Resignation Move Over Superior Central Principal Wade
Spencer requests the resignation of C. G. Wade as principal of Superior Central High School after a student strike and charges from Superintendent Spencer. Wade defends curriculum aims and cooperation, cites conflicting interpretations, and asks for Dickinson reinstatement.
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Spencer
Lulu J. Dickinson
Superior
Wade
Associated Press
Wis
Cc. G. Wade
Superior Central High School
Board of Education
Supe
RB Spencer
Changes in Guard Personnel at Waupun Prison Expected
Madison reports possible changes in guards at the state Waupun Prison. Warden Oscar Lee indicated the prison authority may discharge a few incumbents tied to a legislative investigation into conditions at state institutions. Some guards are cooperating, and officials expect two or three personnel shifts.
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Waupun Prison
Associated Press
Madison
State Pennenté
Oscar Lee
Capitol Times
Fyantace
Warren Lee
Noted Duluth Architect Dies After War Service
Duluth Minn Carl Clyde Di ars veteran naval reserve commander and noted architect died last Saturday in Minneapolis after returning home. He served in World War I and designed major public buildings in northern Minnesota. His widow and two children survive.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Carl Clyde Diars
Minnesota
Cantain Keiler
Minneapolis
Wesley
Deputies to Patrol as Speed Cops in Tutembare
In Tutembare Wisconsin town fathers consider overhauling motorcycles for a speed patrol. They plan to hire two part time deputies to act as a deputy fisherman and police drunk driving and speeding offenders.
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United Présid Tutembare
Wis
Wisconsin man wins $1000 prize in national waste prevention contest
William J. McHale of Menominee Bay Shore Lumber Company earns the top $1000 award for a device turning mill waste into usable dimension stock. A. L. Thonsas and Fred Wiebner win $500 and $100 prizes for related lumber handling innovations. Other winners are from various U.S. mills.
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Bascom Xni
Timmons
Odron
Daily Northwestern
Washington, DP. C
Wisconsin
William J. McHale
Menominee Bay Shore Lumber Companys
Sopecion
Ich
Washiasusn. C
Ming Up
Saronill Offal
J. V. Quinlan
HS Company
Mmchaele
A. L. Thonas
A. ©. Truxturs Lumber Companys
Charleston
S. C
Wisconsin Mn
Fred Wiebner
Kneeland- McLard Lumber Company
Philips
United States
AfeHale
Hemlock & Hardwood | Manufacturers’ Association
Wiebner
Cmd
Martonis Oomber Manufacturers Association
Dane County Bar Members Seek Disbarment of Former Judge Sinten
Dane County Bar Association members sign a petition urging the Wisconsin Supreme Court to disbar Ole A. Sinten, former Dane County Superior Court judge, as disbarment proceedings continue after accusations of ethical misconduct and borrowings from private lenders.
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BAR Body
Madison
Dane County Bar Association
Ole A. Sinten
Dane Count
Wisconsin
Uniform cooperative game laws among aims of Governor Zimmerman
Governor Zimmerman touts uniform game laws and seasons at the Chicago exposition opening. He invites Governors Small Hammill Green and Christianson to discuss conservation. He says game hogs who exploit season differences would be stopped by coordinated laws.
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Zimmerman
Madison
Wis
Fred I
Chicago
Small
Ivinels" Hammill
Iowa
Green
Michisan
Chris Anson
Minnesota
Grain futures trading halted by Chicago Board of Trade
The Chicago Board of Trade suspended futures trading beyond September due to regulatory uncertainty from pending state legislation. The move aims to halt December deliveries as proposed licensing reforms loom, with officials warning trading could shift to another state if laws pass.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Srain
Senate
Mar
Ted Press
Tah~ Caicage Board of Trade
Ff Laure
Kessitte
Harer
Linger
Jbl
TONIGHT'S BEST RADIO FEATURES ACROSS NETWORKS
Radio listings show WEAF with Ponchieri opera Ea Gio Conda across eleven stations at 9 p m Roxy and his gang on WIZ five twenty p m WLW Cincinnati 8 p m Burns corkere WHA Madison 7 15 p m educational program University of Wisconsin WEAF broken eleven stations seven m Gypsies and John Barnes Wells.
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United Press Central Time
WEAF
Ponchieri
the Gypsies
John Barnes Wells
Woman Pictured As Serpent Luring Her Victim
Three killed and six seriously hurt after a weekend car crash near Wisconsin sites. Bert Froeming, Watertown barber, died in Watertown hospital after losing control and hitting a tree. Mrs. Frank Heitler and Miss Henrietta Lang among the injured. Police say the car skidded off the road and struck a tree. Darlington chief of police Frank Moran dies after being struck by a car while stepping from behind a parked vehicle.
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United Press
Madlen
Lloyd Lund
Wiiea
Bert Froeming
Watertown
Tatertown
Frank Heitler
Picht
Gnelda County
I Wis
Idlieg
Sachen
Watertown Hospital
Radgust Hoppe
Henrietta Lang
Jean Powers
Froenning
Froaenning
Miss Lane
Tourista
Associated Press
Darlington
Wis
Frank Moran
Saris
Dukas Bell
Bell
Moran
Defense summations wrap Snyder murder trial in four hours
Long Island City courtroom hears Mrs Snyder defense attack Gray and Henry Judd Gray as the "people of New York" case against Ruth Snyder. Gray’s attorney Millard portrays Ruth Snyder as the predatory force in the plot and claims Gray faltered from duress and timing as Dr Neail testifies no fatal blows. The crowd fills the room as Millard presents a new version of the murder night.
