Radio Map Shakeup by U S Commission Hits Wisconsin Stations
The U S radio commission issued a sweeping reallocation of frequencies and powers for Chicago and New York areas, extending 100 miles outward. Nine Wisconsin stations in the Chicago region were listed with new allocations, plus eleven farther stations. Beloit and Kenosha stations saw changes, several shifts in circuit designations occurred, and WGN Chicago area station remains the largest. The commission announced temporary permits end June 1 with sixty day licenses to test allocations, urging patience as listeners and broadcasters adapt.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Daily Northwestern
Washington, D. C
United States
Radio Commission
Chicago
New York
Wisconsin
Cuesday
Aihhwaukee
WOW
Radiocast Corporation of Wisconsin
WSGE
School of Engineering
WEAF
Weaf Broadcasting Company
WTMJ
Beloit
WBEW
Beloit College
WEEDR
Kenosha
WECLO
Camp Lake
WGN
Elgin
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
Lindbergh Recounts Ten Hour Atlantic Flight Through Sleet
Paris dispatch reports Capt. Charles Lindbergh describing his New York to Paris solo crossing in harsh weather. He faced sleet and fog, flew 10 hours at up to 10 000 feet, noted fuel usage and navigation by earth induction compass, and praised French aviators Nungesser and Coli while praising favorable conditions from New York to Newfoundland.
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New York
Newfoundland
le Bourget Field
Lindbergh
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Seine
Paris
le Bourget
Atlantic
Ceasule
Body of Milwaukee Fireman Recovered From River
The body of 37 year old Fred Keleynski, a Milwaukee fireman, was found in the river Sunday noon at Manitowoc on the carferry Perr Maps queue 17. He had been in the water for more than three weeks, with no marks of violence. A card showed membership in the Milwaukee Marine Firemen Oilers and Water Tender union.
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Associated Press
Manitawoc
Wis
Fred Keleynski
Milwaukee
Asa
Carferry Perr
The
Marine Firemen, Oilers and Water Tender Union
Henry Ford Aids Flood Victims With Boats
Henry Ford supplies twelve lifeboats for flood rescue in Louisiana. Boats, purchased by Ford from the United States Shipping Board, will be crewed by the Red Cross to aid misrobed citizens in inundated areas near Baton Rouge.
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Henry Ford
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Delralt
Mr. Ford
United States Shipping Board
Red Cross
Tonight's Best Radio Features Preview
A jumble of radio listings notes hookups across WEAF WJZ WHA and WOW with stations from St Louis Madison and Ontario. Mentions operas Samson and Delilah and a fifteenth infantry band plus Gypsies with Joni Barnes Walls in a fragmented schedule.
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United Press
WEAF
St. Lacas
Samson
Rowy
Madison
Wiscar Wow
Ontaiun
Flood Threat Rises Along Atchafalaya Basin Banks
Torrential rain swells Vermilion and Bayou Teche triggering rapid river rises that flood low lands from Lafayette to Breaux Bridge. 190 to 200 people believed trapped as boats race to save residents. Vermilion town, St Martinsville endangered as Old Town disappears beneath floodwaters. River crest passes lower Mississippi. meteorologist predicts fall toward New Orleans mouth.
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Associated Presa
New Orleans
Atehufalaya
Lower
Vermilion River
Bayou Teche
Lafayette
Breaux Bridge
Southern Pacific
Vermilion
Anse la Butte
Miss Margaret Wilson Takes Job Selling Bonds
New York report says Margaret Wilson daughter of Woodrow Wilson has taken a bond selling job to repay a $10,000 debt from a poor stock market investment. The World notes her withdrawal from social duties to avoid a court financial examination tied to a judgment against her from last February.
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Associated Press
New York
Margaret Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Miss Wilson
Supreme Court
Miss Wison
American Union Bank
Harry Glenby
Glenby
Miss Whison
Hospital methods and modern treatment of disease discussed
Milwaukee report on the opening meeting of the Wisconsin Hospital association convention covers contemporary physical therapy by Dr. J. C. Elsom of the University of Wisconsin. A round table on hospital administration and future challenges followed with experts from Milwaukee Madison Stevens Point and Lake Croxes. Afternoon program includes hospital inspections across Milwaukee County.
