Pick South Park School As Site For Junior High
The Oshkosh school board endorsed South Park school ground plus rear land as the preferred site for a new junior high on the South Side. The proposal, backed by the South Side Business Men's club, urges immediate action by the common council to acquire the property. The plan would create the largest school ground in Oshkosh, involve closing Leach street to merge two city blocks, and require land on Florida, Delaware, and Georgia streets.
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South Park
South Side
Delaware Street
South Park Avenue
Florida Street
Georgia Street
Herman Hossub
City of
Oshkosh
Leach Street
Southpark Avenue
Hungary's Imredi Seizes Drive On Nazi Threats
Hungary's new premier Bela Imredi outlines foreign policy leaning toward Germany and Italy while promising drastic action against agitators. He aims to suppress Nazi and fascist elements, push two anti agitator bills, and launch a five point program including compulsory labor service and corporative control. The move follows Daranyi's resignation and signals government led enforcement of anti Jewish measures.
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Budapest
Hungary
Bela Imredi
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Imredi
Germany
Italy
Poland
Bela Imredy
Imredy
Koloman Daranyi
Bdeth
Ferenc Szalasi
Hiller
Iimredy
Datanyi
Darangi
House of Gepuixs
Japs Achieve Goal Lunghai Railway Cut East of Tangshan
Shanghai report says a Japanese army communique announced the Lunghai railway was cut east of Tangshan as mobile troops blew up a bridge and disrupted traffic to central China. It claims 400,000 Chinese troops are trapped in Suchow, with Suchow heavily bombed and 100 civilians killed. Japanese forces also landed near Foochow to threaten the Canton Hankow line, with over 200 planes in operations.
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Shanghai
Lunghai
Central China
Tangshan
China
Suchaw
South China
Foochow
Canton-Hankow
Suchow
Tientsin-Pukow
Min
British Ship Sunk by Rebel Raiders Near Valencia
A British ship named Greatland was set afire and sunk by bombs during three air raids from 11:30 p m to 3 a m. Twenty were killed and 18 wounded ashore. The raid struck royalist cities on the east coast with further raids reported in Barcelona at midnight and noon.
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Valencia
Lioyd’s
Barcelona
Weather summary from Wisconsin and Great Lakes region
Cloudy tonight with rain in the extreme east portion and cloudy to slate on Sunday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 8 to 30. Great Lakes region expected generally fair for part of the week with a later chance of precipitation. From Blackstone Observatory, Thursday 89 temp range to Friday 69 maximum and 34 minimum, precipitation none, wind southeast, barometer 29.45 inches.
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Son
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Yellowstone
Great Lakes
Bwckstall Observatory
Nazis Protest Arrest of Six in Rio Revolt
Rio de Janeiro reports German government protests to Brazil over the arrest of six German citizens suspected in a brief fascist uprising against President Getulio Vargas. Authorities say the detainees were individuals, not foreign agents, amid a wider crackdown that has held some 800 suspects and seized weapons including 80 bombs.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Fres
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
Greenshirts
Karl Ritter
Oswaldo Aranha
O Globo
Luiz Nascimento
Sao Paulo
Integralists
Raul Leite
Manutto Bernardi
Plinio Salgado
Germany
Two Die In Highway 141 Crash Near Green Bay
Russell Hansen 28 a Milwaukee salesman was killed when his car failed to navigate a curve on Highway 141 and struck a tree near Green Bay. John Juley 22 an expert swimmer and Golden Gloves boxer died today from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Green Bay
Wis
Russell Hansen
John Juley
Hansen
J. B. Ford Sales Company
Milwaukee
Juley
Fond du Lac Woman Wounded in Family Yard Shooting
Fond du Lac Wisconsin. William Kluge was arraigned in Green Lake court today on charges of shooting his wife as she tried to wrest a shotgun from him during a dispute renewing their divorce. Their eight children witnessed the shooting in the family yard.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
William Kluee
Green Lake
Mussolini warns of doctrinal war as democracies threaten
In Genoa Italy Mussolini warned that totalitarian states would unite into a bloc and march to the end if threatened by democratic powers. He spoke after touring Genoa and declaring Italy seeks peace but must defend itself against anti fascist bias and anti Italian rhetoric from U S leaders and officials.
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Genoa
Italy
Benito Mussolini
United States
IL Duce
Harry H. Woodring
Woodring
Interior
Harold Ickes
Waly
State Department
Ethiopia
Mussolini
France
Spain
Barcelona
Franco
Great Britain
Laly
Duce
Della Vittoria
Adriatic
Stresa
Mary
Germany
Rome-Berlin
Yugoslavia
Senate approves Davies for ambassador post
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Joseph E. Davies as ambassador and minister to Tagzburg. Davies has previously served as ambassador to Russia and now takes on the new diplomatic post.
