Oshkosh Youth Heads Valley Lutherans Slate
Two Oshkosh youths Carlton Stuebs and Harold Stuebs lead the Fox River Valley zone of the Wisconsin district Central Conference of American Lutheran Church Luther League formed at Zion church Sun day. Lillian Felker and Fond du Lac youths Paul Schmidt and Dorothy Sutter hold secretary and vice president posts. Pastoral advisers are Rev J Lange and Rev John Becker. Conference drew about 180 from valley cities with rallies planned twice yearly and a fall event likely at Ripon. State officers presided at the business meeting with a Camp Fire drill, games, a banquet, and musical performances by local groups. Delegates attended services at Zion church with a sermon by Rev Leo Oberleiter, who cited an old proverb and five star values.
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Oshkosh
Fox River Valley
Wisconsin
Central Conference of American Lutheran Church
Luther League
Zion Church
Sawyer Avenue
Carlton Stuebs
Society At Peace Lutheran Church
Harold Stuebs
Lillian Felker
Fond du Lac
Paul Schmidt
Dorothy Sutter
J. Lange
John Becker
Ripon
Florence Winchester
R. C. Miller
W. C., Hewtt
State Teachers College
Maple Leaf Quartet
W. Huber
Milton Berndt
Fred Abraham
William and
Ernest Glassman
Grace Hedtke
Anne Quadhamer
Peace Lutheran Church
Roosevelt School
Leo Oberleiter
Oshkosh Men Injured When Auto Overturns
Three Oshkosh men sustained minor injuries when an automobile driven by Wilbur Siewert overturned at Devil's Bend on Highway 114. Robert Schneider and Siewert were pinned beneath the wreck. H W Adams helped free them after being thrown from the car. Schneider had a deep scalp laceration and Siewert a long gash on the right arm. Adams was bruised. The men were treated by a Menasha physician and returned home.
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Oshkosh
Wilbur Siewert
Devil's Bend
Highway 114
Siewert
Robert Schneider
H W Adams
Adams
Schneider
Ahrenberg Awaits Steamer After Perilous Greenland Flight
Swedish civilian pilot Captain Albin Ahrenberg aided in the rescue of the ice bound Augustine Gouitauld from the Greenland ice cap. He awaited a steamer back to Sweden after a perilous flight yesterday when his plane struck rough ice. He spent three hours repairing it before taking off again at 120 miles per hour, shedding the skis.
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Reykjavik
Teeland
I Albin Ahrenberg
Augustine Gouitauld
Greenland
Sweden
Grenland Icce
Seven Headliners Promised for Oshkosh Circus by Elks
June circus days announced by Oshkosh Elks lodge with a tent show on Murdock Street. Seven headline acts headline the bill alongside clowns, animals, trapeze, and concessions. tickets expected to sell out with a Sunday break in the seven acts.
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Oshkosh
Lodge For Elks
Murdock Street
Fangrounds
Elks
Public Construction Contract Awards Reported Nationwide
Washington reports weekly totals of 42 84 657 in public and semi public contracts. The emergency employment committee notes a weekly rise from 28 204 799 prior week. Since December 1 1930 the overall contracts amount to 1 445 230 623 across 246 projects in 39 states and the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Emerggency Employment Committee
Fred C Croxton
District of Columbia
Wisconsin State Bar convention to convene in Superior
Superior and Douglas counties will host attorneys from the Wisconsin State Bar Association for its annual convention on June 24 25 and 26. The gathering marks the first meeting in 16 years held in this region and will bring about 500 members to Superior Wisconsin.
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Superior
Wis
Douglas
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Coffee Parley Opens in Sao Paulo Brazil
An international coffee conference opened in Sao Paulo presided by labor minister Lindolfo Collor. After organizing the committee the session adjourned until this afternoon to begin discussions on the acute coffee problem.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Lindolfo Collor
Delegates Set for Brazil Coffee District Tour
Delegates from Brazil the United States Ecuador Salvador Colombia Guatemala Venezuela Halland Great Britain Mexico Panama Paraguay and Portugal will tour Brazil's coffee districts Thursday to inspect production conditions.
