Ludlow Seeks To Keep Legislators On Hand All Year
Indiana Democrat Louis Ludlow proposes keeping Congress in Washington until the next session begins January 2 amid tense international relations. He criticizes ill advised speeches and urges Congress to avoid entanglements while defending the homeland and upholding the Monroe Doctrine. President Roosevelt and leaders discuss adjournment timing. no date set.
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Washington
Iu.i
Louis Ludlow
Democrat
Indiana
Congress
Ludlow
America
Roosevelt
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Agriculture Department
Chamber
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Glider pair claim 9600 feet in California flight
John Robinson and Dick Essery say they soared to 9600 feet in a 50 mile glider flight from Dry Jake in Borego valley crossing the Cuyamaca mountains. They belong to the Associated Glider Clubs and registered the height on altimeters but lack barographs for official recognition. Richard Du Pont holds the US record at 6800 feet.
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San Diego
Calif
John Robinson
Dick Essery
Dry Jake
Borego Valley
Cuyamaca Mountains
Richard du Pont
Wilmington
Del
United States
King Queen Prove To Be Good Sailors On Voyage
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth prove steady at sea aboard the Australia liner Empress of Australia during a Canada United States voyage. A light breeze caused minor pitching, several diners faintly noted during service, while a hazy cruise group slowed in fog before resuming normal speed.
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Australia
George VI
Elizabeth
Canada
United States
Lnner
Southampton
Glasgow
Wheels Stop During Rites for Seymour
Green Bay Wis every wheel on the Green Bay and Western railroad system stopped for one minute at 2 p.m. today during the funeral of Frank B Seymour former president who died Saturday at age 82 Seymour had 63 years service with the road and served as president 11 years before retirement in 1934.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay and Western Railroad
Frank B. Seymour
Seymour
The
Road
Duke Pleads For Peace In Radio Speech
The Duke of Windsor in a Verdun broadcast appeals for peace and warns against another war. He speaks as a soldier of the last war, cites German and British nations as desiring peace, after touring Dead Man's Hill battlefields. Duchess aided him. broadcast follows abdication farewell.
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Harold Ettlinger
United Press
Verdun
France
U.P
the Duke of Windsor
America
George VI
Atlantic
Canada
United States
England
Duke
Parley on Social Legislation Names 84 District Heads
The Sixth congressional district conference on social legislation in Fond du Lac named 34 district leaders and formed a permanent body. L. F. Jones was temporary chairman. The session praised Roosevelt programs, denounced Coughlin, supported La Follette liberties, upheld the Wagner Act, and opposed state civil service changes and anti union measures.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
L. F. Jones
F. Ryan Duffy
Margaret Bork
Oshkosh
Samuel Leghorn
Ripon
Pat Curran
Neenah
J. M. Knippel
West Bend
Adam Paul
Hartford
Roosevelt
Charles E. Coughlin
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
President Roosevelt Signs Bill for $1.7 Billion in Two Departments
Washington July 7 President Roosevelt has signed a bill appropriating 1 700 815 054 to run the Treasury and Post Office departments for the fiscal year beginning July 1 The Treasury allocation is 909 627 810 and the Post Office receives 790 987 244 Largest of the departmental supply measures set to support federal operations for the year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Post Office
Post
State musicians favor mill tax to support bands
One hundred members of the Wisconsin State Musicians Association attending the semiannual conference in Wisconsin Rapids voted to support a state mill tax for maintenance of municipal bands. They also advocated national legislation to commission band leaders in the army and National Guard and to increase the size of service bands. Association president Velmer Dahlstrand of Minocqua said musicians would be more active in state politics.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wisconsin State Musicians’ Association
