Prolonged Hearing in Happ Stanhilder Will Case
Rebuttal testimony for Fred Stanhilder continued in the Mary Happ contest case before Judge J Allen Simpson in Racine. Spectator interest waned as witnesses described income from 1924 to 1933 and a $10,000 gift from Mrs Happ, with questions about trust distributions and family relations.
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Fred Stanhinder
Mary Mead Happ
Bernice M. Spoo
J. Allen Simpson
Racine
William C. Niemuth
Fred Stanhilder
Jula Stanvilber
A. T. Hennig
Henry Barber
Robert P. Boardman
First Trust Company
Trust Company
Boardman
Oshkos? Cate Teachers College
Karnes
Stanhilder
David F. Hanks
Nso
Withers
Happ
Mabel Mead Hoffman
Sheboygan
Hayna
Saorn
GWA Workers Strine But Again On Job
Seven hundred CWA workers who quit a road grading project over use of a steam shovel returned to work with a promise of full pay if they work Saturday to regain lost time. Supervisor Gamble said the shovel was needed to beat frost and mud. An earlier protest by 50 former Kaukaunee county CWA workers led to the arrest of Henry Brusky who threatened to blow up the shovel. he was released after a peace bond.
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CWA
R. W. Gamble
Kewaunee County
Henry Brusky
Brusky
Chicago
Nash
Racine
Thenasha
Seaman Body Company
Seaman
Labor Board
NRA
Four Passengers and Skipper Rescued Off Elliott Key
The Sea Spirit crew, including skipper Capt. Araim Dunkel of Miami, rescued four passengers Earl Hi Hafer Canton Ohio Paul Oschwald Rumson New Jersey Edward Clark Red Bank New Jersey and H V Ormandy Toronto after they hung in the water for 43 hours beside their nearly submerged boat off Elliott Key. The skipper is said to be Oshkosh resident who winters in Florida guiding boats on the Fox River near Main Street Bridge.
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Pour
Sea Spirit
Elliott Key
Here
Coast Guard
Sirius
Earl Hi. Hafer
Canton
Paul Oschwald
Rumson
N. J
Edward Clark
Redbank
H. VT. Ormandy
Toronto
Canada
Fshing
Araim Dunkel
Amim Dunkel
Oshkosh
Florida
South Main Street
Fox River
Main Street
Percey Will Case Delayed To March 14 At Hearing
The hearing on Emma A. Percey s will was adjourned to March 14 after two witnesses testified at the county court. Grandsons Melvin Frank and Wilson Percey object to the will which leaves most of the estimated 150000 estate to daughters Emma Slater and Elizabeth Konrad and to a sister Josephine Reif. Undue influence is claimed.
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Emma A. Percey
I County Court
D. E. McDonald
Melvin
Frank
Wilson Percey
Emma Percey Slater
Elizabeth Percey Konrad
Josephine Reif
George B. Hilton
Oshkosh
Percey
Hilton
Ray C. Dempsey
New Airmail Policy Drafted for Passage
President Roosevelt outlined a new airmail policy aimed at honest payment for honest service. Senate investigators flagged evidence of subsidies tied to contract awards as reforms would precede new contracts with commercial firms. The draft was sent to Senate and House post office leaders and to Senator Hugo Black as witnesses testified in the inquiry.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
House Post Office
Hugo Black
Final Speech to Code Authorities Snapshot
Fragmented lines from Hugh S. Johnson’s speech to code authorities describe dissatisfaction with expectations and plans to modernize wartime policy. He urges hard headed leadership, notes labor policy support, and stresses continued effort despite propaganda and opposition.
Hitlerism Guilty in New York Court Rally Verdict
A Madison Square Garden gathering, led by Sen. Millard E. Tydings and Mayor La Guardia, declared Hitlerism guilty as a civilization threat. Witnesses labeled the Nazi regime barbaric, with speakers including Alfred E. Smith and Samuel Seabury denouncing Hitlerism. funds were sought to aid Jews driven from Germany.
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Dale Harrison
New York
Madison Square Garden
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Senszlor Tydings
la Guardia
Alfred E. 5Smith
Samuel Seabury
Germany
Hans Lither
Adolf Uiler
Alfred & Smith
Ta Guardia
Eunni
Praes
Euerope
Raymond Molev
Magas
de Hoorevelt “Kralm Trust
U. 5
Michael Williams
The
Commonweal
Hitler
Cathedion
Leweilys F. Barker
Ns Hopkins University
Hubavi
Jecoh
Sixth victim dies after Big Flats fire at Adams Hospital
Adams Wisconsin reports the sixth victim of a Big Flats fire died yesterday at Adams Hospital. The article notes the deceased about 30 years old, with local authorities listing the person as Anna Fetetley Hessm Arene, details incomplete due to damaged copy.
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Big Flats
Adams Hospital
China accuses Tokyo after armistice terms revealed
In Canton a Chinese official claims the Sino Japanese armistice imposed by Japan last year requires China to recognize Manchukuo, suppress boycotts, abolish unequal treaties, aid in quelling revolts, and stop undermining Manchukuo, in a disclosure said to come from Lo Wen Kan and linked to Chang Kai Shek's government tensions.
