Removal Of Board Of Control Law Minority Report Urging Dismissal
In a special session the three member committee urged ouster of the state Board of Control amid charges of improper payroll practices and delays in removing a superintendent. The investigation also criticized delays in action on the Mendota asylum cases and the unsolved deaths at Mendota and Winnebago. The session included questioning of Board President Hannan and coverage spans debates over the governance of state institutions. Continued discussion and next steps were previewed for page 2.
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MOLLENBECK
Gornots
state board of
connor & G Schmedeman
gomt
J.T. Hooper
school for the
Janesville
George Harris
Harriet Ei. Grimm
hed
Mais
Cosgrove
Daltrey
Hannan
Mendota asylum
Marie Annedson
Camp Douglas
Mendota hospital
Winnebago
Head Of Cattle Program Amid Drought Support
The report notes a cattle buying program amid drought, with discussions of purchasing up to 100,006 head and shipments to farms. It cites government and local agencies coordinating efforts across several counties to stockpile livestock as part of emergency measures, with references to named places and organizations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Deranged farmer fires on cars along US Highway 61
Merrill Wisconsin reports a man named Frank Steinbank, 50, recently paroled from an insane asylum, fired at passing vehicles on US Highway 61. A shot struck William Schulz’s car, narrowly missing the driver. Sheriff Harold J Getchel disarmed Steinbeck and he is held for a sanity examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Wia
piachee
Frank Steinbank
Northern Hospital for the
William Schulz
Sherif Harold J Getchel
Steinbeeck
Steinbeck
Boy Pushed From Trestle By Freight Train
Harold Bishop eight was playing on a Soo Ling bridge in Manitowoc Wisconsin when a freight train bore down Harold was struck by the locomotive and hurled into the river Dennis Edwards ten, a companion, escaped the engine Harry Sammong saw the fall, came by boat and pulled the dazed boy to a doctor The injuries were not serious
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Manitowoc
Wis
Harold Bishop
Dennis Edwards
Harold
Dennis
Harry Sammong
phunge
Paraguayans Slaughtered in Chaco Bolivian Siege
Buenos Aires reports state forces of Paraguay suffered heavy losses as Bolivian artillery crushed a Paraguayan thrust at Condado in the Pilcomayo sector. The clash marked one of the deadliest engagements in two years of jungle war with massed infantry cavalry, artillery barrages, and mounted charges on the Bolivian defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Chaco Boreal
Pilcomayo
Canada strongest
Canada El Carman
Condado
Piromayo
Briguela
Chacoyel
Pilot Killed in Burbank Plane Crash Near Saugus
Central Airways pilot C. L Bucher died when his passenger plane crashed near a fire station on a foggy early morning flight from Grand Central to a government field at Saugus. The aircraft exploded on impact, burning for an hour as witnesses reported possible motor trouble before the crash. Bucher, married with no children, resided in Los Angeles. authorities ordered an immediate investigation.
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Burbank Calif
Central Airways
Saugus
C. L Bucher
Mexico
Bucher
Central Always
Mexica
Pan-Amerian Airways
Grand Central
Los Angeles
Paulist Priest Leads In Test Of Miracles
In Chicago St Marys Church Reverend John Handly led a five day novena to prove miracles can recur today through faith. Thousands attended as a twisted child was declared to be well, with telegrams from across the U S and Canada asking prayers for afflictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
art
John Handly
America
St. Mary's
Father Handly
Grant park
United States
Canada
Colorado Prisoner Put To Death In New Gas Chamber
Willam Kelley was executed in Colorado’s new lethal gas chamber at Canon City prison. About 100 witnesses watched as he entered the death chamber wearing minimal clothing and a black mask, chanted the 23rd Psalm, and was strapped to the death throne. Twelve acid capsules released fumes that suffocated him. twenty-five physicians later conducted autopsy to study gas effects for mine disaster prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EDWARD STANLEY
Canon City
Colo
Colorado penitentiary
Willam Kelley
Kelley
Purchase Of Forest Land Is Approved
Washington reports Secretary of War Dern approved purchases totaling 913,089 acres for national forests in Wisconsin and Michigan. The deals add to 884,803 acres bought nationwide this year for 2,128,377 dollars and push total federal acquisitions from Roosevelt emergency funds to 4,898,000 acres. The Wisconsin parcels include Dot Argence, Oconto, Mondeaux, Flambeau, Chequamegon, and Moquah sac. Michigan parcels include Huron, Manistee, Hiawatha, Marquette, and others with varied costs listed.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Michigan
War Dern
Roosevelt
Wisconsin-Michigan
Huron
Manistee
Marquette
Uplifting Of Movies Is Sought In New York
Leaders of Catholic, Protestant and Jewish faiths joined in a campaign for wholesome movies or none at all. The Legion of Decency plans expansion, with Catholics claiming one million members and urging national citywide pressure to curb immoral films. The Federal Council of Churches voted to join. Protestants debate pledge signals and free will policy.
