Jews in Berlin Endure Night of Terror Yet Again
In Berlin Nazi anti Jewish drive advances with storm troops drawing up lists of Jews and Jewish shops. Jews avoid homes as bands smash shop windows and paint warnings. Thousands arrested across the Reich with some released after questioning and others sent to Buchenwald or Sonnenberg camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Beattie Jr
United Press
Berlin
UPI
Germany
Buchenwald
Weimer
Sonnenberg
Thurmnon
Maruksstrasse
Grosse Frankfurterstrasse
Germa
Koenigstrasse
Vsas
Reich
New Congress Faces Heavy Agenda for 76th Session
Washington previews a busy 76th Congress with railroads relief, crop control reform, tax law revisions, antitrust investigation, governmental reorganization, and regional planning as key items. The piece notes Roosevelt's push and ongoing economic and political tensions shaping early 1939 agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seventy-sixth
Wheeler
Montana
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Seventy-fifth
Bellin Convicted In Deaths Of Two Youths In Wisconsin
Manitowoc Wisconsin Kenneth Bellin 23 was found guilty by a jury of fourth degree manslaughter in the deaths of August Degaiske and Erling Greenwold. The car he drove was struck by a C N W train on April 39. The district attorney had sought first degree manslaughter and testimony included a blood test to show intoxication, a first for the state. The judge indicated sentencing would occur Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
Kenneth Bellin
August Degaiske
Erling Greenwold
Bellin
Dist
Atty
John Cosaman
Berlin
Crem
Henry Detling
Wisconsin Weather Summary From The Associated Press
Wisconsin: Fair, not so cool tonight with Sunday clouds and northern showers in the afternoon. Temperatures reported for the last 24 hours show Milwaukee at 34 and Phoenix at 104. Week outlook calls for showers in the northwest and generally fair conditions elsewhere with above normal temperatures early, cooling by midweek. Barometer readings and wind from the southeast noted, with a maximum 64 and a minimum 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Tessana BaTmner
Phosnix
Winnemucca
Great Lakes
Arex
Maddie
Trom Rackstall Observatory
Banner convention to lead Wisconsin county clerks gathering
The Wisconsin County Clerks Association, formed in 1906, plans a two day banner convention starting Monday at Hotel Raulf and the county courthouse. Joseph Lazansky will preside with A J Thelen and Frank B Keefe as featured speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Association
Wisconsin County Clerks’ Association
Joseph G. Lazansky
Kewaunee
Clerks’ Association
A. E. Hedke
Winnebago County
Lazansky
Raulf
Hedke
C. A. Wiechering
Joseph G. La~tansky
A. J. Thelen
Wisconsin County Boards Association
W. W Birkle
Sheboygan County
R. S. Mallow
Wisconsin State Tax Commission
Stemn
American Legion Club
George Brown
Secretary of State
Lloyd Verage
Rhinelander
Association
John Hantscher
Appleton
Elil Kubiman
Wausau
Bell Machine Company head in critical condition
The condition of F. J. Bell, president of the Bell Machine Company, was reported critical today at his Pau-ko-tuk home. He had undergone a major operation in Rochester, Minn, and returned May 30. A trip to Oshkosh was made by airplane with his wife and a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Bell
Bell Machine Company
Pau-ko-tuk
Bell
Rochester
Minn
Oshkosh
Church foes of plebiodite lose a point Beloit Wis
The resolutions committee of the Congregational General Council refused to accept a recommendation to reject a proposed plebiscite on economic issues among the denomination's 1,000,000 members in 6,000 churches. Opponents threatened to press the matter to the council floor on June 21. They argued the plebiscite and its economic primer caused confusion and resentment and urged rejection. A plebiscite is planned for next fall asking parishioners to vote on seven economic questions including federal job relief and responsibility for unemployment aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational General Council
Beloit
Wis
Resolutions Committee
Churches’ Council For Social Action
Congregational Christian
Germany stirred as Czech plane groses border
Berlin reports a Czechoslovak military aircraft crossed into German airspace for about 30 minutes near Lam. Bavarian village, observers photos of roads and buildings. The episode coincides with Czechoslovakia announcing 70 000 reserves to be called May 21 while German troops reportedly move toward the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lokai Anzeiger
Lam
Czechoslovakia
Proha
Calliopes and Dancers Enter Campaigns Across Nations
The piece notes entertainers from calliope acts to hula dancers joining U S congressmen on campaign trails. Veterans of politics rely on songs and music to engage voters as Hawaii based performers travel with candidates and party members across the country. The report mentions Representative Kieberg of Texas and Representative Rabaut of Michigan, highlighting efforts to blend entertainment with public appeal during the five month political push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kieberg
Texas
Rajbaut
Michigan
Rabaut
King
Hawai
Convention of Lutherans Opens Monday in Oshkosh
