Earle Spokesman for Roosevelt Campaign at Milwaukee Rally
Governor George H. Earle of Pennsylvania addressed the Young Democratic clubs in Milwaukee criticizing former President Hoover and urging constitutional changes. He implied support for broadening federal power to back a new NRA and greater government control over business, framing the administration’s stance as a blunt response to Hoover’s call for specifics.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Earle
Roosevelt
Hoover
United States Supreme Court
White House
Washington
NRA
Earle Seid
Bids Sought for Paine Bank in Fond du Lac Case
In Fond du Lac circuit court Judge Claston F. Van Pelt ordered new bids from Milk Pool Products cooperative and Charles Nevitt for the Paine Thrift Bank building. Bids must go to the state banking commission for a recommended hearing set for Sept 7.
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Charles Nevitt
Paine Lumber Company
Paine Thrift Bank i
Circuit
Claston F. van Pelt
Fond du ‘Lac
Fred Beslinger
State Banking Commission
van Pelt
Fond du Lac
Walter BI. Singler
Cooperative
Cooperative Attorney's
Chicago
Bank
Singler
Commission
Willam C. Bouck
Bouck, Hilton, Kluwin & Dempsey
Banking Commission
Beglinger
Nevitt
Mond
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Social Security Plan to Senate
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a social security plan by 62 to confirm and send to the Senate. The bill would raise about 19 million dollars over two years via increased personal income taxes to fund old age pensions and related aid. It would start state administration of pensions after April 1, 1936 with a staged county handoff and federal funds covering costs before then.
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Senate
W. D. Carrolos
Assembly
Carroll
Carrolls
Commissioner of Public Welfare
United States
Wisconsin
Roosevelt foes attacked at Wisconsin Young Democrats meet
Former Governor Schmedeman of Wisconsin told the Young Democrats national convention that beneficiaries of past class policy support Roosevelt opponents. He argued the administration’s critics are sowing division and urged unity for the party’s gains.
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Victor Hackler
Associated Press
Milwaukee
A. G Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Young Democrats National Convention Today
President Roosevelt to address nation in radio speech
Washington reports Roosevelt will deliver a major radio address tonight lasting 25 to 30 minutes starting at 3 30 p m CST. The speech aims to discuss current Congress action and future prospects as Young Democrats convene in Milwaukee.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Congress
Roosevelt signs bill to amend the agricultural adjustment act
President Roosevelt signed a bill amending the agricultural adjustment act to advance the program and support farmers. The measure broadens the act to strengthen the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and its economic basis, while the Justice Department seeks dismissal of over 500 processing tax injunctions pending from prior orders.
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AAA
Washington —. &P
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Supreme Court
Martin of Virginia Appoints Administrator After Resignation
Laurence J. Mann of Virginia named administrator of the National Recovery Administration following the resignation of James L. Oendl. The action designates Mann to oversee the agency's operations as ex ecutive owner and Washington-P-President Reasayent Brant day ex ecutive.
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Reasayent Brant Day
Laurence J. Mann
Virgina Act
Netonal Recovery Adm
N.cization
James L. Oo
Endl
Couzens Condition Reported Very Good
Rochester Minn four Express noting improvements in Sen James Couzens Michigan after kidney operation doctors say condition is very good barring complications he rested well and appeared improved today convalescence expected to proceed normally
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James Couzens
Michigan
von Thursesy
Maso Medical
Hurrtle Toward War In East Africa
East Africa tensions rise as Italy redeploys 6000 troops to Naples and prepares colonial operations. Britain positions Mediterranean fleet, while Greece, France and others bolster defenses amid signals of a broader regional crisis. Addis Ababa warns of air attack and orders evacuations as diplomats prepare for possible maneuvers.
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N.cim
Cyprus
Romana
Yagor
Greece
State Picnic of Milk Pool Here Sunday
A Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool picnic will be held Sunday at the fair grounds in Winnebaro county. Henry Ohl Jr. from the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor will speak along with Walter M. Singler, president of the pool, and Mrs. William Lehman of Junrag, Wis., president of the state women's auxiliars.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin Co- Operative Milk Pool
Fairgrounds
Box
Henry Ohl Jr
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Walter. M. Singler
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
William Lehman
Junrag
Wis
State Women's Auxilars
Confesses Perjury in Mooney-Billings Case
A partially garbled report notes a man identified as John MacDoneld or similar confessing perjury in the Mooney-Billings case about 18 years ago. The text references Washington and mentions writers and names that are unclear, with many OCR errors obscuring key details.
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Mooney-Billings
Warehouse Loot Strikes 25 Cases Cigarettes In Break In
In Dodgeville a warehouse break in yielded 25 cases of cigarettes stolen after burglars shattered a window to gain entry. Two jets were observed fleeing the scene as patrols investigated. Hahn, the owner, later learned of the theft when his son-in-law returned from lunch.
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Dodgevile
B. Eres
Meri Tt
Hahn
Neutrality Measure Passes Senate Amid War Debate
The Senate approved a compromise neutrality resolution to bar arms shipments to belligerents until February 29, 1936, set up a licensing board, and empower the president to warn travelers and restrict belligerent ships. Only Bankhead and Gerry opposed. The measure signals a shift from absolute neutrality toward executive discretion in foreign conflicts.
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White House
House
Bankhead
Alabama
Gerry
Rhode Island
Johnson
California
Connally
Texas
United States
League of Nations
Usu
Two Men Die in Car Caboose Crash
Disaster on the lines leaves two dead and an injured man identified as Fred Anderson. Investigators said a third person died earlier, with the wreckage seen near the caboose. Emergency crews rushed the injured to a hospital for treatment.
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Harvey
Tehm
Johnson
Fred Anderson
Bene
Congress races to finish tasks amid swift adjournment bid
In Washington the Seventy fourth Congress presses toward adjournment with key votes on a temporary arms embargo and enhanced agriculture measures. The Senate passed the neutrality resolution 77 to 2 while the House approved the alcohol control bill. Debate focused on policy and war concerns as Southern senators pressed for a 12 cent cotton loan amid tax and utility regulation bills. President Roosevelt sent farewell letters as both chambers prepared to adjourn.
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Associated Press
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Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
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Colorado
Congress
Garner
Berns
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GM Geermeent
Dent
Three Masked Bandits Rob Elkhart Lake Hotel for 1200
Three masked gunmen robbed the Schwartz Hotel in Elkhart Lake Wisconsin escaping with about 1200 in cash and stamps. They forced the manager to open a safe containing 900 dollars while holding others at gunpoint before fleeing. separate note reports a later postoffice burglary with stamps seized.
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