New Dealers Send Appeals To Business
Washington amid the confusion of a figurestly strewn wreckage the Roosevelt administration abandons NRA enforcement and business leaders observe oath rules. Tuesday hurried conferences chart the future with Richberg's appointment after a Roosevelt talk hinting at compulsory enforcement being unsettled. Observers raise bets on new legislation or state recovery moves to bridge post NRA collapse.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
Supreme Court
NRA
Capitol Hull
Minn Vires
Naim Houtt
Roberto Fargaining
Pet Congress
Local Composer Mrs Kerr Dies At Five Thirty A.M
Mrs J R Kerr longtime local composer and organist at First Methodist and Baptist churches died in a local hospital Tuesday morning at 5 30 She was born September 12 1874 in Holmfirth Yorkshire England and came to America as a child Her marriage to James R Kerr occurred December 12 1898 in Rochester She is survived by her husband two sons Reginald and Gordon and daughter Madeline all of Chicago one sister Mrs Grace Weltzin of Fargo and four grandchildren Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 40 PM at the First Methodist Church with Rev Alfred Hughes officiating and interment in Oak Grove Cemetery
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James R. Kerr
Fifth Avenue South
James R. Here
Reginald
Gordon
Chicago
Madeline
Grace Weltzin
Fargo
N. D
Kerr
Alfred Hughes
Oak Grove
Cemery
State Board Sets New Interest Maximum in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin state banking commission reduced the interest ceiling to two percent on time savings deposits at state banks mutual savings banks and trust companies effective July 1 1935. The order signed by Peter A. Cleary H F Ibach and S N Schafer follows a prior limit of two and a half percent in 1845 and notes national banks are now under state rules. The commission cited declining net earnings to total deposits over four years as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madigan
Wis
Mutual Savings Banks
Trust Company
Peter A. Cleary
H. F. Ibach
S. N. Schafer
Banking Review Board
Wisconsin
Jrm
Federal Reserve Board
Bobby Jones Stricken With Appendicitis Excerpt
Bobby Jones, the retired golf king, is under strict observation at his North Side Drive home after an appendicitis attack. He cannot travel to New York for the Thursday exhibition match as planned.
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Atlanta
Northside Drive
Bobby Jones
New York
Militiamen Guarding Oklahoma Strike Zone
Two hundred National Guardsmen were on duty to prevent violence among striking and anti strike forces at lead and zinc mines as supporters of a back to work movement prepared for a large meeting.
Karpis Kelly Gang Hunted In Kidnapping Case
Seattle and Tacoma police pursue the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case as whispers tie the crime to the Alvin Karpis and Machine Gun Kelly gangs. Tacoma detectives go to Vancouver B C while others chase a traveling sedan and a boy resembling the missing nine year old. Authorities caution no solid leads yet amid cross border search efforts.
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Seattle
Wash
Percy Minnie
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
George
Wasa
George Weyerhaeuser
Alvin Karpis
Kelly Kangs
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Slum Clearance Funds Requested
Washington reports requests for 221,507,000 to clear slums and build low rent housing across 31 states. The 317,849,150 in applications from the Public Works Administration cover 60 housing projects, municipal construction, food control, and river harbor work across multiple states, with specific projects in Wisconsin Minnesota and Minnesota.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Emergency Council
Mississippi
Harbers
Wisconsin
PWA
Milwaukee
War Department
Sheboygan
Sheboygen Harbor
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Grand Marais
Wallace Plans To Rewrite All AAA Changes
Washington halted a complete rewrite of AAA amendments to align with the Supreme Court NRA ruling. Senate and House leaders with Secretary Wallace agreed the licensing provisions needed revision due to interstate commerce principles and delegated authority standards. The administration will move the bill to the Senate Agriculture Committee after a conference with Robinson, Jones, Smith, Wallace, Chester Davis, and Seth Thomas.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Wallace
Senate Agriculture Committee
Robinson
Jones
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Smith
D-S.c
Wallace Chester Davis
AAA
Seth Thomas
Frazier Stresses Farmers Must Fight Foreclosure
Senator Frazier, co author of the farm mortgage moratorium law wiped out by the supreme court, warned farmers to organize and defend their homes. He predicted mortgage holders will push foreclosures if new legislation fails. He argued home rights and family life trump property rights and warned that a single crop won't solve debts, risking widespread foreclosures as state moratoriums may end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frazier
R.-N.d
Supreme Court
Irs
Brandeis
Four Army Aviators Die In Plane Crash Near Sequoia Park
Four Army aviators were killed Tuesday when their large bombing plane from Mather Field Sacramento crashed in Sequoia National Park during maneuvers. The incident involved one of 25 ships from Hamilton Field participating in the drills.
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Army
Fresno
Calif
Army Tyers
Matherfield
Sacramento
Sequoia National Park
Hamilton Feld
Dionne Quintuplets Celebrate First Birthday Anniversary
Callander Ontario reports a ceremonial birthday for the Dionne quintuplets held on May 28 1934. Oliva Dionne and Elzire LeGros faced mixed feelings at home while the quints receive a formal observance with a high mass at Sacred Heart church in Corbeil and public gifts. The event underscored the family separation as the siblings now live near a new home across the road, under royal wards.
