Knox Claims New Deal Uses Slump To Further Aims
Col Frank Knox former 1936 Republican VP candidate accuses the national administration of using the current business slump to fuel a power grab. He cites Scripps Howard articles on public funds used for propaganda and warns of a disaster greater than 1929. He condemns a government propaganda machine and a Delaware electic home and farm authority.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
U.P
National Administration Today
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Knox
National Editorial Association
Scripps-Howard
United States
Washington
Electic Home and Farm Authority
Delaware
United States Treasury
State Ordered Labor Service Under Goering
Berlin reports Marshal Goering announced that from July 3 all German men and women will be liable for temporary labor service for the state. Assignments will be made to suitable occupations under government contracts with pay higher than ordinary work. Officials cite unemployment cut to about 900,000 and a lack of reserves as reasons for immediate mobilization. No age limits or exemptions specified beyond stated possible exceptions to be announced later.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Japanese Plan to Renew Drive in Shensi Region
Peiping dispatch reports Japanese authorities predicting a large scale offensive in Shensi to clear Chinese divisions and disrupt supply routes. They warn of guerrilla bands and 80,000 already surrendered as they push to seize Hankow via Lunghai line, while Japan unveils a mobilization rooted retrenchment program.
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Japan
James D. White
Peiping
Shens Province
Mongolia
Shensi
China
Eighth Army
Communist Army
Yellow River
Lunghai Raway
Hankow
Lunghai Railway
Howma
Shantung
Taierhch
Wang
Henan
Kaifeng
Tokio
Fuminaro Konoye
Soshin Ikeda
Kazushige Ugiki
Seshiro Itagaki
Navy
Mitsumasa Yonai
Four Spies Confess and Spill Names in U. S. Court
In Los Angeles two lawyers were killed in a courtroom shooting by Arthur Hansen, who confessed to the slayings and criticized his rivals in a drawn out civil case. In New York, Leon Turrou said he secured confessions from four espionage suspects and urged press restraint regarding his articles on German officials.
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Los Angeles
South Dakota
Arthur Emil Hansen
Wakonda
S. D
William Penphrase
J. W
Katherine Coykendall
Hancock
Hansen
Ehuriz Kauffman
Penphrase
Leon G. Turrou
New York
Turrou
Federal Building
New York Post
U. S
United States
Lamar Hardy
Post
President Roosevelt to review unsigned bills before trip
President Roosevelt plans long sessions to study unsigned bills prior to leaving Hyde Park for Washington. He will reach the White House tomorrow and broadcast from the diplomatic room. A fireside talk to the nation is planned, with work continuing on the bill list through the evening.
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Renswell
Probation for Two at Wautoma in Sheriff Case
Wautoma Wis two area youths were placed on probation after receiving sentences of one to four years and more. Sheriff Robert Roveon handled the case with enforcement tied to passing worthless checks. Parents agreed to restitution covering all arrest expenses.
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Wautoma
Wis
T—Ptsumont
Hofer
Cochrane
Arthur Kiewt
Sherif
Robert Roveon
Sears
Ore
Green Bay
Unification of Judicial Work Urged at Wis Bar Meet
Chief Justice Marvin B. Rosenberry urged unification of judicial procedure and jurisdiction, especially in Wisconsin municipal courts, to reduce confusion and errors. He proposed a single municipal court act so lawyers could practice uniformly when moving between counties. He also raised the possibility of two divisions for the Wisconsin Supreme Court to improve service.
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Marvin B. Rosenberry
Wisconsin Supreme Court
State Bar. Association
Madison
U.P
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Rosenberry
Association
Supreme Court
Charles B. Bird
Wausau
Benjamin Poss
Milwaukee
Philip P. la Follette
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Newark
N. J
American Bar Association
Quake Felt on Gulf of Corinth Roughly Damages Homes
A strong earthquake was felt today along the northern coast of the Gulf of Corinth. Several houses sustained damage near Galaxidion where the tremor is believed to have centered. No casualties reported.
