DoHKQOH Firm Files Petition in Bankruptcy
Oshkosh Millwork Company began bankruptcy proceedings in the Eastern District of Wisconsin with a voluntary petition before Judge Geiger in Milwaukee. Total liabilities reach 140,885.43 against assets of 119,420.87, with secured claims 344,851.97 and unsecured 88,781.95. Major unsecured claims include E. H. Marquart and F. G. Henske at 53,823.47 combined.
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Oshkosh
United States Court
Eastern District of
Wisconsin
Geiger
Milwaukee
Charles H. Forward
Federal
Hazel R. Scott
Ripon
F. G. Henske
Brandon
J. B. Barlow
Oshkosh National Bank
Motor Acceptance Corporation
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
E. H. Marquart
Branden
Branden. Together They Held Notes Aggregating $53,823 47. Due the State of
City of
United States
First National Bank
T. C. Esser Company
Winnebago County
Rehabilitation plan outlined by new state banking commissioner
Allen Pflugradt, newly appointed state banking commissioner, outlined a rehabilitation program for the building and loan sector during a banquet in his honor. He urged liquid assets, conservative operations, sufficient withdrawal funds, and a uniform 3 percent dividend for five years with earnings added to profits and contingency funds, noting cooperation with federal agencies. Carl Taylor praised the plan and pledged full support from Wisconsin building and loan groups.
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Milwaukee
Allen G. Pfilufradt
New State Banking
Sioner
Pfingradt
Home Loan Bank
Federal Insurance
Pflugradt
Carl Taylor
Wisconsin Building and Canleague
Two Sheboygan Boys Killed in Plymouth Car Crash
Two Sheboygan High School students, both about 16, were killed when their automobile left Highway 22 and crashed into a tree near Plymouth, four miles from here, shortly before 7 PM. Eight others were injured, two critically. survivors were taken to a local hospital and St Nicholas in Sheboygan in poor condition. The group had been returning from Crystal Lake.
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Plymouth
Wis
Highway 22
Here
Robert Godfrey
Richard Otten
St. Nicholas T
George Walter
Crystal Lake
Heir Tax Plan Promises Higher Rates Across Incomes
Madison U P the Heil tax program to balance a large state budget was revealed. The plan raises tobacco and liquor taxes, lowers income tax exemptions, and reenacts prior taxes on dividends and chain stores. It targets $23 05 million more revenue, with a starting tax for single earners over 600 and married childless earners over 1500.
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Madison
U.P
United Press
Julius
P. Heil
Navy ordered to buy 48000 pounds Argentine corned beef
Washington reports Western senators condemned President Roosevelt's directive to the navy to purchase Argentine canned corned beef. Senator Walsh urged cutting the ban on foreign purchases in the navy budget, arguing American packers lack beef and would need costly new canning gear. Senator O Mahoney cited Argentine subsidies as giving cheaper meat and urged protection for U S producers. Roosevelt said the Argentine bid via the cooperative was cheaper and higher quality, noting U S imports of nearly 100 million pounds yearly from Argentina and Uruguay.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Department
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Appropriations Committee
Navy
Walsh
Argentina
Uruguay
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
South America
United States
Aventine Meat Producers Cooperative
Commerce Department
Snite to embark on pilgrimage to Lourdes shrine
Miami Beach Florida reports Jered B Snite Jr a 28 year old infantile paralysis victim who has traveled 15900 miles in an iron lung begins a journey to the shrine at Lourdes France with masses and holy waters to seek spiritual uplift though not hoping for a cure His father says the trip will start from New York aboard the Nor temandic and include transit by train to France
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jered B. Snite Jr
Freddie
Pyrenees
France
Mracles
Lourdes
Our Lady of Lourdes
Young Sniic
China
Jourrey
Fred B Sayre
Chicago
Leurées
Sint Bernadeth
Tran
New York
Filipino Arrested On Charge Of Plot With Other Nation
Manila. Benigno Ramos former Sakdalista leader returned from three years in Japan and was arrested on a charge of soliciting money to promote immediate independence of the Philippines The Manila Tribune reported rumors of a plan for independence aided by a foreign power awaiting guarantees He was released on 1000 bail.
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Manila
Benigno Ramos
Sakdalsta Party
Japan
Manila Tribune
Philippines
Itsmr
the Tribune
Ramos
United States
Sakdalista
Coast Artillery Strengthened With New Gun Batteries
Washington reports a reinforcement of the coast artillery to bolster U S defense against air raids. The War Department announced an expansion creating 18 additional gun batteries for the continental United States, aiming to raise air defense strength by about 22 percent.
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Washington
Bu Inet
Air and
Sta
Continental
United States
War Department
Army
Trading Stamp Law Hearing Planned Next Week
Milwaukee officials announce a hearing set for next Friday on the recently enacted trading stamp law. District Attorney Herbert J. Stet has scheduled arguments as two Milwaukee department stores challenge the statute as unconstitutional.
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Milwaukee
Irsin
Herbert J. Stet
British French move to bind Turkey in widened front
The British French bloc seeks closer ties with Turkey as a Polish protest over Danzig sharpens the German Polish dispute. Chamberlain says Britain and Turkey would aid each other against aggression in the Mediterranean, with France signaling a similar accord. In Paris sources hail Turkish inclusion as a sign of possible Soviet backing and a counter to Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.
