Cashman Proposes Higher Oleo Margarine Tax Delayed
Senator John Cashman leads opposition to a bill to raise the state tax on oleo margarine from 6 to 15 cents. He claims delay by the assembly agriculture committee harmed progress after a day in session. Critics, including Assemblyman Alvity Handrich, argue substitutions moved the bill but oppose the higher levy citing industry influence and regional interests.
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Macmon
Wis
John Cashman
Denmark
Ray Assembly Progressives
American Federation of Labor
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Carhman
Assembly Agriculture
Assembly
Senate
Hina
Harness Races Set for Fourth of July at Sparta Wis
Spartans plan harness racing on Independence Day with about forty entrants. Four races, each with two heats, will count for scoring. Local horseman Carl Melgard will enter several horses among contenders posting 2.03 to 2.07. Events on Haney field at the fair ground track, track in good shape. Next events in Richland Center and Viroqua before Sparta finale.
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Sparta
Wis
Spartans
Carl Melgard
Wisconsin
Haney
Fair Ground
Richland Center
Kickapoo Driving Club
Viroqua
150 Golfers Enter Western Tourney in South Bend
About 150 golfers entered for the Western open tournament to be staged Friday through Sunday in South Bend Indiana. The article also notes a boxing result from Bismarck North Dakota where Dick Demeray 145 won by technical knockout over Sherald Kennard 147 in Fargo.
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South Bend
Ind
Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
Dick Demeray
Sherald Kennard
Fargo
Radio Program Schedule Fragments From June 14
Radio listings show WEAF WEAF and other networks with named programs, hosts, and orchestras across East Midwest and Northwest regions. Entries include Betty Warner Duffy’s Orchestra Joe Cook and Chella Night and various skits, news periods, and musical acts.
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WEAF
Wlyy
WMAQ
Northwest
Wimi Kstp
South Sea
Shirley Howard
Burton
Fields and Hall
Saom
Congress
Youess
Flasher
Sheen
Weaf Iy
Betty
Duffy
Black Chamber
wUnelearn
Jassier
Joe Cook
Chella
Jesse Crawford
Stan Alyers
the Hoofinghams
Williams-Walsh
Cesawadc
WABC
Bhidwest
WEEM
KMBC
KMOX
Midwest
WCCO
Wac
Jack Armstrong
Mu Steale
Dixie Aid Weat
Bill
East
Dixie
Midw
O'Neilly
Orchestra—Dixie
Boake Carter
Leiti Stevens
Hollywood Hotel
Richard Iimber
Stoonnagle
Budd
Dornberger
Danong Music Orchestra
Art Jarrett
West
Sonny Woods
Frank Dalley
Richard Himber
Mid
WENR
WTMI
Annie
Winnie the Pooh
Tim Healy
Press
Gale Pege
Lowell Thomas
Morton Downey
Ruth Etting
Heatrice Lillie
Phil Baker
Lucille Manners
Hells
Stern
Genestra
Amos 'N
Andy—west
Ony
Gus—west
Ink Spots
Reggie Childs
Shandor End
Pitts Sits Tight Pending Decision at Sing Sing
Albany players and fans watch Edwin C Mitts known as Pitts, a former star in football and baseball, remain in limbo after being ruled ineligible for organized baseball while Kenesaw Mountain Landis weighs an appeal. He stays largely silent, training occasionally with Albany’s International League club as offers flood in.
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Albany International League Baseball
Johnny Evers
Albany
Dressen Hopeful For Est Division In 1936
Charlie Dressen expresses optimism for the Reds in 1936 after remaking the team. He predicts a first division finish and possibly pennant contention. The Reds sit in sixth, with Dressen aiming for a first baseman, a winning pitcher, and outfielders who can hit .390.
