Tornadoes And Floods Bring Death Across The South
A broad storm system battered the south and southwest with tornadoes and floods. Oklahoma City ordered 300 families from lowland homes as a 16 foot wall of water neared the city from the Canadian river. Texas and Oklahoma suffered 13 dead with widespread damage and more missing. Red Cross and relief agencies worked amid rising rivers and washed out bridges.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Red Cross
Ams
McCullough
Ala
Kansas
Besse
Arkansas
Arkansas City
Kan
Alabama
Midland City
Klahoma City
M. Mosier
Mosier
Red River
Trinity
Brazos
Little
Guadalupe
Colorado
Supreme Court to divide disputed Green Bay boundary
The Supreme Court adjourned without ruling on NRA or farm mortgage moratoriums and sent the Wisconsin Michigan boundary dispute to special master Frederick Faville. The decision splits control of fishing grounds near the Menominee River delta, with Wisconsin favoring a line from the river mouth to mid bay and Michigan arguing a southerly course toward Green Bay. There is no material difference in the claim for the Chambers Island to Rock Island passage segment.
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Frederick F. Favile
Des Moines
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Wisconsin
Michigan
Green Bay
Frederick F. Faville
Chambers Island
Rock Island Passage
Lake Michigan
Walk Out In Protest When Chavez Is Sworn In As Senator
Progressive senators staged a walkout in protest as Dennis Chavez, Democrat New Mexico, was sworn in to replace Bronson Cutting. Senator Norris condemned the fight to unseat Cutting, calling it a grave display of ingratitude amid Democratic and Republican tensions. Meanwhile Frank Stevenson, 80, died in Madison jail after an arrest for blanketmess. Coroner investigates the death at Verona county poor farm.
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Chavez
Washington
Senate Progressive Group
Today
Senate Chamber
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Cutting
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Chamber
Senator Cutting
Putine
Democratic National Committee
James A. Farrey
Madison
Madien
Frank Stevenson
Verona
B. A. Fischer
Stevenson
Branketmess
Seven High Schools Across Five States Share Orchestral Honors
Seven high schools from five midwestern states won top honors in the sixth national orchestra, solo, and ensemble contests. Lane Technical of Chicago led Class A, with John Adams Cleveland Ohio and Cleveland Heights Ohio also among top Division I ratings. Iowa City won Class B and Angola Sigourney and Waupun earned Class C. Lane’s boys-only orchestra repeated first division success, while 3,400 musicians from 15 states competed. From the western plains came students in broad-brimmed hats. five Oklahoma musicians were rescued from Lake Mendota after a boat engine explosion.
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Madison
United States
Lane Technical
Chicago
John Adams
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Iowa City
Angola
Ind
Sigourney
Waupun
Wis
Lane Technical High School
Joplin
Western Plains
Madison Lakes
Oklahoma
Lake Mendota
Little advances to second round of British meet
Lawson Little of San Francisco, defending champion, won over T. H. Parker one up to reach the second round of the British amateur championship at St. Anne's on the Sea. Also reported, Frederick T. Werner of De Forest high school and former Wheaton athlete, 26, died here after a night of illness. he was a member of Wisconsin's baseball team for three years.
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Little
St. Anne's - On - the - Sea
England
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Toflay
T. H. Parker
Madison
Wis
U.P
Frederick T. Werner
de Forest
University of Wheonam
Werner Wos
Wisconsin
Bonus Veto Efforts Tighten on Roosevelt Over Patman Bill
Washington reports show House leaders led by Patman pressed President Roosevelt with a 12 page briefing to support the bonus plan, but the president plans a personal veto message likely Wednesday. Senate debate continues on the $480 million naval bill as efforts shift to key senators to override the veto.
