Missing 2 year old farm child spurs 350 CCC search
In Manston Wisconsin a 2 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Wilke near New Miner, has been missing since yesterday. Over 350 CCC workers comb the pine and oak brush within a three mile radius aided by local sheriff and farmers. A red knitted cap found in brush confirmed the child’s identity. investigators consider all leads, including reports of gypsy abductors, but most traces point to wanderings from the Wilke farmyard.
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Manston
Wis
CCC
Juneau County
Stanley Wilke
New Manor
Camp Pepenwell
Camp City Point
Camp Finley
Wilke
Mauston
New Miner
Ne~ Cedah
A. J. Rasmussen
Lua
Nekoosa
Necedah
Rider
Sheriff Rider
Snow melts as Milwaukee records May cold snap
Milwaukee and surrounding areas saw a spring storm dump snow but temperatures rose to 44 by early morning after dipping to 31 overnight. The brief cold spell marked Milwaukee's harshest May spell in 32 years, yet the weather bureau said crops and flowers would likely not suffer serious damage.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Tower damaged by three blasts near Springfield
A 75-foot steel tower carrying a 140000 volt electric line northeast of Springfield was damaged by three dynamite blasts shortly before 1 a.m. today. Indications point to the attackers, but no injuries or damages to the Hhness Power and Light company property were reported.
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Springfield
Here
Hhness Power and Light Company
Premier Flandin Injured in Car Crash in Auxerre
Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin of France and his wife were injured in a high speed crash in Auxerre. Flandin broke his left arm and was hospitalized, with his wife and daughter among the shaken passengers. Deputy Jean Renaitour’s chauffeur was hurt. Renaitour was not in his car.
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Auxerre
France
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Mme. Flandin
Madame Plandin
Lise
M. Breguet
Jean Renaitour
Renaitour
Flandin
Billaudet
Billadeut
Associated Press
Mme
Reilly Sues Wife of Bruno Hauptmann for Fees
Edward J. Reilly, former chief counsel to Bruno Hauptmann, sues Anna Hauptmann for 22 398.62 claiming fees and expenses. A Brooklyn Supreme Court order requires her to show cause on May 10 why funds in her possession should not be enjoined or impressed in trust for Reilly.
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Brooklyn
Edward J. Reilly
Braino
Richard Hauptmann
Anna Meuptmann
Supreme Court
Mitchell May
Maurice Edelbaum
Reilly
Hauptmann
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Holy See and Japan to establish diplomatic relations
The Holy See and Japan will establish mutual diplomatic relations. A nuncio in Tokio will replace the apostolic delegate and a Japanese embassy or legation will be opened in the Holy See after lengthy negotiations.
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Vatican City
Holy See
Japan
Tokio
Vatican
Land of the Rising Sun
Unis
Rivers Reach Flood Stage In Indiana
The White and Wabash rivers surpassed flood stage in central and western Indiana, flooding fertile lowlands and eight state highways. Lafayette saw the Wabash three feet over flood level, Covington one foot over, and Elliston reported the White near three feet above danger. An additional rise was expected with more rain forecast tonight.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lafayette
Covington
Elliston
Green County
Anderson
Roosevelt Attacks New Deal Foes At Chamber Clash
President Roosevelt sharply challenged critics among big business during a press conference, saying the Chamber of Commerce misrepresents the views of ordinary business leaders. He warned that the dispute could split business, alienate liberal groups, and clarify 1936 policy while reaffirming his 1932 pledge to help the forgotten man. Harper Sibley, new Chamber president, declined to comment on the president’s stance.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Washington
Chamber of Commercce
United States
New Deal
Ieft
Right
Jeff
Rochester
Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber
Sibley
Frederick C. Othman
United Press
Washington, D. C
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
White House
128000 Men May Strike By Next Weekend
Detroit-WP reports that over 125000 workers could be laid off by the end of next week if the Toledo Chevrolet strike remains unsettled. McGrady and Dillon advocate immediate talks with General Motors and AF of L organizers as 30,000 to 40,000 industry jobs hang in the balance.
