Austrian Chancellor Schuschnigg consolidates power in Vienna
Scholarly Kurt Schuschnigg assumes supreme command after ousting Prince Ernst von Starhemberg and other Heimwehr leaders. He pledges Austria’s loyalty to Italy and signals friendlier ties with Mussolini, amid a tense, watchful mood as the Heimwehr contingency contemplates future influence and possible exile lead.
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Starhemberg
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Associated Press
Vienna
Ernst von Starhemberg
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigr
Italy
Schuschnigg
Mussolini
Kurt Schuschnigg
Heimwehr
von Starhemberg
Prince von Starhemberg
Rome
White Bass Festival Crowns Queens Across Three Towns
Oshkosh Winneconne and Omro prepare three day event celebrating white bass with queen coronations, parades, and pavement dances. The Winneconne crowning Friday night on main street. Oshkosh and Omro follow Saturday. school closures and aviation program add to festivities as visitors arrive to honor the silvery fish and boost local tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebagoland
Village of
Omro
Lake Winnebago
Main Street
Oshkosh
Ballyhoo
Illinois
Winneconne
S.J. Wittman
Mro Wittman
Dushaw
Sheldar
Vidas
Buaulf
Sasumi
Cief
Chiefs of Police
Vonnebugoland
Carvey Cron
VonDeConee
Ohhoeh
Liohing
Orhkash
Battle to Continue in Campaign Over Farm Currency Plan
Edward W. Lewis reports House inflationists regroup after defeat on the Frazier Lemke bill. Rep. Lemke and Rep. Patman predict a major fight over currency expansion in the next Congress, with Lemke vowing to campaign in districts. Democrats tout the vote as proof inflation is blocked and the administration gains confidence. Lemke warns eliminations of opponents and notes labor support despite AF of L objections. Continued on Page 2.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
WU P
House
William Lemke
North Dakota
Wright Patman
Texas
Lemke
Rules Committee
John J. O'Connor
Organized Labor
Green
American Federation of Labor
Joseph W. Burns
Government Man Shot in Indiana as Killers Escape
John R. Foster of Marion Indiana an alcohol tax unit agent was killed during a chase with two men in a black Ford coupe near St John south of Hammond Indiana. Agent Guy B Goodin survived the exchange. Authorities scoured roads and checked rum runners and suspects across the region while the suspected killers fled.
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Hammond
Ind
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John R. Foster
Marion
St. John
Foster
Guy B. Goodin
Milwaukee, Wis
Goodin
Fate
Calumet
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ford
Trew
Coles Ge
Lafayette
Chicago Man May Be Kidnaped
Chicago detective George Foster seeks help after identifying Seymour De Koven a Chicago artist as missing in New York. De Koven reportedly feared vengeance linked to Eli Daiches murder. a note from the Ansonia Turkish bath appeared as clues. De Koven, son of Dr. Bernard De Koven, was known in Bohemian circles for art and controversial works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.2
George Foster
Hauptmann Defense
Police
Seymour de Koven
Chicago
Foster
de Koven
Eli Daiches
Ansonia
Bernard de Koven
Phillip Yarrow
Walter Hart
One Killed and Three Hurt in Milwaukee Car Crash
A Milwaukee man identified as Bi ar bar, 19, was killed and three companions injured when their car swerved to avoid an interception and burned. Evelyn Johnson, 17, Milwaukee, was injured in a separate auto collision last Sunday on a highway.
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Milwaukee
Ballard Barbiar
a.C.dent
Evelyn Johnson
Robinson's Penalty I Fe Team in Atlanta
Thomas H Robinson Jr, 29, a Nashville kidnapper, entered Atlanta federal penitentiary to begin a life sentence after pleading guilty in Louisville. He walked in with federal agents, while his wife sought divorce and his son faced the news as his father faced the consequences of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Thomas H. Robinson Jr
Stoll
Elwood Hamilton
Louisville
Associated Press
Atlanta
A.P
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Alice Speed Stoll
A. C. Aderholt
Nashville, Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson
Nashville
Alfred E. Downs
United Press
U.P
Alice Speed Stall
Tommy
Five convicts seize prison escapees in Oklahoma riot
Five long term inmates sparked a bloody breakout from McAlester prison as a guard team was overrun. Two guards were wounded Tuck Cope and Victor Conn were taken hostage while Powell was killed and tossed from an escape vehicle. Lead suspects named Beavers Herring Cunningham and Anderson. Bloodhounds hunted fugitives near Antlers Stewart.