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Patman
White House
Legion
Senate
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Texas
U.P
Wotness
Legiér
Denus
Wright Patman
Regiott Washington
James Pope
Idaho
Charles McNary
Oregon
Key Pittman
Nevada
William H. Dieterich
Illinois
Warren Austin
Vermont
Marcus Coolidge
Massachusetts
John G. Townsend
Delaware
Louis Murphy
Iowa
James Davis
Pennsylvania
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Wallace H. White
Maine
John Thomas Taylor
Lawrence of Arabia Dies After Road Crash Injury
England mourns Col T. E. Lawrence known as Lawrence of Arabia after a motorcycle accident left him fatally brain injured. He died at Wool Military Hospital with royal and medical notables at his bedside. Funeral plans were simple with no military display.
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Wool
England
U.P
Lawrence of
Ile
Col
T. J. Lawrence
T. E. Shaw
Royal Air Force
Farquhar Buzzard
BH. W. B. Cairns
London Hospital
Capt
C. P. Allen
Lawrence
Neville Jones
East Dorsetshire
Moreton
China
War Office
Admiralty
Wisconsin Weather Summary Affects Upcoming Days
Mostly cloudy forecast for Wisconsin with possible southern light sprinkles. Temps show little change, highs near mid sixties and lows around forty to forty six. Observations from Deckstatt Observatory report a fair evening for Saturday into Sunday with no precipitation and NE winds.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Deckstatt Observatory
Two Million Wage Earners May Lose Jobs if NRA Ends
Administrator Donald Richberg warned the House Ways and Means Committee that without NRA renewal up to two million workers could be placed on relief. He cited expected industrial tremors and noted the Senate's 10 month extension as insufficient. He urged a two year renewal to remove uncertainty and cited wage growth and purchasing power gains linked to the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
House
Ways and Means Committee
Donald R. Richberg
Senate
Richberg
Senate Commerce Committee
Ak Sored
Take Tip From Koehler And Solve The Mystery In Racine
Detectives in Racine Wisconsin used methods inspired by Arthur Koehler to crack a $509 burglary at Rowley Packing Co Market. Harvey Anderson confessed after wood shavings on his vest matched debris from the door hole, admitting he moved the safe to his car, dumped the empty safe in the river, and buried the cash behind his garage.
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Racine
Anderson
Jane Addams Faces Critical Health Crisis
Jane Addams world renowned sociologist and Hull House founder, age 75, faced a serious postoperative abdominal adhesion crisis. Doctors cited a weakened heart and age as factors, but reports later said the medical team felt much encouraged after a bedside visit.
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Chicago
Jane Addams
Hull House
James A. Britton
Mass Addams
Britton
Arthur Curtis
Charles Eliott
Frentz of Oshkosh on Bankers Program
An opening welcome by Mayor W M Sonnenhurg today launched the 31st annual convention of Group 3 of the Wisconsin Bankers Association in Sheboygan. Speakers included Arthur Lundah of Niagara and H G Diekelmann Horicon president R B Wood Adams S N Pickard Neenah and T G Frentz Oshkosh with Prof Jacob Viner of the University of Wisconsin also on the program.
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Sheboygan
W. M. Sonnenhburg
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Arthur Lundah
Niagara
H. G. Diekelmann
Horicon
Wisconsin Bankers Associatio
R. B. Wood
Adams
S. N. Pickard
Neenah
T. G. Frentz
Italo Ethiopian dispute on League agenda and peace moves
The Italo Ethiopian dispute and plans to bring Germany into a European peace system dominated League of Nations circles as the council meets. Maxin Litvinoff presides, with an assembly to address the Chaco war and a committee to set penalties for violating international obligations. France and Britain seek to avoid Ethiopian action at the council. France reinforces sea frontiers and moves naval strength toward the Nord sea amid Franco Italian alignment.
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Joseph J. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Council
Maxin Litvinoff
League
Paraguay
Bolivia
Ethiopia
Italy
France
Great Britain
Charles Foltz
Paris
Nord Sea
Mediterranean
Reich
Rome
North Sea
Gulf of Gascogne
Moreccey
Wisconsin Kiwanis Delegation Attends San Antonio Convention
Wisconsin Kiwanis members join thousands of visitors from across the United States and Canada for the Kiwanis International convention in San Antonio Texas. The Wisconsin delegation leads by John Addison of Racine as governor of the Wisconsin upper Michigan district with lieutenant governors Earl Fisk Green Bay Albert Smith Chippewa Falls Christian Randall Wisconsin Rapids Paul Cary Appleton Harlow Goldsmith Viroqua Harry Fuller Madison Lawrence Denyes Kenosha Kerbert Schreiner Lancaster Elton Morrison Columbus Augustus Hall Milwaukee Henry Anderson Escanaba Mich.
