Four Die In Calumet County Crash At Forest Junction
Coroner's jury in Forest Junction found Peter Klemmer of West Allis failed to stop at an arterial, causing a fatal collision that left four dead and four injured at Highway 57 and 10 intersection. Victims include Othmar Fries, 69, Oshkosh. Arthur Reiter, 2. Genevieve Reiter, 11. Mrs. Reiter with fractures. driver H E Henderson hurt. The inquiry heard together details from Harry Loefer and others. Fries died en route to Appleton hospital. Fries was head of departments at Henderson Hoyt store. The Klemmer car had been returning from a St John wedding. investigation continues.
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Forest Junction
Peter Klemmer
West Allis
H. E. Henderson
Oshkosh
Henderson
Calumet County
Othmar P. Fries
Baldwin Street
Arthur Reiter
John Reiter
St. John
Genevieve Reiter
Arthur
Reiter
Klemmer
Fries
Peter Fries
Harry Loefer
Interacelion
Loefer
Appleton
Helicopter Plane Shown For First Time At Curtiss Field
Valley Stream New York a unique helicopter plane costing 230000 and built over four years was unveiled at Curtiss field its first public showing due to an oil leak no flight occurred. The Bleecker helicopter features four rotating wings with four bladed propellers and a 423 horsepower Tadiai engine carrying a two seated gondola beneath. It rises vertically and descends vertically then can move in any direction as its wing angles shift. Created by Mat land Bleecker the craft is called the Bleecker helicopter.
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Valley Stream
N. Y—T
Curtiss Field
Matland Bleecker
Bleecker Helicopter
New York
Antarctic
Richard E Byrd
Charles
Lindbergh
Paris
Governors Island
Broadway
City Hall
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
City of New York
Eleanor Bolling
Admiral Byrd
Grover
Missionary Work Blocked by Men’s Materialism
Chicago -(P) Serious retrenchments of missionary programs are forced upon churches by diminishing financial support. Dr. John Acheson of St. Paul, president of MacAlester College, told the laymen’s missionary movement executive committee that funds cuts have deprived missions of preachers and closed hospitals dispensaries schools and asylums. He blamed men for the shrinkage citing wartime psychology and materialism as hindering giving while women’s boards grew. The meeting discussed plans to broaden lay involvement and form men’s mission clubs to boost support.
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Chicago
John €. Acheson
St. Paul
MacAlester College
Br. Acheson
Commit
Dr. Acheson
Alood
America First
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Interdenominational Association of Laymen
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
New York
Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
Acheson
F.J. Michel
Minneapolis
Day rises and temperatures amid lake region forecasts
Daily Northwestern Observations show morning temperatures around 42 degrees and a cloudy sky, with afternoon highs near 65 degrees and limited precipitation. Winds shift from northeast in the morning to variable and northwest in the evening, with general fair to partly cloudy conditions forecast for Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region through Thursday.
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Bs Assocated Press
Wisconsin
Ereat
Great Lakes
Upper Michigan
Northwest
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Cannon Dares Tine Time Into. HGHT In Open
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts challenged Bishop Cannon to repeat his charges against the city leader in a way that could lead to libel prosecution. Tinkham accused Cannon of misusing funds from E. C. Jameson to promote the Hoover campaign and testified Cannon failed to report sums as required by law. Cannon refused to answer and a lobby committee report offered only the transcript without recommendations.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
E. C. Jameson
New York
Hoover
South
Louisville
Ken Trucky
House of Representatives
Boston
Jameison
Tinkhamt
Caraway
Arkansas
Byrd Expedition Welcome Planned In New York
Governor Kohler urges 35000 Red Cross relief for tornado regions in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Admiral Byrd and expedition to be greeted in New York with marine parade guards and medal presentations.
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Madisons
U.P
American Red Cross
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Walter J. Kohler
Red Cross
Kohler
Stock Market Sees New Selling Climax Amid Panic
New York trading faltered as a fresh selling climax pulled prices toward autumn lows. Total volume reached 6.4 million shares, with the market echoing the day in May noted for heavy activity as investors reacted to ongoing jitters and selling pressure.
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New York
Oshkosh Firm Given State Road Contract
Governor Kohler announced signing two highway contracts totaling 104 730 42. Yaeger Brown Construction of Eden to grade drain and surface gravel on Monica Crandon road in Oneida county for 25 806 06. Rasmussen & Sons Oshkosh won bituminous surface on about eight miles of U S highways 2 and 141 in Florence county for 77 944 37.
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Madison
Kohler
Oneida County
Monica-Crandon
Florence County
Brock and Schlee Complete Coast to Coast Trip
Jacksonville report: delayed by a stop in Louisiana for fuel this morning. William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee completed their round trip coast to coast flight this afternoon, landing at the Jacksonville municipal airport sixteen hours and fifty minutes after leaving San Diego last night.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Louisiana
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Fternoon
Jacksonvillie
San Diego
Calif
Libel Suits Include Ambhurstburg Cargo Boat
A libel action against the $2000 cargo of the rum runner Ambhurstburg was expanded to include the boat by order of U S Attorney General Mitchell. The Ambhurstburg was captured by coast guards near Death's Door of Green Bay. its six crewmen are jailed awaiting trial. Authorities expect seizures to destroy the liquor and that the boat will be sold.
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Milwaukee
Ambhurstburg
United States
Mitchell
Amhurstburg
Green Bay
Father seeks divorce reopen over painted black eye
Fred Holtz asks to reopen his divorce case alleging a black eye shown by Florence as grounds of cruelty was not as severe as claimed. His mother testified the eye was Florence's fault saying he did not give it and blaming the painting for the damage.
