Casey the Rescue Cop and the Night Baby
Casey spots a fleeing thief in the Ninth Ward and later helps deliver a baby in a daytime hospital scene. He calms a man who broke into Ginsburg’s Grocery, then aids a mother in labor, carries both to a hospital, and jokes about being the father while nursing the baby and plotting further action.
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Casey
Ginsburg’s
General Hospital
Jim
McClure
Ginsburg
Ninth Ward
Michael
Jim Casey
Ninth
James
Grimm Street
Sam
Tax plan debate seeks ten million revenue boost
The legislature debates how to raise ten million beyond anticipated biennium revenues of thirty nine and a half million. Proposals include a half cent gasoline levy, a business earnings tax tied to 1934 gains, dividend and income taxes, with Griswold exemptions to protect new private jobs. Some favor Gov La Follette and Griswold ideas as balanced, while others push harsher measures. Duce referenced in global politics context.
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Schmedeman
la Follette
Dhe General Fund
Gav
Mor
Wisconsin
Movement For
Ben
Industry Not To Blame Letter To Security Holders
C S McMain president of United Light and Railway informs security holders of a protest by the Committee of Public Utility Executives and a senate probe into lobbying connected with the Wheeler Rayburn bill. He denounces an AG&E agent for sending fake telegrams opposing the utilities bill, says the company had no committee ties, and urges renewed public comment to defend the industry’s position.
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United Light and Railway
C. S. McMain
Senate Committee
Wheeler- Rayburn
Associated Gas and Electric Co
Black
Gadsden
Washington
House
Associated Gas and Electric
McMain
United Light and Railway Co. Securities
Senate
Wisconsin Fights Corn Borer In Kenosha County
Experts from the department of agriculture announce the corn borer has appeared in Kenosha county. Officials will stay in the area until pests are eradicated and no spread to other localities occurs. Wisconsin has historically repelled the borer since 1931 in Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties, with precautionary measures and funding for research. Pea lice threaten Wisconsin crops with losses potentially reaching a million dollars, and eradicators would greatly aid farmers statewide. A Bermuda hotel sits in the center of an 18 hole golf layout, and etiquette guides advise using one hand to eat corn on the cob amid ongoing unsettled weather.
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Arning
Department of Agriculture
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Agricultural Department
Kenosha County
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Critics and the New Deal split in Chicago journal tone
The piece catalogs diverse critics of the New Deal from Glass Democrats to the American Liberty League and the Supreme Court. It highlights Mayor McNair of Pittsburgh denouncing high federal taxes that strip cities of revenue, arguing the tax plan redistributes wealth and confiscates earnings without clear benefit. He cites Pittsburgh losing 78 million dollars and warns of toll barriers to trade, questioning who benefits and how the Forgotten Man receives relief.
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Chicago Journal OF Commerce
Roosevelt
American Liberty League
Supreme Court
McNair
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York Day By Day By 0. 0. McINTYRE
Columnist notes on Manhattan life in 1935 including reporters, actors, shoplifting cases, and social scenes. Mentions Lee Shippey, Peggy Fears, Rex Stout, Baron Wrangle, Beatrice Lillie, and Kitty O’Dare. Recounts a subway pickpocket incident and a shipboard card shark.
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New York
Lee Shippey
Fanny Farmer
Steve Hannagan
Percy Waxmans
Leon Gordons
Peggy Fears
Manhattan
Robert Moses
Herbert Swope
Belasco Theater
Baron Wrangle
Clifton Webb
Billy de Beck
Gene Sarazen
Rex Stout
Beatrice ‘Lillie
Bath
Phyllis Seaman
Cupid
Subdown
Emery Leamer named La Crosse training school director
Ten years ago today Emery W. Leamer, director at North Dakota State Normal School in Mayville, was named director of the La Crosse training school and would assume duties in September. Also notes Knights of Pythias convention travel and Knights of Columbus attendance.
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Emery W. Leamer
North Dakota State Normal School
Mayville
la Crosse
Charles J. Wards
Louis F. Robinson
Providence
R 1
Knights of Pythias
A. H. Schubert
Duluth
Minn
The
Knights of Columbus
Moxes’ Point
Stoddard
la Crosse Retail Shoemen’s Association
Little Wilen Forss
Charles Street
Arthur Lewis
T. H. Spence
Waukesha
John F. Doherty
Baraboo
University Law School
Hare
Taxation views on wealth held by 618 corporations
Lawrence contends that 618 corporations owned over half the wealth reported in 1932 tax returns, but questions how many real stockholders exist, and notes many owners hold small stakes. He argues wealth and income differ, and calls for tracing dividends to show true distribution and effects on employment, charity, and pensions.
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Washington
Robert H. Jackson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate Finance Committee
Jackson
America
Mr. . Jackson
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. T
General Motors
General Electric
Ally Corporations
Treasury
Ibis
Assemblymen Named To Prove Lobbying In Wisconsin
Speaker J W Carew named five assemblymen to probe rumors of illegal activities by lobbyists for SBSES100. The inquiry now covers public agencies and state departments. Committee members include Arthur Hitt Alvin Handrich H S Halvorsen Louis Staudenmier and Alfred Ludvigsen.
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Madison
Wis
J. W. Carew
House
Ray Novotny
Oshkosh
Arthur Hitt
Alvin Handrich
H. S. Halvorsen
Louis Staudenmier
Alfred Ludvigsen
Hitt
Two New Laws Hailed By State Health Board
Wisconsin state health board praises two new laws protecting illegitimate children. One seals birth certificates of illegitimate children, the other bars disclosure of adoptive parent names. Board reports 1173 such births last year, above the six year average of 1117.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Avalanche kills 50 in Philippine islands tragedy rises toll
A massive avalanche in Belongan village on central Luzon left 50 dead and 2,000 homeless as floods pushed the overall toll to 252 missing or dead. Communications disruption hampered reports from the Bontac mountains where the landslide buried Balongan.
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Manila
P. I
Belongan
Luzon
Bontac
Balongan
Simple Home Treatment For Swollen Veins Ad
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Moone
Hoeschler Bros
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Kitty O’dare
Atlantic Garden
Bowery
Kitty
Bon Ton
Brooklyn Bridge
Frank O'Malley
Fulton Street
Ocean
Grey-Hound
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Primrose
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Paree
McNaught Syndicate
J. C. Chalsma
Johnn Schumacher
North Side
Boyd McConnell
West Salem
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Robert Hyde
Montana
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Lawrence
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State Health Board
Philippine Islands
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