Missing Baby Found Alive After Two Nights in Woods
Thelma Ann Wilke age 21 months was found by neighbor Albert McClellan after a three mile search in dense jackpine woods near Mauston Wisconsin. She appeared alert and hungry, wearing one shoe and sock, and was taken to hospital with her mother Hattie Wilke who collapsed with relief.
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Mauston
Wis
Thelma Ann Wilke
Hattie
Albert McClellan
Thelma Ann
Stanley
McClellan
CCC
Wilke Farm
Here
Thelma
McClellar
Morgan F. Rider
Juneau County
J. S. Hess
Willie
August
Fac
Jubilee Day Parade as King George V Reigns at St Paul’s
London marks 25 years on the throne with a grand procession to St Paul’s cathedral. King George V and Queen Mary inspire reverent cheers as troops police and crowds fill the streets, a lone communist banner sparks a brief disturbance.
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George
Ludgate Circus
Burdette T. Johns
Associated Press
London
British Empire
George V
Mary
St Paul's Cathedral
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's
Hyde Park
Royal Air Force
Scotland Yard
Pay Last Respects Tomorrow To Durkin Huckleberry Finn
Mollywood Calif. funeral services will honor Trent Junior Durkin the 19 year old actor who played Huckleberry Finn. He died Saturday in a car crash near San Diego that also killed John Coogan Robert Horner 25 and Charles Jones 24. An inquest will be held as soon as Jackie Coogan leaves the hospital.
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Mollywood
Calif
Trent Junior Durkin
Huckleberry Finn
San Diego
Heather
Glendale
Dur Ikin
Jackie Coogan
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Coogan
Durkin
John Coogan
Robert Horner
Charles Jones
Coogan Ranch
Jackie
San Diego County
President Willing to Wait Awhile
Washington and capitol talk described the legislative struggle as an endurance contest as congress idled through another week of the Roosevelt program. The senate faced potential defeats on the bonus while the house moved toward an omnibus banking bill and the extension of NRA. A radio address by Father Coughlin sparked calls for action on the Patman plan, with estimates showing veterans may receive around 500 dollars in net cash depending on certificate status. The failure to push bills raised the specter of a possible fall special session.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
White House
Capitol
Senate
Vinson
Patman
House
Charman Steagall
Banking Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Wall Street
Harrison
H. C. Thompson
United Press
France Votes In Municipal Elections Shows Voter Mood
Paris. In nationwide municipal contests in 38014 towns about 11.5 million votes were cast for 459000 municipal councilmen. Premier Flandin, reelected, broke his arm in a car crash en route to vote and joked about his injury. Edouard Herriot failed to win a majority in Lyons and faces a runoff. Pierre Laval was reelected in Aubervilliers and Jean Chiappe secured the Paris suburb mayorship. The tally signals support for the status quo with left parties in the majority.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
France
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Vete
Domecy-sur-Sure
Flandin
Charles Plandin
Rene Dumas
Edouard Herriot
Radical Socialist
Lyons
Pierre Laval
Aubervilliers
Jean Chiappe
Sixth
Pars
Status Quo
Great Lumber Industry of Northwest Closes Up
The Pacific northwest lumber industry shut down today in a first general strike since World War I. In Portland 1,600 workers were on strike, with 925 walking out immediately and the rest joining within the past ten days as union workers demanded signed agreements from operators.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Portland Mills
Hawks speed flyer rests at Los Angeles after 7725 mile flight
Los Angeles reports Frank Hawks, speed flyer, rested here after completing a 7725 mile flight from Buenos Aires, Argentina to Los Angeles in 48 hours five minutes. Hawks, joined by Gage Irving of an airplane firm, said the trip aimed to gather data on air routes between South and North America.
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Los Angeles
Frank Hawks
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hawks
Gage Irving
South
North America
Albuquerque
Kansas City
Charles Bledsoe
Transcontinental Western Air Offices
New York
Bledsoe
Atlanta
Bland Genpner
Genpners Heart
Driver and porter rescue 15 aboard bus near Salisbury
Salisbury Md. The driver and porter of a Norfolk to New York Great Eastern bus rescued 15 passengers without serious injury last midnight when the bus suddenly became enveloped in flames five miles south of here.
