Sullivan Won’t Discuss Recent Ouster Controversy
Wisconsin agents pursue probe into alleged misconduct at Taycheedah and a Janesville school for the blind. The Senate committee pressed Mrs Sullivan as officials debate authority and access to board records amid calls for transparency in administrators’ resignations and earlier accusations.
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Janesville
Sullivan
Anderson
OLLENBECK
turya
esimis
Taycheedah
Anderey
De Wallan
Berend
yigshave
Cosgrove
counmsel
tee
yin
board of control
Thegistitey committee
intom qa
Kiddies Camp Fund Receives Multiple Donations
The Kiddies Camp fund saw a $53.00 increase bringing the total to within $11.00 of the $1,200 goal. Donations of $1,000 came from Harry E Barrows, Mrs C A, W Vollrath and Frozen Gold Ice Cream. Other gifts included $500 from several supporters, and $300 from Mr and Mrs Irving C Brandei.
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reypants
Harry E Barrows
C A
W Vollrath
Frozen Gold Ice Cream company
Herman F Roenitz
Robert Vollrath
E G MacDonald
Charles Zabel
Irving C Brande
Banks of
Sheboygan
Clearing House
Ass'n
Kohler company
Reiss Coal company H. ¢. Prange Company
Hayssen Manufacturing Co
Sheboygan Press
Konrad Schreler Co
Pilot Takes Sole Blame for Dresden Disaster
Norwegian pilot Tacog yen said he bore full responsibility for the Dresden wreck near Karmoy Island. He cited drift and mist, with two pilots aboard, as causing the 14,000 ton liner to strike a rock and sink, 20 women in a lifeboat lost footing as it neared propellers, while 15 passengers from the island travelled to a hospital for injuries.
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BJORD BUNKHOLDT
Associated Press
Kopervik
Karmoy Island
Norway
Tacogyen
Dresden
whitch
Tacogser
Karmsund
iiet
Moller
talen
Stavanger
hoapitat
Hardenger
Lloyd Line
Mystery of Marion Trapp Disappearance Cleared
Marion Trapp 27 of Adell was found by brothers Walter and Richard in weeds on Mud Jake shore in Fond du Lac county. He had slashed his wrists before 9 am Tuesday, swam 300 feet across the lake, and walked inland about twenty-five rods before being located. a cooler lake may have halted fatal bleeding.
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Marion Trapp
Adell
Walter
Richard
Mud Jake
Fond du Lac
Trapp
Charles Trapp
Mudlake
hr act
Sophie Kerr Novel Starts In Press
Sophie Kerr novel Stay Out of My Life opens on page 21 in today’s issue. The story promises suspense and entertainment for summer with a dramatic tale of love and modern problems.
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Sophie Kerr
Noted Doctor Misses Train for Harvard Reunion to Hear Olive Jones
Dr Ernst Hanfs advised to Adolf Hitler took a three hour late train to Boston for his Harvard class reunion. He preferred listening to Olive Jones's piano at a New York nightclub and complimented her talent. He promised her a musical education in Berlin.
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Ernst Hanfstaeng
Adolf Hitler
Boston
Harvard
Olive Jones
New York
Berlin
Cleaners Withdraw From Code Over Price Fixing Loss
United Press reports the Cleaning and Dyeing industry with 11 000 plants 175 000 shops and 350 000 workers announced withdrawal from its code citing the end of price fixing and failure to enforce the trade agreement. The laundry industry had already dropped the blue eagle.
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LYLE A. BROOKOVER
United Press
Washington
NRA
blue eagle
Hugh Johnson
Lightning strikes Willam Fass farm barn destroys contents
A bolt hit the barn on the Willam Fass farm seven miles south of Plymouth last night, igniting a fire that consumed the building and its contents. Three calves, farm machinery, hay and other items burned as a general county storm with thunder, lightning, and high winds occurred. Electric wires on Seventh Street were damaged by falling branches, causing a two hour outage, with repairs ongoing.
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Willam Fass
Plymouth
electric company
Seventh street
St Clair
Huron avenues
Michigan avenue
Enghth street
Miss Margar Bott Ends Her Life in Des Moines
Des Moines reports Miss Margar Bott, survivor of a prior attempted self harm that also claimed her mother in Chicago last week, ended her life today at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Pearson where she had been convalescing from a mastoid infection. The girl had previously declared she was determined to die before being brought to her aunt Miss May Puisy.
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Des Moines
Margaret Bott
Chicago
W. W. Pearson
Miss Bott
Msss May Puisy
aes stelette
Two Fail To Return After Gale In Lake Michigan
Two youths missing after a hazardous sailboat trip on Lake Michigan were feared dead as a major search by airplane, Coast Guard cutters, and lake freighters failed to locate Raymond Gustafson, 24, and Ruth Hatch, 23. The storm likely caused multiple drownings, with several others reported lost or missing near Evanston and Michigan City.
