UW Students Seek Defense in University Probe
Wisconsin student groups urged the legislature committee to allow the university administration a rebuttal before year end adjournment. The 19 member panel, including campus groups and unions, had heard charges but not the university’s response. Students warned that graduates would return home soon and fairness required the administration’s case be stated.
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Universty
Echons
Seliers
Prablog
Stal Werts
Ling
Iin
NRA Antitrust Debate Shapes Senate Vote Amid Uncertain Timing
The article outlines NRA strategists planning to push the antitrust amendment through Congress while aiming to avoid a full Senate clash. It notes hopes for labor support, potential delays as the old law nears expiration, and discussions on extending or shaping enforcement. Officials anticipate June 16 impacts and possible staff redeployments.
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Sten Ain
American Federation of Labor
Seoul
Supreme Court
Omchils
Urush page details contracts and corn program changes
A government briefing explains contract adjustments for farming units and rent options, with rules on post-entry amendments. Wickard notes the corn hog program’s payment system can issue 75 000 to 60 000 checks daily and that extra facilities will be allocated as new contracts arrive, though current payments wait until 1934 program payments near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude RK. Wickard
Cernshog
Wickard
G C P Discusses 1836 Presidential Candidates
Fragmentary notes show G C P replying to Cash ashen secretary of the League about his lack of personal aspirations or expectations regarding 1836, with a dated reference to an expary 4 Want Ad service and a continuation from page ane.
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Cashashen
League
NRA Developments Top News Of The Past Week
A roundup notes AFL executive council backing a new National Recovery Act amid pay cuts and longer hours, plus support for a constitutional approach to social policy. Steel executives pledge to maintain wage and hour standards, while foes fear NRA substitutes lack code integrity. International events include Italo-Ethiopian clashes, Paris cabinet shifts, and Britain’s Baldwin replacing MacDonald as prime minister. King George's birthday and other world affairs are touched on as well.
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Willard Keefe
Decas
Executive Council
The
A. F. of L
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Federation
Spon
Congress
NRA
Harper Sibiey
United States Chamber of Commerce
Demon
Murton
Irving Millen
Strattons
Faber
Boston
Flandin
Bouisson
Mar- Pierre Laval
Roosevelt Faces Choice On Economic Recovery Path
The piece argues the Supreme Court ruling opens room for Roosevelt to shift from NRA style controls toward orthodox laissez faire or European style planning. It weighs three paths: return to laissez faire, full central planning, or a New Deal compromise, with political risks and debate over which direction voters will embrace.
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Prge Pted
NRA
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
Hoover
Donald Richberg
Mr. Ribbers
General Johnson
United States
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Concert program for Myrick Park by La Crosse Concert Band
The La Crosse Concert Band performs this afternoon at Myrick Park starting at 3 o clock. The program includes Overtures and selections such as Stradella Overture Gold and Silver Concert Waltz Cocoanut Dance The Sky Pilot Star Spangled Banner and Two Guitars performed by the local ensemble.
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la Crosse
Myrick Park
Stradella
F.V. Flotaw
Franz Lehai
Hermann
Herbert
Lake
Harry Horlick
A. M Laurens
Chinese capitulation reports amid Manchukuo era tensions
Dispatches to Japanese news agencies from China claimed Beijing was ready to yield to all Japanese demands to remove anti-Japanese elements in North China. The war office spokesman denied official confirmation and said no compromise was possible, insisting China must accept every item in the decree.
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Manchukuo
Rengo
Ther Vernacurar
China
Japan
War Office
Two Boys Drowned In Milwaukee River
Milwaukee police reported two boys aged 7 and 8 drowned in the Milwaukee River on a Saturday afternoon while playing along the river bank behind the Schuster company warehouse. Witness Wallace Skiba, 11, said the children were spearing minnows when one lost balance reaching a stick, and both fell in as they clung to each other.
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Milwaukee
Robert Vogel
Steven Muraszewski
Wallace Skiba
Schuster Company
Fleet To Be Reviewed At San Diego Monday
One hundred and thirty three warships and 275 planes will pass in review at San Diego Monday under Admiral Joseph Mason Reeves. The fleet returns from six weeks of Pacific maneuvers to honor the California Pacific International exposition, bringing 24 admirals and the greatest group of flag officers ever assembled at a Western seaport along with 5,900 officers and 55,000 enlisted men.
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San Diego
Calif
America
Joseph Mason Reeves
United States
Pacific
Alfalfa Bill Warns Democrats He May Bolt Ranks
Oklahoma City report notes Alfalfa Bill Murray, famed for his black coffee and strong democracy views, threatens to join or form a Roosevelt party or align with any group to defend the constitution. He warns the United States could disintegrate if liberties are not protected.