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New York
Cincinnati
Bascat
Charlie Dressen
Red
Dressen
Dreszen
Moody Idle As Others Battle For Kent Championships
Helen Wills Moody rested Thursday as Katherine Stammers and Eileen Bennett Whittingstall battled for a semi final spot to meet the returning Californian. If she advances Moody would likely face Dorothy Round in the final, Britain's No 1 player.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
Katherine Stammers
Eileen Bennett Whittingstill
Radio Tonight highlights and boxing on NBC CBS tonight
NBC and CBS networks list programs and station names for tonight. Evening lineup includes Captain Henry's Showboat at 7 p.m., Fred Waring's Pennsylvania on CBS at 7:30, Max Baer vs Jimmy Braddock boxing, Frank Dailey and Donnie Thompson orchestras in later slots, with WMAQ WTMIJ KSTF WEBC WIBA WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO WISN and other outlets airing. A Hawaii plant note mentions Haleakala Silversword in a crater.
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NBC
WMAQ
KSTP
WEBC
WLW
WTMJ
Captain Henry
WBC
WTMIJ
KSTF
WIBA
Fred Waring
Pennsylvania
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Wac
Max Baer
Jimmy Braed
Sdock
WMA
Frank Dailey
WISN
Donnie Thompson
WOC
Prominent figures die in brief notices across cities
Deaths reported in major cities include William P. Jeffries 64 Kentucky native and noted industrialist and financier in Los Angeles Henry Benedict 91 survivor of Remington founders and art patron in New York D W Michaux 74 benefactor of crippled children in Houston Carl De Witt Jackson 64 former Wisconsin tariff commission president in Rio de Janeiro
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William P. Jeffries
Kentucky
New York
Henry Harper Benedict
Remington Typewriter
Rio de Janeiro
Carl de Witt Jackson
Tariff Commission of
Wisconsin
Liquor Regulation Up To States Palmer Says
Arthur J. Palmer director of Wisconsin beverage tax division argues federal control may fail after the NRA ruling. He and colleagues at the National Conference of State Liquor Administrators urge uniform state laws to replace federal FACA regulations. The Cleveland meeting discussed restoring state responsibility for liquor regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur J.palmer
Beverage Tax Division of
Wisconsin
Industr
Supreme Court
NRA
Palmer
National Conference of State Liquor Administrators
Alcohol Control Administration
Ambition Keeps Elmar From His Valedictory
Elmar Queram of Manitowoc could not deliver the Lincoln high school valedictory on Wednesday night. His ambition for new honors sent him to Fort Sheridan NL to take an entrance examination for the United States Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitownec
Wis
Elmar Queram
Elmar
Lincoln High School
Ft. Sheridan
United States Military Academy
Chicago Police Question Slayer Companion
Police questioned James Sikokisz who admitted he was the man who accompanied Tony Madona when Celia Mae Venable was shot in a north side hotel. Two women, Ruth Gilmore and Mary Hahn, were also held for questioning as investigators traced Madona’s movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Sikokisz
Jimmy
Tony Madona
Celia Mae Venable
North Side
Ruth Gilmore
Marie ‘Norris
Jackie Hammel
Mary Hahn
Sikokis Es
Madona
Badger Youths Plan Long Mississippi Canoe and Swim Trips
Wisconsin youths plan summer adventures on the Mississippi River. Robert Graham and Thomas Spence begin a 2,500 mile canoe journey from Park Falls toward New Orleans, paddling via the Flambeau and Chippewa rivers. Shultis Slawson and Sanders aim a 2,500 mile swim to New Orleans from St. Paul after indoor training, treating the trip as a marathon with daily 15 to 20 mile strides and a gymnastic act en route.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Father At Waters
Badger
Mississippi
Robert Graham
Thomas Spence
Thiensville
Park Falls
New Orleans
Flambeau River
Flambeau Ridge
Pepin
Robert Shultis
Donald Slawson
Cecil Sanders
Janesville
Rock River
St. Paul
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Dressen Hopeful Forest Division
Helen Moody Idle
Radio Tonight
Haleakala
Hawaii
Tillman Bros
Houston
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Woodbury’s Soap
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Geraldine
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