Third Reich Pleased With London Stand
Berlin officials expressed gratification over Britain's attitude toward the German march across the Rhine and the proposed treaty changes. They noted Baldwin and Eden signals as a cautious step and said Britain must move through League of Nations procedures before final judgment.
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A D Stefferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Third Reich
Great Britain
Rhine
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
House of Commons
League of Nations
Crowd in Strasbourg Churches Amid Frontier Tension
In Strasbourg and surrounding French frontier provinces crowds gathered at parish churches as reports spread that revived Kaiser Wilhelm regiments were marching in Adolf Hitler's Rhineland. France mobilized thousands along the Mazinot line while border towns held uneasy, prayers filled churches.
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Charles Foliz
Associated Press
Strasbourg
France
Kaiser Wilhelm
Rhineland
Mazinot
Belgium
Switzerland
Alsece
Adolf Hitler
Drusenheim
First New Hampshire town votes for 1936 delegates
Millsfield New Hampshire reports its voters completed the delegate selection for the 1936 national conventions. Eight at large votes split five for Bridges and Cheney, with Moffett the top Democrat at three. Washington notes a push for Landon with Hamilton as field marshal and the first statewide Republican primary underway.
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Millsfield
N. H
United States
Hi. Styles Bridges
Col
Frank Knox
Thomas P. Cheney
Henry Mr. Moffett
Moffett
President Roosevelt
Leonard B. Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
Landen
John D NM Hamilton
Field Imarshal
New
Two Sides in New Hampshire Primary Fight
New Hampshire's 1936 presidential primary pits two leading Republican contenders against each other and Roosevelt loyalists. Knox favored by Gov Landon supporters leads the GOP, while Roosevelt opponents push New Deal critique with looming delegate contests.
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Concord. NL
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Toder
Frank Knox
Concord
Chicago
Ailaray
Hampshire
Alf M. Landen
Kansas
Knox
Nonce
Ihr
Eliot A. Corter
Landen
Knox-Landen
New ‘Hampshire
New Deal
Joseph 4
Coutre- Marsh
Lid Off In Strike At New York Buildings
New York workers strike after lid was lifted ending fruitless mediation. About 900 buildings in the Grand Central area affected. Union leader Bambrick estimates 7,000 men walked out, with thousands more buildings in dispute and chiefly about closed shop and preferential terms. Details on rehiring and shop rules follow as tensions rise.
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New York
Tom Wagenbuch
Associated Press
William D Rawlings
Realty Advisory Hoard On
Rawlings
Ots
Inter Grand Central
Heqiy
James J. Bambrick
Bambrick
Fifth Ave
Sung Ai
Fond du Lac Noted Catholic Woman Dies at 47
Tend du Tac longtime director of the Wisconsin State Council of Catholic Women and Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women died at 47. Survived by husband Warren, son Gerald of Milwaukee, and two daughters. Funeral services at St Joseph’s Catholic Church Fond du Lac with burial there.
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Re. i
Wisconsin State Council of Catholic Women
Archdiocesan Counel of
Catholic Women
Rai Engi
Gerald FL
Milwauker
Amd
Brnten Rehart
Myheaukew Funers Cermices Wall
Sir Joseph's Cather Elurch Taurta
Tornado damages parts of Miami during fast moving storm
A brief tornado struck Miami causing widespread damage to the Dade county fair site and surrounding areas. Debris, damaged temporary structures, and snapped power lines left an estimated 550000 in losses. At least 25 people were injured as winds up to 42 miles per hour toppled rides and damaged buildings.
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Miami
Fla
Duemi
Dade County
Jackson Memoral Hospital
Florida
Slaying at North Lake Lumber Dealer Scene
North Lake Wisconsin deputy sherff Theodore Steffens said Herbert W Brown 44 was slain during a failed tavern holdup at the Guy Rose tavern. Swearingen 23 was captured by patrons after firing a shotgun blast that killed Brown and another robber fled in a waiting car. The sheriff moved Swearingen to the Waukesha jail and another suspect remained in custody as authorities investigated. Brown had run a local lumber business for over 13 years.
