Zioncheck HS Appears and Reappears in Washington
Washington Representative Marion A Zioncheck Democrat escaped from Towson Maryland sanitarium yesterday and appeared at his Capitol Hill office today after police entered the office. He eluded guards in a wooded hospital area and was transferred to Sheppard Pratt for rest and observation amid concerns over his condition.
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Arthur E. Pattrell
Man shoots wife then kills self in Wisconsin rooming house
Thomington reports Frank Christiansen, 23, of Crandon shot his wife and then killed himself after a family quarrel at the Arthur Chapman home where they had roomed about a year. Mrs Christiansen was taken to Prairie du Chien hospital with a fair chance to recover. Christiansen’s body to Crandon for funeral services.
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Roosevelt Address Fires Democratic War Cry On Economic Freedom
Philadelphia and nationwide Democrats spread the call for economic freedom as they campaign to reelect President Roosevelt. His acceptance speech at Franklin Field drew a 100,000 strong crowd, framing a fight against economic tyranny and urging equal opportunity in both politics and the marketplace.
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Weekend Death Toll Totals Nine
Nine people died in Wisconsin over the weekend in accidents four auto wrecks three drownings one fall and one train strike. Victims include Charles Landis Cecilia Knutson Louis Van Ess Mildred Knutson Fred Luthy Vincent Novak Arthur Seybold Henry Muhlenberg and others with incidents across Green Bay Fond du Lac Sheboygan and Kiel.
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Mildred Koutson
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Fred Luthy
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Vincent Novak
Racine County
Arthur Seybold
Henry Muhlenberg
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Etz
Kiel
Court Upholds Commission Madison Wisconsin Supreme Court
The state supreme court ruled that the Wisconsin fair trade practice commission may assess and collect admin costs from code industries and services. It did not decide the validity of individual code fees but ruled on the legality of the governor’s consolidated setup.
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Woman slain in hotel bed by marauder
Chicago police describe a brutal early morning murder in a near north side Devonshire hotel. Florence Thompson Castle, 24, was beaten to death in bed as her seven year old son watched. The intruder, a large man described as black, left a lipstick message reading Black Legion Game with skull and cross bones. The boy said the killer talked with him briefly, then fled via a fire escape after looting the purse. Mamma's body lay under a nightgown. evidence included a brick fragment stained with blood and an open window to the escape route. The son named his father James Thompson of Boston. the mother had been divorced and recently remarried to a man named Castle who lives in Los Angeles. The case remains under investigation.
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Socialists criticize La Follette and union picketing upholds
In Wisconsin, the state supreme court rules Milwaukee Chauffeurs Teamsters and Helpers union may picket the American Furniture Company despite no employee joining. The decision strengthens peaceful picketing rights for unions under the state labor code, while a dissent questions implications for labor disputes. Also, Socialist state convention criticizes Gov. La Follette for not joining the Farmer-Labor-Progressive federation and withholds endorsement for a gubernatorial candidate.
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Dean Pleads Guilty in Poole Slaying Case
Dean admitted he killed WPA worker Charles A Poole in a case linked to the Black Legion. Judge Joseph A Moynihan accepted the plea and referred the case to probation, with no life sentence imposed. Dean spoke in a subdued voice stating he understood the charge and wished to plead guilty.
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Unemployment Insurance Benefits Will Start July 1
Paris reports unrest as police clash with conservative and left wing supporters of Prime Minister Leon Blum. Royalist editor Howard De Carol injured, hundreds detained, demonstrations disrupt Toulouse areas. Wisconsin unemployment fund details tie to state act, with $12,004,000 for eligible workers.
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Martere Pertens
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Thor
Safe Looted At Green Bay Store
Burglars looted a department store on Green Bay’s main street during the weekend, escaping with cash and checks from a small compartment. Police pursued leads as investigators noted the safe was opened by a concealed combination device.
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Mrs Leonard Nearing Return To Husband After Divorcegate
Madison UP I reports Mrs Leonard on verge of reuniting with her husband amid sensational divorce case disclosures. The story notes alleged curses by a professor and claims of mental strain prompting reconsideration of separation. Authorities and parties unnamed in the fragment set the scene for a court action and possible reconciliation.
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Cargo from grounded ship removed after protest drift
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Climate Toll As Drought Looms Across Plains States
Rainfall reached parts of the northwest as drought and heat threaten crops. WPA director Harry Hopkins will meet tomorrow with governors and representatives from Minnesota the Dakotas Montana and Wyoming to discuss drought relief. The National Farmers Holiday Association holds its convention as drought and foreclosures top the agenda with about 700 farm representatives from 25 states expected.
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Big Stone County
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Minneapolis
Millwork Plant in Medford Leveled by Major Fire
Medford Wis seven firefighters battled three hours to control a fire that destroyed most of the Hurd Millwork Corporation plant. Loss estimated between 200 000 and 250 000. Fire destroyed machinery stock finishing department glue room sash and frame departments. Two warehouses and a cutting department spared. Sheriff reports suggest possible arson. President Harry Hurd Merrill and official William Hurd connected to the firm.
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Arab disorders enter eleventh week today
Jerusalem reports continued Arab disorders as reinforcements clash with Jewish forces. Three Arabs were wounded in a Beisan area attack while camels and troops moved through Tel Aviv and Memoush. Local firefights persisted as tensions rose in the ongoing conflict.
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