Fail to Agree In Coal Strike
New York reports that John L. Lewis led the United Mine Workers to a planned nationwide soft coal shutdown by midnight Friday after the policy committee did not defer action. About 50,000 to 60,000 miners could be idle as contracts lapse, with possible effects on anthracite and municipal energy needs.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Appalachian
Finois
Progressive Miners of America
A. FL
W. L. Robinson
Appalachian Conference
Robinson
Vetman
House Group Again Boosts Defense III
Washington debate opened on a record navy appropriation of 770473241 dollars for 23 new ships including two battleships and 500 airplanes. Chairman Scrugham urged faster defense buildup while opposing war, saying the United States must defend democracy unless forced into conflict.
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Washington
House
Scrugham
Nevada
Europe
United States
Lindbergh Sees No Immediate European War
Charles A. Lindbergh has told friends he sees no imminent danger of war in Europe. Returning to the United States to survey aviation research facilities for the army, he discussed potential progress and believed the United States should extend its expansion program while others abroad show little urgency about conflict.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Perms
Swith Lindbergh
United States
Igjk Wm
Lisens
Tim Giself
Gt Teast
Germany
Grudh Fe Nove Tates
Jranes
Jax
Armour Nominated Envoy to Argentina
Washington reports President Roosevelt nominates Norman Armour of New Jersey to serve as ambassador to Argentina. The nomination moves through the usual Senate confirmation process as the administration seeks to bolster ties with Buenos Aires amid regional diplomacy.
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Armour
Argentina
Washington
Roosevelt
Norman
Qnout
New Jers
Ambascedos
Father of slain girl listens at trial of Miller
Gail Girton, father of 18 year old Alice May Girton, sits through Adrian H. Miller’s trial in Racine Wisconsin as prosecutors press for the death penalty. Miller, an engineering student from Racine, is charged with killing Girton after an assault and theft of her undergarments. The defense aims to show a past confession without recall of the death, while the judge limits certain evidence.
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Fort Warsne
Ind
Gail Girton
Winchester
Alice May Girton
Adrian H. Miller
Racine
Wis
Girton
C. Byron Hayes
Miller
3 SAS
John Taylor
Jugee Harrs Gilgeran
San Diego
Calif
Wasane Hospital
Howard Zimmermin
Riga
Wisconsin Weather Summary From Early May Forecast
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with light winds along the south and east central areas. Temperatures range from a 34 to 65 degree spread, with a 24 hour high near 65 and a low around 34, while southwest winds and a steady barometer are noted.
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Iby
Wisconsin
Lake Lurther
Hinnes
Beursille
Truckstaf
Weemsdey
Manmum
Molotov Successor To Litvinoff
Vyacheslav Molotov, 49, named Soviet foreign minister replacing Maxim Litvinoff, who was released from duties at his own request. The move signals a crucial shift in Russia’s diplomacy amid British French-Russian bargaining and Nazi propaganda pressure. Observers question effects on Geneva talks and the Baltic and Black Sea security plan.
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Wade Werner
Moscow
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Soviet Russia
Joseph Stalin
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
London
Britain
France
Geneva
Baltic
Black Sea
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Warsaw
Belie Litvinoffs
Liva
Gitmit
Jenepa Goebbels
Germany
Night foreman crushed to death in Milwaukee plant
A work accident at a Milwaukee facility left a night foreman dead after a trampling incident. Police and investigators described tangled machinery and a collapsed lamp as contributing factors during the shift change.
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Night Foreman
Two Arrested After Chicago Tavern Killing
Detroit police said two men and a woman were arrested after a running gun fight related to a Chicago tavern shooting where a patron was killed and two officers wounded. Orville Watson admitted involvement and described a razor blade operation on his abdomen. The trio, extradited to Chicago, faced multiple prior robberies in Detroit.
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Detroit
Chicago
Leo Doyle
Orville Watson
Watson
Edward Riley
Susanna Smith
Doyle
Riley
Ruby
S. Hirschfeld
Illinois
Michigan
Alex Ferguson
Rezar
Increase in Farm Funds Approved Across Agencies
Washington reports an approved rise in farm funds including 225.9 million for farm surplus removal and 172 thousand for administration. The package adds 15 thousand for agricultural services and an assortment of line items aimed at expanding farm programs and subsidies.
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Washington
Capocrat
Georgi
Tti
Progaram
Claims Against Securities Firm Denied by Judge
Madison banker reports that a federal judge denied the claims against B. E Dyckmen & Co, a Madison securities firm, by 15 firm salesmen represented by trustee Samuel B. Sche. The trustee objected to priority claims, noting the assets were attacked under bankruptcy rules and that payment on a priority basis was unlikely. Names and amounts tied to the rejected claims are listed from Green Bay to Madison, with several creditors reporting modest sums and one large claim of 349,447 from George H. Raber in Torn.