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Hong Kong
China
lPi
Canton
Japan
Shanghai
Chow Lu
Southwest Council
Chiang Kai Shek
Manchukuo
Apanese
Nanking
LO Wen Kan
Lo Wen Kon
Muang Fu
Foreign Office
Hostahes
Two Bank Holdups Fail at Theresa After Glass Stops Bullets
A pair of youths attempted to rob the State Bank of Theresa near Fond du Lac Wisconsin but fired no shots as safety glass protected the cashier cage. Claren Bodden a 20 year old Milwaukee man and a Holliday teens fled toward Milwaukee after Bodden fired three times. A vehicle license mis-match tied to an unrelated owner and witnesses including Marshal James Golowald of Theresa and nearby residents noted the failed heist and the fleeing pair.
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Mr. Hilton
Percey
J. E. O'Brien
Fond du Lac
Hilton
Daisy Eh, Laus
Wis
Tacy
Theresa
Claren Bodden
Ubons
Om Holliway
Mibwaukee
Waupueta
Bane Bodden
James Golowald
Theesa
Dodge County
Lag
City Champs to Meet Appleton Five Friday Night
Oshkosh city champions in Major AA or Mu alo Raske league will play Appleton Eagles Friday night at 8 15 in the Recreational Kyronasium. The game serves as practice for the state amateur tournament opening next week.
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Tawlors
Appleton Eagles
kKyronasium
Oshkosh
First Lady Roosevelt Visits Virgin Islands Island Notes
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt toured St Thomas and nearby sites with Gov. Paul Pearson to review the new federal public works program. She witnessed hotel construction, irrigation and school repairs, and discussed poverty and migrant children amid enthusiastic crowds.
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St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Paul Pearson
St. Thomas Island
St. Croix
Roosevelt
Aston
Bluebeard Castle
Lindbergh Bay
San Pedro de Santa Tlamingo
Anna Eleanor
Roowevelt Vesterda
Ebruc
Prince Sigvard Loses Royal Rights After Marriage
Prince Sigvard, son of Sweden’s crown prince, married a German citizen in London against the king’s wishes and was stripped of his royal rights and title. The cabinet and royal household marshal served formal notices, with other family members also notified. he will be known henceforth as Mr Sigvard germindotte.
Demand for Bangharts life in Factor kidnapping case
In Chicago criminal court Basil Banghart faces a state demand for the death penalty for the kidnapping of John Factor. State and defense pursue a speedy trial as prosecutors recount Banghart's alleged role, violent escape history, and torture of victims. Factor's wife testified as the case details emerged. A separate extradition hearing for Factor to England was postponed to March 22.
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Chicate
U.R
Basil Banghart
John Factor
Wilbert F. Crowley
Banghart
Roger Fouhy
Albert Kaler
Gus Schaefer
Joliet
Crowley
Walter P. Steffen
Lola
Factor
Willian Scall Stewart
Lac Uy
Bella Cohen Factor
England
Federal prisoners moved from Crown Point jail
Federal prison officials ordered the removal of all federal prisoners from Crown Point Indiana county jail. The move followed an escape incident involving inmate John Tillinger and prompted Curfew Crowns to direct transfer. Authorities cited security concerns as the reason for relocating detainees. The action involves federal authorities and local jail administration with timelines not specified.
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Washington
Crown Point
Ind
John Tillinger
Tdlvan Holle
Les United Prefudas
Gail
Mls
Secret Service $75 Gold Heist Shake Ups U S Treasury
Reconstruction era style report describes a sensational theft of gold bricks from the Treasury, with the Secret Service involved and officials like William F D Mospay identified. The incident centers on a plan to remove gold bricks coated in gold, triggering a sweeping panic and prompting high level inquiries.
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William FD Mospaay
Eprer Service
Tipasuts Department
United States
NAA Heads In Parley Over New Program
Washington reports House leadership tentatively approved the 40 hour week bill with Speaker Rainey and Majority Leader Byrns favoring action next week. The measure would limit hours to 30 during enactment with hardship exemptions and equal labor representation on NRA code authorities. Johnson warns of a wave of strikes if labor rights are not recognized and orders two 12 member committees to meet for action.
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Washington
U.r.thre House
William P. Gonnery, Jr
Labor Committee
Rainey
Majolly
Byrns
Connery
Bhi
SMALE
NRA
Hugh &. Johnson
Johnson
Johnson That the Governent
Capital Goods
George Houston
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Ralph E. Flanders
New England i
Consumers Industries
George Sloan
Colton Textile Institute
Lyte C. Wilson
United Press
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Oliver Wendell Holmes 93rd Birthday Observed
Former U S Supreme Court justice Oliver Wendell Holmes marks his 93rd birthday. He remains in good health and follows world affairs, enjoys reading, and travels sparingly to nearby towns. Weather and temperature notes accompany the brief report.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Washington
Amer- Wis
United States Supreme Court
Messaggs
Holmes
Dite Sion
Balls Bluth
Vergina
Cal Wat
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