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Oklahoma City
Conyeight
Oklahoma
Bill Murray
United States
Missourian Arraigned On Shooting Charge
Kansas City. Abernathy 72 a member of a wealthy family was arraigned Saturday on a charge of shooting Vane Wilkinson 24 a tree trimmer in a dispute at Abernathy's home During a drinking party attended by Wilkinson's wife Vivian Wilkinson the trimmer said his objection to a strip dance suggestion led to the shooting Abernathy denied the suggestion and said he shot Wilkinson after being knocked down and ordered from the house He pleaded not guilty.
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Kansas City
W. L. Abernathy
Abernathy
Vane Wilkinson
Vivian Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Grandad Bluff Road Reopens To Traffic
Grandad Bluff Road will be open to passenger vehicles on Sunday, county highway commissioner Frank J. Davy announced on Saturday. The road remains under construction and may be completed by June 15. Crews under the FERA are surfacing the road from Bliss highway to the bluff, with the Bliss road up Grandad Bluff from Losey Boulevard and Main Street recently surfaced as a joint city county project.
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Grandad Bluff
Frank J. Davy
Davy
FERA
Bliss Highway
Losey Boulevard
Main Street
New Yorker Jumps From Brooklyn Bridge in 135 Foot Dive
A New Yorker completed a 135 foot leap from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River on Saturday, suffering a sprained wrist on the first jump. Earlier, another attempt from the George Washington Bridge was aborted due to thick fog, preventing filming.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Frank Latkowski
George Washington Bridge
Frank
Hudson River
George Washington
De Soto Community Notes and Hospital Visit
De Soto Wisconsin special notes recount visits and family news. Oscar Kumlin and son from Cooley Valley drove to Madison with many residents visiting relatives in Retreat and La Crosse. Mrs Kumlin remains for child paralysis treatment at Wisconsin General hospital. others returned home.
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de Soto
Wis
Oscar Kumlin
Cooley Valley
Millard Seymons
Retreet
William Long
Madison
Kumlin
Wisconsin General Hospital
Josep Dorsey
Sarah Hammond
la Crosse
Joe Hammond
Retreat
Jeanette Glass
Readstown
Minta Williams
Mayme Weisse
Roland
la Crosse State Teachers College
Melvin and
Hicherd Seymour
Delbert Ward
Charles City
HB. Dunn
Social Agencies Meet On Tuesday At Rooney Tea Room
The Central Council of Social Agencies holds its annual meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Rooney Tea Room, Madison Street. The theme is The Problem of Recreation with Miss Minette Sprain, county probation officer, coordinating. About 25 attendees expected. Ford Lipovetz will lead the recreation discussion with talks by G. M. Wiley, superintendent of schools, and B. W. Inglis, Gateway area Boy Scout executive.
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Central Council of Social Agencies
Rooney Tea
Madison Street
Minette Sprain
Tourtouse
Red Cross
Social Service Society
Service League
Catholic Benevolent Society
City Health Department
Catholic Child Welfare Bureau
la Crosse Home For Children
County Relief Department
Salvation Army
Ford Lipovetz
G. M. Wiley
B. W. Ingli
Gateway
King Carol celebrates fifth year on throne in Romania
On the fifth anniversary of his accession, King Carol defended his rule and lamented criticism from the United States and Europe. He questioned fair treatment while recalling personal strains including his wife’s divorce, reconciliation efforts with Princess Helen, and political exile from Bulgaria. He also spoke of his son Mihai and the mother who bore him.
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Bucharest
Carol
Romania
United States
Europe
Helen
Paris
Bulgaria
Lfe
Mihai
Governors Meet in Biloxi for Three Day Conference
Governors from across the United States converge on Biloxi for the 27th annual conference to exchange views on relief budgets taxes and NRA policies under the Roosevelt administration. Delegates expect varied approaches from states rights advocates to plans urging a coordinated state program to secure favorable terms in dealings with the federal government.
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Biloxi
Migs
United States
NRA
Roosevelt
Large Still Uncovered In St. Croix County
Federal agents seized the largest still yet found in the western Wisconsin district from a Erin town farm in St. Croix County. The operation included a 500 gallon still, 70 gallons moonshine, 3100 gallons mash, and a two and a half ton truck. Adolph Welf and Barney N Gelting of New Richmond and L N Brenner of New Richmond were arrested. Welf and Gelting pleaded not guilty and were bound over to federal court. Brenner failed to appear for arraignment.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Federal District
Wisconsin
Erin
St. Croix County
Adolph Welf
Barney N. Gelting
L. N. Brenner
New Richmond
Wulf and
Gelling
U.S
A. J. Sutherland
Brenner
Class Jobs Abolished At Indiana University
Indiana University students voted to abolish class officers and political patronage tied to those posts. The move occurred as the campus prepared for summer vacation, with leaders securing late student body approval.