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Madison
B. E Dyckmen, & Co
Madison Securities Firm
farn + commission
Samuel B. Sche
Poly
Heaton
Caomena
Ants
Chai
Stewart
Green Bay
C. Casey
Green
Future of Civilization at Stake Amid Global Debate
Fragmented OCR synopsis notes a global discourse on civilization's fate with mentions of Paris and European figures. The readable text hints at political urgency, referencing Daladier and ominous warnings about the future, though details are garbled and unclear.
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Daladier
New Federal Agencies Still Seem Certan This Week
Washington reports unexpected adjournment risks delaying the June 24 establishment of three new federal agencies for public works welfare and lending. The House rejected a Republican resolution blocking Plan No 1 but Democrats backed the plan praising its efficiency goals. Warren a Democrat from North Carolina supported the regrouping while Republicans attacked waste and inefficiency. It is expected that further reorganizations may create three or four more plans with two more in development.
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Washington
Congress
House
Representative Tabor
New York
Tabor
Warren
North Carolina
Taber
Robinson
Kentucky
White House
Federal Works Agency
PWA
WPA
Bureau of Public Roads
Social Secure Board
Public Health Service
National Youth Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Export-Impnrts Bank
Wisconsin
America Hull
Suvner Falls
Majerwy FS
Regeet Prag Ware
Geovern Ora
Iwatien Plan
Uwe Tollevang
Fram Wareonsin
Bret. Boller
Juneeane
Charles Hawk
Honeons
Warry
West Salems
Eetitier Laia
Appleton
Freok B. Keefe
Chhesh
Milwaukee Filtration Plant Functioning After Outage
The Milwaukee filtration plant is back online after a period of downtime. Officials report the facility is operating at typical capacity and filtering up to the city’s demand. Two bodies were recovered from the river near Akita prefecture, with authorities continuing searches for missing persons.
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Milwaukee
Confesses to Poison Deaths in Milwaukee Case
District Attorney Herbert J. Steffes announced that Mrs. Anna Louise Sullivan aged 50 confessed to poisoning deaths of her stepson James Sullivan 18 and her second husband Fred Ricklefs 34 and to attempting to kill her third husband Michael Sullivan 60 and his six year old daughter Theresa. A first degree murder warrant was issued based on James's death. James died April 28 and Ricklefs died January 30 1921 the poison given in soup. Michael and Theresa remained hospitalized with Michael in hospital since December and Theresa since February 20.
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Milwaukee
Herbert J. Steffes
Anna Louise Sullivan
James Sullivan
Fred Ricklefs
Michael Sullivan
Theresa
Sieffes
Sullivan
Courty Park
Rickles
Sirs
Edn Murphy
Japs Won't Join Europe Alliance
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled report about Japan’s stance toward a European alliance, with apparent misreads of names and places. The readable bits indicate a geopolitical topic, mentioning Japan and Europe in a defensive or non-committal context, but specifics are unclear.
Haddow Appointed Pierce County Judge
Haddow, a former district attorney, has been appointed as Pierce County judge. The selection, effective from April, ends a 24 year wait and places Haddow in the judiciary with a background in local law and service in Pierce County.
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Haddow
Pierce County
Mariisnan
Emsworth
Berm
Pierre Cempts
Rose Fe
Filsworth
Kings of
State Vocational Ed Conference Opens in Oshkosh
Hundreds attend the Wisconsin Vocational and Adult Education Association convention in Oshkosh with sessions at Hotel Rault and area schools. Key programs include addresses on education reform and vocational training, a Friday banquet, and meetings involving 1,200 attendees and state educators from Northwestern and Columbia universities.
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Edwin A. Lee
Columbia University
Wisconsin Vocational Association
Lee
Wisconsin Vocational and Adult Education Association
Strand Theater
C. W. Hlingworth
Oshkosh
George Oaks
A. M. Bleyer
G. W. Crann
Northwestern University
MH. V. Slater
America
Gen. Smediey DV. Buller
U. S. Marines
Newton Square
A. Nonymous
Wisconsin
Kraulf
Rauli
Athearn
Uhngeworth
George Qiks
George Qiks , Address Oof Wmecome A Mr. Brewer Wii Rep. Folesky
Tentative Approval Of New Code Bill Described In Detail
The article outlines tentative approval of a new code bill with references to dates, committees, and officials. It discusses administration by the state quarter and mentions exemptions for certain members while emphasizing the goal to make provisions effective through amendments or potential repeal of existing code law.
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