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Associated Press
Queens County
New York
Snyder
Dena Wallace
Henry Judd
Gray
Ruth Snyder
Wallace
Henry Judd Geax
Jase
Graf
Grey
Wahren
Chely
Paul W. White
United Press Star
Long Island City
Ruth Snasde Todey
Judd Gray
Wiliam Millard
Albert Snyder
Millard
Huth Snyder
Jedd Gray
Eee
Hoamar
Neail
Snyders
Neve
Dana Vrai J
Momsie
Faniis Council
Building Falls In Night Ruin Traps None. All Escape
Nearly 369 customers and employees escaped unharmed when the department store structure collapsed into ruins. Proprieter Loula Goldblatt said the warning crack appeared ten minutes before the rumble and the crew evacuated. Mae McGinnis was injured after being hurled from the fourth floor and hospitalized. Authorities initially feared many trapped but later confirmed no deaths or injuries beyond the clerk.
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Br Associated Press
Thicnen
Bettef
Fito
Davies Loula Goldblatt
Wafety
Mae McGinnis
Ajl Hospital
Goldblatt
Fourth Class Offices in Presidential Grade
The Post Office Department announces advancement of several Wisconsin fourth class post offices to presidential grade. Listed towns include Oneida Ogdensburg and sprng Brook with values ranging from about 1,206 to 2,169 dollars.
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Fourth Glass
Rls Timmons
Washington
Daily North— Western
Washington, D. C C
Wisconsin
Oneida
Sprng Brook
Braussels
Cobh
Kansastilie
Ogdensburg
Poysipyi
Siatesar
School Work Eaten Up By Young Folks
Associated Press report from Racine Wisconsin quotes a Northwestern University professor lamenting that school work is being consumed by students in a tastier form. He argues education has become a banquet in junior colleges and high schools as new ideas spread. Also noted are upcoming weather forecasts for Wisconsin with showers and colder conditions possible tonight.
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Associatnd Press
Racine
Norbwestern
Haiel Racine
Catholic Central Verein leader urges youths to join
Racine Wisconsin AP report covers Frank C. Elted president urging young men to join the Catholic Central Verein rather than other social groups. He calls for uniform books in all parochial schools to spare children moving cities from buying new texts. Delegates were welcomed by Major Armstrong at St. Catherine’s auditorium. a solemn high mass followed.
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cAssociated Press
Racine
Wis
Frank C. Elted
Catholic Central Verein
Wisconsin
Wiéalep
Arigstrong
St. Cather
Rilled
Sebastian Milsaukee
First Day Sees Unclear Shootout Amid Rough Play
An incomprehensible fragmentary report notes scattered shots and confusion during a first day event. It mentions players or teams in a garbled sequence with broken words and no clear outcomes or names.
Lutheran Reunion At Peace Lutheran Church
Members of the first twenty classes at Antica Wiss gathered at Peace Lutheran Church yesterday for a reunions service. Attendance included confirmed members and former classmates with a special service following.
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Wiss
Peace l Lutheran
Neil
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Tornadoes and blizzards devastate Midwest to Dallas area
A weekend spree of tornadoes blizzards and floods left dozens dead and hundreds injured across Texas Missouri Kansas Iowa and surrounding states. The Red Cross urged relief efforts while authorities assessed widespread property damage and ongoing rescue needs.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Texas
Garland
Nevada
Dallas
Missouri
Kansas
Towa
Hutchinson
Kanas
Tme
Dalllas
Oshkosh Young Lady Injured in Neenah Bridge Crash
Miss Pearl Hyde of Oshkosh was struck on the temporary Neenah bridge when she applied brakes to avoid an abrupt stop by a car ahead. Her auto rear end collided with the other vehicle and was then struck by a Wisconsin Light and Power Co bus. the bus driver was uninjured and the cars were damaged.
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Oshkosh
Neenah Bridge
Neenah
Wisin Automobile
Hyde
Oshkach
Wisconsin N, Light, Heat and Power Company
Miss Hyde
Nungesser Flight Progress Reported Over Newfoundland
The navy department said Captain Nungesser passed Cape Fare, Newfoundland, en route from Paris to New York, with about a thousand miles remaining. Conflicting reports from St Pierre and New York agencies showed sighting and non sighting notes as radio updates circulated amid a possible transatlantic crossing in adverse weather.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Nungesser
Portland
Nunxesser
Coll
Paris
New York
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Havas Agency
H Is
St Pierre
Promptus
Care Eece
Vogue in hiding places of illicit liquor changeable as styles
Madison reports a Prohibition official says hiding spots for illicit liquor shift with fashion. Officers raid homes discovering stashes behind doors and under beds as they push arrests in Gre at Monifor and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Madison
Roland W. Dixon
Iran
Monifor
Elcohel
Leonard Price
Frank Sikorsk
Ana
Deka
Alex Paunsek
Prohibition
Businessman Dies at 72 President of Local Bedding Firm
Milwauder Frederick L. Kunkel, 72, president of the Crean City Bedding company, died at his home yesterday. Born in Germany, he came to the city at age 14.
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United Dress
Milwauder
Frederick L. Kunkel
Crean City
Bed‘ng Compins
Heresterday
Germany
Ping
Oleg
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