Wisconsin Milk Ike Ends Strike in Madison Wis
Madison May 18 The Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool strike has ended after six days of disruptions and a death. National Guardsmen patrolled trouble zones while Gov. A G Schedeman and a farmer controlled committee will study agricultural issues. Arbitration to ratify the action to follow.
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Asadison
Wis
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
National Guardsmen
Adjt. Wd
Ralph M. Samells
Fice
A. G. Schedeman
Wiliam 3B. Rubin
Milwaukee
Daladier Defends Army in Senate Rejects Further Cuts
Premier Edouard Daladier told the Senate that France will maintain a strong army and rejected deeper military budget cuts. He cited army confidence and recent War Council guidance, and said disarmament talks may adjourn for a long period. Hitler’s position in Germany was deemed unchanged by official circles.
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Daladier
Associated Presses
Edouard da
Senate
Arca
Chancsilor Hitler
Germany
Army Taffirn
Hitler
Eeichstag
Observing 50th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Plummer Smith
Mr and Mrs Plummer B Smith quietly observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary at 68 Vsett Street Dover. He served as a policeman in Dover and Emouth for 49 years and was active in Odd Fellows United Workmen and other orders. They have four children six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren and attend Advent Christian Church.
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Plummer B. Smith
Vsett Street
Cummings
Dover
Myr. Smith
Emouth
Odd Fellows
Ars
United Workmen
American Mechanics
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
Expressions of gratitude for kindness and sympathy during illness and death. Thanks for floral tributes and spiritual bouquets. Signed by Miss Catherine Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lonergan.
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Catherine Murphy
Wm. Lonergan
Special shoe sale Friday and Saturday at State St store
Ladies, if your feet are troubling you, come in for a two day sale. Special prices on shoes Friday and Saturday at 1.69 and 1.95. New lot of all kinds. Mrs. R. Katz, 150 State St. 2b m18
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R. Katz
State St
Hitler speech seen as protest over disarmament deadlock
War veterans from various groups view Adolf Hitler's Reichstag address as a response to nations failing to disarm. The Geneva disarmament conference, London economic forum, and warnings by Lord Hailsham and French Foreign Minister Boncour frame the context with Britain, France, and Germany debating future arms limits and peace prospects. Norman Davies aims to avert Franco British German split threatening the London talks.
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Adolf Hitler
Geneva
Hitler
Lord Hailsham
Joseph
Paul Boncour
Germany
Norman H. Davia
Europe
France
England
London
Hunger strike at Maryland Penitentiary enters fourth day
Eighteen prisoners at Maryland Penitentiary, including three life term inmates and Chicago gangster William Niemoth, remain in segregation as 14 continue a hunger strike begun Tuesday. Warden Brady says strikers may go hungry until they come to their senses. The group has a history of deadly crimes and robberies, totaling 283 years in sentences.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
William Niemoth
Chicago
Fenoth
Patrick J. Bradyy
Stock Market Wobbles as Cotton and Wheat Slip
New York May 19 markets showed scattered selling with cotton easing and wheat down about a cent a bushel. The Dow slipped 1 to 2 points in spots though gains ahead of a federal program of control kept some sectors buoyant. Major names like American Telephone Union Pacific Santa Fe Allied Chemical slid then recovered part of losses while U S Steel General Motors and General Electric steadied after dipping.
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New York
American Telephone
Union- Pacific
Sante Fe
Allied Chemical
Steel
General ‘Motors
General Electric
Fire Destroys Plum Island Dance Hall
Plum Island, Newburyport Massachusetts saw a two story wooden dance hall and pavilion destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Fire crews from Newburyport and Newbury fought the blaze for about an hour, preventing spread to a nearby chain store. The hall, built after a prior blaze at the same site two years ago, burned in about 45 minutes and was owned by Michael Toomey and John M. Kelliher. it had hosted Saturday dances, and officials found no nearby ignition source they could identify.
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Newburyport
Mass
Plum Island
Newbury
Michael Toomey
John M. Kelliher
Hex Freed Under Bonds After Rockingham Court
William H Hex a New York broker pleaded not guilty in Rockingham County Superior Court before Chief Justice William H Sawyer on charges of violating blue sky laws. He was released on bail of 10000. Police say Hex led a group that sold 59000 worth of securities to John G Wood of Exeter, former official at International Harvester.
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William
H. Hex
New York
Rockingham
Wiliam H. Sawyer
Charge Nanking govt in league with Japanese
Canton, China May 19 The Canton government accuses the Nanking government of negotiating under Japanese pressure to permit direct influence over China. It says a virtual recognition of Manchukuo will be granted, including Jehol, and a neutral zone from the Great Wall to the Yellow River. The statement blames the Nanking military faction and declares the Japanese general staff the government of Japan.
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Canton Govt
North China
Japan
China
Canton
North
Nanking
League of Nations
United States
Soviet Russia
Maichukuo
Manchuria
Jehol
Manchukuo
Political Council
Great Wall
Yellow River
Six Buildings in Maine Town Burn
New Limerick Maine May 19 Fire destroyed three large potato houses a residence two barns a starch factory 5000 barrels of potatoes and several tons of fertilizer. Mr and Mrs Guy Brann and their two children and Mr and Mrs R A Gellerson and their six children barely escaped as their dwelling burned. Loss estimated at about 30000 dollars. The three potato houses and their contents were owned by Ward Hand EZ L Cleveland Company and Lin Lous gee.
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Associated Press
New Limerick
Iro
Mra
Guy Brann
R. A. Gellerson
Ward Hand
L. Cleveland Company
Lin Lous Gee
Youth Killed On Maine Highway Near Ogunquit
Oliver Bisson, 17, of Milford, died early today when a truck laden with potatoes left the road near Bridge's Filling Station Ogunquit. The driver, Leo Trombly, 28, Lowell MA, reportedly let Bisson drive. the vehicle struck a tree after the regular driver allegedly fell asleep. Bisson's death followed a Portland trip to seek a ride. Trombly was treated for injuries and to be discharged. He survived by parents a brother and two sisters. state police investigated. Seniors’ graduation thoughts noted.
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Oliver’ Bisson
Joseph
Trombly
Boston
Portland
Bisson
Ogunquit
York
State Police
J. W. Littlefield
Ernest Hasson
Kit ‘Tery
Tristram Eaton
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Schmedeman
Plummer W. Smith
Joseph Pauls Boncour
T Adolf Euler
Maryland Penitentiary
Maine
Bow St
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