Garner to write new tax bill in coming Congress
Northwestern dispatch reports Representative John N. Garner of Texas will craft the next tax bill, with support from Republicans and Democrats. The plan includes retaining the inheritance tax and current income tax rates, while removing wartime taxes like the theater tax and club dues. Leaders expect a bipartisan push toward tax reductions but foresee no repeal of the federal inheritance tax.
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Garner
Texas
Washington
D. C
John N. Garner
House of Representatives
Toda Gamer
Bard
Wast
Adivision
Club
Treasury
Jessenen
Axe
Congress
Mellon
Gates of Sing Sing Swing Open for Pair in Murder Case
The Sing Sing prison gates swung open and closed behind a couple accused of murdering a husband. The Queens County district attorney announced two trials set for Thursday and Friday, as authorities pursue the case involving the pair and their alleged accomplices.
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Sing Sing
Glang
Raz Ossining
Sing Prison
F . Snyder
Heart Fucaman
Queens County
Vni
Oshkosh Members Among Officers
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Associated Press notes Oshkosh residents fill officer roles. Robert Lexis of Oshkosh is named president. Other officers include Oliver Brown as vice president Doris Com as secretary and treasurer. positions listed for Oshkosh members with local affiliations.
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Prees
Cornerstone Laying Planned for Minorqua Masonry Temple
Masons from northern Wisconsin will attend the cornerstone ceremony for Minorqua’s new Masonic temple on May 18. E T Hasdurst, deputy for the Wisconsin grand master, will oversee the event which includes a banquet and degree work.
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Bs United Press
Minorqua
Wis
Wisconsin
E. T. Hasdurst
End of Flood Not in Sight Says Hoover
Associated Press reports from Opelousas indicate flood levels rising as the Atchafalaya basin swells. Refugees exceed 3,300 as crews race to reinforce embankments while Bayou des Glaises runoff floods 690 square miles. Hoover warned the worst may unfold this week and damages remain unmeasurable.
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Hoover
Bayou Des Glaises
Mansura
Marksville
Genin
Atchafalaya
Er Bureau
Rives
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Neenah Woman and Daughter Injured in Ditch Crash
Mrs. Walter Ehrgott of 413 Van Street and her daughter Lorraine were cut and bruised when an automobile rolled into a ditch on Lake Shore Road near Neenah. The driver, identified as Geiser, a farmer, reportedly swerved to avoid a woman and struck a tree. Cause of the accident was not yet determined.
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Walter Ehrgott
Lorraine
Nerhwesiaray
Neenah
Wis
Walter Ehgot
van Street
P Barsont
Neenah Hospital
Nagona
Lake Shore
Pavilion Fire Damages Amacoy Village Building
A pavilion in Brice Wisconsin burned, causing estimated losses around 56.06 percent. Local owners and residents reported the incident and began assessing the damage and response measures.
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Brice
Wis
Amacoy Iahe Ya i Villon
Extra dividend declared by DuPont directors
The board of Du Pont announced an extra dividend of 150 dollars a share for common stock, in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 2 dollars. The extra payout is payable July 6 to holders of record June 1.
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Associated Pressen
ET. du
Aint de Nemours & Co. Indar
States Narrowly Back Criminal Syndicalism Rulings
The U S Supreme Court upheld limits on free speech in criminal syndicalism cases and rejected invoking preambles to justify wider punishments. The decision addressed Kansas involvement and the California narcotics style statutes, while affirming that mere membership or organization does not prove intent to advocate crime. Justice opinions stressed restraint in interpreting sympathies or advocacy as criminal.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hhose
Supreme Court
Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cen J
Co. Am
Harold BS. Fiske
Genessee
Kan
E Tw.ow
He J
Fiske
Californi
Charlotte
Anita Whrine
Six boys rescued after boat drifts on Milwaukee lake
A coast guard and police rescue saved six boys aged around mid teens who wandered on a drifting fishing smack off Milwaukee. One boy remained ashore with a rope when the vessel loosened, prompting an hourlong rescue operation.