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Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Cars collide at Sixth and Mississippi streets
Occupants of two automobiles involved in a collision at the Sixth and Mississippi streets intersection escaped injury. Russell Gerwitz drove south on Sixth street and Elmer Freng drove west on Mississippi, their cars colliding at 9 o'clock Saturday night, police reported.
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Sixth
Mississippi
Central Police Station
Russell Gerwitz
Sixth Street
Elmer Freng
Obituary notices for Louis Aanis and Henry Vonwald
Funeral services for Louis Aanis scheduled for Tuesday at 10 in the Hellwig Morris chapel with Rev T C Thompson officiating. Interment in Ossian Iowa. Henry Vonwald dies in Dyersville Iowa. relatives in La Crosse noted. Funeral services held at Dyersville with interment and expressions of thanks to those who attended.
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Hellwig-Morris
T. C. Thompson
Bedy
Ossian
Iowa
Henry Vonwald
Norman Adams
Pine Street
Dyersville
Vorwald
la Crosse
Katherine Timmesch
Vienna
Iowea
Mueller
Rev
H. G
Cals. . Lloler, Jr
Werul
Svangea
Fqn
Quintuplets Enjoy Sunlight in Ontario Outdoor Day
Five Dionne quintuplets bask in bright sun for hours as Dr. Alan Daice notes the scene in Sallander Ontario. The family remains under careful medical observation while the children show lively energy and good health.
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Alan A Daice
Hauptmann Counsel Files Addit Data On Trial Charge
Hauptmanns counsel filed additional data arguing the trial judge prejudiced the jury and biased the verdict. A defense amendment to the appeal from the Lindbergh baby murder conviction was prepared for the court of errors and appeals ahead of June 20 argument.
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Trenian
Bruno Richard
Hauptmann
Tris
Court of Errors and Appeals
Thomas W. Trenchard
Tomato Patch Troubles Spark Kidnaping Rumor
Chicago reports a ten year old, Janette Larson, missing after two farmers claimed children raided their tomato patches. Police searched, but she was later found in the custody of a justice of the peace. The incident arises from tomato patch tensions and fears within the community.
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Chicago
Janette Larson
Janette
Law
Aleady
Justice of the Peace
Young Democrats Oppose Constitutional Changes in Texas
Amarillo report notes Young Democrats of Texas opposed any constitutional changes after hearing Roosevelts sons plead for the New Deal. The group planned bold resolutions but did not submit measures challenging the NRA. A counter effort by the progressive university club argued constitutional changes would hinder progressive legislation.
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Amarillo
Texas
James
Elliott Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Progressive “University Club
Flugs Plan Picnic On Grandad Bluff
The La Crosse Plugs booster group will hold a picnic on Grandad Bluff Wednesday June 19. William Freise chief plug says a yearlong program of activities will be announced at the event and urges members to make reservations at the Chamber of Commerce. If rain occurs the picnic moves to June 20.
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la Crosse
Grandad Bluff
William Freise
Freise
Chamber of Commerce
Three Men Clean Up On Race Bets At Detroit Track
Three men cashed $4 000.20 each on $2 wagers as the Detroit track daily double paid the highest price in local turf history. Pretty Monk won the first race at 281.20, paired with Fortunate Youth in the second race. Fortunate Youth paid 8.20 straight. The Pretty Monk price was the highest ever paid locally.
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Detroit
Pretty Monk
Former Texas Grid Star Dies Saturday
Kansas City report says George Mc Cullough of Austin Texas, a former UT end star in the 1920s, died at noon Saturday after a coma following removal from a train. No cause released. He was also an outstanding basketball player.
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Kansas City
George McCullough
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
McCullough
San Francisco Seals Acquire Joiner From Cubs
San Francisco announces Roy Joiner a left handed pitcher is sent from the Chicago Cubs as an option. He reports immediately to bolster the Seals rotation while Los Angeles had formed him after starting the season with the Nationals. The Seals suffer with Waller Mails illness weakening the staff.
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San Francisco
Roy Joiner
San Francisco Seals
Chicago Cubs
Joiner
Cubs
Los Angeles
Seals
Waller Mails
Monarch Restoration Issue In Greek Vote
Greece heads to general elections to decide if the monarchy should be restored after a republican call for a new chamber to ratify constitutional changes following the March revolt. The campaign centers on restoring the monarchy as part of the post revolt settlement.
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Athens
Greece
Chamber of Deputies
Government decree keeps markets open Sunday mornings
Madrid reports a government order requiring all dish markets to operate Sunday mornings to ensure fresh fish for Sunday dinners. To protect wage scales, employers may allow Sunday workers an afternoon off during the week, provided the time off is not taken Saturday afternoon.
