Water Board Receives Engineer Report on City Water
The Oshkosh Water Commission heard a report from Alverd Burcick and Howson recommending activated carbon treatment to remove tastes and odors. They proposed 750000 gallon elevated tank and carbon filtration with total improvements near 1058000 dollars, excluding the tank.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Alverd, Burcick & Howson
Chicago
John R. Baylis
Chicago Waterworks
Oshkosh
H. J. Schneider
Oshkosh Water Department
Albert E. Hintz
Water Department
New Deal Dealer Hope Amid Roosevelt Action Talks
Washington reporters describe three key developments after NIA's death as New Dealers press for public momentum to salvage WRA features. Roosevelt weighs reaction before action while Hugh S Johnson proposes a stronger NRA plan and calls for congressional support. Senate leaders signal cautious, varied responses with fears of voluntary codes.
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Nia
Roosevelt
Ugh S. Johnson
NRA
Congress
Fons
Clark
Missouri
Idaho
Monopol
Vandlenters
Republican
Michigan
Senate
Uning
Fie
Johnson
Piaf
Felix Frankfurter
Chamber urges cautious tone on Wisconsin works bill
The Wisconsin State Chamber warned against rapid change in state government traditions and urged a three week delay for study of Gov. La Follette’s 209 million work relief bill. They pressed for further hearings and raised questions on the Wisconsin finance authority, scrip backing, and municipal debt limits.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Chamber of Comme
Wisconsin
Philip F. la Follette
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Wisconsin Finance Authority
FL Brunette
Green Bay
Hearine June & AL
Manufacturers Association
Fred W. Clausen
Horicon
John Roe
Thomas M. Duncan
Racine
Milwaukee
Appleton
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Frank Vaughn
Chamber
Robert McCarthy
Milwaukee Fruit
Vaughn
Doebn BR. Riedl
Appleton Post-Crescent
Philip Vogt
Harlan W. Kelly
Riedl
Wis In Finance Authority
WEA
Corpoceuiuhs
Duncan
Stse
Saad Ronmie
Quiet Remembrance Amid Recalled War Dawn
A solemn verse recalls fallen soldiers sleeping in grass and bloom, asking reverent memory for those who died in battle. It laments the return of war drums and the once again looming struggle as Europe faces renewed conflict, urging peace and quiet reflection.
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Hell
What Memorial Day Says From Riverside Sermon
The Rev. David F. Bent told memorial services at Riverside cemetery that the dead call all to devote the land. He spoke on What Does This Day Say as rain fell during the parade and ceremonies led by Mayor Charles A. Wiechering.
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David F. Bent
First Congregational Church
G. A. KR
Riverside Cemetery
Bent
Charles A. Wiechering
Ceremonie
Ray DeVoe
William
Harry
Walter Bartelt
CIA
Lincoln
Henry ‘Veriver
Gettysburg
Cty
Wisconsin National Gavivd
Battle Over War Words at UW on Compulsory Training
Representatives of military and veterans faced church and student groups as a hearing examined a Senate approved bill for compulsory military training for UW freshmen and sophomores. Cadet corps commandant Orsinger urged focus beyond weapons, while opponents from Baptist, church bodies and civic groups warned training risks and aims.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Senate
Arthur Hitt
Remington Orsinger
University Cadet Corps
Orsinger
George L. Collins
Bari
Jw. RL Faville
State Council of Churches
Studen
Harrison L. Girne
Madison Alderomate
Mwnutt
Depaw University
Greencastle
Ind
Waldo McNut
Sheriff Advises Former President On Road Permit
The sheriff warns a former president about road permits in a brief exchange. The motorist acknowledges the need for a permit and the officer offers guidance for future compliance during their roadside conversation.
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Roise
Giergbert Hasver
Memorial Day Parades Honor War Dead Across States
Veterans from Civil War to World War II march in New York and across the nation while President Roosevelt cancels a Memorial Day appearance due to rain. Parades include 72 000 entries in New York’s five boroughs and services at Arlington and naval posts. Wreaths, salutes, and floral tributes mark ceremonies for fallen service members.
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New York
Timothy J. Creecen
Manhattan
New York Borough
Roosevelt
White House
Arlington Nation Cemetery
AL Hardin
Mont
Custer National Cemetery
United States
George A. Custer
Lillie Big Horn
Sebouh Neresian
Thanen
Akron
New Jersey
St. Lemis
Anver Sibors
Jotieb Peterling
AS de Fowne
Braner Tar Servier
Amerigo
BuiEryaht
Manila
P. L
Death by gas explosion during room entry in Alma Inman home
A gas used to take life exploded yesterday when Patrick Tlocharel entered Alma Inman's home, injuring a bystander minorly as the kitchen stove reportedly ignited from air vent intrusion. The event occurred as authorities investigate the cause and sequence leading to the fatal incident.
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Milwanker
Alma Inman
Patrick
Tlocharel
Bart
Howard
Forty miners entombed after Fukushima mine explosion
A blast at the Triyama mine in Fukushima prefecture trapped forty miners. Rescue teams reached the surface with 10 men extracted. the fate of the remaining workers was uncertain with hopes of ground relief.
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Tokio
Fukushima
Triyama
Paraguay and Bolivia agree to 2 day truce in Chaco war
Paraguay and Bolivia provisionally agreed to a two day truce in the Chaco war to pursue a peaceful settlement of territorial disputes. The accord, announced in La Paz after talks with mediating powers Argentina and Brazil, allows direct negotiations or arbitration if talks fail.
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Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Bolivia
Chaco
Argentina
Brazil
LA Paz
la Piz
Rees
Case Strike Deadlock Near in Wisconsin Factory
In Racine Wisconsin a 1200 worker strike at the Case company nears a stalemate. Union demands include seniority rights and higher pay while management offers small increases. Mediator Alfmeyer left Washington, and officials prepare for further talks as police monitor crowd activity.
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Racine
Wis
AL J. Alfmeyer
Diver
Washington
Selrniieinis
Mt Warden
van Dies
Tremendous Speed Starts Annual Event
Weatherly of Cincinnati was killed when his car crashed through the northwest wall at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the 500 mile race practice. His mechanic Edwin Bradburn of Los Angeles was seriously injured with a broken back. Weatherly was 25 and making his first Indy appearance. The crash followed several deaths in trials and other accidents on the same turn.
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Weatherly
Mays
Tony Gulatia
Kansas City
Lou Meyer
Muntington Park
Calif
al Gordon
Los Angeles
Frank Howard
Gordoun
Mass
Reading
Gulatta
Babe Stapp
Gordon
Gorton
Howard
Gorean
Return of Weyerhaeuser Boy Hints Hushed Public Hope
Report claims a $200000 ransom and a 60 pound stack of U.S. securities were prepared for the Weyerhaeuser family to secure the return of their kidnapped son George. Neighbors watched as a taxi with two women and a woman driver appeared at the family home triggering widespread speculation of a pending release.
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Harmer
Rscviaeuser
George
J.P. Weverhbaguser Jr
Weyerhseuser
Mene
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