Apprehension Grows Over Europe Peace Outlook
Eastern diplomats fear a shift in Poland after Joseph Pilsudski's death and the unresolved Iaro-Ethiopian border dispute. Haile Selassie appeals to the League of Nations against Italian military buildup in East Africa. Laval and Litvinov discuss aid as Poland faces reapprochement decisions. Rome and Moscow signal shifting alliances.
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Europe
Africa
Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Italy
Geneva
League
East Africa
Britain
France
Rome
Gibenale Ditalia
Add
Pilsudski
Russia
Germany
Laval
Moscow
Litvinoff
London
King and Queen Surprised by Enthusiastic East End Crowds
King George and Queen Mary, with Princess Elizabeth, took a surprise drive through crowded east London at 3 p m yesterday. They were nearly mobbed by cheering thousands as crowds blocked streets. Two police cars cleared the way and the royal couple enjoyed the display of popular affection at the close of silver jubilee week, returning safely to Buckingham Palace.
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London
W.R
George
Mary
Princess Elizabeth
East End
Buckingham Palace
Isle Royale National Park Group Organized
Escanaba Michigan region news reports that about 100 people from Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota formed the Isle Royale National Park Association with the aim of urging federal acquisition of Isle Royale in Lake Superior for national park use. Officers elected include Guy B Hunner president Odia Potter and Mrs Matt Farmer vice presidents E C Voght secretary and William Warmington treasurer.
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Escanaba
Mich
Isle Royale Nations Park Association
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Guy B. Hunner
Iron River
Odia Potter
Ahmeek
Matt Farmer
Madison
Wis
E. C. Voght
William Warmington
Counterfeiter Lustig Arrested in New York City
The Secret Service and NYPD arrested Victor Lustig, a notorious Austrian counterfeiter, in Manhattan. They seized $38,008 in fake notes and 25 to 38 plates, found in a subway station hideout.
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Washington
Secret Service Today
New York City
Victor Lustig
Lustig
New York
Secret Service
Metropolitan Police
Main Street of Sparta I Under Water
Sparta Wisconsin was flooded as Beaver Creek overflowed its banks following a severe storm. Water two feet deep covered Main Street and damaged the Michael Reisinger tinshop wall and nearby barns, with widespread destruction to farm equipment and merchandise in the city.
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Wis
Beaver Creek
Michael Reisinger
Main Street
Wisconsin
Chicago
Illinois
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Missouri
Iowa
Lamson Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Wife Murder Case
San Jose California jurors told Superior Judge RR. R. Syer they could not agree after 652 hours of deliberation in the murder trial of David A. Lamson. The judge ordered further deliberations despite the deadlock and refused to dismiss the jury.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
RR. R. Syer
Verde
Syer
Furthier
Pilsudski Dies Leaving Poland in Mourning
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski, Poland's iron-willed dictator, died of internal hemorrhage from stomach and liver cancer. Tributes poured in as government and opposition called for unity. Acting minister of war Brig. Gen. Tadeusz Kasprzycki announced flags would be crepe bedecked, with prayers across churches starting tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Pilsudski
Tadeusz Kasprzycki
Army
War Office
Pulsudski
Kakowski
Francesco Marmaggi
Madame Pulsudski
Marshal
Casimir Lapecki
Lithuania
Lithuanian Sol
Wilno
Marshial
Pierre Laval
Moscow
Marshal Pilsudski
Wawel Castle
John
Vienna
Belvedere Palace
Pres. Ignace Moscicki
Edward Rydz Smigly
Joseph Beck
Kasimir Sosnowski
Belvedere
Two Masked Men Hold Up Luick Dairy Office
Two masked men robbed the Luick Dairy main office at 60 East Ogden Avenue in Milwaukee, fleeing with about $1600 after firing one shot to deter pursuit. They confronted cashier A. J. Willis and forced three other workers to lie on the floor in the cafeteria as pistols were used to threaten staff.
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Luick Dairy Company
A. J. Willis
Willis
East
Ogden Avenue
Ziegler Attacked and Killed by Lions at Farm Exhibit
Herman Ziegler, 46, renowned animal trainer, died after 18 African lions he raised mauled him in a lion farm arena near Los Angeles. Officials used tear gas, clubs, and guns to drive off the beasts after he stumbled and fell. Ziegler had blamed the attack on Mars and Menelik, two of the lions, who followed the lead of Mars during the assault.
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Los Angeles
Herman Ziegler
Ziegler
Here
Mars
Menelik
Charles Gay
High Court Adjourns Without Ruling on Farm Act Validity
Washington The supreme court adjourned today without ruling on the constitutionality of the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium act or the validity of NRA as challenged in the New York poultry case. They meet again next Monday and may issue decisions then or later.
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Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
New York
Milwaukee Priest to Take Over Job of Msgr. O’Hearn
The Milwaukee priest will assume duties at St James in Kenosha after Msgr. David J. O’Hearn was injured. Father Cotter’s vacancy at St Matthew’s in Milwaukee will be filled by the Rev. Joseph Neller of North Fond du Lac. St Matthew’s school and church plan a farewell for Father Cotter, with a Wanster service on Thursday.
