Bandit Slain as Brother Captured in Indiana Illinois Shootout
Two deputy sheriffs trapped the bandits after a multi state crime spree. Clarence Easton 27 of Valley City NC was killed as Orelle 25 was wounded and captured near Kankakee Illinois. The pair abducted James Navy and his son before a fatal gun battle near Symerton.
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Deselm
Indiana
Illinois
Desperado
Clarence Easton
Valley City
N. C
Orelle
Kankakee
Here
Ray Dixon
la Porte
Ind
James Navy
Indiana-Illinois
Dixon
Cook
Navy
Symerton
Clinton Craig
Jesse Barton
Craig
Burton
Clarence
Larion
Departure of Refugee Train Delayed by Bombardments
The international refugee train bound for Hankow, carrying Americans, may be delayed due to intense Japanese air bombardment of the Canton Hankow railway line. Japanese bombers hit the bridge at Sheklung and damaged the line elsewhere, while also bombing Hainan and raiding southern China airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hankow
Canton
Sheklung
Hongkong
Hainan
South China
Tungliu
Anking
Tunglu
Yangtze River
Nalang
Thili Lake
Harry E. Yarnell
United States
Far East
Nanking
Wahu
Yarnell
Roosevelt signs second deficiency bill funding ships and aircraft
President Roosevelt approved the second deficiency appropriations bill, providing 27,403,263 dollars to begin construction of two battleships and an aircraft carrier plus various minor adjustments. The action, announced by the White House, was signed on Saturday and marked the final act of the Seventy-fifth Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Seventy-fifth Congress
Too Late For Objection To Duncan Term
Madison argues the District Attorney slept on appeal rights after a judge sentenced Thomas M. Duncan to 1 to 2 years for manslaughter in a hit run. The supreme court weighs jurisdiction to set aside the verdict and order 5 to 10 years in prison. Steffes contends administrative overreach in sentencing authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Madison
Wis
Thamas M. Duncan
Supreme Court Today
Herbert J. Steffes
Milwaukee
Atty
Gordon Singkin
la Follette
Supreme Court
Milwaukee House of Correction
Waupun
Henry Schuelte
West Allis
Mandamus
Gullick M. Risjord
Ashland
Risjord
Steffes Steffes
Steffes
Case Dismissed in Cannon Tinkham Libel Suit
Washington court of appeals dismissed the 500000 dollar libel suit by Bishop James Cannon Jr. against Rep. George H. Tinkham of Massachusetts. Cannon claimed libel for alleging violation of the corrupt practices act during the 1928 campaign. The appeals court affirmed the district court ruling.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
James Cannon Jr
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
Cannon
Tinkham
United States District Court
Weather summary from Wisconsin and nationwide report
The Associated Press weather note covers Wisconsin Fair tonight and Tuesday with mild cooling, warmer Tuesday except near Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. It lists temperatures from Milwaukee to Park Falls, with highs around 71 and lows near 52, and notes a northeast wind. A Phoenix reading hits 106 while the previous year’s figures were 83 and 63.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Lake Superor
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Park Falls
Wis
Flackstaff Observatory
Republicans Pivot From Coalition Plans In 1936 Senate Races
Washington observes a shift in GOP strategy as conservative Democrats face reduced backing. Grass roots pressure and national chairman John Hamilton push for party unity behind Republican candidates. Critics accuse Roosevelt of stirring intra party battles to influence primaries and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Missouri
Utah
Indiana
Senate
John Hamilton
Bennett Champ Clark
Roosevelt
Henry S. Caulifield
Clark
Frederick van Nuys
van Nuys
Elbert D. Thomas
Thomas
Hamilton
Democratic National Committee
Fish
Republican
New York
House
Boy Located Near Frazee After Wandering Lake
Donald Fogel, 32, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fogel, was found wandering near Lake Six three miles from Frazee. A farmer named Kuephn found him scratched but uninjured about 24 hours after he disappeared while his father and uncle fished nearby.
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Frazee
Mion
Donald Fogel
Ed Fogel
Kuephn
Lake Six
President Roosevelt signs wage hour bill amid New Deal push
Washington reports President Roosevelt signed the wage hour bill along with 181 other measures. The act creates a wage floor and work hour ceiling for interstate industries and will take effect after 120 days, likely facing a Supreme Court challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Royal guests welcomed by Roosevelt in Wilmington
President Roosevelt welcomes Swedish Prince Bertil and Crown Princess Louise during the 300th anniversary of the Rocks landing at The Rocks junction. A monument honoring early Swedish settlers is accepted amid steady rain and dreary conditions. Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf remains aboard the Kungsholm due to illness.
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Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
Sweden
Prince Bertil
Louise
New World
Gustaf Adolf
Bertil
Kungsholm
Atlantic
Christina
Delaware
Mr. Roosevelt
Finland
Rudolf Holsti
Hughes Tests Lockheed Seawater Load For Atlantic Flight
Howard Hughes tested his Lockheed with over 1000 gallons of sea water to gauge fuel capacity. He plans a 3 641 mile New York to Paris flight carrying 1500 gallons of fuel and aims to depart New York within a week for the transatlantic hop.
