Sugar hijacked by armed men near West Bend
Three hijackers seized a truckload of sugar from Neenah Milk Products near West Bend, forcing Chester Muehlman and Emil Rosenlof to ride in a sedan for hours. The truck, loaded in Milwaukee, was later abandoned with seventy sacks of sugar valued about 380 dollars recovered. Deputies hunted the assailants led by Sheriff Joseph Kirsh.
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West Bend
Wis
U.A
Joseph Kirsh
Washington County
Chester Muehlman
Menasha
Barton
Muehlman
Milwaukee
Neenah Products Company
Emil Rosenlof
Crystal Falls
Mich
Rosentaf
Rosenlof
Neenah
Neenah Milk Products Company
Chester Muchlman
Oak Street
Wisconsin Senate to Act on Beer Tax Extension
Madison Wisconsin, July 1. The Wisconsin beer tax of 1 per barrel, set to expire at midnight, faces a possible one month extension as the Senate reconvenes at 2 p.m. Monday. The Assembly passed a bill to extend the tax to August 1, while lawmakers claim the state will not lose daily revenue during the brief lapse.
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ULP
Wisconsin
John Grobschmidt
Progressive
Milwaukee
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Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Grobschmidt
Ray Novotny
Oshkosh
Cornelius T. Young
Revolt Led by Large Flour Makers Challenges Taxes
Chicago reports a broad food industry revolt against processing taxes funded farm benefits. General Mills leads lawsuits to block tax collection on grain processing, with several subsidiaries filing suits nationwide. Packers also plan campaigns against meat packing taxes aiding stock raisers, as AAA legality faces questions. Injunctions already restrain some tax collections while government asserts funds cover current farm payments. The Imperial Flour Continued on Pace.
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AAA
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Treasury
Congress
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Washburn Crosby Company
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John Knight
Federal Mills, Inc
Lockport
N. Y
Suspect in Dickinson murder case arrested
Fort Wayne police say Jamavlar alias William Sweitzer also known as William Lee Ferris was arrested this afternoon for the murder of Howard Carter Dickinson in Detroit. He was taken into custody while walking with three women who gave names Flossin Jackson 24 Loretts Jackson 27 and Lillian Miller 24. Police report the suspect was unarmed.
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Fort Wayne
Jamavlar
William Sweitzer
Howard Carter Dickinson
Detroit
William Lee Ferris
Flossin Jackson
Loretts Jackson
Lillian Miller
Taylor
Coal Miners Called to Strike Sunday Nationwide Action Ordered
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, orders a formal strike starting Sunday midnight affecting about 450,000 soft coal miners. Telegrams direct 6,000 Jacas to suspend mining Monday amid stalled wage talks with Appalachian producers and no White House action yet. Secretary Perkins expresses cautious optimism while Roosevelt weighs the Guffey coal stabilization bill and potential White House intervention.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
Lewis
Roosevelt
Congress
Guffey
NRA
International Policy Committee
Perkins Cartier
Miss Perkins
Juameh Wis Roosevelt
Lily
Premier Laval dissolves parliament amid emergency rule
Paris reports Premier Merre Laval abruptly sent parliament home to rule by emergency powers until November. He plans large credits for war stocks and expanding aviation staff while reorganizing the air force. He seeks cooperation from left wing parties to curb fascist leagues and vows to defend the country and civil power.
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Paris
Merre Laval
Parmtment
Laval
Wisconsin awaits Madison word on 209 million relief plan
Washington reports the federal government awaits word from Wisconsin Governor La Follette on a 209 million relief program after the state senate defeated the measure. Representative Cannon says Hopkins pledged 100 million federal funds for the state regardless of the plan’s fate and urges quick action to start work on projects. The admin favors directing Works projects by the governor or a commissioned body while negotiating a tax compromise.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Debyt Ly
State Senate
Relel
Harry JL. Hopkins
Representative Cannon
Cannon
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Thay Cannon
Senate
Harry Bolens
Willian Carroll
Evernor
Ciiinom
Governor Signs 15 Cent Tax on Butter Substitute
Wisconsin lawmakers enacted a 15 cent per pound tax on butter substitutes amid dairy industry protests. Governor Follette signed the bill, despite opposition from Oscar Morris and Arizona officials, aiming to protect home dairy farmers and Wisconsin manufacturers.