A. F
Sioning
Jeacers
Army
National Guard
Velmer Dahlsiand
Mityeukee
Eight Dead In Weekend Accidents
Eight people died in Wisconsin weekend accidents including a drowning and a tire explosion during repair. Victims named include Charles A. Excell Jr 17 at Kenosha area and Ralph Hammersmith 22 near Sturgeon Bay among others in Milwaukee Cudahy Rhinelander and Clinton. Accidents ranged from sailing mishap to vehicle crashes and a streetcar collision.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Charles A. Excell Jr
Kenosha
Ralph Hammersmith
Sister Bay
Jean Anne Abbott
Port Washington
Fred Mueller
Darlington
George R. Zanders
Milwaukee
Alfred E. Weck
Cudahy
Theodore J. Stoltz
Rhine-lander
Lawrence Grenewalt
Clinton
Rock County
Waukegan
Lake Ichigan
Hospital
Hammersmith
Sturgeon Bay Hospital
Lester Knutson
Ephraim
Door County
Abbott
Raey
Verna
Weather summary from Wisconsin and surrounding regions
Partly cloudy in northwest and east, with showers in extreme north and south tonight. Cooler tonight with generally fair conditions Tuesday. Observations from Buckstaff Observatory report maximum temperatures around 0 and minimum near 63 with southwest winds and a barometer near 20.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Nardwest
Phoomm. Anz
Japan may sign military pact with Germany and Italy
Tokio officials indicated Japan could conclude a military agreement with the axis powers. War Minister Itagaki cited the anticomintern spirit as a basis, while Overseas Minister Koiso argued for Japan’s cooperation with Germany and Italy amid encirclement. Analysts saw behind the scenes maneuvering as Berlin signaled a response to Tokyo’s earlier refusal to join a broad alliance.
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H. Q. Thompson
United Press
Tokio
U.S
Seishiro Itagaki
Japan
Germany
Italy
Domei
Gen. K. Koiso
East Asia
Europe
Berlin
Baron Kiichiro Hiramuma
Rome
Russia
Britain
France
China
Chungking
Foreign Office
Navy Ministry
Chiang Kai Shek
Shanghai
South
Supreme Court to Rule on La Crosse Bank Night Action
Wisconsin Supreme Court orders La Crosse Theaters Company to show cause by May 12 why a temporary injunction should not restrain bank night in the Riviera Strand and Riviera theaters. Circuit Judge Cowie filed action alleging violation of criminal law and public health concerns. high court requested explanation before calendar hearing.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
la Crosse
Riviera
Roberts
Cowie
August C. Hoppmann
High touTt
Hearma
President Returns From River Cruise
President Roosevelt arrived at the White House from a Potomac river cruise. His guests included Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas and Mrs Douglas, and Commerce Secretary Hopkins Ring.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Potomac River
William C. Douglas
The
Supreme Court
Douglas
Secretary of Commerce
Hop- Ring
Britain Holds Danzig Future Chiefly Matter of Negotiation
Britain signals Danzig status to be settled by negotiation among involved powers and hints at potential mediation. In separate report from Tennessee, a 22 year old Burgunder faces murder charges in Phoenix after confessed killings, with his future uncertain as authorities prepare to transfer him.
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Danzig
Maoxville
Tenn
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert M. Burgunder Jr
Arizona
Seakie
Wash
Washington State Reformatory
Burgunder
Jack Peterson
Elvis M. Koury
Richard F. Harless
Earl Sell
Johnston City
Bur
Arizona Teachers College
Tempe
Tennessee
Teachers College
A W Pitt Fremont Heads Legion Group
Stevens Point Wisconsin reports Arlin W. Pitt of Fremont was arch commander and Carl Ruddant of Shawano vice commander as the Eighth district of the American Legion closed its annual conference. Henry Regner urged delegates to emphasize Europeanism and home problems while the Stevens Point post was praised for child welfare efforts.
