Democrats Hear Chief Praised At Milwaukee Young Democrats Meet
The second national Young Democrats convention opened in the Milwaukee Auditorium with speakers attacking New Deal policies. Senator F Ryan Duffy of Wisconsin recalled Herbert Hoover to counter Roosevelt remarks. Wisconsin Democrats clashed over patronage and accused Progressives of meddling in caucuses. The crowd cheered when Duffy quoted Senator Vandenberg and tensions rose over party unity.
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Victor Hackler
Associated Press
Milwaukee
F. Ryan Duffy
Wisconsin
Washington
Herbert Joever
Pol Qaave
Charles E. Broughton
Harlan Felley
Sheboygan
Wis
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Kelley
Actio Wut Keller
Hiight
FL Ryan Duffy
Fond du Lac
Young Democrats
Roosevelt Sends Greeting to Milwaukee Young Democrats
President Roosevelt addresses the Young Democrats convention in Milwaukee via radio from the White House study. He notes he cannot travel due to Congress adjournment and schedules his address for Saturday night at 9 30 Washington time to commend their resolve and focus on public welfare.
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Milwaukee
Pres- Roosevelt
Ryan Duffy
Rian
Washington
White House
Franklin
Roosevelt
Kimberly chosen head of Inland Lake Yachting Association
Neenah Wisconsin John R Kimberly was elected president of the Inland Lake Yachting Association at its 38th annual meeting. The 1936 regatta will be on Lake Mendota Madison Wisconsin with Kimberly succeeding the late Otto L Schmidt. Gale V skippered by Harry Nye won Class E. Attaibox II led Class C with Daniel Schuck at the tiller in first place.
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Neenah
Wis
John R. Kimberly
Inland Lake
Lake Mendota
Madison
Kimberly
Otto L. Schmidt
Lake Geneva
Robert Friend
Pine Lake
Minneapolis
Schmidt
Meyer
Warper
DeWitt Buchanan
Oconomowoc
Gale
Neenah. Wis
Harry Nye
Delevan Yacht Club
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Daniel Schuck
Cedar Lake
Attaibox II
Gloria Archer
White Bear Club
Malda
Gadget Ili
M. E
Bill limiting pay of state employes killed bill debate
The session debated a bill to cap salaries for state employees and for the state service commission. Senator Kannenberg moved to reconsider to push the measure to the assembly, but Senator Water Rush forced withdrawal. Rush plans to seek reversal when absent senators return next week.
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Berg
Wausau
Water Rush
Neillsville
House
Rush
Democratic convention opens as Roosevelts stance guides
Governor George H. Earle of Pennsylvania is slated to take a presidential placeholder role at the Yours Democrats convention in Milwaukee. Official business keeps national leaders away as the event begins today.
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George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Lobby meals within LA testimony
Wisconsin lawmakers hear that lobbyists often pay for drinks and meals for legislators as a social expense not charged to expense accounts. Arthur Hitt questions legality while lobbyists defend their conduct as observed in legislative courses.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Legislati
Assembly
Hitt
Slator
Legsiaine
George Kull
Wisd
Wisconern Mufacturers Assoc. m
Lemi Iators
Volunisered
Ymaten
Hart
Kall
Walam J. P. Aoerz
Wascen- Sn
Wed
Arthur Sells
Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Grover Neff Madison
Wisconsin Power and Lignt Company
Hutt’s
Legislative Counsel
Congress To Adjourn In Few Hours
Capitol bustle signals final day as Seventy fourth Congress nears adjournment within 24 hours. House and Senate committees reach draft compromise on the Guffey coal stabilization bill and progress on the utility holding company bill. Deputations on the abolition clause and neutrality measure loom as leaders fear delays before adjournment.
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Washington
Capitol
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Securiies Commission
Wisconsin
Jon
AAA
Congress
Reyuli
Igi
Brown County Highway Patrolman Fatally Injured Near Green Bay
A Brown County highway patrolman was fatally injured near Green Bay when struck by a motor car while flagging traffic. The incident occurred on a rural road near Fore and the officer died two hours later in Green Bay. The driver and vehicle details appeared unclear in the report.