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Talted Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Hospital Association
3. C. Elsom
University of Wisconsin
Robert Ingersoll
Madison
BE. P. Rodelson
R. WM
Milwaukes
Aalle Om
Og Hotel Mans
Charles F. Karrow
J. W. Coon
Stevens Point
W. A. Henke
Milwaukee County
Rumpus at State Capital prompts warlike melee
Madison police quell violence as artillerymen clash with civilians near the university area. Several soldiers were taken prisoner, two kept in custody, and an investigation into mini riots at the Memorial Union site continues amid labor tensions with nonunion workers.
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Poliic
Luke Mendota
Earthquake Felt in Eastern China Shocks London Officials
A severe quake probably hit eastern China and was registered by Kew Observatory in London. The tremor, about 4,700 miles distant, lasted four hours and matched the March 7 1926 Japan quake in severity.
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United Press
London
China
Kew
Ufe
Japan
Hanging from rope ends life of Milwaukee treasurer
The body of William A. Rauschenberger, 44, treasurer of the Join Rauschenberger Company, manufacturers of ropes and twine, was found hanging from a rope around a sled pipe in the basement of his home Sunday.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
WiYam Oa
Borrowing Will Cause Next Panic Says R. W. Babson
Chicago. Private finance corporations without state or federal supervision which Horace W. Babson, the statistician, characterized as bootleg banking, will ease the next panic, he said today. Borrowing has caused panics in the past, and he believes there is more borrowing now than ever before, both legitimate and illegitimate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Horer W. Brbson
Babson
Getaway ByMasked Bandits Steal 25000 Satchel
Four masked robbers carjacked a Mrs Li Green bank messenger near Maywood Trust & Savings Bank at 11 39 p m. They seized a satchel carrying $25 000 in cash and $190 in silver, fleeing toward West Harmond. Police could not obtain a full description of the men.
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Associated Press
Hammon
Wis
Li. Green
Maywond Trust & Savings Bank
West Harmmond
Fame Quiz Challenges Readers With Curious Questions
Association presses a playful quiz asking readers to answer artifacts about famous figures and events. It poses rapid fire questions on bravery, science feats, legends, and world events, inviting guesswork and curiosity.
Things Slow in the Big City in Chicago
Chicago police and editors report a quiet night with no crimes to headline. Officials blame the so called crime trust for recent heists, while the underworld appears at peace and editors fear the drought of news from the city.
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Associated Presa
Chicare
Chicago
Crime Trust
Valler
Hughes
Patrolman and Two Suspects Shoot It Out at the Depot
Racing Wisconsin patrolman Toha Firtko engaged two suspects in a gun battle on the Northwestern depot platform at 3 this morning. More than a dozen shots rang out as the men fled into the rail yard darkness, the officer wounded by return fire but managing to fire back. Police believe the assailants were masked and fled toward the approaching train, with no immediate reports of additional casualties or captured suspects.
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Tarang Steps
Roman A. Heilman
Jucad Pfeffer
Duluth
Vriday
Nonenion
Tist
Atty
Glenn i. Robertsales
Nniserably Labor Committee
Jriass
Racing
Wis
Toha
War vessel urged to bring Lindbergh home
A telegram from Washington reports United States Senator from New York GAvember urges a war vessel be sent to bring back Captain Charles Lindbergh. The message emphasizes a naval response to return the famed aviator, reflecting heightened concern over his status and safe return.
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Lindbergh
New York
Royal Capeland
United States
Cie
Senate
Washington
France
Charles Landbergh
De Pinedo Flew Atlantic Leg Toward Azores Per United Press
Trepassey Newfoundland reports Francesco de Pinedo lifted off at 2 589 a m for the Azores on the last lap of a four continent flight. He reduced plane weight by 400 pounds and left wireless gear behind, leaving no means of communication during the ocean crossing.