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Stevens Point
Wis
The
America Legion
Arlin W. Pitt
Fremont Arch
Carl Ruddant
Shawano
Henry JC. Regner
West Fend
Sid
Etzhik
Regner
Stevens Point Post
Frank Greenva
Wakes
State Department
Welfare Board
Gil Sierbeck
Milwanker
State Admiaatc
Cal
William Hoigen
Waisconsin Westeran
Wauvarar
Midman
Wausau
Herbert Helpe
Appleton
Scott Camy
Platteville
Gere Weber
Baranoo
William Seamering
Foley Jr Named Treasury Counsel Candidate
Washington report says E. H. Foley Jr. of New York was likely chosen by President Roosevelt to be general counsel of the Treasury. Pending Senate confirmation, Foley would succeed the late Herman Oliphant as top lawyer for the department. The president also sent Navy academy class announcing graduation for Senate action.
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Washington
I —Educary Hon
New York
Rowevelt
Foley
Seling General
Emanso
Inc
Herman Oliphant
Senate
Naval Academy
WPA Uphold by LaGuardia
Washington Mayor La Guardia told the House WPA investigating committee that abandoning the Works Progress Administration would be terrible. As chairman of the United States Conference of Mayors he urged more city discretion in project selection and warned that no city could bear the relief burden alone. He said continuing employment programs is the American way and called for changes in allocation methods.
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Washington
LaGuardia
New York City
Works ‘Progress Administration
United States Conference of Mayors
la Guardia
House
WPA
Erar
Taylor
Democrat
Colorado
Showers to Cool Midwest Regions
Government forecaster J R Lingh predicts showers sweeping the Midwest from the east, cooling Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin with a moderate temperature drop after a 24 degree Chicago high. Two Rivers Wisconsin registered 32 at noon while many places reached the upper 70s and Manitowoc recorded 78 at 4 am yesterday.
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Chicago
J. R. Lingh
Mlinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Mercury
Two Rivers
Wis
Mamiowoc
Here
Italians Hope For German Polish Peace
Italian fascists grow hopeful for German Polish reconciliation as Mussolini signs a Axis pact with Germany. Ciano and Ribbentrop announce the political and military alliance while optimism centers on a peaceful Danzig settlement and Italy’s influence in Berlin and Warsaw. The pact draft remains to be completed.
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Milan
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Galeazzo Ciano
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Danzig
Berlin
Warsaw
Ciano
von Ribbentrop
Badger Bureau to Cut Traveling Costs in State Agencies
Madison may slash traveling expenses by about 25 percent as the newly created Bureau of Departmental Research targets uniform travel allowances. Last year’s travel across departments totaled over 1.5 million dollars, with the conservation commission and University of Wisconsin among major spenders. highway commission spent 290,155 dollars.
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Madison
Bureau of Departmental Research
la Follette
Charles McKeown
Julius P. Heit
McKeown
The
Conservation Commission
University of Wisconsin
Department
Agriculture and Markets
Banking Commission
Board of Health
Industrial Commission
Public Service Commission
Tax ‘Commission
Treasury Department
Highway Commission
House Restores Sum for Bases in Pacific and Wake Island
The House approved a peacetime naval appropriation bill totaling 773.434 million and tentatively restored 2.9416 million for air bases on Palmyra Miliwar and Johnston islands in the Pacific. The panel had balked at 2.959 million for Wake Island and other sites, but House action restored the three items at Chairman Scrugham’s request with no debate.
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Miliwar
Palmyra
Johnston Islands
Pacific Ocean
Appropriations Committee
There Islands
Wake Island
Scrugham
Nevada
Naval Appropriations Subcommittee
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Stable, Wash
Johnson City
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Soo Line
Rhinelender
Greenwall
Beloit Hospital
Newark
Charles A. Excell Sr
Lake Michigan
Pacific Boxer Works
LA Grosse Bank
President
Waterloo Station
London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Marquess of Crewe
Chamberlain
Sir Samuel Hoare
Viscount Clrfax
Cable
FO Olayines
Richard Buller
House of Commons
Butler
Poland
League of Nations
International Tribunal
Wilhem Lorde
Moscow
Forminy
Russi Foreign Commisssor
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A.W. Pitt
Fremont
Legion
E. H. Foley JR
Pest
Midwest
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