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Brown County
Green Bay
Wis
Ben
Wren
Comis Fgiw
Fore
A. F. Guener
Chiporto
Tonnon
Omines
St Lawrence Seaway Construction Backed by Olson and Roosevelt
Governor Olson announced at the White House that the St Lawrence Seaway project remains a priority. He cited delays due to treaty ratification with Canada and said the plan will proceed once ratified, despite the hold.
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Washington
Rosevelt
St. Lawrence
Flnd B. Olson
Minnesota
White House
Olson
Canada
Britain faces grave danger over Ethiopia crisis
United Press reports Mussolini calls for radical, conclusive Ethiopia solution as imperial defense council meets at No 10 Downing Street to plan naval, military, and air measures. London leaders seek unity, France shows opposition, and the US maintains watchful waiting as League sessions near.
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Imperial Defense Committee
London
United States
United Pres
Rome
Mussolini
United Press
Imperial Defense Council
Empire
League
Paris
Italy
Washington
League Council
Frederick Kuh
No. 10
Downing Street
Stanley Baldwin
Air Force
Remsey MacDonald
Press
Samuel Hoare
Bolton Aees-Moonsell
Vie
Halfas
Setdas
Etruopace
M.iar
L. Atr
C. An
Haly
East Africa
Germany
Great Britain
League of Nations Council
Roosevelt nominates three for social security board
President Roosevelt appointed John G. Winant of New Hampshire Arthur J. Altmeyer of Wisconsin and Vincent Morgan Miles of Arkansas to a three member Social Security Board. The terms run to 1939 1941 and 1937 respectively. The group will administer a growing federal program and keep extensive wage and tax records.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Congress
Senate
John G. Winant
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Secre of
Labor
Vincent Morgan Miles
Democratic National Committee
Social Secur Board
Student Pilot Fatally Injured In Richmond Airplane Crash
A 22 year old student pilot Rosas? rv crashed off a flying field in Richmond California. He died after the plane fell about 100 feet during takeoff last night.
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Richmond
Calif
Rosas Barv
Budget Strain Shapes Wisconsin Senate Actions
The Wisconsin Senate sped up its close by suspending debate and deferring controversial issues as a three man committee appointee by party leaders seeks $10 million for pension aids and to balance the state budget. The assembly aims to act on a redrafted social security bill and seek a recess while a new tax plan is negotiated.
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Madison
Bentlemen
Senate
Assembly
House
la Follette
State Board of Control
Adjt
Ralph M. Immeil
Carroll
William Bay
Kaukauna
Conir
Leing
Stele Public Welfare
Additional Pilots Join In Search For Airplane In Alaska
In Alaska additional pilots join the search for a downed airplane. The report notes participating crews and ongoing aerial assistance as authorities expand the rescue effort.
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Alaska
First WPA Projects Near Start as Funds Approved
Madison reports the initial WPA works near launch with about 23.5 million dollars in approved projects. Field, speaking for the Works Progress Administration, said federally allocated money should reach the state within days and that crews are being organized to begin work at once.
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Madison
George Eid
Regusi
Field
Works Progress
Ralph M_ Immel
Fatal crash on County Trunk A near Oshkosh injures three
A heavy sedan and a Milwaukee truck collide about 12:30 pm nine miles south of Oshkosh. A 62 year old Milwaukee woman, identified as Nettie A Karsten, dies en route to St Agnes hospital. Drivers C D Kones, Harry Meyer, and Adam Falk are among the injured. officers and ambulances respond.
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Oshkosh
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Fond du Lac
Nettie A. Karsten
North
Thirty-second Street
Milwaukee
C. D. Kones
van Buren Street
Harry Meyer
Adam Falk
Winnebago
Fond du Lac County
St. Agnes
Albert Hanners
Lester Nell
Osh
Peebles
Wis
L. H. Wilderkere
House Approves Farm Mortgage Moratorium
Washington reports the House passed a farm mortgage moratorium to aid farmers strained by federal credit terms. A minor amendment was adopted as lawmakers, including Rep. Lemke, described the measure and its implications for distressed farm loans.
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Washington
Repub- Nuin Dasota
Editor Dies in Dundee After War Service
William Adams 42 owner and editor of The Dundee Reporter since 1927 died here last night. He was a Canadian war veteran and survived by his widow and three children.
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Dundee
Mich
William Adams
Dundee Reporter
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