Returns show Ashurst in race as others gain renomination
The reported primary returns show Senator Ashurst of Arizona trailing Ernest McFarland by about two to one in his bid for renomination. Meanwhile Senator Vandenberg of Michigan and Senator Austin of Vermont secure renomination, with Shipstead of Minnesota holding a wide lead after switching parties. Incumbents in Louisiana face defeats, reforms rise in several states, and governors like Stassen in Minnesota and Dickinson in Michigan dominate their races.
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Vandenberg
Michigan
Shipstead
Minnesota
Austin
Vermont
Associated Press
Ashurst
Arizona
Ernest W. McFarland
Lowsiana
House of Representatives
Sam Jones
Long
George D. Aiken
Senate
Gibson
Aiken
Ralph E. Flanders
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Wendell L. Willkie
Loren D. Dickinson
Big City
New Hampshire
Robert O. Blood
National Grange
James C. Farmer
Washington
Clarence D. Martin
U.S
Clarence C. Dill
Representative Wallgren
Stephen S. Chadwick
American Legion
Senator Schnellenbach
Colorado
George E. Sanders
John A. Carroll
Ralph L. Carr
Defense Housing Program Approved by House for Senate Consideration
The Defense Housing Program, about 150 90 600 dollars, was sent to the Senate after House approval. It aims to provide housing for enlisted men and workers in armament centers to prevent epidemics from crowded quarters. The bill authorizes the program. funds would come from a later appropriation. Chairman Lenham of Texas says facilities will be disposed of after the emergency ends. C F Palmer, housing coordinator, led hearings on the bill.
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Senate
House
Lenham
Texas
He Buildings Committee
C.F. Palmer
The
Defense Commission
Stke
Dancer
Epdemics
Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Senate- House
Morris Sheppard
Senate Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Italian Bombers Kill 112 in Palestine Raid
Rescue workers searched through debris as 112 people died in an air raid over Sadar Palestine. Fifteen more were wounded as mothers cried beside the wreckage. Authorities counted 35 children among the dead in the attack.
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Tel Aviv
Palestine
Sadar
Nazi Barges Are Shunted Into Position
London reports British air ministry says raids hit barges along German held coasts likely for invasion. Churchill warns Germany moving hundreds of self propelled barges to French coast opposite Britain as part of invasion plan. He urges total readiness and recalls Armada and Napoleon as analogies. He says air attacks on London have failed and vows resolve.
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London
Britain
Air Ministry
Winston Churchill
Germany
England
French
British ‘Isles
Napoelon
Adolf Hitler
Churchill
Say.s
Walker Takes Oath of Office as Postmaster General
Washington dispatch reports Frank C. Walker taking the oath of office as postmaster general. Associate Justice Stanley Reed administered the oath in the White House office, succeeding James A. Farley who resigned August 31.
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Washington
Frank C. Walker
Stanley Reed
The
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Walker
James A. Farley
Senator La Follette to Speak Tonight on Europe War
Senator La Follette Jr. will address a coast to coast CBS network at 8 15 p m from Washington on Americas Foreign Policy in Relation to the European War his office announced tonight The speech will be broadcast nationwide over the CBS network and originate from Washington.
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Madison
Roberts M. la Follette Jr
Columbia Broadcasting System
C. S
America
Washington
Weather Outlook From Wisconsin Forecast
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with cool nights and frost in west and central areas. Warmer in the west Thursday as cooler mornings give way to moderating temperatures and near normal levels by Saturday.
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Associated Pressi
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Ariz
Busmarck
N. D
Chicago
Great Lakes
East Port
Portoons
Chanky
Ene Ami Ontario
Supenor
Buckstaff
Bservatory
Buckingham Palace And Nazi Reichstag Bombed
Rescue workers dug through the wreckage of an east end London school destroyed by a German bomb. Officials feared 400 destitute refugees, mostly women and children, were dead as 500 people sought shelter there.
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Edward W Beattie Jr
United Press
London
East End
Progressive Leader Backs Willkie in Wisconsin
Kenosha Wis Edward G Minor a Cudahy attorney and avowed Progressive supporter told a group last night to form a Willkie McNary club. He urged defeating the third term menace and supporting Willkie and McNary while praising La Follette and his son as backers of reform.