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Senate
Davies
Washington
U.P
Joseph E. Davies
Tagxemburg
Russia
Mexico Cuts Ties With Britain
Mexico and Great Britain sever diplomatic relations after Mexico expropriated British oil properties valued at 250000000. Mexico withdraws its London ambassador Primo Villa Michel and closes the legation, while Britain may retaliate with economic measures. Dispute centers on a 370,962.71 peso claim due Jan 1 and Britain's demand for full compensation, with Mexico denying Britain's right to analyze its domestic affairs.
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J. P. McKnight
Mexico City
Mexico
Great Britain
Britain
Lazardo Cardenas
London
Primo Villa Michel
Owen St. Clair O'Malley
O'Malley
Great Brita
Cardenas
United States
Aquila
Royal Dutch Shell) Oil
Eduardo Hay
Spaak Forms Belgian Government To Tackle Budget
Brussels reports socialist Paul Henri Spaak quickly formed a new Belgian cabinet after King Leopold approved his choices. He named a non MP to head finance and proposed limited decree powers to raise taxes. The 39 year old former radical seeks stronger control with 11 ministers and a take it or leave it approach.
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Brussels
Paul Henri Spaak
Spaak
Leopold
Paul Emile Janson
Spark
Cawson
Paot
National Defense
Tovean
Fram
Iande
Belgaum
Chace
Chile Exits League Over Covenant Reforms
Chile announced its intention to quit the League of Nations citing failure to reform the league covenant. Agustine Edwards, Chilean minister to London, said only major edits could revive the league and noted the need to involve powerful nonmember states like the United States, Brazil, Germany, Italy and Japan. Meanwhile a Swiss Soviet clash over Swiss neutrality dominated the council, with Max Litsinoff and Dr. Giuseppe Motta at odds on abstention and a negative vote. The final text grants Switzerland neutrality within the league in exchange for a guarantee that the league may operate freely in Switzerland.
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Geneva
Chile
League of Nations
Agustine Edwards
London
Edwards
United States
Brazil
Germany
Maly
Japan
Hide
Switzerland
Soviet
Russia
Maxim Litsinoff
Giuseppe Motta
Motta
Litwine
Swerland
League
Senate confirms Wisconsin postmaster nominations
Washington reports the Senate confirmed several Wisconsin postmaster nominations yesterday. Recipients include Walter J Hyland of Madison, William A Robber of Coloma, John T Tove of Fremont, Max Roating of Green Lake, James A Stewart of Lac du Flambeau, Raymond A Whitehead of Oconomowoc, John V Nickodem of Phelps, Irwin J Beeck of Princeton, Edwin F Smith of Wes au wed, and Wisconsin Veterans Home.
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
Waler J Hyland
Madison
Willam
Coloma
John T Tove
Fremont
Max Roating
Green Lake
James A Stewart
Lac du Flambeau
Oconin
Raymond A Whitehead
Phelps
John V. Nickodem
Princeton
Irwin J. Beeck
Wes
Edwin F. Smith
Veterans Hore
Senate group seeks to cut public works funds in relief bill
A coalition of Republicans and conservative Democrats in the Senate said they would try to drop all public works funding from the 3.154 billion spending lending program urged by President Roosevelt, reducing the total by about half. Led by Senator Byrd of Virginia, they would back works progress administration relief and other direct aids while opposing pump priming. The House approved 1.465 billion for public works loans and grants, and Senate opponents signaled possible demands for state participation of one fourth to one third of relief outlays.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Byrd
Virginia
Works Progress Administration
House
County highway police barred from taking bail in court
Madison attorney general Orland S. Loomis informed District Attorney Charles L. Larson that county highway police officers who serve as deputy sheriffs cannot take money for appearance of offenders in court. He noted city police may have bail rights if a city approves, but absent city action they have none. Loomis also told Milwaukee County officials that a county board may suspend regular rules when a quorum exists by majority or other desired vote. The Milwaukee board is revising its parliamentary procedures as to required votes for suspensions.
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Madison
Wis
Orland S. Loomis
Charles L. Larson
Ozaukee County
Loomis
C. Stanley Perry
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County Award of Supervisors
New Deal Is Attacked In Talks At Wisconsin Convention
Wisconsin Young Republicans convened for their fourth annual state meeting at Oshkosh with about 150 delegates. Speakers attacked the Roosevelt New Deal and urged party reform, with Frank B. Keefe urging a liberalized Republican ship and Colonel Frank Knox slated to speak in the evening after William H. Stafford opened the program.
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Wisconsin
Athearn
James Tucker
Indiana
Harlan Kelley
Sheboygan
New
National Party
Phil la Follette
Frank B. Keefe
Oshkosh
Milwaukeean
William H. Stafford
Milwaukee
Stafford
Hoover
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Colonel Knox
The
Stanley Jazz
Sentiment grows for modification of Neutrality Act
Washington report notes Senate Foreign Relations predictions that Congress will revisit the Neutrality Act next session. Hull warns against piecemeal revision, while senators hint at possible broad changes or repeal in time. Borah supports substantial revision and opposition to cash and carry.
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Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Hull
Spain
State Department
Lewis
Mii Neis
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
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