Britain and Russia near mutual aid accord in early date
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced new proposals to Soviet Russia for a three power mutual assistance pact with Britain and France. He cited Geneva talks between Viscount Halifax and Ivan Maisky and said all relevant points of view are clarified with hope for full agreement soon.
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Chamberlain
London
Russia
Geneva
Viscount Halifax
Ivan Maisky
House of Commons
Britain
Lord Halifax
Maisky
Bonnet
France
Paris
Trajesty
Milk farmers push for cost based pricing at Wisconsin courtge
More than 1,500 farmers from eight counties gathered in Waukesha to oppose the state milk control law and press for a cost of production amendment to a Senate bill. They cited promises of price adjustments by the Department of Agriculture and Markets if sales targets are not met, and criticized Milwaukee dealers for the price cut. Attendees included leaders from Waukesha, Milwaukee, Kenosha, Racine, Jefferson, Walworth, Washington, and Ozaukee counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
Philip Nelson
Harold T. Olling
Milwaukee
Waukesha County Farm
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Ralph Ammon
Ammon
Uling
James W. Baird
Waukesha County Superves
Wisol
Waukesha Milk Council
Edwin Rausch
Town of
New Berlin
Vernon M. Gaspar
Atttending
Kenosha
Racine
Jefferson
Walworth
Washington
Ozaukee
Axis pact plan urged immediate actions in Europe Africa
Ciano carries a note from Hitler and Ribbentrop urging synchronized Italian German moves to demand more living space. Mussolini was to decide on approving the plan while Italian press says the two totalitarian powers will push ahead. Article notes Britain and France face pressure and democracy must concede to avoid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romena
Germany
Italy
Europe
Africa
Benito Mussolni
Galeano Ciano
Berlin
Adam Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Great Britain
France
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Ciano
Mussolini
Talian
Mary
Mediterranean
Perry Fond du Lac honored by diocese
Fond du Lac Wis Recent Episcopal diocese council elected E J Per gy president of First National Bank as diocesan treasurer Foster was named chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Episcopal Diocvre
E. J. Pergy
First National Bank
Treasurr
FLA
Legislators Near Holiday Recess With Weekend Adjournment
Lawmakers plan a Friday adjournment for a holiday recess after a brief session led by Assembly member Catan. Both houses will reconvene Wednesday at 2:30 p m to resume oversight and legislative duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison—T
Catan
Republic
Appieton
Vagrant May Be Matson Kidnapper Slayer
Detective Captain Adolph Kracmer said a 46 year old man held on a vagrancy charge is detained while FBI agents examine his record in the search for the Charles Matson kidnap slayer. The suspect, a Seattle mental hospital patient and tailor, resembles the composite image linked to the 1936 Ta coma case. He was arraigned in district court and held on $1000 bond pending a June 70 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Adolph Kracmer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles Matson
Kracmer
Seattle
Wash
Matson
Tacoma
Edward Bacon Named on Investment Board
Governor Beil appointed Edward A. Bacon of Milwaukee to the State annuity and investment board succeeding Edgar G. Doucha of Madison for a term ending March 7, 1945. Bacon is vice chairman of the Republican state central committee and a foundry company executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Beil
Edward A. Bacon
Milwaukee
Edgar G. Doucha
Bacon
Republican State c Central Committee
Fugitives hunted as 50-strong force sweeps Dodgeville region
A large, armed search party from southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois scoured Cox Hollow one mile northeast of Dodgeville for a second murder suspect, following the arrest of Roy Herdie, 21, at a local gas station. Herdie denied then admitted involvement with Arnold Putnam, 24, of Milwaukee, in the Vernon Reinheimer murder during a May 20 holdup at Afton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Wis
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Cox Hollow
Roy Herdie
Jefferson
Owen Rex
Rock County
Burleigh Allen
Madison
Alfred Cretney
Herdie
Cretney
Herbie
Norman Harris
Rex
Allen
Arnold Putnnam
Milwaukee
Duebuque
Davenport
Fulham
Vernon Reinheimer
Afton
Putnam
Reinheimer
Japanese cruiser halts Rangpura and boards liner
Hongkong report by Harold Guard says a Japanese light cruiser halted the British liner Rangpura four miles south of Waglan lighthouse at 8 am and fired two shots across its bows. A boarding party was sent to verify papers, prompting SOS calls and eventual British destroyers to approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Guard
United Press
Hongkong
Rangpura
Iz Lew
Peninsular and Oriental
Waglan
L. L. Parfit
Bnixh Honasong
Sno Une Duchess
Admirals Flat
J. J L. Murray
China
Renpura
Murray
Amoy
Hritfish
U.S. and Empire Will Never Settle Differences by Force or Threat
Harvard economist Alvin Hansen urged a special study of a double budget system for the federal government. He proposed budgeting capital investments separately from operating costs, with self liquidating projects carrying depreciation charges against maintenance. He cited potential budget stability during unemployment insurance under a capital budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Empire
George
Washington
Alvin H. Hansen
Harvard University
Monopoly Committee
Hansen
Sweden
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Roosevelt
Cooper
Tennessee
House
Ways and Means
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Eight Buildings Burn in Upstate Wisconsin Blaze
