Wisconsin Governor Outlines Home Rule Job Plan After Veto
Governor La Follette defended a state wide job program using a home rule approach, arguing federal funding would limit employment growth. He urged financing via state-generated revenues and criticized federal plans, describing phased public works to create jobs and boost local tax bases while preventing reliance on long term federal aid.
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Mader
Wisconsins
Sant State Federal Works
Proglam
Gonernor
Philip Fy
Cpinion
Wisconsin
Mweedel Aiffre
Tie
la Follette
Mienny Hellteen Faroigh
Wiewn Eune
Aline
Sony
Cunimnats
Democrats Attack La Follette on Work Fund Action
Senate Democrats in Madison accuse Governor La Follette of short changing Wisconsin to win federal support for his works program. They say the state could have received between 235 and 350 million rather than 400 million, citing Roosevelt via Senator Duffy and an underlined federal share. The governor’s secretary counters that Wisconsin’s share would be about 48 million under federal supervision based on relief population.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Ta Follete
F. Ryan Duffy
Washington
Duffy
Wisconsin
Thomas Mr. Duncan
la Follette
Reliet
Roosevelt
Burns
Capitol
C.S.T
Stephen Earry
Marvin H. Melntyre
Capt
Wilson Brown
Senator Long
D-La
Congress
Vetere
Alx
Col Foury
Second Contingent Arrives In Alaska
The second contingent of Middlewestern farmers arrived Wednesday at Seward aboard the army transport St Mihiel and will be welcomed with a public lottery for 40 acre farm silos in the Matanuska Valley. Men only enter the draw and will move to tent homes as their goods are unloaded. Local colonists aid new arrivals in settling amid ongoing rain.
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Palmer
Alaska
Seward
St. Mihiek
Matanuska
Hitch-Hiker Advises Reduction in Allowance
Monroe Wis a 19 year old youth Stewart Hurlbut told his father that thirty dollars a month is too liberal an allowance for his round the world hitch hike. He left Monroe last October and is now in Honolulu en route to the Orient asking for a twenty dollar monthly allowance.
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Monroe
Wis
Stewart Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Honolulu
Orient
Young Spanish Flyer Crosses South Atlantic
Young Spanish aviator Juan Ignacio Pombo landed at Natal Brazil after a land plane flight from Bathurst Gambia West Africa. Notes Man dies Edward Muoleey died after 48 years in hotel business in Jefferson Wisconsin following three months illness.
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South Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
Juan Ignacio Pombo
Natal
Braz
Bathurst
T “Gambia
West Africa
Jefferson
Wis
Pi— Edwards Muoeley
Jane Addams Dies Leader of Hull House Network
Chicago reports the death of Jane Addams at Passavant hospital after a major surgical operation. The 74 year old founder of Hull House faced an internal cancer first noted in 1932 and died at 5 am central time. Funeral plans set for Hull House court and Cedarville, with services non denominational and guarded by Hull House women.
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Chicago
Fane Addams
Passavant Hospital
Luain
Hull Hoouse
Miss Addams
Hull House Court
Cedarville
Mil
Charles W. Gilkey
University of Chicago Chapel
Graham Taylor
Chicago Commons
Hull House Women's Club
Hull House
Will
Ellen Gates Starr
Halsted and
Polk Streets
Charles Hull
West
Halsted Street
Haymarket
Siol
Miss House
John
Sarah Addam
John Addams
Abraham Lincoln
Rockford Female Seminary
Rockford College
Wisconsin Aid Fund Approved By President
President Roosevelt approved a new work relief package totaling about four and a half billion dollars with a one billion dollar allocation for Wisconsin. The plan includes development money for the Upper Mississippi and Upper Missouri rivers and Passamaquoddy power in Maine. The White House work relief board headed by Secretary Ickes recommended the projects, with actual orders to be signed once budget forms are prepared and a November 1 target for full operation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mississippi
Missouri
Wisconsin
Passamaquoddy
Maine
Ickes
Wisconsin urged to feature Wisconsin grown products
Wyman Smith editor of the department of agriculture and markets spoke at the Wisconsin Restaurant association convention in Madison urging use of Wisconsin grown foods. He cited the dairy industry as vital and described a butter and cheese serving bill under consideration and a cheese recipe book from his department. E N Quinn urged stronger organization and cooperative advertising buying and legislative cooperation as benefits of the Wisconsin Restaurant association. Delegates continued arriving as the meeting continued at the Avalon ballroom.
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Wisconsin
Wyman Smith
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Madison
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Avalon Ballroom
Avalon
Wisconsin Association
Emmons E Roettiger New Highway Engineer
Madison Wis The appointment of Emmons L Roettiger 35 as state highway engineer to succeed the late E B Parker was announced by Governor Philip F La Follette Posters formerly of Fountain has been with the highway department since 1921 starting as inspector and resident engineer of the La Crosse district and serving as principal assistant engineer in charge of construction in the Madison office since 1928
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Madison
Wis
Emmons L. Roettiger
E. B. Parker
Philip F. la Fallette
Fountain
Highway Department
la Crosse
Jury Clears Kidder Partner Claim In Pyroil Case
A Fond du Lac Circuit Court jury found no partnership existed between Joseph K Kidder and his late brother W W Kidder in the Pyroil lubricants firm of La Crosse. The 3 woman 9 men panel deliberated 1 hour 65 minutes and asked for definitions and a letter from inventor Max Nave before delivering a unanimous verdict. Court adjourned to resume motions the next morning.