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Madrid
Matrimonial Bureau Berry Box Sparks Odd Notes in Kentucky
A quirky column notes Geneva Dossett of Hickory Kentucky seeks a happy marriage via a berry box message from a desk in a Bodega. The piece links similar stunts by Frank Schneider and a North Carolina peach box prank, while a robin rescue and other miscellaneous items fill the page.
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Gene
Sholes
Bodega
Geneva Dossett
Hickory
Route L
Geneva
Sholes & Peacock, Ltd
Ieker
South
Rank Schneider
J. P
Stony Point
Arkansas
Frank
Six to Receive Honor Degrees From University
Madison Wisconsin reports that six of the seven honorary degree recipients will attend the 82nd commencement on June 24, with Katharine Cornell unable to attend due to a trip to England. The honorees include Cordell Hull James Bryant Conant Arthur Hale Curtis Frederick L Paxton Thomas Dey Thacher and Gilbert Ames Bliss. About 1500 degrees will be granted at the University of Wisconsin House. Alumni Day marks the start of commencement weekend June 22 with reunions for classes listed.
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Madison
Wis
Katharine Cornell
University of Wisconsin
Miss Cornell
England
Cordell Hutt
James Bryant Conant
Harvard University
Arthur Hale Curtis
Chicago
Frederick L. Paxton
University of California
Thomas Dey ‘Thacher
Gilbert Ames Bliss
Mangin Sets Record In Three Quarter Mile
Jon Mangin of the New York Athletic Club won the three quarter mile special at the 134th New York A C spring games setting an American record of three minutes 1.4 seconds. Princeton authorities refused him invite prompting a post entry. Temple’s J Bulace Peacock tied the semi final 100 yard heat at 9.8 seconds. Milton Flewnellen of NYAC won the final in 10.1 seconds. Yale’s Keith Brown cleared 19 feet in pole vault to place first amid slippery runway conditions.
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N. Y
Jon Mangin
New York Athletic Club
Carnell
New York A. C
Man- bin
Princetons
Princeton
J .Bulace Peacock
Temple University
Milton Flewnellen
Keith Brown
Yale
Omaha Wins Belmont to Complete Triple Crown Title
In a rain soaked Belmont Park Omaha ridden by William Woodward captured the 67th Belmont Stakes securing the triple crown by finishing one and a half lengths ahead of Firethorn. The Derby and Preakness winner edged clear in a famed stretch drive despite a mud smeared track.
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New York
William Woodward
Omaha
Belmont Park
Daddy
Gallant Fox
Sir Barton
Belmont
Waller M. Jeffords
Firethorn
Moody Wins St Georges Hill Final To Boost Wimbledon Hopes
Weybridge England P Belling commissioners cut Wimbledon odds on Helen Moody after she defeated Elsie Pittman 6-0 6-4 in the St Georges Hill final Porethy remains favorite at 11 to 8 while Helen Jacobs and Moody are pegged at two to one Moody smiled in the clubhouse saying her game is returning and they can forget about her back issue
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Weybridge
Eng
Belling
Helen Wills Moody
Elsie Goldsack Pittman
St. George's Hill
Porethy
Helen Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Minor Leagues May Bar Alabama Pitts
The minor leagues may bar Alabama Pitts from playing, a Sing Sing prisoner sought by the Albany Senators of the International League. The National Association of Minor Professional Leagues plans to decide on Pitts contract legality either today or Monday, putting the matter before Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis if needed.
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Albany
Y—P
Alabama Pitts
Sing Sing
Albany Senators
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National Association of Minor Professional Leagues
Pitts
Clas
France and Australia stalemate in Davis Cup opener
In Paris the Davis Cup elimination series opened with a stalemate as France and Australia split the first singles. Christian Boussus defeated Vivian McGrath in four sets after Jack Crawford won the opening match against Andre Merlin. Merlin then upset Crawford, and McGrath beat Boussus.
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Paris
France
Australia
Christian Boussus
South Paw
Vivian McGrath
Jack Crawford
Andre Merlin
Merlin
Crawford
McGrath
Boussus
Better’s Record Topped By Kansas City Sprinter
Kansas City teen Helen Stephens from Fulton Missouri, a farm girl, ran the women’s 100 meters in 11.6 seconds on Saturday to better Stella Walsh’s world record by two-thirds of a second. The performance surpasses the former mark of 11.8 seconds, signaling a remarkable sprint advance amid a cluttered, advertisements-filled report.
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Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Atlantic
Kansas City
Helen Stephens
Fulton
Stella Walsh
Weet
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