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San Antonio
Tex
Wisconsin
Canada
Kiwanis Clubs
John &. Addison
Racine
Wisconsin-upper Michigan
Earl E. Fisk
Green Lay
Albert Smith
Chippewa Falls
Christian J. Randall
Wisconsin Rapids
Paul V. Cary Sr
Appleton
Harlow E. Goldsmith
Viroqua
Harry UW. Fuller
Madison
Lawrence O. Denyes
Kenosha
Kerbert E. Schreiner
Lancaster
Elton J. Morrison
Columbus
Augustus C. Hall
Milwaukee
Henry JF. Anderson
Escanaba
Mich
Big Salaries Paid to Dairy Officials Reported
The National Dairy Products corporation reported to the securities commission that in 1934 it paid salary and other payments totaling $108,700 to Thomas H. MeInnerney of Greenwich Connecticut as president. Other salaries included J. L. Kraft of Chicago as national dairy director and president of Kraft Phenix Cheese Corporation.
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Washington
National Dary Products Corporation
The
Securities Commission
Thomas
H. MeInnerney
Greenwich
Conn
J. L. Kraft
Chicago
National Dairy
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Wisconsin Progressive party birthday address at Fond du Lac
Gov. Philip F. La Follette told Wisconsin Progressives that a national third party was not yet ripe. He spoke at Fond du Lac on the occasion of the Progressive party in the state celebrating its first birthday.
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Philip F. la Follette
Wisconsin Progressives
Fond du Lac
Progressive Party
la Follette
Soviet to Build Three Big Airplanes
The Soviet Union plans to construct three more Maxim Gorky type airliners after Saturday’s disaster near Moscow. Pilot Rybuskin recalled a crash risk and a panic by a film operator, while Pravda blamed an "hoodlum" for the incident.
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John Lipard
Associated Press Foreign Star
Moscow
Maxim Gorky
Vv. Rybuskio
Citally
Official
Motion Picture Agency
Rybuskin
Ivan Mikhaeis
Gorky
Blagin
Mikhaels
Donskai
Government court martial to probe high officer bribery claim
Washington reports the war department secretly holding a court martial for a high officer accused of accepting a favor from a lobbyist, with extraordinary secrecy surrounding the proceedings.
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Washington
War Department
Funeral for Gary, former Wisconsin tobacco executive
Madison funeral services were held for George E. Gary aged 58 who died Friday at his Louisville home. Gary, once vice president of Lorillard and Wisconsin representative, lived in Madison and Edgerton from 1905 to 1925 before his rise in the tobacco industry.
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Madison
George E. Gary
Wisconsin Tobacco Company
Louisville
Edgerton
P Lorillard Company
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Must Wait For Growth
Governor La Follette led Wisconsin Progressives at Fond du Lac celebrations marking the party's birthday. He outlined two growth paths, expressed preference for steady building, and cited a state unemployment plan awaiting federal funding approval. He spoke to about 5,000 on courthouse lawn amid two microphone setup and a parade through town.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Fond du Lac
Philip
la Follette
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Fond du Lac County
Courthouse Square
Mosig Owen
Wisconsin ‘Osgressive Party
Washington
Ite
Harless
Wisconsin Works Program
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High Tribunal
Roland G. van Tine
United Press
University of Wisconsin
Glenn Frank
Monroe Sweetland
League For Industrial Democracy
Kin
Ways and Means
Koehler
Crisis
May
Frentz
Oshkosh
Bankers Program
Maxim
Litvinoff
Kiwanians
San Antonio, Tex
Gary
Wisconsin Tobacco
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