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Detroit
Toledo
Edward I
McGrady
General Motors Corporation
Francis J. Dillon
American Federation of Labor
Dillon
United Automobile Workers Union of the
A. F. of L
Fred Sieger
Toledo Chevrolet
Automobile Labor Board
Chevrolet
Thomas J Williams
Caneasier
Charlton Ogburn
United States
NRA
Congress
Chicago
Whitney Camp Confident Of Colt At Derby Today
Whitney owner Cornelius Vanderbilin says his colt Today is in satisfactory shape and will run despite a heel bruise. The Derby field was reduced to 20 with withdrawals as conditions worsened. betting favored Omaha and Nellie Flag while Plat Eye and Commonwealth drew interest. Crowd estimates neared 60 000 as rain and mud tested Derby day turnout.
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Louisville
Cornelius Vanderbil
Whitney
Trolt
Hantinis
Derby
Nellie Flag
Omaha
William Woodward
Gallant Fox
Payne Whitney
Commonwealth
Walter M. Jeffords
Philadelpha
Downs
Jack Dempsey
Towne
Page & Coltwn
Wisconsin liberals discuss forming a third party in Washington
Liberal groups gathered in Washington to debate creating a new third party for the 1936 presidential race. Wisconsin figures George Schneider and Thomas Amlie helped organize the session with U S Senator Nye and Wisconsin Progressive Robert La Follette among attendees.
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Washington, D. C
Seversl
Ultralibers
House
George BR. Schneider
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Robert M. la Follette
Long
Louisiana
House Aims to Finish Work by June Fifteenth
Washington reports four months of effort by Democratic leadership to keep party unity and stifle revolts. Speaker Burns and aides say must bills lead ahead of the Senate and the gag rule era ends. The plan calls for passage of key White House bills by June 15 with two brief recesses to await Senate action.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Burns
Senate
Edward Taylor
Colorado
Burns
White House
Democrats Turn Over Banks to Republicans in Kankakee
In Kankakee a clash over fire department leadership and civil service rights led to Democrats ceding control of city banks to Republicans. Mayor Roy Taylor sought to end the dispute by replacing officials and addressing a reported city shortage as figures from Chicago and the State Firemen’s association weighed in on the upheaval.
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Kankakee
Tb Christman
John Berg
John Redmond
Repubiicans
Redmond
State Firemens Association
Chicago
Margaret Rentz
Republisen
Roy Taylor
Administratom Om Ocharats
Karpis Gang Member Sawyer Arrested in Mississippi
Washington reports the arrest of Harry Sawyer a principal Karpis Barker gang member in Pass Christian Mississippi last night. He was taken to New Orleans for questioning and arraignment in connection with the $200000 Edward G Bremer kidnapping. Deputy agents shadowed him two days and Sawyer admitted identity. His wife accompanied him to New Orleans and was not detained.
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Washington
U.P
Justice Department
Harry Sawyer
Karpis-Barker
Bureau of Investigation
Sawyer
Pass Christian
Miss
New Orleans
J. Edgar Hoover
Bremer
Onaha
Neb
St. Paul
Northwest
Alvin Karpis
Jarry Sawyer
Sea Lion
Minn
Edward G. Bremer
Department of Justice
Mississippi
Mie Lieson
Devil Meee
Mins
McCre
Lake
Thas
McGre
United States
RG. Carter Jr
Esplanade Avenue
St. Pagal
Marty Sawyer
St Paul
Department of Justee
Administration Chieftains Push Harrison Bill Amid Bonus Row
Washington leaders pressed for immediate passage of a Harrison backed bill to pay bonuses, seeking support during a weekend holiday. The Senate adjourned amid strong backing for the Vinson plan, raising odds against the Harrison compromise and prompting warnings of a Roosevelt veto.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
House
Patman
Vinson
Administration
Congress
A. G. McKnight
The
Blue Eagle
Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Beer dealer shot in South Side slaying mystery
Chicago police probe a beer war motive after 30 year old independent beer dealer Frank Young was killed when three gunmen forced his truck to stop. Joseph Gaidauskas, driver, said two assailants pulled him from the seat and Young was shot while defending the vehicle. Officers found cash on Young.
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Chicago
Frank Young
Young
Joseph A. Gaidauskas
Tiut
Weather snapshot from Great Lakes region shows frost and warmth
The report notes frost at night in Wisconsin and Minnesota with slightly warmer conditions Sunday. North Dakota parts are partly cloudy with a warmer trend, while Chicago and regional outlook call for a week with occasional showers and near normal temperatures. Observations list fair conditions, extreme highs around 99 in Raleigh and cooler readings elsewhere with frosty notes in several states.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Chicago
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Northwestern
Fair
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