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McAlester
Okla
William Doaks
Pittsburgh
Merrill
Mike Isabel
Doaks
Antlers
Roy Kenny
Stewart
Tuck Cope
Victor Conn
Jerry Stringfellow
Cope
Stringfellow
Powell
Kenny
Claude Beavers
Archie Herring
Jess Cunningham
Bill Anderson
W. W. Go
Morgenthau Seeks 623 Million From Compromise Tax
Treasury estimates show a 15 percent flat tax on corporate net income with surtaxes on amounts over 20 percent retained for reserves could yield 623 million dollars annually. The plan argues against loss of revenue by exempting large corporations and cites specific firms’ 1934 profits and taxes. Senate figures include detailed projections for closely held and dividend practices and SEC capital-raising concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.2
Secretary of
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Hoe
Hugo Black
Alabama
James M. Lanes
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
James Cousens
Repuote.n
Michigan
Harrison
Borah Foot In Air Toward Party Walk-out
Senator William F Borah moves toward walking out on his party as Ohio primary returns show Taft leading and Borah winning five or six of 52 Republican convention delegates in the state. Taft favored by anti Borah factions, Borah new strike at party leadership, Coughlin rally grows, Breckinridge weak in Ohio contest, continued in next column.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
U.R
William FE
Borah
West Virginia
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Cleveland
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Coughlin
House
Midwest
Henry C. Breckinridge
New York
Roosevelt
Steckinridge
Maryiand
Mary Erdlitz Leads White Bass Festival Queen Race
Officials reported ballots tallied into millions with boxes closed Wednesday night. Ten auditors worked at the contest HQ as Mary Erdlitz led unofficial tallies by a substantial margin and a large late vote block was claimed for her. Dolores Barsch and Vision Nuer trailed with strong showings well over two million votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Erdlitz
Oshkosh
Margan
Ap Lani Telly
Erdlitz
Hearing Set On Removal Action Of District Attorney
Madison Wisconsin June hearing scheduled to decide removal of Stevens Point district attorney. Governor La Follette reportedly to announce commissioner for the inquiry within days. The action follows pressure from a group of depositors and local press coverage in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
Phiri
Pro Follette
Stevens Pont
Si Pcre
Tage County
Dick Atte
Walter
Surat
Bearane
Moan
Rest
Omoenth
Carom
Comeone
Ted
Affirm van
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
M. FL Hoppa
Hindenburg Breaks Air Record on Transatlantic Run
The Hindenburg completed a record eastward flight from Germany to the United States setting new westward and eastward speed marks. The ship left Lakehurst after 61 hours 30 minutes from Friedrichshafen, beating the old 95 hour 22 minute record. It carried 47 passengers and crew on a routine homeward leg to Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Germany
Caramcroml
Europe
Othe
United States
Luneshart
Tory
United State
Feeld
Ee Hurst
Lakehart
Hindenburg
Lakehurst
Friedrichhafen
Geet Sap
Tran Coast
New York City
England
Police Seek Negro For Questioning In Guild Murder
Chicago police hunted a lanky, shabbily dressed man with a brick hat for questioning in the murder of Mrs. Lillian Guild at the W C A hotel area. Nurses at St Luke's nursing home reported terror before dawn as the intruder, described among locals as a Negro man, fled after an assault on staff and a chase across town.
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Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Lillian Guild
W.C. A
Lois Rickert
Shanen
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John Schntgg
Feteitttti
Nuun
Jiserg
Tae Q Ueen
Wirec Loring
Woinnebazo
Indiana
Robinson
IFE
Atlanta Federal Prison
Morgenthau
Idaho
Bolt
Mary Krolitz
Ato
Vision Nuer
Dolores Barsch
Enen
Man Hunted
Chicago Hospital
Turantruder
Edna Bidener
Miss Rickert
Cato
MiSs Fletcher
Hetey Clark
Tmaie
Catherine Burwell
Ruth Chace
Lois
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