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North Lake
Wis
Sherff Theodore Steffens
Herbert W Brown
Guy Rose
Shufard Swearingen
Steffens
Walter Liskowitz
Waukesha County
Liskowitz
Waukesha
Undersherif
Brown
Swearingen
Black River Falls
Badger University Professors Laud Statewide Outreach Plan
Madison faculty dinner speakers touted Wisconsin as a top public university with wide prestige and funding. Leaders Mark Wodni and Otto discussed expansions to new cities. they referenced ongoing travels across the United States and aspirations to start clubs in about twenty more locales.
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Madison
Uniersty of Wisconsin
Lee
Mark Wodni
The
Math
Three Youths Admit Home Robbery In Milwaukee Case
Three youths confess to burglarizing a Milwaukee home and stealing valuables. Police report the suspects, named in juvenile court proceedings, turned themselves in after the confession. A key witness claims the accosted resident’s bill was found with one of the youths.
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Milwaukee
Thran
Rasdeipl
George Trok
Turhiewutr Wlom Palin
24 Hour General Strike Ordered in Granada
A 24 hour general strike was ordered in Granada amid protests against fascism. Strikers blocked supplies to markets and stores and damaged property while left wing factions clashed with authorities. Police fought back to quell disturbances and prevent further violence.
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Granada
Spain
Simes
Fascvns
Yast
Otrbers
Tyre
Heptes
Move to Dust Frank Is Reported Move to Dust Frank Is Reported
The Capital Times reports Dr Glenn Frank may resign or be removed as president of the University of Wisconsin by June 2. Regents blamed his administration for athletic discord, and a June meeting could decide removal. A faculty-regent committee discussed issues toward an early settlement of athletic control.
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Malison
Trans
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Board of
Resents
Lames
Frank
Darold M Willac
Universty
Alhlone Dneeto
Walter E Meanwell
Clarence W. Spears II
Larly
Wisconsin
Chicago Milk Producers Urged to Unite in Stabilization Plan
Don H W Geyer, loading manager for the Puc Milk Association, urged about 2,000 members to invite other groups into a stabilization program and unite all milk producers under one roof. He cited 1925 sales of 1,342,645,? pounds for $23,283,830.14 and warned of weaker markets if prices and manufacturing gains falter.
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Chicago
Puc
Geyer
Debn Po
Saduelys Wa
Asenciadien Cae
Mayor Wiechering Extends WPA Work Reporting Policy
The mayor ordered WPA workers sent from a roving strike group to report tomorrow at their projects or be removed from relief. Deputies will be on standby but not patrolling the sites. WPA officials in Green Bay advised workers must report to receive pay, while strikers insist on wage gains and threaten continued action.
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C. A. Wiechering
WIA
WEA
UED
WPA
Madison
Wreeheing
Offic
Green Bay
Wiechering
Tau Wu
Britain will not yield to offense in Rhineland crisis
Paris reports Anthony Eden offered France strong military guarantees to negotiate with Germany after Britain refused to rush to France’s aid in removing German troops from the Rhineland. Eden pledged Britain would bring Germany back into the League at any cost, following a Baldwin call. France pressed Locarno signatories for support as Sarraut urged deputies for public sympathy.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Baris
France
Great Britain
Germany
Rhineland
John Evans
Associated Friss
Parigs
Anthony Eden
Britsh
Eden
Baldwin
Pierre- Etienne Flandin
League of Nations
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Locarno
Albert Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
Causs
New Tables Propose Rates on Distributed Corpora’ Incomes
Washington reports new tables of possible rates on undistributed corporate incomes. The tables show varied rates, exemptions, and shifts in taxation plans. Executives debate the impact, noting potential rate adjustments from 3 to 53.3 percent, with exemptions preserving net incomes at certain levels.
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Washington
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