Chamberlain Seeks Nazi Renunciation of Aggression
In Commons Chamberlain urged Germany to renounce aggressive aims in order to pursue a long range peace, insisting Britain would not buy peace with concessions that invite further demands. He defended reciprocal talks with Russia and cautioned against unilateral steps that could derail progress toward a stable European settlement.
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London
Chamberlain
Germany
House of Commons
Britain
David Lloyd George
Russia
Clement R. Attlee
Officer slain as Jews protest in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem the Arab Jewish clash worsened as a British policy to create an Arab state with Jews in the minority sparked mass protests. A British constable was killed and 114 injured. Haining warned force would be used if disturbances continued. Official tally lists 1 killed, 1 assistant police superintendent wounded, 11 constables hurt, 9 wounded Jews, 92 Jews with minor injuries. Organized Jews shifted to a 24 hour boycott after a general strike.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Palestine Forces
Haining
Jewish Agency
Navy appropriation bill advances to White House
Congress sent the 773 million naval appropriation bill to the White House after House acceptance of minor Senate amendments. The measure funds fleet expansion and naval air power, including construction of 45,000 ton battleships, 300 fighting ships, and related naval programs amid debate on Japan’s ship growth and strategic need.
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White House
House
Senate
United States
Mavs
Japan
Connally Arsuad
Navy
Jiem
Ross
House Ways and Means Approves Broad Social Security Amendments
The House Ways and Means Committee approved wide changes to expand Social Security coverage and reduce taxes. Key points include earlier pension starts in 1940, broader eligibility for widows orphans and dependents, frozen old age tax for three years, and unemployment tax changes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Doughton
Democat
North Carolina
Morgenthau
Freesbury
Leiserson Nomination Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed William M. Leiserson, chairman of the national railway mediation board, as a member of the National Labor Relations Board. The vote was by voice despite opposition from Senator Taft, who described Leiserson as radical, and the confirmation follows his Roosevelt nomination for a five year term amid AFL opposition in the reappointment controversy.
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Washington
Senate
William M. Leiserson
National Railway Mediation Board
National Labor Relations Board
Ivote
Denalé Wanefisid Smith
Smeme
Chinese Win Recaptures Tungpeh Amid 4000 Japanese Losses
Chinese troops recaptured Tungpeh on the Yangtze border of Honan and Hupeh, killing about 4,000 Japanese in their second major victory of the war. After 48 hours of urban warfare, the Chinese stormed the lines, retook villages, and pursued fleeing remnants while air forces claimed downed Japanese bombers near Kueifu. Meanwhile foreign troops blocked parts of the international settlement and raided Chinese hotels to curb anti-Japanese elements. two papers were suspended for anti-Japanese articles.
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Robert Bellaire
United Press
Shanghai
Tungpeh
Yangtze River
Honan
Hupeh
Hankow
Taierhchwang
Seochow 7
Henan
Chungking
Kueifu
United States
Army Detachment of 380 Encamps at New London
New London Wis 7 The detachment of 320 soldiers of the Third battalion second infantry en route from Fort Brady at Sault Ste Marie Mich to Camp Me Cor near Sparta camped here last night The men are being transported in 46 military trucks.
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New London
Wis
Thiré Batailion
Fort Brady
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
MeCor
Sparta
Calls Moseley for questions on revolution
Washington report says the house committee subpoenas retired Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley to learn what he knows about a broad anti-Semitic campaign feared to be tied to a planned revolution in the United States. Other witnesses named Deatherage and Telix McWhirter, while John D. M. Hamilton’s testimony linked a list of Republican committeemen to a man involved in the campaign.
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Washington
House
George van Horn Moseley
United States
Moseley
John D. M. Hamilton
George Deatherage
St. Albans
W. Va
Knights of the White Camella
Telix McWhirter
Indianapolis
Dies
Democrat
Texas
James Erwin Campbell
Owensboro
Proposed Airmail Line From Milwaukee to Marquette Investigated
Washington The feasibility of an airmail and passenger line from Milwaukee to Marquette is under study by the post office department Rep John Wisconsin said. He noted the route would pass through West Bend Fond du Lac Oshkosh Neenah Menasha Appleton Kaukauna De Pere Green Bay Oconto Marinette Menominee Escanaba to Marquette with strong local demand and ready airport facilities in intermediary cities.
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Fox River
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette
Mich
Post Office Department
Johns
Republican
Wisconsin
West Bend
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Neenah
Menasha
Appleton
Kaukauna
de Pere
Green Bay
Oconto
Marinette
Menominee
Escanaba
Manitowoc County to Swear In Young Citizens Sunday
Manitowoc County prepares for a Sunday ceremony where about 180 young men and women will take the citizenship oath. The event, led by Judge Fustre Mervin EB. Rosenberry, celebrates a five month Americanism education program and features a parade and countywide ceremonies with state director George P. Hambleby presenting certificates.
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Manitowoc
Sunda Manitowoc
Fustre Mervin
EB. Rosenberry
Fists Court
Gischarze
Yosvill
League of Nations
Seres
Clarence
Weroneme
Aastice
George P. Harmbree
Nemnational
Blessing Attends Mercy Hospital Wing Dedication
Accompanied by Catholic clergy and chanting psalms, Bishop Paul Peter Rhode of Green Bay led an initial blessing of the Mercy hospital addition. Clergy from Oshkosh and Green Bay, including Rev. Aloys Trzebiatowski and Rev. Eugene Geimer, assisted in the ceremony with holy water and ceremonial rites. Continued on page 2.