A major fire destroyed eight buildings on the main street of a Douglas County community in Wisconsin. About 200 volunteer firefighters, Superior fire department, and 50 CCC boys fought the flames for two hours, aided by a thunderstorm. Damages are estimated between 25 000 and 50 000 dollars. One volunteer suffered facial and hand burns. another man sustained a knee injury from broken glass. The blaze damaged a restaurant, hot dog stand, gas station, warehouse, and private garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Nebazamon
Wis
Douglas County
Suptrer Fire Department
CCC
Camp Drule
Villebrandt
Joe Lederman
Areman
Superior
Dell Arild
Truteni
Arnold Ewarkened
King George VI voice pledges empire peace with United States
United States and British empire leaders should avoid force or threats, King George VI told a worldwide Empire Day broadcast. He cited over a century of good neighbor relations between Canada and the United States, urging continued peace and nonviolence across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Miller
United Press
Winnipeg
Man
U.P
United States
British Empire
George VI
Canada
Ory
Canadi Sour
Europe
Fire at Wisconsin Veterans Home Causes $3500 Damage
Fire at the Wisconsin Veterans' Home in Waunakee, Wisconsin, caused about $3500 in damage. Sparks from a blow torch used by workmen removing paint were blamed for the blaze. Major Waldo G. Dow stated the fire spread rapidly despite efforts to control it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans
Waunaca
Wis
Wisconsin Veterans
Waldo G. Dow
Wisconsin Forecast Delivers Showers and Thunderstorms
North states expect showers and oral thundersteams tonight with possible thunder in the south by Thursday. Temperatures rise tonight with warmer conditions in the eastern portion Thursday. Readings include 59 in the morning with partly cloudy skies and several high temperatures in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Thursda
Milwaukee
Oklarma City
Winnemucca
Nev
House Vetoes Single Board
Madison The house defeated the proposed single nine member state board of education laid out by Governor Heil. The bill to consolidate UW boards and teacher colleges, adult education, and vocational programs was indefinitely postponed on a voice vote per the education committee. A companion senate bill remains under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Board of Education
Heil
Assembly
House
Goldthorpe
Republican
Cuba City
University of Wisconsin
Senate
Citizenship Bill Granted Heil's OK in Madison
Madison lawmakers approved a citizenship program under Governor Heil. Sponsored by Senator Frank A. Yindra the bill makes county superintendent of schools ensure a newly formed citizenship education program for students and adults. The act governs program setup funding and oversight by the state department of public instruction and requires proclamations and compliance by courts boards municipalities colleges and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Egeh
Bergdoll Arriving in U S Tomorrow for Surrender
World War draft dodger Bergdoll, from a wealthy Philadelphia family, is due in New York on the Bremen and will be surrendered to military officials. His attorney said he will return to face punishment, seeking to educate his children in a free country. His family attended a Senate Military Affairs hearing as legislation to bar his return looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
New York
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Senate Committee
Philadelphia
Weinberger
Bergdolf
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Bergdall
Bergdoll
Governors Island
Adjutant General
War Department
Emma C. Bergdoll
Berta
Bergdorf
Edwin
Emma
Elizabeth Hall
Squalus Rescue: Mixed Signals and Navy Efforts Near Portsmouth
A rough log from Portsmouth records a chaotic rescue operation for the sunken submarine Squalus off New Hampshire's coast. Entries detail smoke signals, radio contact with Squalus, divers reaching the forward compartments, and the Falcon rescue ship assisting as Admiral Crile boards to oversee the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sculpin
New Hampshire
Atton
Mouth Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. C
Squalus
Richard S. Edwards
Uni States
New London
Peris
Portmeath
Washington, DC
Widrecdis
Disjeter Ferne
Sculpen
Falera Syle Martine
Adanaral
W. Crile
Paleo
Falcon
Navy
Rush Rescue Of 17 Others Beneath Seas
Dramatic undersea rescue in Portsmouth New Hampshire as 15 men entombed on the sunken submarine Squalus were recovered after 29 hours beneath 240 feet of water in a diving bell. Seven officers and sailors surfaced able to walk, while 17 others known to be alive emerged, with crews rushing them to decompression and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Ther
Joseph Patterson
Oklahoma City
J. C. Nichols
Chicago
Nichols
Squalus
C. F. Naquin
William T. Doyle Jr
Baltimore
Robert N. Robertson
Quanan
Texas
Falcon
Naval Hospital
Queen Mary's eye injury in grash not held serious
London rumor says Queen Mary suffered an eye injury in a crash and had a restless night. Doctors reported no serious condition though a bulletin noted a possible eye issue. The royal family gathered in London with children visiting Marlborough House and Derby plans canceled. Princess Elizabeth sent a sympathy letter.
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Queen Mary
London
Mars
Say
Yaltious
Maury
Putin
Condiery
Richard Drake
Marx
Gloucester
Kent
Jora
Horesood
Marlborouch Hrove
Epsom Downs
Mary
Elizabeth
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
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AXIS
Edward Bacon
Store
Outem
Upstate
O. K
Roland Blanchard
Hershey
Mich
Harold C. Prebble
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
William Tsane
Theodore E. Jacobs
Staten Island
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