Oshkosh City Faces Winnebago County Trial Over Sewage Plan
Madison Circuit Judge A G Zimmerman will set an order making Winnebago County the site of the trial over the state board of health action against Oshkosh for discharging untreated sewage into Lake Winnebago. The board seeks a mandatory injunction and plans for a sewage plant with deadlines. The city failed to submit plans or begin construction.
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Madison
A. G., Zimmerman
Winnebago County
State Board of Health
Oshkosh
Lake Winnebago
Zimmerman
Dane County
Lewis Magnusen
H. T. Ferguson
Board of Health
Ferguson
Sty
Colonel Lawrence S condition critical after motorcycle crash
Dorsetshire England report said General Lawrence was in extremely critical condition at Camp Bovington Military hospital after fracturing his skull in a motorcycle accident. Physicians said his status remained too critical for operation. A boy cyclist, William Harbreaves, 15, also received concussion and shock but not considered serious. An honorary surgeon to the king traveled from Bournemouth to assist.
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Dorsetshire
England
J. T. E. Lawrence
Camp Bovington Military Hospital
Great Britain
Bournemouth
Laurence
William Har- Breaves
Bessemer Local Votes Against Strike in Iron Mines
Tronwood Mich The Bessemer local of the Miners Union voted 146 to 128 against a strike in the iron mines here. Earlier officials said the union favored a walkout. An earlier acclamation led to petitions for a secret ballot, yielding last night's result. The Bessemer union is the strongest in upper Michigan.
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Tronwood
Mich
Bessemer
Miners’ Union
Bessemer Union
Upper Michigan
Mooney to File Another Writ for Habeas Corpus
Thomas Mooney, serving life for the 2016 San Francisco parade bombing, plans another petition to the California Supreme Court for a writ of habeas corpus after a district court of appeals denied a similar request. The move cites a U.S. Supreme Court ruling directing exhaustion of California remedies.
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San Francisco
Thomas Mooney
State Supreme Court
George J. Davis
Mooney
State District Court of Appeals
Marin County Superior Court
United States Supreme Court
California
Automakers Restore Jobs Across 12 Cities After Strike
More than 1,200 workers at the Atlanta Chevrolet Fisher plant returned to work as GM and union actions ripple across 12 cities. Toledo transmission production resumes and 10,800 regain employment in Cleveland and Toledo plants. 4,600 in St Louis. 1,300 in Flint. Tarrytown and Bloomfield plants easing back workers amid national labor talks and collective bargaining discussions.
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Atlanta
Chevrolet. Motor Company
Fisher Body Company
Detroit
General Motors
Toledo
Chevrolet Motor
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chevrolet
Fisher
Flint
Mich
Tarrytown
N. J
Bloomfield
American Federation of Labor Auto
Cincinnati
Francis J. Dillon
Dillon
Buick
AFG
President's Automobile Labor Board
Leo Wolman
Hupp Molfor Car Company
Wa Pape
Coleaall
City Homes Included in Mortgage Bill
Madison The assembly widened the farm mortgage relief bill to include city homesteads and business real estate used to support families. The 30 hour week measure passed and then faced revisions to apply nationwide and to exclude corporations, with compromises to cover rural and city properties and essential business real estate.
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Madison
Assembly
Congress
Senate
Interhouse
Assemblyman Bay
Alfonsi
Douglas County Has Third Highest Budget
Superior Wis Dr Alfred W Briggs state relief director said Douglas county relief budget was the third highest in the state. He noted increasing the county and Superior FERA budgets would require a statewide action and spoke during talks with a special county and city committee over the one week strike by Superior FERA workers demanding a higher budget.
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Superior
Wis
Douglas County
Alfred W. Briggs
Superior Fera
Briggs
Wisconsin bills on wages highways and boards face votes
In Madison a joint finance committee heard support for a bill by Senator Joseph Clancy to create a state highway survey commission to coordinate Wisconsin's role in the national highway program. John Matson of Wausau urged passage of a $100 monthly minimum wage for all Wisconsin teachers to end rural education disparities. Brewers oppose Beggs measure for state toyor licensing control, arguing it would strip local licensing powers.
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Madison
Kelly
Wisconsin
Finance Committee
John Matson
Wausau
State Brewers’ Association
Beggs
Clancy
State
Joseph Clancy
Racine
Suspect Mother Plotted Deaths On Mother's Day
Chicago report on coroner's investigation finds Verena Lewis 44 and her two daughters Martha 12 Catherine 10 died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a garage. Authorities say the widow, despondent over financial worries, plotted the deaths in a fit of emotion on Mother's Day.
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Chicago
Verena Lewis
Martha
Catherine
Lewis
Roosevelt Hints at Unified Transportation Regulation Plan
President Roosevelt, in a short press conference, said a week four special message to Congress on coordinated transportation regulation is prepared and likely to push for unified oversight, probably by the Interstate Commerce Commission. He noted no new news on current issues and declined to comment on NRA extension or other pending questions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farmers In Accord With Policy Protest At Washington
Farmers backing the AAA gathered at the White House to celebrate and plan a national agrarian organization. They cheered Roosevelt as he defended farm policy against critics and warned against waste. Georgia Governor Talmadge implied Tugwell and Wallace were targets of the president.
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Jerry Greene
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
AAA
White House
Wallace
Talmadge
Georgia
South
Atlanta
Tallmadge
Tugwell
Senator Dickinson
No Communism Fascism in America Unless the Middle Class is Killed
Prof Grayson Kirk warned at the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs district convention in Stoughton that a difficult economic and political path lies ahead if war does not erase the middle class. He predicted future government personnel would be of higher type and noted universities train leaders as young men would have in earlier days.