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Turkey
Danzig
Germany
Poland
Free City
London
Chamberlain
Britain
Mediterranean
France
Pars
Soviet Russi
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Joseph Pilsudski
Vienna
Vatican
Lewis Rothschild
Paris
Grew
Austria
Metropole
Gestapo
Secret Police
Kurt Schuschigg
Joseph C. Grew
United States
Japan
Hachiro Arita
Shanghai
Kulangsu
Amoy
China
Shanghai International Settlement
Harry T. Yarnell
Chi
United States Asiatic Fleet
Aimoy
FSCC Denies Trading in Wheat Futures Market
Washington U4 The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation issued a release denying reports that the government had traded in the wheat futures market. Officials said the FSCC has never dealt in grain futures, is not doing so now, and has no intent to do so in the future. The statement noted FSCC transactions are for cash and that reported wash sales of grain were offset by stocks of wheat in storage.
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Washington
Federal Surplus Commedities Corporation
Govpmnation
Corparstuan
Thel
FSCC
Senator Wiley Speaks For Older Postal Workers
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin addresses concerns of aging postal workers in Washington. The remarks touch on compulsory retirement ages and pension issues, highlighting calls for policy adjustments to ease the burden on veteran employees and ensure continued service.
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Sen. Wiley
Washington
Wiex
Renuboecan
Weconsin
Aurato
Publisher After Abduction And Robbery Stuns City
Philadelphia and Brooklyn events collide as publisher George Palmer Putnam is found unharmed after kidnapping demands for the author of The Man Who Killed Hitler. Police chase leads into a broader intrigue connected to Cacopardo, a key government witness in a murder case, while a separate inquiry ties into a Brooklyn murder plot and a famed psychiatrist figure.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
N.Y
John Cacopardo
Molly Starace
Cacopardo
Sing Sing
Herman Penno
Tare
Oigave
James A Kelly
Morris Bolber
Datcher
Smurert
Yieth
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Hitler
Bakersfield
Calif
UoNswyod
Amela Earhert
North Dollywood
Putnam
Pri
Pir
Poinam
Tham
Shonifs
Los Angels
Wwe
Former Calimet Judge Hume Dies in Chilton Wis
A former CAIIMET judge named Hume died at his home in Chilton Wisconsin after an illness. He was 72 years old. The deceased served as a judge in the district and leaves behind a legacy in local legal circles.
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Chilton
Wis Gee
Tare
Persog
Hume
Owas
Center men granted ted of damage claim
Fond du Lac Wisconsin report on a damage claim case where a Waupun man and others faced a circuit court outcome. The record mentions a trader bringing a 387500 domain claim and references several local figures and entities including a mall operator and a casualtan Conyers. The text is garbled but indicates the pair sought action in a local court, with a verdict or ruling affecting damages.
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Fond di Tae
Wis
Wester
Gary Anymed
Grover Tournedotte
Vatees Mall
Conyers
Hiproas
Farm bill faces renewed push to cut agriculture spending
Washington House economy advocates vowed to renew effort to slash the agriculture department budget, now set at a Senate approved total of 1.219 billion dollars. Senator Adams proposed blanket next year spending cuts to save 5.25 hundred million, with a pending formula to reduce federal outlays.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Department
Senate
Adams
Colorado
Congress
White House
Weekend Of Fine Weather Seen Across Midwest
Forecaster Lloyd predicted a weekend of fair and warmer weather for the middle west. He forecast a high near 75 in Chicago, 80s in Nebraska and Iowa, and the 60s in Minnesota and the Dakotas, with rain from Texas and Oklahoma northeastward through the Ohio Valley to Virginia and the Atlantic coast.
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Chicago
J. KR. Lloyd
Middle West
North Central
Lloyd
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Tessas
Oklahoma
Arkaneus
Ohio Valley
Varginia
Washington, D. C
Athinhe
Russian Aviators Given Gay Sendoff
New York report describes a reception for two Russian fliers whose recent Moscow to New York flight ended in a Nova Scotia detour. The event featured flowers and well wishers as colleagues, including staff from a trading company, gathered to honor the aviators.
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New York
Moscow
Nova Scotia
2A Tats Trading Corporation
Weather Summary From Northwestern Observations May Day
Weather notes from May 2 with temperatures around 49 to 54 degrees reported by Workshall Observatory. Includes a dawn to dusk window, no precipitation, and regional conditions across Great Lakes and surrounding areas.
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Sheivevert
Chicago
Great Lakes
Saliess
Workshall Observatory
Southeas
Barntheter
Mines to reopen Monday after union shop rejection
Six members of the southern group of bituminous operators withdrew today from the Appalachian conference rather than sign the new two year contract with the United Mine Workers of America. spokesman L. C. Gunter said the group first voted No to the proposal for the union shop clause.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
C. SO
L. C. Gunter
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Wazard
Kanawha
West Virginia
Harlan
Appalachian
Tennessee
Virginia
Virginia Coal Operators Association
Gunter
John L. Lewis
C. O. Head
Die
United Mine Workers
C. I. Q. Head
Hols
Harlan Comand
Mines clash as Ozanic accuses govt of CIA alignment
Mt Olive Indiana reports Pro gressive Miners of America chief Joe Ozanic charges the federal government is aligned with the CIA to force eastern operators to sign un American illegal UMWA contracts. He plans complaints to the NLRB and cites six mines in Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee withdrawing from a conference.
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Mt. Olive
Joe Ozanic
Progressive Miners of America
Ozanic
National Labor Relations Beard
United Mine Workers’ Union
General fishing opening delayed by misunderstanding vote
A report from Madison details a miscommunication about fishing licensing rules. The senate debate centered on whether recent tiles to advance licensing required red and red users to have a license, with Sen. G. Erle Ingram proposing measures. The bill’s passage remained unclear as neither chamber had acted.
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Murcison
Atiers
Devine
Megata
G. Erle Ingram
Eau Claire
Hayaya
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United States District Court
C. H. Forward
Allen Pflugradt
Sheboygan
West
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SCC
Elas Compton
Wilson Compton
Wilson
Arthur Folly Compton
Karl Taylor Compton
Bing
Camporde
Cuttgerdn
Paul Petry
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