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Joseph K. Kidder
W. W. Kidder
Pyroil
la Crosse
Clayton F. van Pelt
Fond du Lac
van Pet
Max Nave
Clinton
van Pelt
John Arotson
W. Y. Kidder
Ven] Pelt
E. Bleekman
Col. Tour
Ohio Chief Drops Libel Case Against Hopkins
Columbus report says Governor Martian Davey Wednesday withdrew a warrant charging Federal Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins with criminal libel. He cited that all objectives were accomplished and no good purpose remains in continuing the campaign.
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Ohio
Hopkins
Columbus
Martian £. Davey
Harry L. Hopkins
Newack
Uncertain Cause Named In Macon Airship Loss
Washington reports the navy could not determine if a gust of wind or structural failure caused the Macon dirigible disaster off the California coast. The official assessment cites lack of conclusive evidence as the cause remains unresolved.
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Washington
Navy Department
Macon
Californian
Waitkus Set for Overseas Flight from Kohler Airport
Sheboygan Wis Lieut Felix Waitkus 27 former member of the army first pursuit group will take off Thursday from Kohler airport on the first leg of his projected overseas flight to Kaunas capital of Lithuania.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Felix Waitkus
Kohler Airport
Kaunas
Lithuania
Germans Army Service Order Follows Hitler Peace Gestures
Madison section reports farmers urge Panzer resolution to stop marsh flooding with damages to lands. Horicon men claim 900 acres flooded and 20,000 more, with threats of drastic action if state payments do not occur.
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Hitler
Madison
Wis
Horicon Marsh
Senate
B. J. Husting
Mayville
Conservation Commission
Hasting
Peter J. Meyers
Horicon
Cameron
Rob Filling Station Robbed of 48 Gallons Gas
The Sinclair Refining filling station at 323 North Third Street, operated by Robert Kemp, was robbed of 48 gallons of gasoline Tuesday night. The thief cut the intake pipes and pumped out the fuel, per police report received Wednesday morning.
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Sinclair Refining Company
North Third Street
Robert Kemp
Landlords Association Meets at City Hall
Landlords Association Inc meets Thursday evening at 7 30 in the Hiaia court chamber at city hall to discuss housing matters and local oversight.
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Landlords Association, Inc
Hiaia Court
Roosevelt Veto Message on Adjusted Service Certificates
President Roosevelt returns the house bill for the immediate payment of adjusted service certificates. He explains disapproval, citing constitutional questions and a need for a prudent veterans policy. He recalls World War I service, the vast nation’s mobilization, and the evolution of veteran benefits under a policy aiming to replace direct bounties with insurance and care for disabilities and dependents.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Republic
Hitler Promises Peace as Nazi Draft Deepens Armament
In a Reichstag address Hitler claims the country needs peace while announcing a conscription program to build the largest peacetime army in Germany's history. Diplomats doubt tangible peace gains, suspecting the plan buys time for arms expansion. The Fuehrer seeks to allay fears while signaling readiness for renewed conflict.
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Berlin
Szis
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Reichstag
Cwo
Additional Salary Declared Illegal in La Crosse County
A 1933 La Crosse County Board resolution paying R. W. Davis fifty dollars monthly for extra duties aiding state and federal governments was deemed illegal by Attorney General J. E. Finnegan. The opinion says the chairman may be forced to restitution and could face civil action to declare him trustee of the funds.
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la Crosse
Accused Man Blames Wrecker and Is Acquitted
Memphis Tennessee Acting City Judge Robert J Moore acquitted J N Wolfe of leaving the scene of an accident on his plea that the incident rather than the man caused the absence of his car police and evidence at the scene Wolfe testified a wrecker grabbed his car before he could return from the telephone and when he came back nothing remained to show an accident occurred
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Memphis, Tenn
Robert J. Moore
J. N. Wolfe
Wolfe
Buy Right Of Way For Highway O Relocation
County highway committee announced plans to purchase the right of way for relocation of county trunk highway O between U S Highway 16 and Bar Mills. Members met at the courthouse at 10 a m to inspect the route and proceed with the project.
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U. S Highway No. 16
Barre! Mills
Frank J.’ Davy
Court House
Roosevelt Warns Patman Plan Invites Disaster
President Roosevelt condemns the Patman bonus bill as inflationary and dangerous, warning veterans and the nation of harmful effects. The House votes 322 to 98 to challenge the veto, transferring pressure to the Senate which faces a two thirds hurdle to sustain the veto against administration opposition and veteran lobbying.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Capitol
Roosevelt visits draw mixed reactions in coal mine
In two adjoining columns Franklin and Mrs Roosevelt visit a coal mine and a senate scene. The letter-writer mocks the president while praising Mrs Roosevelt for sympathy toward the needy, suggesting the president may face a difficult test with political animals in the enclosure.
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Calif
Daniel
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