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Hughes
Lockheed
Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
North Atlantic Ocean
New York
Paris
New York City
Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic 72nd encampment opens
Milwaukee veterans gather for the second day of the Wisconsin department 72nd annual G A R encampment with luncheons, meetings, and sessions. Speakers include Capt Henry Held 92 urging readiness and unity. 15 veterans expected, ages 88 to 94, one collapse yesterday.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Grand Army of the Republic
Wisconsin
Thaddeus Sheerin
Neenah
Sheerin
Department
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Henry Held
West Allis
Grand Army
Gettysburg
William P. Bryant
State Department
W. H. Chesbrough
Beloit
Eric Westernhagen
Balthasar Regli
Eau Claire
John W. Hart
la Crosse
Joseph Miller
Richland Center
Phil Westpfahl
Corporal
Schroeder
Woman's Relief Corps
Boys In Blue
G. A. Rs
Prejudice Admitted in Wisconsin Malfeasance Case
Waukesha Wisconsin reports the 4 taming admission of prejudice as Circuns Judge C M Davin asks Judge F E Smalley to preside over the July 1 trial of Sheriff Walter A Sas kowiz on malfeasance charges. Davin said he had heard the case in disguise on courthouse hallways and formed an opinion that would require evidence to overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
C. M. Davin
F. E. Smalley
Cuba City
Sherif Walter A. Saskowiz
Daven
U S Court of Appeals Dismisses Republic Steel Petition
The U S circuit court of appeals dismissed Republic Steel Corporation’s petition seeking review of a National Labor Relations Board order. The decision lets the board reopen its case and reinstate 3,000 dismissed workers with back pay, after Supreme Court rulings on related matters.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Republic Steel Firm
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Republic Steel Corporation
Aeview
National Labor, Relations, Board
Republic
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Cout
Body sought on Sandia peak as search enters fourth day
An army of 350 men renewed a dawn assault on Sandia peak to resolve the five day mystery of Medill McCormick’s disappearance. Richard Whitmer’s body was found on Friday near the 2,000 foot sheer cliff while McCormick’s mother Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms remained at the scene.
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Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Sandia Peak
Albuquerque
N. M
John Medill McCormick
Richard Whitmer
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
N. WM
Medill McCormick
McCormick
Medill
Rmudmight
Beriy
Simms
Seathers
Come
Mas Haw
McCormmick
Bate
Juan Tale Canyon
TIA CCC
Golling Field Kothent
Felkrernts
Fie
Twelve Die In Wisconsin Weekend Toll
Auto crashes and water accidents killed twelve people in Wisconsin over the weekend. Names include Walter Krause and Victor E. Victoreen among others. Krause drowned when a boat capsized on Otter Lake. Rescues saved Krause’s bride and her son, while other victims varied across Milwaukee Madison Gratiot and La Crosse areas.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Walter Krause
Milwaukee
Mary Schroeder
Madison
Anna Morris
West Alis
Hervie H. Phelps
Milton Junction
William Frankenhoff
Fennimore
Victor E. Victoreen
Clarence Hanson
Gratiot
Leon Barry
Frank Newton
St. Paul
Minn
Charles J. Wolters
Clyde Mann
Blooming Grove
Roger Hartley
la Crosse
Krause
Otter Lake
Fagh River
Ronald
Lawrence Gluessner
Allen Hoppe
Thomas Dunlap
Charles Schweda
Milwaukerans
Deerskin
Eagle Rrer
Myre Krawe
Pestue
Roosevelt signs bill for stronger food drug regulation
President Roosevelt signed the federal food drug and cosmetic act with Sen. Royal S. Copeland sponsoring. It grants the FDA powers to regulate sale of foods drugs and cosmetics, requires labeling of new drugs before sale, protects public health, and prohibits distribution of cosmetics dangerous to health.
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Washington
AL Walloane
Traumo Preadent
Copeland
Chamberlain Hope Dashed By Situation
British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain faced growing pressure as two more ships, the Arlon and Farnham, were bombed by insurgent war planes. The attacks raised June totals to 16 and 59 since the Spanish war began. Chamberlain had refused reprisals against Franco or his backers, fueling critical calls in Parliament. Captain Herbert Mant of the Farnham is hailed for prior gallantry.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Valencia
Alicante
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Francisco Franco
Alpha Steamship Company
Farnham
Herbert Mant
Board of Trade
Waterford
Nova Scotia
Spain
Great Britain
France
Barcelona
Circus to Dry Big Top Before Florida Trip
Scranton reports fear of fire as Ringhoz Brothers circus cuts labor pay and faces $100,000 in breach claims. Officials say canvas drying delays will not halt the Florida voyage, with the show moving once the tents are dry and a labor agreement under review.
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Circus
Big Top
Florida
Scranton
Ringhoz Brothers
Barnum & Barley Circus
Bet Stow
Wis
Sarasota
Fla
Herry North
Mperis
John Ranghsz North
Ralph Whitehead
American Federation of Actors
Atttorneys
Tre Isbor
John Ringling North
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Orelle Easton
N. D
Des- Jem
Ill
Saprrhluhf
State Supreme Court
Steifes
Boy
Princess Louise of
England
Commons
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