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Rv United Press
Milwaukee
Bes
Soard
Tonight's Best Radio Features on WEAF and More
Listings show tonight's radio lineup with WEAF connections to 116 stations at 5 p m featuring Wenzers Opera and Drs WAZ Haesta WSAI Cincinnati. Congress String Quartet at 7 p m. Gypsies and Jeff Barnes Welly and more on WSEL Aslant 4 G2S.
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United Scares
WEAF
P. m. wEnzer
Drs
Waz Haesta
WSAI
Cincinnati
Congress
Gypsies
Jef Barnes
Marines Lose Captain and Private in Nicaragua Clash
AP reports first U S Marines fatalities in Nicaragua after civil conflict. Capt C Ben Burhannan and Priv Marvin Ja ckson killed near La Paz Centro Leon in a clash with rebels. Reports note Marines repelled attacks, Latimer cites 2360 men unarmed, while Stimson warned of unrest and sporadic hostilities across the country. Jackson’s mother identified as Mrs N Exereli of Chicago. he was 11 years old.
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la Paz Centro
Leon
Associated Press
Washington, D
Abmarine Corps
Nicaragus
Innee
Henry L. Stimson
Ceoshdre
Wersenel
Nicaragua
Onisunday
Latimer
Artek
Cander
Tniay
Maral
la Paz
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Bulletex
Manarcus
Caraguua
C. Buenenen
Priv
Marvin Jaccxson
United Stats Marines
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Navy
Marine Corps
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Marvin Jacheon
Marvin Wafren Jackson
Aragua
Jackson
N. Exereli
Chicago
Memorial services for Wisconsin woman Emma Gillett
Memorial services for Emma M. Gillett of Wisconsin founder of the Washington College of Law and pioneer feminist were held at the Capitol on Sunday. Delegates from women’s organizations and local professionals joined in the ceremonies. Mrs. James W. Wiles, chairwoman of the memorial committee, likened Gillett to Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, whose statues stand nearby.
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Associated Preeq
Washington, DD
Emma M. Gillett
Wisconsin
Washington, College of Law
Capitol
Hames W. Wiles
Dean Gillett
Lucrieta Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Sues
Anthony
Raid on Soviet justified amid British claims of conspiracy
London reports say some morning papers supported the raid as justified while police recovered documents from Soviet houses and evidence allegedly shows anti British plots. British officials promise possible diplomatic action as inquiries continue into the extent of Soviet involvement and agents.
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Associated Press
London
The
Areos, Ltd
Horshey Tes
Diam Johnson-Hicks
Home Secretary
Ami
House of Commons
William
Prizn
Emen
Fires at Kenosha Do $15,006 Damage
Fires in Kenosha yesterday caused $15,006 in damage across two blocks. Firemen struggled to extinguish flames from a two-alarm blaze threatening a store and nearby buildings. Origin under investigation as wiring is suspected.
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Kenosha DO
Kenosha
Wiares
Weather Update From May 14 Forecast for Wisconsin
Officials predict a warm day across Wisconsin with higher temperatures in the south and east. Partly cloudy skies expected, with cooler conditions in western areas and possible brief showers late in the day. Temperature outlook and regional observations noted by local meteorologists.
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Sez Davis
Wisconsin
Tenicht
Erat
Tyesiny
The BG Flood Report by Will Trwin and Coast Guard Rescue
Will Trwin details the Louisiana flood scene near the Bayou des Ines as coast guard cutters rescue refugees. He recalls prior disasters and describes bundling civilians from homes and rooftops into barges and landing points at Mansura and surrounding parishes.
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Coast Guard
Louisiana
Siwolfen Bayou Des Ines
Big Head
United Bress
Irwin
United Dress
San Francisco
Ely
Tomah High School Commercial Students Win State Contest
Tomah High School students won the state typing and shorthand contests at a Wisconsin event. Winners include Adeline Bur, Lawrence Baumer, Mary Ganady, Viola Grossehl, Erinude Bedparth, Cath erin Woaplawski, and others from Milwaukee and Kenosha.