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New York
bishops committee
Legion of Decency
Central Conference of Jewish Rabbis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers’ and Distributors’ association
Plang
James Cannon, Jr
Investigation Of Ford Case Is Scheduled
Washington reports a house investigating committee has learned prices quoted to the government on automobiles rose since Henry Ford was excluded from bidding. The panel plans to probe the circumstances behind President Roosevelt’s order barring Ford from selling to the government until NRA compliance is certified. Representative Kvale of Minnesota said that when the war department purchases investigation resumes Monday he will focus on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATHAN ROBERTSON
Washington
house
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Ford
NRA
Kvale
farmer-labor
Minnesota
war department
Furniture Prices Will Not Be Cut Declared Haake
Chicago report quotes A P Haake managing director of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers saying no further furniture price cuts are expected as a new season begins at the national furniture show. He notes current prices are too low for further reductions and warns prices will rise if production continues to stay below cost due to higher wages and material costs.
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Chicago
A. P. Haake
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Haake
Byrd Nearly Overcome By Deadly Fumes
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd facing isolation in Little America Antarctica reports a close call with carbon monoxide on June 17. He cut a radio contact short after fumes from a small engine in a tunnel filled his hut with exhaust, but he quickly recovered.
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Little America
Antartica
Richard F. Byrd
here
Antarctic
Byrd
Young Doctor Killed In Crash Near Kenosha
Dr Selis ine MacHatten aged 26 of Wollandale Wisconsin was killed when her auto crashed into an empty tavern west of Kenosha. L N Carter 35 of Wilmette Illinois was critically injured. The crash drove a heavy bar into the tavern wall by about 10 feet.
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Kenosha
Wis
Selisine MacHatten
Wollandale
L. N. Carter
Wilmette
Kiddies Camp Fund Seeks Last-Minute Gifts From Community
The Kiddies Camp fund reports a modest uptick with three contributions today including a $1500 gift from Wadhams Oil employer and two $10 gifts. The drive closes Monday. donors are urged to send contributions promptly as the running total lists many local businesses and individuals supporting the appeal.
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Wadhams Oil company
Banks of
Sheboygan
Ass'n
Kohler company ween
C. Reiss Coal company
Uc. Prange Company
Mayssen Manufacturing Co
Sheboygan Prens
Konrad Schreier Co
Presa
Emil Mohr Bakery Company
O. A. Kroon
William Bragsch
W. A
Bert Lucan
M. W. Berriman
Edward Voigt
Fred Braasch
Central Laundry
Caroline M. Pantzer
Clark
Sheb
Herbert Block
Kenny Scheele
John M. Detling
John Riess
Erie O1 Co
Barry E. Barrows
C. A. W. Vollrath
Garton Toy Company
John J. Enz
Arnold Steimle
Konrad Testwulde
Minharl
Wiliam C. Roentz
Judge Schiic
Herman F. Ri
Robert Vollrath
Charles Zabel
E. G. Macs Donald
Charles Pepper
TVR c. Brandel
Harold Weinfeld
Jake
Anonymous
Nic Schnettler
William Marold
East Side
Marguerite ata
Progressives To Meet In Plymouth Tuesday Evening
Members of the Sheboygan County Progressive club will meet in Plymouth on Tuesday evening to discuss campaign issues. John Mentink, chairman, announced the gathering set to begin at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan County Progressive club
Plymouth
John Mentink
Charge Of Murder Indicated In Poderjay Case
Vienna AP reports sufficient evidence supports a murder charge against Ivan Poderjay in the United States. Poderjay, an international adventurer held in Vienna, is linked to the disappearance of Miss Agnes Tulverson of New York and Detroit. Police uncovered letters and an eroticism cabinet, plus a lace trimmed wardrobe and corset attributed to Poderjay, as investigators push to reveal the missing lawyer’s fate.
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Vienna
Brenc Barber
international police organization of Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
United States
International
Poderjay
Mise Agnes Tufverson
New York
Detroit
Mias
Agnes Tufverson
Mise
Margaret Ferrand
vis “sovereign
Miss Tulverson
Paderjay
Pasderjay
Ponderjay
Uney
Milo
Ferrand
Efforts To Avert Strike In Milwaukee Area
Milwaukee reports intensified talks as Major John J Moore of the national labor board arrived to mediate. A 4 am June 26 strike may disrupt light, power, and transit services across southeastern Wisconsin, with Racine seeing a 40-man walkout. Union leaders warned of sympathy strikes by Operating Engineers and Electrical Workers, while a mass labor meeting planned for 6 am near the Public Service Building. Moore planned talks with union officials and company officers to seek a settlement, with no binding commitment unless the company accepts recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Win
Milwaukee Electric company
John J Moore
national labor board
Winconsin
S B. Berrong
Racine
Public Service building
the
electric company
Moore
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Loteng
Ate O Wolfe
Caffrey
ini slong
nyervision
ie legislative
nolo city
ily
wate
Hi nan wan
ames
goyow
ite
Tire
Marathon
Taylor
Jackson
Wood
tonuuning
Burbank
C. L. Bucher
Norma Brighton Mullen
Dedham
Mass
Caldwell
Forbes McLeod
Needham Trust company
Norma Millen
Morton Millen
Irving
Abraham Faber
Colorado
New Gas Chamber
Samuel McCrae Cavert
Federal Mediator
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