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Milwaukee
Apri
Mev. James
Cotter
David J. O’hearn
St. James’ Church
Kenosha
O'Hearn
Father Cotter
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Joseph Neller
North Fond du Lac
St. Matthew's ‘School
Father Colter
Auto plunges into Lemonwen River killing New Lisbon man
Lloyd Anderson, 25, drowned when his car went through a bridge guard rail into four feet of water in the Lemonwen River near New Lisbon Wisconsin. His son Russell Severson, 24, was unharmed and reached the shore after the mishap following a dance event.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Loyd Anderson
Lemonwen
Anderson
Russell Severson
Weather notes and temperature readings across Wisconsin and region
Associated Press reports a cooler start to Sunday with showers near Lake Michigan, followed by partly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin. Readings show Milwaukee at 55 degrees with cloudy skies, Kansas City hitting 90, Little Rock 68, Helena 34, Yellowstone data from Buckeye Observatory. Observations include daily highs and lows, precipitation 1.23 inches, wind from the south, barometer 29.68.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Towight
Northwestern
Clawdy Milwauker
Kansas City
Littlecom
Helens
Yellowstone
Buckstar! Observatory
President to argue against inflation in Patman veto
Roosevelt set to veto the Patman bonus bill and press inflation as a core issue. Conferees forecast he will argue new money for the unemployed and jobholders could risk inflation, with history showing early inflation leading to disaster. House and Senate leaders anticipate votes to uphold or override the veto, while Coughlin denounces Long and urges Roosevelt against the bill.
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Postveto
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Wigit
Detroit
Charles BE. Coughlin
Huey P. Long
Coughlin
Long
National Union For Social Justice
Ito
Kelly Enroute Home to Aid Governor in Pushing Relief Bill
Governor Horner moves to pass emergency relief as Illinois faces vast destitution. Private soup kitchens and charities cope while a $1.2 million Rural Rehabilitation loan nears exhaustion. Cook County plans to issue more relief bonds as a 1 percent tax increase hopes to fund state relief, with Chicago Mayor Edward Kelly returning from vacation to back the effort.
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Springfield
Illinois
Henry Horner
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Federal Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Wilfred S. Reynolds
Cook County
Chicago
General Assembly
Edward J. Kelly
Three Years Of Toil In Alaska Plan Delivers Hope
Palmer Alaska residents begin work under the Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation plan with CCC help. Two to three years needed to clear 40 acre homesteads for planting, while builders set up log homes, roads, a school and community facilities near Palmer to serve 400 children, plus a gym and entertainment hall.
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Palmer
Sam
CCC
Matanuska
Don Irwin
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Talking Too Much Is Complaint By Lyle C Wilson Upstert Press
New Deal officials warn against excessive talking by leaders including John N Garner and James A Farley. Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corp and Mortimer Keevis of the Federal Reserve Board are cited for minimizing inflationary danger. Republican critics, led by Arthur Vandenberg, challenge Hull Rooseveldt trade treaties and cite Peck's reports as ammunition for anti New Deal arguments. This item appears as a political column continuing on page 2 column 1.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
John N. Garner
James A. Farley
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mortimer S. Keevis
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Gus Jones
T Roosevelt
Jones
Lewies
Mac
Eliott Thurston
Washington Post
Thurston
Roosevelt
Corded Hull
George N. Peck
Peek
Arthur Vandenberg
Michegan
Peck
No Communist Taught Says U President
Chicago leaders deny Walgreen charge that University of Chicago indoctrinates students with communism. President Hutchins, trustees head Swift, and Prof Merriam defend academic freedom and vow against classroom propaganda. Walgreen testified 90 minutes before a state senate committee alleging indoctrination and subversive influence.
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Reuben S
Frodin
Associated
Bress
Chicago
Charles R. Walgreen
University of Chicago
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Harold H. Swift
Charles E. Merriam
State Senate
Walgreen
Chan Drug Store
Cucille Norton
Merriam
Ibisim
Death of Schumann Heinke great grandson at Stevens Point
Stevens Point Wis Jan 1 A streptococcal infection from measles killed the great grandson of Madame Schumann Heink just before a Mother's Day broadcast. He was 11 months old Han Hirzy mother was a Schumann Heink daughter. Madame Heink, 74, spoke of motherhood and tribute to Mrs Roosevelt on the radio program.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Ernestine Schumann-Teik
Mother Schumanneink
Chicago
Ilans Hirzy
August Schumann Fleink
Hans
Madame Schumann- Heink
Massive Pacific seaplane flight joins fleet
Honolulu reports the largest naval concentration in Pearl Harbor history with 42 warships at anchor, and 43 seaplanes completing an overwater mass flight from Honolulu to a secret Pacific rendezvous. Two destroyers and a naval plane crash killed two sailors, prompting damage control efforts. An expanding exercise includes a Marine expeditionary force from San Diego near its implied objective, while secrecy stays tight on route details.
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Walter B. Clausen
Associated ‘Press
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Richard Chadwick
Billsfield
Mich
Lea
G. A. Miller
J. G. Payton
Joseph M. Reeves
Naval
San Diego
Admiral Reeves
Chester
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