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Chicago
Vivian
Raymond Gustafson
Ruth Hatch
Evanston
coast guard
Rush
Lake Michigan
Gustafson
Walter T. Gustafson
Falot Joseph Bailey
Richard Ludlow
Evans‘ton
Milwaukee Electric president blames labor agitators for strike threat
B Way of Milwaukee Electric Corp accuses labor agitators of fomenting a threatened strike by three AFL unions. Federated Trades Council supports the move. Way defends current re employment and collective bargaining pledges and says a strike would harm public services in southern Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
B. Way
Milwaukee Electric company
F of L
Federated Trades Council
Wayland
Wisconsin
NRA
Way
national labor board
Aban reneata tq
Wisconsin committeeman Broughton defers Senate bid
C B Broughton announces he will complete his term as Democratic National Committeeman in Wisconsin rather than seek the U S senate. He says he wants to continue Roosevelt support and campaign for Roosevelts principles, staying out of primary politics to preserve neutrality. He vows to fight for state institutions and unemployment relief through his newspaper work and party efforts.
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New Deal
C. B. Broughton
United States
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Wausau
Old Guard
Burglar Slain By Green Bay Officer
Green Bay Wisconsin early today officer Orpha Cunefare shot and killed Godfrey Belongia 20 during a confrontation after Belongia attempted to hold up officer Vincent Czechanski at Nicolai s tavern Belongia drew a 32 caliber revolver from his armpit holster and fired first wounding Belongia who died shortly after at a local hospital Czechanski had arrested him in the rear of the tavern and Cunefare fired twice striking Belongia in the abdomen and breaking his trigger finger
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Green Bay
Wis
i/p
Godfrey Belongia
Orpha Cunefare
Cunefare
Vincent Czechanski
Czechanski
Nicolai
Belangia
William Nicolas
Nicolais
Mystery Deepens in Agness Turverson Disappearance Case
New York police traced links to Poderjay in a cross continental probe. The missing counsel Agness Turverson was last seen Dec 20 at 235 B Twenty second Street. Authorities reported Poderjay bought a large truck and a sleep sedative amid fresh leads from Vienna and a druggist identification. Police continue to press the case with new details emerging within 24 hours.
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New York
Agnes Turverson
Ivan Poderjay
imlnlig persons bureau
Poderjay
Vienna
continents
John Ayres
missing persons bureau
Miss Tulverson
B. Twenty-second street
Europe
Miss Tulvernon
Roosevelt signs railroad labor bill aboard Sequoia
President Roosevelt signs the railroad labor board bill during the closing session of Congress. He also approves measures removing restrictions on loans by the RFC to closed banks. The actions come as the Sequoia sails in the Thames River off New London.
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New London
Conn
Roosevelt
railroad labor board
R. F.C
Sequoia
Thames river
Strike Hits Aluminum Plants in Chilton and Manitowoc
About 250 workers at Aluminum Specialty in Manitowoc and Chilton walked out citing intolerable conditions. Company president Walter Spindler said a 40 percent pay increase could not be met and noted current wages exceed code requirements. No violence reported as picketing occurred in front of the plants.
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Manitowoc
Chilton
Walter Spindler
Wind Storm Kills Driver in Wisconsin 1930s Record Gusts
A violent storm swept southern Wisconsin killing Joseph Ohl, 63, in Monroe when a tree struck his car. The wind reached record speeds of 65 miles per hour, damaging hundreds of structures and knocking out power as crews worked by candlelight. Rock, Walworth, and Waukesha counties reported extensive barn and home damage with cattle losses and uprooted trees across a 75 mile path.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Monroe
government weather bureau
Joseph
Ohl
Fort Atkinson
candleight
Wrather bureau officisia
Jawa
Wlaconin
state line
Portage
Unified Bar Considered By State Lawyers
Wisconsin lawyers at the 66th annual Wisconsin State Bar Association convention near Green Lake consider a unified bar bill. The plan, drafted by a committee led by Dean Lloyd K. Garrison of the University of Wisconsin Law School, would require all practicing attorneys to belong to a dues paying association and place professional conduct under its control.
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Green Lake
Wis
Mempera
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
Special Meeting of Sheboygan County Board Planned
County Clerk William W. Birkle issued notice for a special meeting of the Sheboygan County Board scheduled for 16 a.m. Saturday June 30. The agenda includes extending the tax sale date from August 7 and other routine matters plus possible action on fall election retundes and county owned power and light concerns.
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Sheboygan
William W. Birkle
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