Goebbels Warns of Final Push Against Encirclement
Berlin asserts a final warning to powers seeking to encircle Germany. Goebbels vows every blow on the front will trigger a deafening counter-blow as London and Paris ally with Soviet Russia against the Reich. The German foreign office signals a Rome-Berlin axis response to a French British Russian triple alliance amid economic strain from the four year plan and armament burden. A new shadow army plan envisions training under SA supervision to bolster armed forces. We have warned enough, the Voelkischer Beobachter quotes.
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Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germany
London
Paris
Soviet Russia
Foreign Office
Deutsche Diplomatisch-Politische Korrespondenz
Rome
S. A
Nazi Storm
Goebbels
Voelkischer Beobachler
Mayo, famed Dupgeon dies of pneumonia at 73
Dr Charles Horace Mayo world renowned surgeon dies after an eight day battle with pneumonia in Chicago. He 73 spent 50 years as a physician, helped build the Mayo Clinic into a medical mecca with innovations in nervous system surgery goiter surgery and hundreds of eye brain throat and abdomen procedures. He was taken to his Rochester Minnesota home after death at Mercy hospital.
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Chicago
Charles Horace Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Mercy Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Globe
Thomas Jandry
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Twister Rakes South Wisconsin Damages Homes
A severe storm from Beloit to northeast Wisconsin damaged trees and farm buildings, cut telephone and telegraph lines, and interrupted power in several communities. Winds followed a record heat day with 88 degrees in Beloit. Mrs. Charles Shirley fractured an arm when a tree struck her home near Roscoe Illinois. Areas hit included Manchester Illinois, Clinton Wisconsin, and Turtle Wisconsin.
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Beloit
Charles Shirley
Roscoe
Ill
Manchester
Illinois
Clinton
Turtle
Wis
Yankee Clipper completes hop to Europe from New York
The Yankee Clipper landed at Port Washington at 12 49 p m C S T concluding the first scheduled roundtrip mail flight to Europe Arthur E Laporte commanded the 4113 ton Clipper with a crew of 13 and three observers The flight was diverted about 300 miles south of its normal course via Bermuda due to mid Atlantic weather conditions
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New York
Europe
Port Washington
C. S
Arthur E. Laporte
Bermuda
mid-Atlantic
Neenah Woman Honored by Mount Mary College
The Mount Mary College in Milwaukee announced honorary speakers and degree recipients for its June commencement week. Rev. Norbert C. Hoff of Notre Dame will be the baccalaureate speaker, Edward A. Fitzpatrick the president will deliver the commencement address, and honorary doctor of law degrees go to Gertrude Sensenbrenner Bergstrom of Ne nah and Milwaukee publisher William George Bruce.
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Milwaukee
Norbert C. Hoff
Notre Dame University
Beccalaureaue
Mount Mary College
Edward, A. Fitzpatrick
Gertrude Sensenbrenner Bergstrom
Neenah
William George Bruce
Independent Unions Seek Vote Permit
Madison notes the Wisconsin state employment relations board, newly empowered by the employment peace act, has received three requests for secret elections from independent unions. The unions are Public Service Employees Union of Wisconsin at Racine Gas and Electric, Lake View Independent Union at Kimberly Clark Menasha plant, and Independent Employer Union Local 1 at Malleable Iron and Range Beaver Dam. The board will hear petitions regardless of sponsor, and can dissolve unions or sanction employers only on substantiated unfair labor practice charges.
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Ralph Beck
United Press
Madison —Sip
New State Employment Relations Board
Labor Board
Lawrence Gooding
Fond du Lac
Menasha
Public Service
Union of Wisconsin
Racine
Wisconsin Gas and Electric Company
Lake View
Kimberly— Clark Paper Corporation
Ironind Range Company
Beaver Dam
Gooding
Utility Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Coke and Gas Byproduct Workers Union
C Oo
Kimberly-Clark
Iron and Range
Floyd Green
Ino
Glidden Isolated by Record Rain Fueled Floods
Ashland Wisconsin reports river levels at a 22 year high as eight inches of rain drenched the area. Glidden suffered its worst flood since 1917 with two feet of water in parts and homes evacuated. Roads blocked, tracks washed out, and communications crippled as the Chippewa river neared the bridge and rail lines rerouted.
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Ashland
Wis
Chippewa
Ashland County
Glidden
No. 13
Lac du Flambeau
Ume
Atland
St'eokend
Bute
Butternut
Melien
Spain Nationalists Bring 380 to Trial Each Day
Madrid claims 71 citizens of the Madrid sector face treason robbery and vandalism trials at a rate of 320 per day. Since the March 28 Nationalists seized Madrid 688 have died before firing squads. Emergency and regular tribunals run trials, cited as essential for “the second era of empire.” Since March 28, 1,009 sentenced to death but Franco commuted 312 to prison. Trials extend to Toledo Ciudad Real and Albacete. A nationwide roundup reaches 46,000 awaiting trial with 1,200,000 charges noted, mainly for acts before the war’s end.
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Madrid
Offigis
Secon
Francisco Franco
Toledo
Ciudad Real
Atbaecte
Spain
Agg
Watchman Crushed to Death in Elevator Shaft Fall
Carl Agchen Brenner, watchman for Falk attendant, was found dead last night with head and body crushed between an elevator shell and shaft well. Investigators believe he was caught between the elevator and the shaft on the second floor.