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Stoughton
Wis
UPI
Grayson Kirk
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
University of Wisconsin
United States
Kirk
Russia and France Launch Nonaggression Pact Plan
A Franco Russian initiative proposes a multilateral nonaggression pact for eastern Europe including Germany and Poland. The joint communique says negotiations will pursue a framework within the League of Nations with mutual assistance options for consenting nations. Laval notes openness to all, while Russia demonstrates its top airships in a display.
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John Lloyd
Associated Press
Moscow
Europe
Germany
Poland
Pierre Laval
France
Warsaw
Jaaval
Laval
League of Nations
Tarher
Cay
Soviet
Russia
Report Promises Cure For Low Mood Findings Soon
A legislative committee studying economic ills promised a voluminous report on causes and cures of the low mood. Chairman Senator Pierce A Morrissey said seven minority reports are possible. Assemblyman August W. Laabs noted the hearings wrap up, technocracy dominated proposals, and a full report is expected within two weeks.
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Madson
Pierce
Morrissey
Rush Lake
Congress
August W. Laabs
Appleton
Laabs
Reichstag to Hear Hitler Address Tuesday Evening
An official communiqué announced the Reichstag will meet at 7 p m Tuesday to hear Chancellor Adolf Hitler speak on foreign policy. The sole business on the agenda is to receive a statement from the Reich government.
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Berlin
Reichtag
P. m
Adolf Hitler
Australian aviator Kingsford Smith survives Tasman crash scare
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and crew endure engine failure 850 miles from Wellington as P C Taylor climbs onto wings to shift fuel tanks. Despite loss of propeller and one motor the Southern Cross returned to land safely in Sydney with 34,000 mail pieces lost overboard and crowds awaiting the rescue.
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Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Sydney
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Tasman
Charles
P. C. Taylor
J. Stanfarc
Kingsford-Smith
Taylor
Wellington
N. Z
Sir Charles
Trout Fishing Opens Amid Cold Conditions in Wisconsin
Superior Wisconsin opened the game fishing season at daybreak amid cold winds and water. Reports from Brule Balsam Little Balsam and Empire noted few strikes as trout stayed submerged in chilly water. rivers run higher than normal after recent heavy rains.
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Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Power and Light reports 1985 first quarter income rise
Wisconsin Power and Light and its subsidiaries reported a net income of 152 366 for the three months ended March 31 1985. The figure excludes preferred dividends but includes retirement provisions. Net and gross earnings rose versus the same period in 1934.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Farewell Dinner Honors Bishop Griffin in Chicago
Seven hundred people gathered for a testimonial dinner honoring Bishop William Richard Griffin who departs St. Andrew's parish on May 28 to become auxiliary bishop of the Catholic Church at La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Chicago
William Richard Griffin
St. Andrew's
la Crosse
Wis
Career of Frost Ended By Aeritonitis
Dr Edwin Brant Frost 88, once director emeritus of Yerkes Observatory, died at Billings Memorial Hospital from peritonitis after gallstone surgery. He lost his sight yet led stellar spectroscopy advances and mentored Otto Struve. Funeral will be at University of Chicago chapel tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. CST.
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Edwin B. Frost
University of Chicago Yerkes Astronomical Observatory
Willams Bay, Wis
Chicago
Edwin
Brant Frost
Billings Memorial Hospital
Frost
Yerkes Observatory
University of Chicago At
Williams Bay
Wis
L Ife
Nature
Yerkes
Otto Struve
University of Chicago Chapel
Charles W. Gilkey
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Department of New Testaments
Arl Early Christian Literature
Shocks Cause Panic in Garhiyasing Village
Five severe earth shocks rattled Garhiyasing near Shikarpur causing panic and damaged houses. No deaths or injuries reported as crowds fled in fear. Weather notes from Wisconsin report cloudy skies and mild warmth with no precipitation. observatory data lists temperatures and barometer readings.
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Karachi
India
Garhiyasing
Shikarpur
Banaer
Perkins and Swope Favor NRA Two Year Extension
Secretary Perkins and Gerard Swope backed a two year extension and revisions to the NRA after meeting with President Roosevelt. They indicated the administration would press Congress to adopt a two year extension rather than the ten month version approved by the Senate. The House and Senate faced a deadlock over timing with expectations of a mid June NRA expiration. The Senate bill would extend NRA about ten months with four key provisions affecting intrastate markets and price controls, plus a 30 day review period for codes.
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Clarence M. Wright
Press Star
Washington
NRA
White House
Perkins
Gerard Swope
Business Advisory Council
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Migs Perkins
Swope Aubrey
Secretary of Labor
Council
Swope
Council of Delay
Capitol Hill
Gayp
Iia House
Ways and Means
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Flaunts Martial Law by Senator Huey Long in Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge Louisiana report says Congressman J Sanders Jr flaunted Huey Longs martial law in the capital last night while military authorities took no action. Martial law had been proclaimed in January after hundreds armed against Long and a clash left one civilian wounded. Sanders denounced it as seizure of civil rights and spoke against Long on a local radio station.
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Baton Rouge
J. ¥. Sanders Jr
Huey FP. Long
Louisiana
Long
Thispanish
Sanders
Senator Long
Roosevet
Gold Shipments From France Arrive Aboard Majestic
The Majestic sailed today with 124 000 000 francs worth of gold shipped to the United States. Gold, in 2 cases, weighed 210 pounds, valued at 8 308 000 dollars, sent via Cherbonrs France to papserivens binks.
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Cherbonrs
France
Majestic
Gola
United States
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