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Milwaukee
Fred Holtz
Florence
Fred
Schall Wins Minnesota Senate Nomination in Landslide
In Minnesota primary results Schall leads with about 225,931 votes to Gov Theodore Christianson 149,405 and anti prohibition candidate John Selb 22,049. Schall gains renomination to the Senate on a large plurality while redemption of other races shapes fusion outcomes and party nominations.
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St. Paul—i
Thomas D. Schall
Washington
Minnesota
Senaatare
Congress
Theodore Christianson
Schall
Christianson
John F. Selb
Ernest Lundeen
Knud Werald
Lundeen
Einar Hoidale
Ray P. Chase
J. A. A. Burnquist
Hus
Floyd B. Olson
Farmer- Labor
Easly
Edward Indrehaus
Kingsford Smith Declines to Rush Atlantic Flight
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and companions wait for better weather as he vows not to rush into an imprudent Atlantic crossing to New York. Engsford-Smith says he will not back off despite adverse conditions, aiming for an early start on the expedition.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Charles Kingsford- Smith
New York
Engsford- Smith
Three Men Hold Up Bank at Geneva Ill
Three men held up the First National Bank in Geneva Illinois and fled toward Chicago with about $10,000 in currency and negotiable securities.
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Geneva
Ill
Gentva
F—P
First National Bank
Chicago
Henry Cotton Shows British Hope In Open Tournament
Henry Cotton, 23, a British pro, shares the Open lead with Jones and Smith after the first round and is seen as Britain’s best chance to reclaim the title. A thunderstorm at Ascot disrupted the meeting as a lightning strike killed bookmaker Waller Holbein near Tattersalls.
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Henry Cotton
Ascot, Eng
Ip—Painc
Royal Ascot
Waller Holbein
North of England
Tattersalls
Morrow Favorite in New Jersey Senate Primary
Washington reported White House backing for Dwight W. Morrow as the Republican nominee for the New Jersey Senate. The administration pledged support and declined to comment on other primary results. In Newark, Morrow won with a plurality exceeding 267,000, big margins across districts, and also secured the unexpired term nomination. Prohibition was the key issue, yet Morrow swept dry counties and other districts, aided by broad personal support.
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Washington
Ambassador Morrow
New Jersey
White House
Hoover
Senate
Dwight Morrow
Morrow
Kean
Tydings
Maryland
Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Franklin W. Fort
Joseph S Frelinghuysen
John A. Kelly
Walter
BE. Edge
France
Kelly
Mexico
Senator Blaine fights water diversion in Great Lakes bill
Washington leaders brace as Blaine amendment to restrict water drawn from the Great Lakes is set for a vote in the rivers and harbors bill. Illinois Senator Deneen and allies push federal operation of the Illinois Waterway while Blaine argues the house language could drain other Great Lakes states and provoke Canada.
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Washington
D. C
iDeneen
Hinois
Ilinois
Great Lakes
Blaine
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Vandenberg
Michigan
Glenn
Deneen
Fofllinois
United States
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Dawes Returns and Defends Chicago and Naval Pact
Gen Charles G Dawes American ambassador to Great Britain returns home and speaks on Chicago defending the city against critics and urging action. He supports the 1933 Century of Progress exposition and the naval pact, calls the treaty a step toward world peace, notes photographers overplay coverage, and rebuffs endless talk.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Japan
England
Telang
Hope for Missing Toledo Men Fades After Boat Found
Eight Toledo men vanished after a speedboat was found upright near West Sister Island in Lake Erie. Coroner Kreft said John Liptack died from exposure, not drowning, and his body was found unclothed in a life preserver. Only three life preservers were in the boat, suggesting others left it. Coast guard vessels and planes resumed a wide search at dawn, with bodies unlikely to surface without life preservers for days.
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Toledo
O—F
John Liptack
West Watch
Pelee Island
City Eagles Convention Opens Doors to Visitors
Ninety two delegates registered by 11 am as the twenty seventh annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention begins. Public meetings, committee appointments, officer nominations, and a 2:30 pm automotive ride mark Thursday activities with theater outings at Oshkosh venues and a banquet at the Eagles club house.
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Charles J. Chenu
Sacramento
Vahi
Eagles
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Department of
Eagles’ Clube ‘House
Order of Eagles
Acrie
Madison and
Rhinelander Aeries
Madison
Rhinelander
Land O’ Lakes
Eagles’ Palace of Pleasure
Charles W Hoffman
Oshkosh Aerie
Wiliam A Reul
St Mary’s Church
Theodore Irion
St Pauls Evangelical Church
T G Brown
L. B. Omerberg
la Crosse
Fratern
Calif
Conrad H Mann
Kateas City
Blanche Olsen
America
Rall
Eaglen
Midiming
Allezates
Frank B Keefe
Oshkosh
Sandino Claims Defeat of U S Marines in Encounters
A Sandino representative said the insurgent leader has returned to Nicaragua and defeated U S Marines in two engagements. Pedro Jose Zepeda reported Sandino’s forces captured a marine sergeant and an aviator, and seized ten thousand rounds of ammunition and boats fins.
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Mexico
Augustino Sandino
Nicaragua
United States
Pedro Jose Zepeda
Sandino
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James J. Walker
Walker
Elmer E Brown
New York University
Ambrose
Olympic
Customs House
Customs Office
New Climax
Oshkosh Firm
Brock
Schlee
Mr. Morrow
State of New Jersey
Gen. Dawes
Ogress
Peadete
Oth
Conrad 4. Mann
U.S
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