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Gulf OF Corinth
Athens
APA
Galaxidion
Lindbergh Visits Paris Briefly From Brittany Coast
Charles A. Lindbergh made a brief Paris visit using a private airfield near Paris. He met with U.S. embassy air attaches at lunch and departed for the Brittany coast at 2 45 p m.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Her
Brittany
United States
New Measures Put Roosevelt Our 13 Key Posts to Fill
President Roosevelt will appoint 13 new key federal positions as three major relief measures move toward signing. Salaries range from 7500 to 120000 yearly for roles in civil aeronautics, wage hour, maritime labor, and other agencies. Existing vacancies include high paying posts and historic gaps such as comptroller general and budget director awaiting confirmation and funding.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Avi Acronautics
Manime Commission
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Air Safety Board
Maritime Labor Board
Senate
Congress
Econgress
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Catepeer
Sovins Me
Canada
Iran
Crcuit Court
Diinnet Court
Zen
Arthur EB. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Act Spring
TVA
Yoo
Court order sought in custody dispute over heir to large fortune
American heiress seeks protection and wardship for her two year old son Lance amid custody clash with Count Haugwitz Reventlow. London police and Scotland Yard monitor potential abduction threats as the Regent Park mansion guards tighten security around the child.
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London
Barbara Hutton
Count Haugwitz-Reventlow
Scotland Yard
Croydon
Parl
Lance
Paris
Publisher's Wife Laura Bowser Dies After Stroke
Mrs Laura Helen Bowser 36 wife of Lou Bowser publisher of The Milwaukee Journal died last night at a hospital in Milwaukee after suffering a stroke.
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Milwaukee
Laura Helen Bowser
Lou Bowser
Dent
Accoe
Milwaukee Jjournal
Wisconsin Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms Friday
The latest forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with the chance of occasional thunderstorms. Central and southern areas may be somewhat hotter Friday. Milwaukee reports Highs and lows near 68 and 44 with mild wind and light precipitation in parts of the state.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Uc A.m
Bad Fair Milwaukie
lPhoeni
Yellowstone
Rocksalt Observatory
King George VI weighs Paris visit with Dowager Queen Mary
London reports King George VI may take his mother Queen Mary on the Paris state visit instead of Queen Elizabeth following the death of the Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne. No court mourning is planned. mourning observed for household members only when in attendance. The countess died at 75 in London after heart disease. She was linked to the Wavendish-Hentinck and Bentinck lineages.
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London
George VI
Mary
Paris
Countess of Strathmore
Kinghorne
Elizabeth
Viscount Halifax
Earl of Cromer
Earl of Strathmore
George
Charles W. F. Wavendish-Hentinck
Duke of
Patland
Britain
Vevendih
Bentinck
Circus closes as 1600 walk out in Scranton strike
About 106 star performers of Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey agreed to a 25 percent pay cut and urged laborers to join a meeting to push same change. The walkout shuts the show attracting thousands to a park gathering and performance.
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Scranton
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Third List Of 279 Includes Few in State
The Public Works Administration announced 279 additional approved projects totaling 61.75 million dollars. Largest project is a bridge from East St. Louis to St. Louis costing 5.5 million with a 2.475 million grant. Madison Wisconsin gains a state office building at 1.832 million with 824 thousand grant. Other projects include school additions and municipal improvements across Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Mississippi
St. Louis
Madison
Fred S. Dunham
United Press
Washington
ePublic Works Administration
PWA
Roosevelt
East St. Louis
Ill
Wis
Ashland
Belleville
Chicago
Armory Building
Cicero
East Peoria
City Hall
Milwaukee
Pekin
Portage
Rock Island
South Pekin
Springfield
Spring Valley
Iil
Annual Meeting of WDA Set for July 6
Officials announce the annual meeting of the WDA on July 6 with a formal session to review WAS activities since its founding. A report on the DA's career and actions will be presented, including a proposed constitutional change limiting the WDA to prescribed fields. Prominent attendees include Charles Perre Republic, Mobarun president, and Thomas A. Davis chair.
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WDA
Madison
Trin
Stroyee
State Supreme Court
Tos
Activite Sinc
Leport Prac
Gatts Ie
Perre
Republic Om
Mobarun
FLL
Brewer
Ricklend Center
Rec
Thomas A. Daviin
Hahany Commission
John A. Thiel
The
Tax Commission
Kenneth Hones
Glenn DR. Madison
W. E. Rabe
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Herbert I. Lehman
John J. Bennett Jr
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Bennett
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DU. S. Atty
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Federal Grand Jury
J. David Sterns
Lloyd K. Garrison
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London Daily Mail
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