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Dale Harrison Callander
VPI
Oliva Dionne
Elzire
Dionne
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Emile
Marie
England
Sacred Heart Church
Corbeil
Elzire LeGros
Callander
Corneil
Col
Tarea
Roosevelt to seek Progressive support in 1936 campaign
Roosev elt plans to run as a progressive in 1936 with backing from liberal senators and independents. A secret White House conclave mapped a unified, aggressive New Deal line, urging him to attack stalled legislation and push a consistently liberal policy to revive public support and deter a potential radical third party.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Norvis
Nebraska
la Follette
Wisconsin
Castigan
Colorado
Wheeler
Montana
Bone
Wagner Labor Board
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Roeper
Business Advisory Council
F. D
Paca Siz
Col
Patmanites Press Cash Bonus Plan Despite Inflation Fight
Patman bill leaders in Congress push for cash payment of the WWII bonus at this session and vow to drop inflationary financing provisions if needed. A joint session of House and Senate supporters agreed to lobby for any cash payment bill, vetoed Vinson bill, or a hybrid, while urging veterans not to march on Washington to avoid harming the cause.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Patman
Vinson
Patmen
River pirates capture six officers on Mississippi island
Pictured are the modern river pirates captured after storming a Mississippi river island near De Soto. They tied six law officers to trees and fought posses in gunfire before capture. Photo taken 3:30 am Tuesday after fingerprints and questioning by Crawford county officials at Prairie du Chien. Left prisoner named Fred Anderson, right Frank Dawson. officials doubt the names.
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Mississippi River
de Soto
Crawford “County
Prairie du Chien
Fred Anderson
Frank Dawson
Tribune
Mississippi
Frank Hickok
Jeff
Douglas
Frank
Vernon County
Hickoks
Woman Killed In Bicycle Collision On Canton Overhead
Eileen Rist, 22, riding on the Mormon Coulee overhead in Canton, was fatally struck by Myron Thoreson’s Hudson coupe as she and John Drew pedaled south around 8 PM Monday. Thoreson claimed glare from lights blinded him. he drove to Miller tavern, then returned to the scene.
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L Eileen Rist
South Sixteenth Street
Miss Rist
Glen Rist
John Drew
North Sixth Street
Myron Thoreson
Westby
Thoreson
Miller Tavern
Caledonia
Thoresen
Streeh Farm
Charles Skelly
South Seventh Street
Pags Col. Ave
Al Lucas, Aviator, Killed In Wyoming Mail Plane Crash
Cheyenne Wyo veteran flyer Al Lucas was found dead Tuesday in wreckage of his mail plane about 13 miles south of Glenda Wyoming. Lucas had been on a regular Wyoming air service route from Billings Montana to Cheyenne and had been unreported since 410 p m Monday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
al Lucas
Glenda
Lucas
Wyoming Air Service
Billngs, Mont
NRA May Be Dead But NIRA Lives On
The Supreme Court voided NRA code powers eroding its authority, yet NIRA endures. The Public Works administration and its billion dollar spending powers remain intact under title II, while NRA operated under title I. Washington notes a continuing federal role in recovery programs despite the court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nra
Nira
Washington
Supreme Court
National Recovery Administration
Oath Of Allegiance Measure Defeated in Senate
In Madison Wisconsin senate opponents defeated the Callan bill requiring Wisconsin teachers and public employees to take an oath of allegiance. Lieutenant Governor Thom as O Malley broke a 13 13 tie to push the measure to defeat by 14 votes to 13. An amendment making the oath mandatory for all public employees was adopted, while a proposed exemption for high school and elementary teachers was rejected. 18 Democratic sponsors argued no public servant should object to allegiance to country and flag.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas O'Malley
Senate
Callan
Wisconsin
O'Malley
James Callan
Milwaukee
Country
Six Officials Prisoners On Isle 3 Hours
De Soto Wisconsin May a river pursuit ended with two men Fred Anderson 24 and Frank Dawson 28 captured after forcing deputies and a Burlington railway detective to cling to trees on Nelson Island for three and a half hours. The pair fired at authorities damaged a launch and fled on a houseboat used for looting along the Mississippi. They were headed to Prairie du Chien jail to face armed with deadly weapon charges and potential burglary counts in Vernon and Pepin counties.
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Jom Lienlokken
Tribune
de Soto
Wis
Hive Vernon
Crawford County
Burlington Railway
Prairie du Cnien
Prairie du Chien
Fred Anderson
Frank Dawson
Justice Court
Vernon County
Pepin
Nelson Island
de Sota
R. P. Bolin
la Crosse
Frank Hickok
al Pepin
Burlington Tool House
Battles Slough
Here
Ray Hartman
de Solo
U.S. Wildlife Refuge
Burlington
Bolin
Hickok
Dawson
New Deal Court Battles Over Frazier Lemke NRA
A fragmented item reports on the Supreme Court rejecting the Frazier Lemke mortgage relief and NRA interventions. It notes a push to appoint Mr. Humphrey from the FTC despite party ties and hints at political theater overshadowing Jesse Owens.
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Hollywood
Supreme Court
Frazier-Lemke
Frazier
Lemke
NRA
Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Jesse Owens
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Tasoma
J. R. Kerr
Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Karpis-Kelly
Port Angeles
Lake Crescent
Minneapolis, Milwaukee
North Dakota
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Eileen Rist
Canton
United Alley Company
Alloy Division
Republic Steel Corporation
Berger Manufacturing Company
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L. A. Morris
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
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