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Piye
Wiseurein Oedas
Wiecomet
Philip Fo Tay Fillette Tates
John EL Cashman
Wiitesrive
Denmark
Cashman
Wisconsin
Oscar Hy Morris
Milweaker
Morris
Saucy
B. OB. Mauer
Arizona
Tae Follette
Denarimort
Stormy Washington Half Year Paralyzes Roosevelt Agenda
Turbulent six months in Washington stalled major Roosevelt measures including the utility holding company bill and omnibus bank bill while social security advanced in Congress. Tax hikes and funding debates dominated, with experts predicting further delays as lawmakers struggle to complete the program.
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Northan Robertson
Assaukitert Presant
Washinton
Con
Federal Reserve Board
Resgards
Oldest Doctor of Waupaca Dies in Wisconsin
Waupaca Wis Pelion eldest physician dies. Funeral service call the hall at 2 30 p m Sunday. Local obituary notes long service and community impact with limited readable details.
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Waupaca
Wis
Pelion
Phy Arcin
Serviece
Worst Storms Hit Japanese Cities in Half Century
The floods and heavy rain battered Kyoto Osaka and Kobe, killing at least twelve with many missing or injured. Thousands were displaced as rivers rose, municipalities evacuated residents, and economic losses reached into the millions of yen. Rescue teams and ships searched coastal areas for survivors.
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Babb
Glenn H. Babb
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Tokio
Ikyotn
Babe
Tacay
Thea Anges
Indi- Sete
Hyorthea Meusha
Shikoku
Keasheholkuda
Aruy
Morea
New State Code Administration Goes Into Effect
Madison hosts hearings as new state code administration begins its rollout. Officials note flaws in the 122 lane plan and announce that 6085 petitioned walls will be constructed in Madison with provisions affecting all groups under the code. Local sponsors and agencies push for timely publication and adherence to the governor’s directives.
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Edgterton
Ptoday Denemied Simvitar Efatin
Baliette
Slarcoreear
Tate Segtereday
Cianatos Hueve Beer
Arel Canebiasigte
Onder
Chiens
Ins
Illinois Governor signs old age pension bill
Governor Harner signs the old age pension measure to aid residents aged 65 and older lacking support. The bill becomes effective January 1.
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Illinois
Springfield
Harner
Judge Cowie Attacks Crime Tactics at Wisconsin Bar Meet
Green Lake Wisconsin papers report Judge Robert Cowie of La Crosse assailing mob tactics and secret police in a keynote address at the Wisconsin Bar association 42nd annual convention. He urged government lawyers surpass criminals to uphold law and warned that reliance on the Hoover era style security signals constitutional failure. Continued on Page 1 Column 4.
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Green Lake
Wis
Otto Ooseviech
Janesville
Wisconsin Bar Association
R. B. Graves
Wisconsin Rapids
Gillon Ci. Madison
Som
Gemen
Cir Jude Robert Cowie
la »Ois
Samsan Kan Association
Cawie Odeed
J. Edgar Hoover
Europe
Dobie Dillinger
Chicago
Dadge Cowie
Dillinger
Cowie
Sindae
Hastik
Wisconsin governor’s works plan defeated in Senate vote
Governor La Follette faced defeat as 15 Democrats and Republicans blocked the Wisconsin works program. The setback ends a 43 day dispute, with $100,000,000 federal allotment in doubt and a possible $209,000,000 project. Governor to Washington to confer with Roosevelt Hopkins on next steps.
Chicago area July weather outlook with showers and heat
The forecast for the Great Lakes region through July 6 calls for near normal or above normal temperatures with fair periods and some showers in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri areas. Temperatures near or above normal, little precipitation, and light southerly winds are expected, with cooler midweek and another shower risk in southern portions. Ruckstaff Observatory notes a high of 78 and a low of 63 with no precipitation.
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Great Lakes
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