Strike Ends At Millwork Plant In Oshkosh
The Oshkosh Millwork Company and Local Millmen’s union No 1363 reached a temporary agreement allowing about 90 striking workers to return Monday. The plan sets wage and hour terms pending a broader settlement with four other area mills. officials expect an end to the woodworking strike in Oshkosh if talks progress.
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Millmen’s Union
Oshkosh
No. 1363
Ifoztess
E. H. Marquart
Tin
Oshcosh
Airbanks Flooded Forces Mass Evacuations in Fairbanks
Flood waters in Fairbanks Alaska forced about 75 percent of the 2100 residents from their homes and cut communications. Boats ferried people and valuables while damage is estimated at 200000 to 400000 dollars. The Alaska railroad and highways were blocked as the Tanana valley flood crested at 13 feet 2 inches.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Tanana
E. B. Collins
Merrill says chances 6000 n passage
New York aviator Dick Merrill and co pilot John Lambie completed a second Atlantic crossing returning from London to Floyd Bennett Field in 24 hours 22 minutes. They plan an August air race to Paris to honor Lindbergh. They credit each other for the record and describe celestial navigation radio aids and the automatic pilot amid rough weather.
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New York
Henry JT
Dick” Merrill
Atlantic
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Merril
Ocean
John S
Jack” Lambie Jr
Floyd Bennett Field
Southampton
England
London
Merrill
Harry Richlman
Miami
Lambie
Dick Merrill
Jack Lamble
Floyd Bennett Airport
Southport
Squantum Naval Air Station
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Four Escape From Texas County Jail
A life-term inmate Lavelle Stephens and three accomplices escaped Gregg County jail in Tex-Tangview. They assaulted officers, seized keys with a drink ruse, and fled in a sheriff squad car. Other inmates named include Goldie Hairston, Norwood McCall, and Thomas Lewis. Authorities from east Texas push a wide search.
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Tangview
Tex
Texas
Gregg County
A. A. King
East Texas
Lavelle Stephens
D. R. Hays
Goldie Hairston
Norwood McCall
Thomas Lewis
Neillsville Health Officer Ed Bradbury Dies at 75
Dr. Edwin L. Bradbury longtime Neillsville Wis health officer and physician died after a lingering illness at his home aged 75. He served 38 years as county health officer. Masonic rites planned for Monday.
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Netllsville
Wis
Edwin L. Bradbury
Oae
Lord Snowden Dies Suddenly at 72 in Surrey Home
Philip Snowden, first viscount of Ickornshaw and former chancellor of the exchequer, died suddenly of a heart attack at 4 a.m. at Tilford, Surrey. The socialist peer, 72, had been ill and unable to attend King George VI’s coronation. His widow, the Viscountess Snowden, spoke of his health before the coronation.
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Philip Snowden
Exchequer
Labor
M Movement
London
Viscount of
Ickornshaw
Ex- Schequer
Labor Movement
Lancashire
Tilford
Surrey
Viscountess Snowden
George VI
Lord Snowden
Ball
Eastern storm lashes coast with deaths and ship distress
Boston New England mourns eight dead and over twenty injured as storm floods Vermont New Hampshire and western Massachusetts. Four children and a driver die in a Milton Vermont crossing crash. Malden and Holbrook Massachusetts see two more fatalities in rain linked crashes. Overboard report off Block Island involves Albert Graham Ober Jr. and a Coast Guard pursuit near Quoddy Head as Minas King leaks.
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Boston
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Milton
Malden
Holbrook
Mass
Newport
Baltimore
Flying Cloud
Albert Graham Ober Jr
Block Island
Cromwell
Conn
Coast Guard
Ossippee
Portland
Quoddy Head
Wisconsin Policemen's Protective Assn Set Two Day Oshkosh Meet
Delegates arrive in Oshkosh for the annual state convention of the Wisconsin Policemen's protective association to be held at Hotel Raufrt. The program includes addresses by L. B. Nichols to J. Edgar Hoover and Carl N. Hill with a banquet and election of a new board of directors. About 125 delegates and 200 guests expected, with 400 attendees including local residents.
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Board of Directors
Carl N. Hill
L. B. Nichols
J. Edgar Hoover
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Policemen’s Protective Association
Rauif
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Investigation
Federal Department of Justice
Madison
State Association
Frank B. Keefe
Oshkosh Policemen’s Protective Association
Lyle George
The
C. A. Wiechering
Arthur H. Gabbert
Joseph N. Barnett
Trinity Episcopal Church
Gabbert
Racine
Carl N. Hull
Largo Caballero Wartime Cabinet Resigns in Spain
The wartime government of Premier Francisco Largo Caballero resigned today and Spain moved to appoint a new cabinet. Officials say all left coalition members will be consulted, with speculation that Caballero might form the new government despite internal tensions among socialists communists anarcho syndicalists and left republicans. Valencia remained calm as cabinet reshuffle rumors circulated.