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Kenosha
Wis
Edward G Minor
Cudahy mix
Progressive Party
Willkie- McNary Club
Voth Educations
Repubncar
Iate L. Lee
Robert M. la Follette
U.S
Robert M. la Follette Jr
Wendell L. W
Roosevelt Labor Speech Prompts Campaign Debate
Roosevelt plans a labor speech at Constitution Hall amid expectations it may carry political tone. Democrats and Wilkie camp push for national radio coverage and potential campaign implications as November approaches.
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Washingston
iPi
Roosevelt
Constitution Hall
New York
Flynn
Democratic National Committee
Nbc-Cbs
Stephen T. Early
White House
A. F. of L
Berry
Wilkie
Girom
Rushvie
Ind
Tve
F. H. la Guardia
Natnnal
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Relutens
Ripon Woman Hurt by Bicycle Riders
Miss Jeanette Lamb Ripon college assistant librarian was knocked down by bicycle riders yesterday in Ripon Wisconsin. She remained in hospital today with unspecified internal injuries.
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Ripon
Wis
Jeanette Lamb Ripon
Retired Neshkoro Farmer Seeks Army Service
A 61 year old retired farmer from Neshkoro pedaled about 150 miles to the recruiting station in Wautoma Wisconsin to offer his services to the U S Army. He asked Recruiting Officer Corp Edward Frisch about the fit for men ages 12 to 35 and stressed the country’s need for volunteers.
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Wautoma
Wis —T
U.S. Army
Edward Frisch
Henry Hares
Neshkoro
Frisch
Willkie Gets Ford Support
Detroit reports Henry Ford endorsed Wendell L. Willkie, calling him a competent business leader who will do what he says. Ford met Willkie in Rushville Indiana and released his statement after returning to Detroit. Ford previously supported Hoover in 1932 and Landon in 1936.
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David L. Wilkie
Detroit
Henry Ford
Formay
Wendell L. Wilkie
Ford
Willkie
Rushville
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Wendell L. Willkie
Indianapolis
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Joseph W. Martin
Republican National Committee
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Wallkie
Foy Air
Ime
Congress
Wisconsin Census Shows Oshkosh Dwellings Data
Census bureau reports Oshkosh with 11 374 dwelling units 13 107 occupied 267 vacant and 2 3 percent vacancy from preliminary counts as of April 1 Wisconsin cities with 25 000 plus population include Fond du Lac Kenosha La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Racine Sheboygan Wauwatosa West Allis Oshkosh and others with occupancy figures and vacancy rates listed.
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Oshkosh
Washington
Wisconsin
Census Bureau
Fech City
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
la Crosse
West Allis
Germans to Attack London in Massive Daylight Raid
Berlin sources report Germany plans 2,500 bombers over London in four daily missions starting soon. A Reich sources claim invincible British will capitulate under air assault, while Reichstag and Buckingham Palace targets are cited amid escalating air war. London reports 75 German planes shot down today as RAF responds with heavy anti aircraft fire and raids on Potsdam station.
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Louis P. Laehner
Berlin
London
Germany
Houses of Parliament
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Wichelm Goering
England
Paris
Hyde Park
Reichstag
Parliament
Academy of Arts
Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Air Ministry
Potsdam
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Elizabeth
Princess Margaret Rose
Dover Bombardment Hurts American as Nazi Artillery Strikes
United Press reports German land guns resumed shelling Dover on the French coast. A man named Guy Muehe, son of a lawyer, was seriously injured and others were wounded as shells fell around Dover. Casualty figures were uncertain, with fears of more casualties as bombardment continued.
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Arthur Menken
United Press
Dover
Guy Muehe
Parmfulis
Tre de
Nea
Moma Areides
Toregat
Murethic
Cago Tribune
Siar
Stan Jot
Austral
Tne
Chicago
Rutt
Johnson Wheelan
New York Herald-Tribune
Norway declares ruler no longer able to function
The Norwegian parliament in London said King Haakon is no longer able to govern yet delaying his return after the war. The government resigns and a new government is formed under Ing Christensen as occupation continues with Quisling collaboration.
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Norway
Oslo
Berlin
Haakon
London
Ing New
Christensen
Ve Fun Quisling
Tia
Kaure
Bankhead Stricken Ill Amid National Address Cancellation
Baltimore reports Speaker Wil i Rh Perkhead Bankhead, 66, ill after collapsing in his hotel room just before a scheduled nationwide address. Doctor George W. Calver described the attack as excruciatingly painful and said Bankhead was under close medical observation and not to travel to Washington.
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Baltimore
Wili Rh Perkhead
George W. Calver
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