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United Press
Trepassey
Newfoundland
Francesco de Pinedo
Azores
Atlantic Ocean
de Pinedo
Tasses ST. John's
St. John’s
Uyl
Songs About Lindbergh Popular in Paris Streets
Reports say two songs celebrating Charles Lindbergh’s transatlantic feat were printed overnight and sold in Paris. One, “Lindbergh’s Glory,” by Jules Tiubert, uses the Sooden Trumpet tune. the other by Leon Penne with chorus “For France and America it is a victory true.” A holiday was declared at Wright Aeronautical in Paterson, and a fatal stabbing in Brooklyn tied to a Lindbergh debate left one dead and another under homicide charge.
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Paris
Captain Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Jules Tiubert
Robert T. Small Dies Noted Writer and Reporter
Robert T. Small, a widely known writer and political reporter, died of heart disease. His body was found in his hotel room in Washington D.C. He was 40, wife and three daughters are in Honolulu. Born in Atlanta, Small covered a range of topics from prize fights to politics and the Scopes trial. He recently reported on the Mission flood for the Associated Press.
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Robert T. Small
Washington, D.D. C
Small
Honolulu
Atlanta
Consolidated ‘Prek« Association
Two Crew Drown Near Lake Erie After Capture
Two crew members of a rum running boat drowned in Lake Erie when the craft was towed after being captured by state and local police. The incident occurred near West Meld, N. and involved officers from the barge tow.
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Fly Associated Prass
West Meld
Lake Erie
Here
Ty State
Focal Police and Ways Belog
Inteu Bar
Celona Hither
Drowns in Gravel Pit at Prairie du Chien
Frederick Pohlman aged 20 drowned Saturday in a gravel pit at Prairie du Chien Wisconsin after being seized by cramps. The accident was reported by local authorities and the body was recovered.
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Associated Press
Vrairie da Chien
Wis
Frederick Pohlman
Wisconsin Weather Summary From Dairy Northwestern Official Observation
Unsettled conditions expected in eastern and northern parts with probable showers and cooler temperatures across the state. Fair and cooler in eastern and southern portions. Observed data notes temperature, precipitation, and cloud cover indicators.
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Associated .Bress
Wisconsin
Oath
Dairy Northwestern
Lindbergh Ado Ends With France Crowning Slim Boy Hero
Charles A Lindbergh, fresh from his New York to Paris solo flight, is welcomed at the Elysee by President Doumergue who pins the Legion of Honor on him. crowds cheer and flowers fly as the modest American poses in borrowed clothes. The Aero Club of France plans to award its gold Medal and praise pours from Paris and Detroit. New York offers promise of a million dollar windfall from films, endorsements, and contracts, with sponsors noting a potential total in excess of one million if he signs.
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Associated Fresa
Red Grange
Iain Borotra
Ble Gs Tilden
Quai d'Orsay
Wilson
Varin
Lamon of Honor
Merrick
Raymond Grieg
Associated Press
Maris
France
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
the Elysee
Doumergue
Republic
Legion of Honor
Lindburgh
Floyer
Detroit
Aero Club of France
Poluture
Faubourg-Saint Honore
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York-Paris
Harry J. Knights
Mint
St. Louis
Byrd to shift program to Arctic routes new plan eyed
Reports from New York quote officials and backers saying Richard E Byrd may abandon the Atlantic crossing for an Arctic flight from Etah Greenland to Point Barrow Alaska. Lindbergh’s success prompts reconsideration while Bellanca project remains stalled and no record attempt is planned for weeks.
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Associated Press
New York
Richard EL Tsyrd
Arctic
Pacific
Baths High Brothers
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Thomas Byrd
Atlantic
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Byrd
Rodman Wanamaker
Etah
Greenland
Point Barrow
Alaska
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
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Charles Lindburgh
Uncle Sam
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Camp McCoy
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R. W. Babson
Congressmai
Fariv
Persian Gulf
England
India
Carr
Gillman
Donax
Abadan
Associated Praga
Unes
Evangelina Limbergh
Paterson, N. I
Wright Aeronautical Company
Buick
Joseph Hand
Brooklyn
East Side
Levene
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