idle since 1932. The Wisconsin Granite Company reopened after receiving an order for 1190 car loads of stone for construction of a Milwaukee breakwater.
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Redgranite
Wis
West End
Wisconsin Granite Company
Milwaukee
French Sub Phenix Missing After Dive in Cam Ranh Bay
The French navy reports the submarine Phenix with four officers and 59 men aboard failed to reappear after a diving exercise Thursday off Cam Ranh Bay in Indo China. Search efforts by naval forces and seaplanes continue. the vessel sank in deep water with no depth estimate given.
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Bay of Cam-Ranh
Indo- China
Paris
Navy Ministry
Phenix
Indo-China
Bay of Cam Ranh
Cam-Ranh Bay
France
Far East
Japan
China
Navy
China Sea
Cam-Ranh
Saigon
C. M. Bouchacourt
Leutenant
United States
Squalus
Sher
University seniors rescued from lake in life preservers
Madison Wisconsin two University of Wisconsin seniors Jeanne M Vaughn Madison and Albert W Axley Washburn were rescued after 11 hours adrift in Lake Mendota their canoe overturned while traveling from Lake Mendota through the Yahara river to Lake Monona They were found in life preservers by W F Riggers mid morning today both in fair condition with exposure injuries Vaughan incoherent and Axley able to crawl though unable to walk hospital treatment planned
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Jeanne M. Vaughn
Albert W. Axley
Washburn
Fair Conch Hospital
Lake Mendota
Yahara River
Lake Monona
Lakes Mendota
Monona
Waubesa
Uni W. F
Ani]oy
Vaudin
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Wisconsin Association and Auxiliary
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Lord Noahfat
Bolens
Harry Bolens
Highway Commission
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Batus
Ways and Means
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