Court loser Ougertobe good sports
Washington officials debate the Roosevelt judiciary bill as Justice McReynolds urges good sportsmanship after losing cases. He cites fair tribunals and compares disputes in religion, while senate judiciary hearings resume with Prof. Edward Corwin and Dean Leon Green testifying in support of the president's plan to expand the Court.
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Washington
James C. McReynolds
Supreme Court
Phi Delta Theta
Roosevelt
McReynolds
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charman Ashurst
Democrat
Arizona
Corwin
Edward S. Corwin
Princeton University
Leon Green
Northwestern University Law School
Insurgents Fire Direct Hits on Madrid as War Deepens
Insurgent artillery battered central Madrid while government protests in London over alleged neutral‑ity violations. Dutch and German ships suspected of arming rebels prompted Eden to seek action from the nonintervention control board as arms flows continue. A mass air raid on insurgent towns nearby followed, with casualties reported in the capital.
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Associated Press
Madrid
London
Anthony Eden
Corps
Consul Corps
Eden
Siguenza
Brihuega
Paris Riots Leave Five Dead and 300 Wounded
France reels as clashes between communists, mobile guards, and rightists kill five and wound 300 near Paris. Premier Blum faces pressure from Communist leaders to have freedom to act, while police maintain watchers around government centers amid threatened walkouts and interpellations.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Popular Front
Clichy
Maurice Thorez
Jacques Duclos
People’s Front
Blum
M. Blum
Hotchkiss
la Valette
Saint Quen
Chamberlain dies after 45 years of public service
Sir Austen Chamberlain, 73, former chancellor of the exchequer and foreign secretary, died last night in his West End home after a heart attack. The elder son of Joseph Chamberlain and half brother of Neville Chamberlain, he was a long serving Conservative elder statesman and wartime cabinet member praised by Lloyd George as upright and straightforward.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
West End
India
David Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Sir Austen
Joseph Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain
Exchequer
William Gladstone
Commons
Duffy 15 Possible Appointee for Post
Washington senators expected a vote today on confirmation of Judge J Earl Major of Hillsboro Illinois for one of two vacancies on the Chicago circuit court of appeals. Possible appointees included Senator F Ryan Duffy of Wisconsin.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
J. Earl Major
Hillsboro
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
F Ryan Duffy
Wisconsin
Oaks Leads Oshkosh Mayor Race In Municipal Primary
In Oshkosh the municipal primary narrowed the field to George F Oaks and C A Wiechering for mayor. Oaks led with 3931 votes to Wiechering 3017, winning most wards except the Fifth Seventh and Eleventh. Faber visited third with 1896 votes, Dobbins 292, Groth 219.
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George F Oaks
Oshkosh
C. A. Wiecherng
Oaks
Fern Dobbins
Anton Groth
Dobbins
Groth
Wiechering
Faber
Wichering
James Skole
Herman Schuelke
W. M. Sonnenburg
Sheboygan
Schuelke
Sonnenburg
George F. Oaks
C. A. Wiechering
Valentine Faber
Professors and Justice Plan Open Forum on Supreme Court
Charles Bunn of Wisconsin University and Justice Joseph Martin will discuss the United States Supreme Court and the Constitution at an open forum tonight in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Charles Bunn
University of Wisconsin
Joseph Martin
United States Supreme Court
Cashman Drivers' Test Measure Passes Senate
The Wisconsin Senate passed the Cashman bill requiring all Wisconsin automobile drivers to undergo eyesight hearing and highway knowledge tests within four years. The measure, approved 29 to 4, allows renewal with reduced exams and includes license revocation for serious offenses. A pay-as-you-go social security reform critique and an expected labor bill vote were noted, with committee review planned.
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Cashman
Senate
Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate Today
Treasury-Post Office
Social Security Board
Congress
Senate Fhewance
Madison
Assembly
John Cashman
Denmark
Frank Panzer
Gressive
Qalefield
Joseph McDermid
Progressive
ady= smith
Roland Kannenberg
Wausau
E. M. Rowands
Cambria
Panzer
McDermid
Sen Tsing Boiens
Domoant
Port Washington
Balens
Meo Tele
C.ro Oo
Food Varieties
State
Frneration of Labor
Joseph Padway
Federation
Attoney
William B. Rubin
Milyanker
Five Wisconsin Mayors Lead Primary Battles in Statewide Races
Incumbent mayors in Racine, Green Bay, La Crosse, Sheboygan, Oshkosh and Milwaukee faced strong challengers in Wisconsin primaries. Notable tallies show Roy Spencer leading Racine, Diener defeating Farrell, Verotta edging Boerner, and Schuelke topping Sonnenburg. Milwaukee voters backed district court and school board candidates as part of a heavy voting wave.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hhe
Racine
William J. Swoboda
Roy A. Spencer
Western Printing and Lithographing Company
John V. Diener
Green Bay
Jonny Farrell
Congress
Farrell
Diener
Chester FL McDonald
Joseph J. Verdota
la Crosse
C. A. Boerner
John P. Roop
John Benesh
George E. Page
Harvey L. Neelen
Page
Neelen
Shaughnessy
Nakoma CCC Camp Hall Burns Down
Fire destroyed the recreation hall the largest building at the Nakoma CCC camp near Madison used for developing a University of Wisconsin arboretum. About 140 boys and two Madison fire companies saved adjoining structures. loss estimated between 10000 and 15000 dollars. Cause undetermined. blaze found around 7 30 a m. Kitchen and officers quarters slight damage.
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Madison
CCC
Nakoma
University of Wisconsin Arboretum
A. F B. Gallister
University
Ralph H Rusk
Broadcast Talks Tonight With Smith Farley and Connally
Chicago broadcast notes announce SMITH and FARLEY at 9 15 PM on WENR WBBM and other outlets. Alfred Orth, who left the Democratic party, joins discussion while Postmaster General James A Farley participates as political strategist. Senator Tom Connally of Texas is slated to speak at 9 30 PM on WBBM.
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Chicago
Strange Mike
WENR
Tongat
New York
St. Patrick
Alfred J Orth
Democratic Party
James A Farley
Washington
Nzation
Texas
Tom Connally
WBBM
Weather forecast for Wisconsin region with mixed precipitation
North portion expects snow while the south turns from rain to snow tonight. Thursday may be warmer except in the far northwest where it stays colder. Observations show varied temperatures with Milwaukee and Escanaba listed among readings.
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Ries
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwes
Farr
Milwaukee
el Paro
Miami
Williston
Escanaba
Murphy Warns Law Must Prevail In Chrysler Sit Down Strike
Detroit Governor Murphy proposes mediation groups to resolve labor disputes amid a sit down strike at Chrysler plants. About 10 000 to 20 000 union supporters occupy facilities as leaders decline invitation and wage talks proceed under court injunction.
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Detroit
Frank Murhy
Chrysler Automobile
United Automobile Workers of America
Murphy
General Motors
NRA
Chrysler
Jefferson Avenue
Dodge Division
Siikers
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Michigan
Regents to Confirm Dykstra as UW President Nominee
The full 15 member UW regents meet to consider Clarence A. Dykstra of Cincinnati for university president. A three member committee will recommend his appointment after evaluating the field. Dykstra seeks education work returning from a $25,000 Cincinnati post to the Madison presidency offer at $15,000 with perquisites. He plans to visit Madison in about six weeks to become acquainted with the university and faculty before duties begin.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Reigents
Clarence Addison Dykstra
Cincinnati
Glenn ‘Frank
Tykstta
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