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Tomah High School
Ated Press
Whitewater
Wis
Apt PD
Verona
Cnnmmon Fe
Scherlener
Lawrence Baumer
Kenosha
Mary Ganady
Rarine
Viola Grossehl
Milweukea
Erinude
Gray Attains Highest Altitude Reached by Man
Report from Washington confirms Gruff Gray raised the record to a new height, surpassing the 1901 German achievement by Suring and Verson and exceeding last year’s top mark of 49 600 feet, with Virag’s second attempt noted.
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Gray
Scotsfield
Belleville
Hawthorne
Ccasion
Wubden
Nouficalon
Washington
Virag
Suring
Verson
Iret
Third Party Movement Talk Gathers Steam in Washington
Washington reports say talk of a third party, like the La Follette movement, is stirring but no action is taken yet. Republicans fear Farmer-Labor influence could shift balance in Congress if a farm bloc aligns with Democrats, possibly shaping policy next session.
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Congress
Paul R. Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
la Follette
Cooldsge
Senate
Shelres
President to announce decision on summer site this week
Washington reports in brief that the president was expected to announce a decision on the summer site within days. Several aides indicated final selections depended on consultations and security considerations. Observers noted possible mentions of figures from Washington and state officials as a factor in the timing.
Entertain Knights Highlighted by Rhinelander Convention
The Rhinelander event hosts about 6 000 traveling salesmen for the annual convention, scheduled for June 3 to 4. A featured water program and a Moon-like activity draw participation from Joe Rollers and others in the commuter group led by PFannen, with a tournament planned as a key attraction.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Knights of the Road
Unitet
Jn Hema
PF Oj
Annen
Joe Roliers
Fatal weekend truck crash and wrecks in Wisconsin
Over the weekend, multiple fatal and serious auto and truck accidents occurred across Wisconsin. In Chetek a Dutch limited collided with a loaded carnival truck, killing Louis Anderson 23 of Creve Coeur and seriously injuring Carl Sutter. three other carnival workers escaped. In Eau Claire Aldre Louis Anderson survived, while Wihawn Fister a wrestler died within an hour of the crash near Chetek. In Stoughton Louis Wester suffered severe facial injuries, and Joseph Malacke sustained multiple cuts in a separate crash near Westby. Beloit men Hans Streisman and Paul Keysal were injured in a US highway 41 collision near Janesville. Milwaukee area crashes left several injured when a car toppled into a ditch on highway H in Waukesha County, and a sedan crash injured Otto Hrause and family members. Numerous other minor injuries were reported in surrounding incidents.
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Associated Press
Eau Aldre
Wis
Louis Anderson
Creveo
Wihawn Fister
St. Paul
Anto Carl Sewer
Spring Brook
Chetek
Omaha
Dutuh Limited
Anderson
Capital Amusement Company
Carnival
Wabasha
Minn
Bszard
Lime Sprincs
Sutter
Sprins Brook
Hayward
Stoughton
Louis Wester
Westby
Joseph Maiecke
Malacke
Janesville
Beloit
Hans Stresman
Paul Keysal
Mercy
United States
United Press
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Missinza Collins, Jr
Frank Matias
John Davis
Merrill Johnson
Otto Hrause
Ersupants
Mies
Architect Subpoenaed in Property Petition Case
An architect faced a subpoena questioning why he should not support his wife in a legal dispute over property. The case centers on a proposed division related to a Spring Green estate seized under contested circumstances. The proceedings reference connections to wealthy associates and mentions assets in Tate Fen.
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dBe
Pease Madison
Frank Liord Wright
Tatefen
Pert, Skei
Califernia
Court updates await sentences in local case mix
In a fragmented report from Associated Press notes, Rae Claire Win Fest and S Kiva ehuk of St Vanh await sentencing on charges of po licy in a still case. A farmer near Triver Falla is out on bail after examination May 11. Kivachuk pleaded guilty while Cooper pleaded not guilty.
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Rae Claire
Win—Fe
S_ Kivaehuk
St. Vanh
Charkes
Polys
Inge A Still
Abraham” Ceeper
Triver Falla
Kivachuk
Cooper
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