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Valencia
Francisco Largo Caballero
Spain
Largo Caballero
Valencela
Autonomous
Barcelona
Teft
Francisco
Franco
Wallis May Not Get Title Amid Royal Romance Standoff
A close ally says Wallis Warfield will not be titled Her Royal Highness immediately as Edward seeks to crown his bride with royal status. The king and government hold leverage while a future elevation remains possible but uncertain. Prime Minister Baldwin, likely to retire, and Neville Chamberlain reportedly oppose pensioning the former king.
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London
Duke of Windsor
George VI
WW. R. H
Edward VIII
Stanley Baldwin
Edward
Wallis Warfield
Neville Chamberlain
Exchequer
Chamberlain
Baldwin
Duchess of Windsor
Wisconsin Weather Forecast and Readings
The report notes showers tonight and Sunday in eastern and southern areas, with warmer tonight and cooler Sunday afternoon in the west. Regionally, showers are possible Thursday or Friday with a warmer middle of the week and cooler end. Buckstaff Observatory records show a Thursday 8 p.m. to Friday p.m. temperature range of 42 to 34 with no precipitation and northeast winds.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
el Paso
Park Falls
Marquette
Chicago
Great Lakes
Buckstaff Observatory
White Bass Festival Parade and Contests Planned
Booster committees finalize plans for the second annual White Bass Festival with a parade through the business district led by Miss Florence Barsth and the Princes of Winnebago Waters. Sunday features include a rough fish haul at Leonard's Point and an adults fishing contest at Riverside Park. The parade starts at 7 PM on Ohio Street near Wisconsin Avenue Bridge, with a police motorcycle escort and Mayor C A Wiechering in an open car.
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Riverside Park
Leonard's Point
Riverside Dock
Florence Barsth
Cowboy congressman Percy Gassaway dies at 51
Percy TL Ganaway known as the cowboy congressman died at 8 am en route to Ada after a heart attack at his ranch in Coalgate Oklahoma. A former district judge and Democratic leader in southeast Oklahoma he was defeated by Lyle Boren last November. He proposed a satirical plan for 10 000 Gassaway Plans clubs to fund 10000 a year per family. Survived by his widow three sons and three daughters.
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Coalgate
Okla
Percy TL Ganaway
Oklahoma
Ada
Gassaway
Washington
Lyle Boren
Seminole
Congress
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Ford Opposes Unionization as Auto Labor Moves Increase
Ford Motor Company moves to oppose unionization for about 150,000 U S workers. Ford personnel chief Harry H Bennett announces "Fordisms" cards to be circulated, arguing outsiders bargain worse than insiders. The U A W A seeks a closed shop at General Motors plants amid ongoing strikes while Ford remains nonunion.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
United States
Henry Ford
General Motors
Saginaw
Corpora Lion
Roosevelt court bill sparks retirement rumors from high justices
Opponents warned three Supreme Court justices Brandeis Van Devanter and Sutherland might retire if President Roosevelt drops his judicial reorganization plan. Van Devanter, 78, seen as likely to quit soon, with Brandeis and Sutherland under scrutiny as the clash over the bill intensifies. The White House meeting with Garner, Robinson, Bankhead and Rayburn kept relief talks and spending cuts on the agenda as the bill faces a close Senate vote.
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Washington
Roosevelt Court
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Brardeis
van Devanter
Sutherland
Justice van Devanter
Brandeis
Senate Judiciary Committee
NRA
Garner
Robinson
Arkansas
Bankhead
Rayburn
Texas
White House
Senate
Five Die as Train Hits Car at Rural Crossing
Five Milton residents perished when the Montrealer express struck an old sedan at an unprotected grade crossing two miles south of Milton. Driver John C. Vasseur 87 and four school children Rene La Rochelle 11 Howard La Rochelle 11 Earl Fuller 14 were killed instantly. Earl Murray 10 died later in a Burlington hospital. The sedan had been used for Saturday school transport duties to shorten term and aid planting duties. The express was reportedly late traveling about 45 miles per hour.
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Milton
UPI
Montreal
Here
John C. Vasseur
Earl Fuller
Rene la Rochelle
Howard la Rochelle
Earl Murray
Murray
Burelington
Vasseur
Cenetral Vermont Way
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Ofice
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Col
Neillesville
Lord Snowden Des Suddenly
State Protective Association
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Wallis
Ford
Homer Martin
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