Britain presses Mussolini over Mediterranean piracy talks
London reports say Britain, angered by new submarine attacks on merchant ships, is pressing Prime Minister Mussolini to attend Friday’s conference on extermination of piracy in the Mediterranean. After cabinet sessions, Britain reportedly assured Mussolini it would take measures against the menace.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
U.P
Mary
Mediterranean
Britain
Mussolini
Mediteranean tension grows as Hull warns on raiders
Secretary Hull called the Mediterranean raid activity promiscuously growing more acute after discussing it with Maritime Commission Chairman Kennedy. Officials stressed no general shipping warning exists. Britain aims to clear the seas of marauding submarines even if Italy and Germany stay away from the conference in Noyen.
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Washington
Hull
Mediterranean
Kennedy
Maritime Commission
State Department
Britain
Italy
Noyen
Switzerland
Germany
Connally
Texas
China
United States
Amoy
Foochow
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Shanghai
Japan
Al Brady Seen in Indianapolis Then Vanishes Again
A report of Al Brady, self-styled Dillinger successor, seen in an Indianapolis car near the state fairgrounds prompted a multi state police hunt. Officer William Fisher identified the car and Brady, prompting an all points broadcast as authorities from five states coordinate their manhunt. Subsequent tips placed the vehicle near Logansport heading toward Michigan.
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Paul D. Smith
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
al Brady
John Dillinger
William Fisher
Brady
Chicago
Indianapoli
Fisher
Michigan
Senate probes relief agencies for permanent policy
Senate investigators gather data from emergency relief bodies including the Works Progress Administration and Public Works Administration to evaluate their work and consider a permanent relief framework. The inquiry aims to decide which agencies, if any, should endure and how long term aid should be structured.
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Washington
Senate
Alan Johnstone
Works Progress Administration
Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
The
Resettlement Administration
Johnstone
Congress
Byrnes
South Carolina
Miss Marble Loses Net Tourney Match at Forest Hills
Forest Hills New York Doro thy May Bundy the husky free hitting daughter of May Sutton Bundy defeated defending champion Alice Marble in the women's national singles championships to reach the semifinals by sweeping 1 6 2 5 6 1 in a surprising upset.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Dorothy May Bundy
Husky
May Sutton Bundy
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Rebels Ousted In Paraguayan City
In Asuncion, government naval and cavalry forces ousted rebel detachments and reestablished provisional rule of President Felix Paiva. Government says order is restored and full constitutional terms will be enforced. Units from Concepcion and Chaco redirected to bases. Rebels led by Chacon veterans sought Rafael Franco from exile to form a fascist aligned triumvirate. this appears nulled by the new government show of strength.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Felix Paiva
Concepcion
Chaco
Rafael Franco
Argentina
Franco
Roosevelt to test public mood on New Deal trip to Pacific Northwest
President Roosevelt plans an intake trip to Seattle to study labor and farm proposals and gauge public sentiment. He aims to decide whether to call Congress into extraordinary session in November or December or wait until January. The journey would cover the north, midwest farming areas, and west coast industrial centers, with no formal speeches.
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Congress
States
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Pacific Northwest
Repeal Party
Coir
Seattle
Phim
Washington
Senate
House
Oshkosh Council Adopts Sewer Charge Plan Next Month
Oshkosh voters will begin paying for a new million dollar sanitary sewer system next month at a rate of 1.60 per year per connection, with charges based on water use or occupancy. The council approved the ordinance 30 to 2, authorizing per premises charges and optional metering, plus a $20,000 annual storm water pumping cost funded from the general fund.
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Oshkosh
Common Council
Ald
Walter
Tank
W. BD. Nevins
Harry E. Meyer
Alderman Tank
Ray C. Dempsey
Board of Sewerage Commissioners
Board of Water Commissioners
City Water Department
Reguilar
Inwer Board
Eith
Mas Rere
Odsmer Odbeposite Ag
Ori
Peres
Lemp Ork
Colin
Karnes says hearing was not formal in Oshkosh case
Madison reporters describe Frank M. Karnes who sued the state board of normal school regents asking reinstatement to the Oshkosh Teachers College faculty and back pay. Karnes testified the board discharged him without a formal hearing as required by the 1931 tenure law, while cross examining him over irregular credits and degrees. The trial, before Judge A. C. Hoppmann, opened with Karnes denying formal process and included character witnesses and discussions of credits from Oshkosh to Stout Institute.
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Madison
Frank M. Karnes
State Board of Normal School Regents
Oshkosh Teachers College
Circuit Court
Karnes
William N. Spohn
A. C. Hoppmann
Tri
Stout Institute
Menominee
Wis
D. K. Allen
Home of President's Son Burglarized in Hyde Park
Police searched today for burglars who ransacked the home of James Roosevelt, the president's son. Loot included rare wines and liquors, a gold watch, cuff links, and shirt studs, with a butler finding the house in disarray as the burglars fled hastily. James Roosevelt was away with his father at Hyde Park, N Y.
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Washington
James Roosevelt
James
Hyde Park
N.Y
Wisconsin Weather Summary and Temperatures Report
Partly cloudy to cloudy in Wisconsin with showers possible north central and extreme northwest areas Thursday. Warmer in the northwest and north central tonight, with east and south portions also warmer. Milwaukee observation notes high and low temperatures yesterday and today across locations like Phoenix and Winnemucca. Maximum 82, minimum 58 with no precipitation. southwest wind and barometer 29.80. One year ago maximum 84, minimum 66.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Winnemucca
Isneckstatf Observatory
Train massacre at Sungkiang shocks Shanghai region
At Sungkiang station near Shanghai a bombing by Japanese forces killed at least 300 Chinese noncombatants and injured about 400 as five rail cars carrying refugees were blown off the track. The attack, described as unwarned, also damaged track and a water tower. Red Cross aid rushed to the scene amid rising tensions over foreign residents.
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James A. Mills
Shanghai
Sungkiang Station
Sungkiang
Red Cross
China
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Tragedy on Detroit to St Louis Train Near New Haven
A train carrying 200 passengers from Detroit to St Louis derailed on a curve near New Haven Indiana, leaving one engineer dead and five people injured, with 2 in critical condition. Dozens were bruised, over 500 feet of track damaged, and traffic halted for hours as six cars left the track. Names include engineer David Karicofe of Detroit and passengers Robert Miller Louis Prough Ora Jacobson Clayton Brosher and Ralph Hofmann. Cause undetermined, heart attack theory dismissed by trainmen.
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Ind
Wales
St. Louis
Detroit
David Karicofe
New Haven
Robert E. Miller
Louis Prough
Ora Jacobson
Fergus Falls
Minn
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