NRA Cases Dismissed At FR Orders Washington
President Roosevelt dismissed 11 federal court cases tied to NRA and wage hour provisions as congressional plans for further action drift. White House said the cases related to fair trade practices and minimum standards and that no new NRA measures would be pushed.
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NRA
Hansovelt
Roosevelt
Sequoia
Tahar
White House
Thiet
Cummine
Goodrich
Weirlon Steel and Gag Chithing Company
Umions
Alcohol Controls and Petroleum Administrations
Rational Steel Labor Relations Board
AAA and
Textile Labor Board
Final Release
NEA
Supreme Court
Attuenes General
Bonnd Richberg
Ward
Roosevel
Congress
Supreme Court Defends Limited U S Government Power
In a landmark ruling by nine justices, the Supreme Court affirms that the United States must remain a government of limited powers. It upholds a clear separation of powers among Congress, the executive, and the judiciary, and endorses dual sovereignty to prevent any all-powerful central authority. The decision also reinforces that a President cannot be removed without just cause.
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Owen L. Scott Spreth
Triiow Cigshy Consolidatay
Newa Beatures Shingien
Theupreme Court
Hatler
Ee Aa Congress
Ch Asereup
Supreme Court
United States
New Deal
MUSL
Prse Sik
May Weather Cooler In La Crosse Compared To 1934
La Crosse ranked eighth among ten cities in a May weather report. May 1935 brought a mean maximum of 64.6 degrees and a high of 79, far below the 81.9 and 107 degrees seen in May 1934. Precipitation totaled .09 inches, while May 1934 had about .91 inches.
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la Crosse
GOP Senators Demand Immediate NRA Legislation
Washington GOP senators urge swift passage of voluntary industrial regulation to replace NRA. They warn of bitter fight over any constitutional amendment to federalize the economy, while McNary and Vandenberg frame the issue as a 1936 campaign clash over nationalization versus state sovereignty. Vandenberg stresses the direction of the step and the broader stakes.
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Washington
NRA
Senate
McNary
Ore
Ryone
Supreme Court
Vandenberg
America
First Prize In Outstanding Values Editorial Letter
The Tribune in La Crosse Wisconsin notes the Sunday prize of two dollars for an outstanding values letter. Mrs C E Nolan praises a grocer for home delivery at 36 cents, urging readers to turn to the Outstanding Value page and shop the ads for a chance to win.
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The
Tribune
Ripley
M. A
C. E. Nolan
South Seventh Street
La Crosse Rises to Eighth in Forbes Best US Biz Centers
Forbes June edition places La Crosse eighth among ten top business centers, up from ninth in March. The magazine, in a pictograph, marks La Crosse in class B alongside Wisconsin Iowa and southern Minnesota, while nearby peers trend westward and toward improved residential building.
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United States
Forbes Magazine
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Iowa
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Wash
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M. C
San Diego
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Kan
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Colo
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Superior
Jacksonville
Fla
Kany
Agreement Ends Strike At Racine
The Wisconsin Industrial union members voted by secret ballot to accept company terms ending a March 13 strike at J L Case Company in Racine. About 2,100 idle workers will be rehired with union recognition for bargaining. Wages will rise 1 to 4 cents in day and piece wage brackets, and operations are to resume as soon as possible.
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H. H. Biggert
Boat capsizes on St Louis River near Duluth with three dead
Three people were killed and two rescued when a steel motorboat overturned on the St Louis River near Duluth on Saturday. Victims named include Violet Ness, two unnamed Helmers, and 18 year old Lien. Survivors are Mrs Helmers, 24, and James A. Fisher, 52.
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Duluth, Minn
St. Louis
Violet Ness
Ter Helmers
Helmers
James A. Fisner
Weyerhaeuser Kidnap Case Sparks West Coast Hunt
Six men in a tan car refused to stop for Oregon patrols near Amella and outran a state car at 91 mph before the vehicle vanished toward Wallula Washington. Meantime, George Weyerhaeuser’s ransom of 200000 was paid as federal authorities broadcast serial numbers to banks and post offices.
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Spokane
Wash
Oregon
Amelilla
Weyerhaeuser
Wallula
Sherif
Pendleton
Ore
Tecoma
George Weyerhaeuser
Alvin Karpis
Little George
Karpis
George
Barry
Bill
Allen
Harry
Harry Campbell
Karpiside
Voinsy Davis
Tacoma
Friends
Dionnes To Challenge State Guardianship
Callander Ontario reports the Dionne quintuplets and their manager Leo Kervin plan a legal challenge to the state rule governing their custody. Neither party is ready to disclose the form or filing date, but the aim is to regain custody of the infants amid a nationwide guardianship dispute.