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Carl Agchenbrenner
Falk Ttendant
Menson Ptgate
Timken Firm Buys Delta Tauco Stock
Timken-Detroit Axle Company of Detroit acquired all outstanding stock of Delta Manufacturing and its Tauco Manufacturing affiliate in Milwaukee. Wisconsin plants at Oshkosh and Milwaukee expand Timken presence. Delta makes power tools. Timken plans to keep Delta as a separate division with current staff.
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Timken-Detroit Axle Company
Detroit
Mich
Delta Manufacturing Company
Tauca Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Axie Company
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Timken
Waukegan
Timken Company
Wisconsin Axle
Walter F. Rockwell
Wisconsin Axle Division
Rockwell
Delta
Timken-Detroit Company
Timken Detroit Silent Automatic
Timken Detroit Company
Green Bay bands to lead youths in citizenship march
In Green Bay Wisconsin six bands two drum corps and a glee club will march tomorrow to welcome several hundred youths earning citizenship. The parade ends at the city stadium where Style Supreme Court Justice Joseph Martin will speak. Sponsors expect 38900 people to join in community singing.
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Green Bay
Wis
Style
Supreme Court
Joseph Martin
Roosevelt 5s Back at Country Estate Nyde Park
President Roosevelt returned to his overlook on the Hudson at 7 3 am a small group of friends and neighbors met him at the station and a limousine carried him to his home at the estate in Nyde Park New York.
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Roosevelt
Nyde Park
N.Y
Hudson River
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Memorial Day Publication
The Oshkosh Daily Northwestern will publish as usual on Memorial Day Tuesday May 30 with full local state and world news. A ho ld et of closing causes a shortened delivery, but readers are assured daily coverage remains the same as other days.
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Northwestern
Oshkosh
Horizon Justice Sued For $25,000 In Asylum Inquiry
The Dodge county incident features Eugene Klink suing Judge E A Rausch for libel over a John Doe inquiry report on the Dodge county asylum and farm. The suit seeks 25000 dollars, alleging publication in Milwaukee papers.
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Horizon Justice
Asylum Inquiry
Juneau
Wis
Eugene Klink
Dodge County
Rausch
Milwaukee
Raasch
Morrivon. Wis
Justice of the Peace
E. A. Raasch
John Woe
Dodge County Asylum
Poar Farm
Frank O'Neill
Vincent Klink
Madison
Rain Noted in Great Lakes Region Next Days
Forecaster predicts little rain Monday or Tuesday across the upper Great Lakes. Precipitation expected mainly in Michigan Wisconsin northern Illinois and Indiana with temperatures running somewhat lower.
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Chicago
Forncaster Co A
Demetodax
Upper Great Lakes
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Golf Club Slot Machines Hijacked in Racine
Four gunmen hijacked slot machines at a Racine Wisconsin golf club barroom. Four employees and five golfers were forced to the area as the intruders took one nickel machine and demanded others be moved. A golfer quoted a baffled remark about the incident.
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Golf Club
Racine, Wis
Kilebourn Country Club
Weather Summary for May 29 to June 3
Showers tonight then clearing with cooler temperatures east and south. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, no significant precipitation, and highs near 85 with lows around 69. Southeast wind and steady barometer reading around 29.63. One year ago highs reached 70 and lows 46.
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Exernt
Paizeme
Ouisok
Somin
Photnix
Yellowstone
Bookstaff Observatory
Madman from Lima asylum shoots in tavern on Chicago’s west side
Frank Haines 137, escaped Lima asylum with four companions, opened fire in a West Side tavern wounding two men George Roach 25 and Paul Gagne 24. He fought patrons, was beaten, police arrested him at Bridewell hospital as others recaptured after the earlier escape.
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Chicago
U.P
Frank Haines
State Hospital For the
Lima
West Side
Nora Trillett
Haines
Bridewell
Cecil Campbell
Detroit
Bureau of Identification
Lima Asylum
William Blutz
Wise
Morgenthau Proposes 3-Tier Tax Revisions for Business
Secretary Morgenthau urged Congress to rethink corporate taxes to reduce business hindrances. He outlined three categories including repealing the undistributed profits levy and reexamining surtax rates for high incomes. He also urged removing tax exemptions on government securities to restore equity with progressive rates. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Congress
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Schafer Threatens Fight If Duffy Named To Succeed Geiger
Wisconsin Republican Representative Schafer warned of fireworks if F. Ryan Duffy is nominated to replace Federal Judge F. A. Geiger of Milwaukee who resigned. President Roosevelt allegedly favored Duffy, a one‑time foe of reelection, prompting Schafer to pledge resistance amid broad calls for qualified successors from 121773 Wisconsin residents.
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Schafer
Duffy
Geiger
Washinston
Ryan Duffy
F. A. Geiger
Milwaukee
Johns
Alabama
Wis
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Vandenberg Silence on 1940 Nomination
Washington observers focus on whether President Roosevelt will seek a third term and if Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan will run for the Republican nomination. Roosevelt remains silent while Vandenberg gains early support from the Michigan GOP delegation and state officials urging he be drafted.
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D. Harald Oliver Washington
Roosevelt
Avery
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Shehigan
Vandenberg
Senate
House
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