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Phil Lymi
Paul Peter Rhode
Green Bay
Mercy Hospital
Aloys ‘Trzebiatowski
St. Josaphat’s Church
Eugene Geimer
Peter's Church
Rhode
Aloys Trzebiatowski
St. Josiphat’s Church
Oshkosh
St. Peter's Church
Delbert Basche
Given Bay
Bashoy
Vas
Clercy
Cherry Blossom Festival Opens at Sturgeon Bay
The Cherry Blossom Festival opens at Sturgeon Bay with nine participants expected. crowds align as weather clears. Governor Wahag Lee to lay cornerstone for new Dor tars hysteres and many dignitaries, including Channing Pollock and Dr. Prear Bradys, are scheduled to speak.
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Wis
Juans
Wahag Lee
Pater Hales
Ne Iuding
Channing Pollock
Prear Bradys
Tt Poop
Chitagmard de
T.N. Barrows
Lew Re
Wisconsin Passes Integrated Bar Bill in Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly passed the Catlin Tehan integrated bar bill by 32 to 34, sending it to the Senate. The bill requires all practicing attorneys to join a state bar while the Supreme Court would draft rules but set no fixed fee schedule. The measure had been killed previously but revived and engrossed last week. Also on the floor, the assembly reengrossed a controversial Wisconsin race conservation committee sterilization bill and advanced the Kostuck repeal of the punters license law. Washington notes President Roosevelt rejected using any part of the $2 billion stabilization fund to finance new federal business aids, disputing reports at a press conference. The plan, still forming, would propose borrowing from the stabilization fund to back a nationwide home building program and related machinery, with details to be submitted to Roosevelt and Congress.
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Madison
Assembly
Catlin-Tehan
Wisconsin
Senate
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Race Conservation Committee
House
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Ieacurs
Rogge to Succeed McMahon as Attorney General Nominee
President Roosevelt nominates John Rogge of Illinois to be in charge of communal prosecutions in the ta ee degiment Roxie resigns, aims to retain Pure law counts. Rogge’s background includes service in various commissions and roles with the attorney general’s office. Kentuck y coal fields mentioned in context of national duties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Q. John Rogge
Miinois
aManl Attvines
Roxie
Kentuthy
Weather Summary From The Burkstaff Observatory
Readable fragments describe a weather forecast with showers in some areas and cooler temperatures later. The report cites Milwaukee and Burkstaff Observatory data, noting a 29.65 inch barometer, southerly wind, and temperatures around 67 to 74 degrees with a sunny to fair outlook later in the period.
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Pusey
Sireme East
A.m
Fairho
Reorganization Orders Amid Political Tangles
The piece describes multiple reorganizational orders affecting federal agencies. It notes President Roosevelt and cabinet changes, with emphasis on budget reallocations and the transfer of functions to the Department of Interior and other agencies. The report hints at political maneuvering and public response to the policy shifts.
A. J. Van Dyke Dies After Illness in Milwaukee
Arthur J. Van Dyke, 38, a locally prominent figure, died yesterday in Milwaukee after a period of illness. He had been associated with the Byrnes tad no bill project and was noted for his military service in World War I.
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Milwaukee
Arthur J. Vanke
Byrnes
Bill
Governor's Signature Assured on Budget Bill Concurrence
The senate concurred on the two year state budget set at 67,679,432 dollars and sent the measure to Governor Neil for signature after a session last night where all amendments were reworked.
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Madison
Senate
Neil
How They Voted on State Budget Concurrence Vote
The senate concurred in the state budget bill with 24 for and 8 against. Republicans Brown Coakley Coller Duel Fisher Frechoff Lovelace Mack Miller Mueller Murray Peters Rocte Shearer White. Democrats Bolens Gawronski Yindrea Young Zimny. Progressives Ingram McDermid Paulson Risser Busby Connors Greenquist Hampel Kresky Nelson Rush. Several Progressives joined the majority to dispose of the finance bill as appropriations exceed governor’s proposal by about 900000, with allotments roughly 2 million less than the finance committee recommended after a 3 percent operating cut. Legislative pace was brisk, setting the stage to raise 22000000 to close the gap between tax receipts and expenditures, amid a may clash between Nelson and Bolens during senate debate.
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Madison
Senate
Brown
Coakley
Coller
Duel
Fisher
Frechoff
Lovelace
Mack
Miller
Mueller
Murray
Peters
Rocthe
Shearer
White
Bolens
Gawronski
Yindrea
Young
Zimny
Nelson
Maple
Port Washington
Senate confirms appointments to new labor board
The senate unanimously confirms Governor Hails proposed three member labor board under the employment peace act. Appointees are fk. Fiord Green of La Crosse Henry C. Fuldner of Milwaukee and Gooding of Fox, with terms expiring in 1943 1845. Green reportedly declines, but confirmation stands amid party support and questions over AFL representation.
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Madison
ULP
Senate
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Fk. Fiord Green
la Crosse
Henry C. Fuldner
Milwaukee
Gooding
Fox
Green
Stele
Pup Fla Follette
Hota
Rrede
Raginemen
Fuléner
Murras
Michenne
Duel
Fond du Lictata Republicens
Nelson
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St. Kent’s Church
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