About 200 delegates attend the opening service of the 11th biennial Northern district convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Oshkosh. Proceedings run daily through Friday with mornings devoted to doctrine and inspiration and afternoons to home and foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nebraska Street
Ninth
Marinette
Arthur Gentz
Upper
Wisconsin
Medahn Zahn
Christian Day School
JA. Freylinghausen
B. Schumacher
Alexander P. Sitz
Northwestern College
Watertown
Wis
Gerhard Pieper
Fond du Lac
A. M. Uplegger
Globe
Aziz
Waldemar Gieschen
Wautoma
Walter E. Pankow
New London
Martin F. Sauer
Brillion
G. E. Boettcher
Hortonville
O. T. Hoyer
Winneconne
Albert Woerks
Appleton
W. TL Hagene
Benjamin Schluder
Fred Daum
Grace Lutheran Congregation
K. EB. Hagens
WE. Rem
Edvin Janke
Flw. Otte
Fm. Schwartskopf
A. H. Eggert
Mr. Schlueter
Ladies Audsomety
Sewing Circle
Duchess of Windsor birthday trip aboard Frixos yacht
The Duchess of Windsor will turn 42 tomorrow with a birthday fete aboard the pirate yacht Frixos in Monte Carlo. The party, led by MM Nicky Argraphoy, will include a lavish dinner and a weeklong stay at Chateau La Crom near Antibes. The event signals a rare royal celebration amid reports of U S spring travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duchess of Windert
Re Dvie
Joana Ta
Nicky” Argraphoy
Monte Carlo
Chateau Ia Crom
Antbes
Dukes
Dukes Enteurnke
United States
Plan General Paenghot Aire Plan General Paenghot Aire
Paris 4 The union of public service workers today instructed 750 000 government employees to prepare for a general strike to win blanket wage increases. The central committee ordered units to maximize efficiency as Premier Daladier adjourned parliament and refused to use decree powers. The move follows a 10 percent demand tied to franc devaluation, while Socialist and Communist deputies protested the adjournment amid strategic planning for a state visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Union of
Public Service Workers
France
Unifs
Edouard Daladier
Union Committee
Jyugen
Chamber of Deputies
Daladier
Berlin Resents Hull Stand as One Sided
Berlin objects to Hull's stance amid strains between nations, accusing the American secretary of state of one sided policy. The foreign office organ cites a speech and urges restraint while warning against efforts to sway public opinion toward force or confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Foreign Office
Deutsche Biplomateche Palleche Kearresponding
He Mught
Ware
Sthville
Tens
America
Copeland of New York Dies After Strain and Overwork
Sen Royal S Copeland of New York a physician legislator dies at 7 45 p m at his apartment after a sudden circulatory collapse complicated by kidney ailment He had served on nine Senate committees this session and driven himself too hard Funeral plans set for Mahwah N J and Suffern NY with condolences from President Roosevelt and Sen Wagner Copeland had been in the Senate 15 years and chaired the Commerce Committee and other major panels The article notes his influence in public health and medicine with a background in journalism and his death follows the death of Rep Allard H Gasque of South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Harry Kaufman
Copeland
Senate
House
Congress
Allard H. Gasque
South Carolina
Suffern
N. C
Commerce Committee
Young Wife Charged With First Degree Murder in Wisconsin
Sheboygan Wis 7 Blonde Mrs Loutian Lutzke 22 single mother charged with murder of her husband 37 after coroners inquest. Jurors heard she claimed a quarrel over an introduction to a Sheboygan man preceded the shooting near their home. Undersheriff said she had a black eye throat marks and mouth bleeding shortly after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shehouzan
Wis
Loutian Lutzke
Mister
Werbert
Humeke
Arthur Gruhle
Vaatehe
Sud
Luke
Bernard
Richard Froylich
Floods threaten 50 million as Yellow River overruns China
Shanghai dispatches report the Yellow River sweeping through five provinces, submerging 2,000 villages and 700,000 refugees flee as floods extend 1,600 square miles. Japanese forces withdraw amid isolated units and food shortages while authorities warn death tolls may reach tens of thousands and famine looms for up to 50 million over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Yellow River
Hankow
Henan
Yangtze
Sunghai Railway
Chengchow
Sunghai
Yangtze River
Robert Bellaire
United Press
Great Yellow River
International Famine Relet Commission
J. & Baker
Commis
Wisconsin Municipal Utilities names new officers at annual convention
Marshfield Wis G E s l Cary of Evansville was elected president of the Wisconsin Municipal Utilities association at the close of the annual convention. He succeeds W C Sindfier of Manitowoc. Neal B Thever of Elkhorn was named vice president, John Jedwabny of Menasha was reelected secretary treasurer, and the group voted to hold its 1939 education at Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfiela
Wis
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Callape
Mss Enute
Duchess OF Windsor
Dr. Royal §. Copeland
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Henan Province
Vuan
Mio Tae
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