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Brazil
United States
Ecuador
Salvador
Colombia
Guatemala
Venezuela
Halland
Great Britain
Mexico
Panama
Paraguay
Portugal
Banks of Weyauwega Merge in $875000 Asset Deal
The First National and Farmers & Merchants banks of Weyauwega merge, forming the second largest bank in Waupaca county. The new institution records $875,000 in assets and $810,000 in deposits, operating under the Farmers & Merchants charter with First National accounts transferred. The Farmers & Merchants building will be expanded this summer. First National was founded 27 years ago, while Farmers & Merchants is older.
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Weyauwega
Wis
Waupaca County
First National
Farmers & Merchants
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank Bulding
First National Bank
Rural Pupils Take Final Examination Across State
Examinations for all eighth grade children in rural and state graded schools were held Friday and Saturday at eight centers. Avery C Jones, county school superintendent, stated data on results and attendance will not be available for several days.
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Avery C Jones
Prison Sentence For Chicken Theft In Madison
The state chicken theft law was used to sentence George Young 38 Madison to 18 months to three years in prison. Frank Calvin 25 Madison J B Deming 46 Harvard TJ and Frank Lawrence 24 Madison are held on $1,800 bond awaiting hearings next week on charges of chicken larceny. They pleaded not guilty.
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Madison
George Young
SB Schein
Frank Calvin
J. B Deming
Harvard
Frank Lawrence
Madson
Invasion by Capone Rumored in Chicago Districts
The Herald and Examiner reports Alphonie Capone invaded 41 northwest side zones once under Matt Kolb of shell traffic, ordering beer purchases from Capone syndicate. Police fear a bloody gang war as gambling devices are replaced. A separate anecdote quotes a managing director joking about his death.
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Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
Alphonie Capone
Matt Kolb
Shell
Capones Syndicate
Capone
Gandhi calls sewing machine a blessing for Indian women
Milwaukee financier Victor Brown reports Mahatma Gandhi lauding the American sewing machine as the greatest blessing to Indian women. Brown, who spoke with nationalist leader in Agra, says Gandhi supports industrial methods.
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Milwaukee
Victor Brown
Brown
Agra India
Gandhi
Trial of Sticks Again Postponed In Green Bay
John Sucki, 22, charged with abduction of Hesenerueyen, 14, and Lattie Ravids, 2, had his trial postponed one week at Municipal Judge N M Monahan's court after Defense Counsel G F Clifford requested time due to obligations in Milssau skee on another case.
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Green Bay
John Sucki
Hesenerueyen
Lattie Ravids
N M. Monahan
G F Clifford
Milssauskee
Reorganization Plan for Chelsea Bank & Trust Proposed
New York U ne supreme court approves plan to reorganize Chelsea Bank & Trust Co into Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. Depositors and creditors to be paid in full under the arrangement. Petition notes depositors’ claims total about 9.5 million dollars.
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New York
U-ne
Supreme Court
Chelsea Bank & Trust Company
Mercantile Bank & Trust Company
Erec
Dallas Editor Talks With Hoover on Inland Waterways
Arthur Cole, a Dallas magazine editor, met with President Hoover to discuss inland waterways. Holland said traffic delays stem from missing connecting links and that finishing the Chicago to upper Mississippi channel would create a crucial terminal point boosting tonnage between Chicago and Pittsburgh, St Louis, and other cities.
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Washington
Arthur Coleman
Dallas
Tex
Hoover
Holland
Minois River
Chicago
Upper Mississippi
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
London defendantsCommit ted for trial in Broadstreet Press case
Three defendants Herbert John Spolen Frederick Newbury and Barnett Leon Elman Al were committed for trial at Guildhall court and granted bail after a sensational Broadstreet Press cast in London. The men are alleged to have been involved.
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London
Guildhall Cowt
Herbert John Spolen
Frederick Newbury
Barnett
Leon Elman al
Conspiracy Involving Factor and Kien Over Worthless Shares
A report alleges that individuals including Jacob Factor and Arthur J Kien conspired to induce the public to invest in worthless shares. The article references additional unnamed participants and describes the scheme connected to the Broad-.
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Jacob Factor
Arthur J Kien
Broad
Street Press Taken In By Fake Business Schemes
Street Press, connected to a broker network, received money and securities on pretense of conducting a genuine business, exposing a stock and share broker fraud.
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