Shanghai Tensions Rise As Marines Balk at Invasion
United States marines stand by in the Shanghai international settlement amid mounting Chinese Japanese tension. Japanese forces patrol in armored cars and tanks, declaring self defense after a marine’s death and two wounded. Chinese protests unanswered as authorities investigate the incident.
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American Legion Opposes U S Entry Into League
The American Legion's 18th convention elected Harry W. Colmery national commander in a unanimous vote and adopted neutrality resolutions. It affirmed the Monroe Doctrine as peace policy and opposed U S entry into the League of Nations. Delegates urged strict neutrality, condemned the Black Legion, and backed universal fingerprinting and identification for noncitizens.
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Death Believes Doomed Baby Faces Mercy End
Chicago story of Julian Tafel whose infant death wish split parents. After autopsy confirms severe malformations, the father urged mercy while mother opposed. An operation spared the child briefly. autopsy notes poor prognosis and possible uremic poisoning. The baby died after three doctors failed to revive him. A second baby survives a rare surgery in Houston.
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Landon Special Enroute to Minteapolis Wisconsin Stop
Gov Alf Landon campaigned on the New Deal policy and trade measures saying they hurt farmers. The 10 car Sunflower Special carried Landon and aides toward Wisconsin for a two day tour with stops at Eau Claire Marshfield Wausau and Milwaukee culminating with a Saturday Auditorium speech.
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Illinois Woman to Speak on Landon’s Life Tonight
Mrs. Bernice T. Vander Vries of Winnetka will discuss Alfred M. Landon’s character at 8 o clock this evening at Republican headquarters. The event, sponsored by county Republican women, invites all interested. Vander Vries knew Landon since his Kansas college days and spoke highly of his private and public life.
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Wisconsin barber code clash tests 35 cent price trial
The Wisconsin recovery act spurs a clash over haircut prices as a Madison barber serves 30 days in Dane County jail for charging 35 cents while another posts 35 cent notices. Milwaukee barber appeals a 60 day conviction. Baraboo court refuses to restrain code enforcement. The act, dating to 1923 and revised in 1935, faces constitutional challenges as courts review specific codes.
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Bankers and Fitortalk At Wisconsin Chamber Meeting
A Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce meeting in Oshkosh brought bankers and rail interests into focus with talks by A C Kingston of Oshkosh National Bank and Samuel Dunn of Railway Age. The session stressed business importance amid past propaganda, with future hearings planned in Eau Claire Wausau and Janesville.
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F D R Meets Leaders Today At Conference
Hyde Park Democrats gather at the summer White House to map the New Deal reelection strategy with President Roosevelt. Vice President Garner and cabinet officers lead a large delegation of lawmakers and party leaders in discussing speeches finances and policy.
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Hoan Pushes for Closer Unanimity Among Cities
Milwaukee Mayor Daniel Hoan urged Wisconsin municipal leaders to pursue closer, more scientific cooperation in a morning address at the 38th annual convention. He argued budgets and services rival federal spending in importance and backed pensions for officials and four year terms to reduce turnover and strain. L Hill of London outlined English–American municipal differences and urged shared learning. Tonight's session features informal problem discussions. Tomorrow James R. Law of Madison will discuss a united front before the legislature on financing.
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London
England
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Madison
New York Giants Assured of Flag
New York Giants clinched the National League pennant by winning the first game of a doubleheader against the Boston Bees 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Tamal Schumacher pitched well, yielding seven hits to earn a start in the World Series opener next Wednesday, capping a surge from midseason slump to league lead.
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Chapple to Write Pension Plank in G. O. P. Platform
John B. Chapple Ashland editor says he is delegated to write the old age pension plank for the Republican state platform. He aims for an outright stand and swift enactment, and will stay in Madison to help pass a pension law if Republicans win. Chapple will confer with Gov. Alf Landon on social security legislation aboard the governor’s train.
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Funeral Rites for Iola Banker Today
Funeral services were held in Nola Wisconsin for Simon Myhre longtime organizer and president of the First State Bank of Iola who died Monday from a stroke suffered six months ago.
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Water Flood Swamps Rebel Lines Near Madrid
United Press reports a Madrid government floodgate attack opened Alberche river floodwaters that swept rebel troops from three directions. The torrent cut off retreats to the west, drowning supplies and equipment as leftist forces claim a major coup in the civil war.
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United Press Madrid
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Tagus
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Maqueda
Associated Press
G A R Chooses Madison Wis for 1937 Encampment
The Grand Army of the Republic voted to hold its 71st annual encampment in Madison Wisconsin next year. Milwaukee San Francisco and Boise Idaho contended for the Civil War veterans meeting. Officers were elected as many members, over 90, took a slower pace after a hot parade. Debate continued on inviting Governor Pennsylvanias to join a Gettysburg reunion in 1938.
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Coast Guardsman Killed in Crash at Norfolk Base
One coast guardsman died instantly when a plane crashed during a practice flight at Saint Helena Sound base near Norfolk. Aviation machinist mate P L McElroy perished aboard the craft which struck a dock beside the Sebago cutter. Pilot Br S Banker survived and was taken to a hospital.
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