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Callander
Callander-Corbeil
Dionnes
Leo Kervin
Newspaper Guild Plans Affiliation Referendum
Cleveland guild leaders say a national referendum among local chapters will decide if the American Newspaper Guild aligns with the American Federation of Labor. President Heywood-Oun confirms the plan to open discussion and seek member vote.
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Newspaper Guild
Cleveland, Ohico
Kidnapped George Weyerhaeuser Returns Home
Seattle Times reporter and taxi driver Earl Robinson escort the kidnapped George Weyerhaeuser back to his parents. The story recounts the reunion at the city police headquarters and the boy’s relief, as the journalist notes the moment and the family’s gratitude.
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John A Dreher
Seat’ ‘Times
Georges Weyerhaeuser
George
Seattle Times
George Weyerhaeuser
Oex
Earl Robinson
Winthrop Hotel
Issaquah
Wayfarer Weyerhaeuser
Vanishing of Alameda Aviator and Woman Flight Companion
Alameda, Calif. A missing young aviator Richard K. Smith, 28, and his companion Mrs. Dorothy Treathaway, 21, vanished after a return flight six weeks ago. Widespread searches in valleys and mountains from Canada to Mexico failed to find them or the plane. Relatives doubt death by action and hold on hope despite no trace.”
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Calif
Alers
Richard K. Smith
Dorothy Treathaway
Smith
Pacific Ocean
Department of Commerce
Treathaway
Roy K. Weshlake
Winifred Shaw
Government Nuisance Taxes Set To Become Permanent
Washington reports a drive to pass a tax bill within 30 days that would make current temporary nuisance taxes permanent beyond their June expiry. These taxes could raise over 3400,000,000 in the current fiscal year. Rep. Samuel Hill signaled no intent to seek new revenue or alter tax rates. Leaders aim to rush the bill before June 30 to prevent expiring revenue, with Roosevelt warning of a needed balance if budgets trend high.
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Washington
Congressional Revenue
Samuel &. Hill
Hill
Roosevelt
Congress
20 Percent Of Relief Rolls To Stay In Wisconsin
Milwaukee Wisconsin reports that at least 20 percent of relief families will remain on general direct relief regardless of the works program adopted. Alfred W Briggs acting administrator of relief in Wisconsin announced Saturday night.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Alfred W. Briggs
Crowley Backs La Follette Work Relief Plan
Crowley, former Schinedenians aide and now FDIC head in Washington, backs state supervision of public relief works tied to La Follette's 209 million dollar works program in Wisconsin. He met Governor La Follette in Madison and urged moving quickly with the initiative while noting he has not analyzed the enabling bill.
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Wis
Leo T. ‘Crowley
Schinedenian
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Philip
la Follette
Crowley
Harry Bolens
Fort Washington
Crawley
Senate
State Finance Corporation
Viking Mountaineer Debuts as Northwestern’s High Speed Train
Northwestern railroad announces the Viking Mountaineer, a new high speed train from Chicago leaving at 9 30 a m CST. The service cuts travel time on the route by 1 hour 59 minutes, completing the trip in 8 years.
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Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
Slayee Executed in Ohio Penitentiary for Slaying Ruth Steese
A 38 year old Cleveland filling station attendant was executed in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary Saturday night for the murder of Mrs Ruth Steese. The case drew statewide attention as authorities outlined the crime and punishment.
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Columbus
Urj
Peter Treadway
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Ruth Steese
Flood Toll Reaches Figure Of 50 In Western States
Deaths soar as flood reports from Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas push toll past fifty. Red Cross warns hundreds dead in McCook area with communications cut. widespread property losses exceed multi millions. Rescue crews, volunteers, and guardsmen rush aid to crippled communities along the Republican river.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Kansas
Red Cross
McCook
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Oxford
McLook
Neb
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas
Missouri
Parks
Max
Jear McCook
Kaneas
Goodland
O'Hanis
Burlington
Benkelman
Nea
National
Missions of Mercy
Kiowa
Elbert
Straspurg
Ben
Alx
Spe
65 Million Asked For Soil Service
A request to expand the federal soil conservation service seeks 65,291,868 dollars in work relief to teach farmers in 29 states how to preserve topsoil and prevent dust storms. The plan would create 138 demonstration areas and supplement a prior reforestation program across 47 states.
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Federal Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Department
Army Engineers
Oklahoma
Kansas
Civil Service Commission
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Rexford G. Tugwell
Martial Law Rules Quake Stricken Area
Martial law ruled throughout the quake devastated region. Testers dug into piles of debris after three shocks struck early Friday. Distress and confusion slowed efforts to tally the dead, with unofficial estimates near 30,000 and many injured across Quetta and surrounding areas.
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Quetta
India
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