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Salisbury
Great Eastern
Here
Relief Proposals Five Times Fund in Washington
Government expects work relief proposals totaling 20 billion dollars, five times Roosevelt's fund. The works allotment board prepares for its first White House meeting to advise on projects. Readiness includes 100 million non federal public works and 301 million PWA and interior allotments impounded for relief administration. Governors mayors and officials visit Washington seeking allocations as details remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Allotment Board
White House
Ickes
PWA
Interior Department
Relief Administration
Congress
Wisconsin Steam Corp Formed To Furnish City Heating
The Wisconsin Steam corporation, formed in Eau Claire to establish a central heating plant for city business buildings, was granted public utility status by the state public service commission. The action allows the company to present plans for the heating plant and its proposal to issue securities to finance the project.
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Madison— (T
Wisconsin Steam Corporation
Eau Claire
Cta
State Public Service Commission
Flu Plague Hits Barrow Alaska Stricken Hamlet
In Barrow Alaska flu devastates the community with many dead and dozens ill. Presbyterian missionary Henry W. Griest reports severe shortages of food and vaccine with grave diggers preparing as storms trap relief. A plane carrying serum for 50 patients was dispatched from Renton to Cordova to hasten aid.
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Seattle
Barrow
Alaska
Army Anal Corps
Associated Press
Thane
Messrs
McDonnell and
Tower of
New York
Bear Hunters
Henry W. Griest
N.D
Alaskan
Renton
Here
M. D.] Kirkpatrick
Cordova
Griest
Kirkpatrick
Senator Cutting Killed in Fogbound Plane Crash
Senator Bronsall M. Cutting of New Mexico perished when a TWA transport plane crashed near Atlanta in fog. Nine others were injured, including Hollywood director Richard Wallace and Paramount staffers. The crash halted a westbound mission to film near Annapolis as survivors were rushed to a Maton hospital.
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Harvey Belton
Kansas City
Capitol K. St. Greeson
Joanne Anne Hillias
Richard Wallace
Hollywood
Paul Wing
Tollywood
Toby Wing
Drew
Santa Monica
Calif
Chint
Paramount Studios
William Kaplan
West Los Angeles
Paramount Studies
Metzger
D. Js. Mosker
Senator Cutting
Washington
New Mexico
Kaplan
Novotny Bill Would Reorganize Penal Board
Madison Assemblyman Ray Novotny proposes a bill to overhaul state penal and charitable institution governance. It would replace the three member executive board with an 11 member administrative board led by a director of state institutions, adding ex officio UW officials and a governor nominated professional, with four year terms and a $7,400 salary cap for the chief.
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Madison
Ray Novotny
Oshkosh
Aree
University of Wisconsin
Facuity
Stand collapse injures fourteen during parade in Newcastle
Fourteen persons were seriously injured and about fifty others were less seriously hurt when a stand collapsed during a military parade in Newcastle England tied to the silver jubilee celebration.
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Newcastle
Eng
Grandfather Sacrifices Life Saving Grandson at Wisconsin Creamery
In Mondovi, Wisconsin, 13 year old Arnold Becker was rescued from a revolving shaft by his 63 year old grandfather Henry W. Robinson. The grandfather freed the boy but was killed as his clothes were drawn into the machinery. The boy was hospitalized with a broken leg and chest injuries.
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Eaw Claire
Wis
Arnold Becker
Mondovi
Henry W. Robinson
Mondovi Creamery
Supreme Court Rules Against Railroad Retirement Act
In a 5 to 4 decision the Supreme Court declared the railway retirement statute unconstitutional, saying the act exceeded congressional power and violated due process. Justice Roberts delivered the opinion, with Justice Hughes in the minority. The ruling targets retirement annuities tied to employees not directly engaged in interstate commerce and suggests implications for NRA policy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Roberts
High Court
Hughes
Brandeis, Stone
NRA
Vie
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ife
Dresdent Roosevelt
Showers Expected In Wisconsin And Minnesota Tuesday
The forecast calls for showers tonight in Wisconsin with unsettled conditions and little temperature change. Minnesota should see partly cloudy skies turning breezy and cooler by Tuesday with central portions affected. Northwestern observations report fair conditions at 7:38 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. highs near 56 in Milwaukee, with scattered readings across the region showing a cooler pattern and no precipitation Saturday into Sunday.
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Baeza
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Fair
Milwaukee
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Ludington
Sault Ste. Marie
Buckstaff Observatory
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Kirksville
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Novotny
Cosauthor
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Stone
Cardozo
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