Oshkosh marks St Marys diamond jubilee celebration
Saint Marys Catholic Church in Oshkosh celebrates a diamond jubilee this weekend with three days of ceremonies led by Most Rev Peter Rhode bishop of Green Bay. The celebration includes a 9 15 am high mass a 3 pm confirmation service with 110 candidates a solemn requiem mass for deceased clergy and a jubilee banquet Tuesday night in St Marys gymnasium.
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Oshkosh
Sui Mary’s Church
St Mary's
St. Peter's
St. Vincents
St. Mart’s Gymnasium
Peter Rhode
Green Bay
Cappa‘ Magna
William A. Real
St. Mary's
Leo Binder
Car Karski
Strvicks
Cinner Wi
St. Mars’s Gymnasium
St. Mary's Par
St. Mary’s Gymnasium
Thekla Schran
J. G. Stehie
Gregory L. Sitter
Edward Ust Pitz
George Hen Foster N. J. Welter
Harry Schmidt
William Esser
State Faces Shortfall in IT Relief Funds in Wisconsin
Madison reports anticipated absorption of nearly 12500 federal works jobs next week will still leave Wisconsin about 320000 dollars short of immediate relief needs. Dr Alfred Briggs WERA director warned budgets may have to be cut as Governor La Follette returns from Hyde Park to discuss direct relief. WPA plans push ahead with 16 million dollars of projects as district directors receive authority to proceed despite funding gaps. Washington has allotted 1 million dollars for direct relief for the first half of September with no commitment for the second half. It may delay purchases of shoes clothing school books for children while workers await pay.
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Ietal
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Jewelry salesman robbed by gunman in New York
A jewelry salesman named Harry Field was robbed by a gunman after a car stop in New York. The incident involved a chauffeur and an associate, with Weisfield reportedly connected to the two men.
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Harry Field
N.Y
Weisfield
Ozakre
Patt Sion
Pope Delivers Plea For Peace to 20 000 Veterans
The pope spoke at St Pauls Basil where about 20 000 former service men gathered. He urged peace with justice and urged world leaders and peoples to pursue it through all means. He blessed the Prelates and all present as he underscored the need for unity in striving for global harmony.
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Pyres Burn for Deceased Soldiers in Florida Wreck Zone
In Florida storm wreckage key areas held funeral pyres for fallen soldiers as authorities seek to banish pestilence. Smoke rose over the scene while crews hastened to lay to rest the dead amid precautionary measures in a crisis zone.
Check of the Dead in Hurricane Reported by Aubrey Williams
Miami reports a federal update on dead missing and wounded from three Florida hurricane camps. Hopkins said turnover was high, with civilian dead estimated at 90 and civics groups coordinating funerary rites. Red Cross counted 159 bodies to be recovered as the territory was cleared.
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Miami
Fla
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Hany C. Hopkins
Florida
Kers Veterans Rehabilitation Camps
Red Cross
D. C. Coleman
Coleman
Fred
Roosevelt
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Henry Hansen
Siet G. A
Hopkins
Associated Press
Wittman in Race for National Prize Money
Oshkosh flyer S J Wittman competes for a share of the national prize money after winning a $15 600 trophy in Cleveland air races. Neumen from Moline challenges Wittman for the remaining $3 000. Dan Rae of Lemont and Chris Jancis are noted contenders in this aviation contest.
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Harneumann
Moline
Cleveland
Protest Lodged by Hans Luther in German Case
A protest lodged by Hans Luther is reported as the German rent issue facing the state department. The document mentions charges and a Bremen origin, with delivery of a notice to Dr Hans Luther related to the German atom notion. The text is fragmented and difficult to fully parse.
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Hans Luther
Washington—.P
State Department
Bremen
Hans Luth
Turnover in Elections Sparks Attention in 1939 Race
Fragmentary OCR notes reference electoral turnover dynamics with mentions of Washington, Republicans, Democrats, and dates unreadable. No clear events, candidates, or results are legible to detail a complete summary.
Ben Marcus Sees Ulterior Motive In Local Debate
Fragmentary text shows Ben Marcus of Musgoda claiming ulterior motive in a local political matter. Mentions Marcus Roe L. Bre and references to Republican party interests and resignations or tellings. Further readable names include Lee and Merit, with unclear actions.
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Ben Marcus
Musgoda
Marcus S Roe L. Bre
Burenens
Republican Party
County seeks courthouse permit in Oshkosh fight
Winnebago county authorities moved to file for a building permit for a new county courthouse and jail at the Clark Kennedy site in Oshkosh. Dist Atty R C Laus will present the application to city inspector Harvey O Oleson next week, with an appeal plan if denied. The county building committee voted unanimously to pursue all legal avenues to obtain the permit, including appealing to the local board of appeals and potential court action if needed. The board of appeals is to include Walter Ibbe as president and other members.
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Laus
Flocal Board of Appeals
Board of F Appeals
West Side
Citiding
Onty
Board of Appeals
Walter Ibbe
Henrys Auler
B.A. Below
S.J .Luchsinger
Otto Kummerow
Flood damage in Maryland's eastern shore tops $500000
Floods across the eastern shore of Maryland cause up to $500000 in damage with over 1000 people homeless as rivers burst and roads wash out. Federalsburg and Smithsburg report significant losses while Hope Creek and other creeks breach barriers.
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Federalsburg
Maryland
Red Cross
Deralsburg
Hope
Signs of War in Ethiopia Emphasized
The five power committee seeking peace in the Italo Ethiopian dispute, led by the League of Nations, urged a united Anglo French front to avert war. Mussolini pledged indemnities for East African workers while Italy withdrew consulates and Indian troops arrived as guards. Ethiopian officials warned the withdrawal could signal war.
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President awaits more comment on breathing spell
White House aides upbeat over letter to Howard and the relief it produced. Roosevelt announces an experimental stage easing tensions as the stock market responds. McDonald named federal administrator, replacing a wary predecessor. The president and Morgenthau family plan a drive to Morgenthau’s home at Piskill for a clam shake.
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Piskhill
Hyde Park
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