Wisconsin Senate Budget Fight Keeps Filibuster Alive
Wisconsin senators clashed over the 59 million budget with a prolonged filibuster by Senator Nelson and a clash with Senator Kelly. Nelson pressed for a two vote on his pension and school aid bill, while both chambers debated amendments as the session extended toward lunch.
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Young Democrats Honor Roosevelt Support Grows at 1936 Meet
Milwaukee delegates and guests arrive for the second annual Young Democrats convention as support for President Roosevelt strengthens. Nashville leader Kirk Hart says the South will back the president, defying dissension rumors. The convention moves toward a platform with Woodward guiding state organizations and preparations for a radio address by Roosevelt as organizers shape early plans.
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Assembly Refuses to Lower Oleo Tax of 15 Cents Per Pound
Wisconsin legislators debate a proposed cut to the 15 cent per pound oleomargarine tax. Assembly members argue the move could damage dairy interests and state revenues while opponents warn of constitutional issues and calls for broader reporting penalties.
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President Roosevelt to Address Boy Scouts in Camps Tonight
President Roosevelt will radio six minutes to Boy Scouts gathered in camps away from the canceled jamboree. He plans a major address later, saying he has not yet decided Saturday’s topic and has seen reports of what he may say.
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Hurricane Is Winner Today In Inland Lake Regatta
Edmund Pillsbury of Minneapolis won his second straight Class A race in the Inland Lakes Yachting Association regatta at Neenah, sailing Sea Fox 12 miles in 1 hour 8 minutes 45 seconds among 10 starters. Results for Classes E and C were unsettled as boats failed to finish or report positions.
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Whitehall Crash Kills Woman. Six Others Injured
A car wreck near Ardres on an autumn day left one woman dead and ten injured. The crash involved a Bešnteson auto driven by Aimer Branteson, a son of the deceased woman, and others including Julian Trite and Julian Dupen er. Emergency responders rushed to the scene as survivors were treated. details of injuries and insurance were reported.
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Pressure On Italy Is British Plan
British ministers tentatively approved financial and economic sanctions against Italy if it attacks Ethiopia. The move aims for a strong Geneva stance at the League of Nations session, with full cabinet debate to follow, and Whitehall may seek American cooperation outside Geneva.
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Withdrawal of Charges Decided in Oshkosh Hearing
A police and fire board hearing on Chief Arthur Gabbert faced dismissals after Attorney Keefe argued charges were not definite enough. Special counsel Lachning and Miss Mars Nigh testified as the case began, with postponement requested to redraw the charges.
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Utility lobby expenses cited in Senate testimony
Testimony in Washington cites 100000 in expenses for a utility lobby and describes subpoenas, records access, and cooperation by companies. Witnesses discuss holding companies, campaign financing, and regulatory bills as lawmakers probe corporate expenditures and relationships.
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Senate adopts seven point neutrality protection plan
In response to ominous signs of war abroad the Senate approved a seven point resolution to shield American neutrality. The plan includes a mandatory arms embargo, licensing of munitions, ship travel controls for citizens, and a national munitions board to enforce the program.
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Gerdes of Oshkosh Heads State Groggers
Oshkosh business figure Gerdes assumed leadership of the state grog shop group as the organization presses for policy changes and industry standards. The move places Gerdes at the forefront of trade discussions shaping distribution and pricing norms.
Would Decentralize Auto Registration In the 71 Counties
A legislative proposal aims to decentralize auto registration across 71 counties and revise regulations. The bill discusses state oversight, driver penalties, and revocation procedures, seeking to reduce centralized control and streamline vehicle records.
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