Judge Reis Seeks Briefs Today in Funds Dispute
Madison UPSI reports the Wisconsin dispute over Gov La Follette's general fund cuts moves toward swift resolution. Judge Alvin C Reis called for briefs today as the state seeks mandamus relief to release about 3 million dollars for Civil War indebtedness and the teachers retirement fund, amid legal fights and bond claims.
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Heil to Create Director of Purchases in Wisconsin
Wisconsin governor elect Julius Heil said he would establish a new post within the governor's office to be called director of purchases and appoint August Frey to fill it. He noted a purchasing agent exists but Frey will advise on all purchases and may determine salary later.
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Madison
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Governor Defends Staff Pay Boosts
Governor La Foliette returned to his office after a week’s absence and defended pay increases totaling about $2,000 given to staff including sergeants, clerks, and other aides. He argued the raises reflected work performance and were approved as part of executive operating expenses. The governor cited unemployment compensation reviews and cost controls while noting the overall benefits to the administration.
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End Strike In Chicago Stock Pens
More than 600 workers returned to Chicago stockyards pens today, ending a two week strike by C I O stockhanders Local 567. The union accepted a peace proposal from the Union Stockyards and Transit Company, recognizing the CIO as sole bargaining agent and agreeing to write contracts on wages hours and conditions. The union reserved the right to strike again if a contract is not signed within 10 days, and a resolution urged members not to work if 17 present employees did not join the CFO.
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Tate Grange Convention Opens Tuesday in Oshkosh
The Wisconsin State Grange three day convention opens Tuesday afternoon in Oshkosh with about 150 delegates and a public banquet at St Marys auditorium at 7 p m featuring Fred A Brenckman National Grange representative. State Lecturer Robert Greene will act as toastmaster and Chis L Christensen Madison dean of the Wisconsin college of agriculture will speak An entertainment program and drill team demonstrations are planned by local granges with officials expecting about 400 at the banquet and attendees from across the state.
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Airlines seeks permits to extend plus routes through Midwest
North west Airlines applied for certificates to extend regular airmail and passenger service from the Twin Cities to Duluth and Superior Wisconsin, with connections through Oshkosh Fond du Lac Superior and Wausau Green Bay. A second line would run from Rochester into Iowa Des Moines Ottumwa Mason City and Quincy linking to St Louis.
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Congress May Spend 10 Billions Next Year Portage Wis
A Late 1930s report notes projections that Congress may allocate about 40 billion dollars in the coming year for defense and relief programs, with some members urging tax increases to cover rising costs. The discussion references veteran benefits and the growth of federal agencies and spending.
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Violent Demonstrations Hit Tunisia and Corsica
Rioting and confrontations erupted in Tunis and Susa Tunis amid pro and anti Italian chants. Police reported numerous injuries, 15 arrests, and mobilization of guard units as locals clashed with demonstrators during the Italian campaign for Tunisia. In Corsica, mayors urged calm after anti Italian protests in Ajaccio Bastia and other cities.
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Falls from plane and cliffhanger rescue recounted
Boston reports a dramatic aviation tale from Daniel Cleveland who fell from a plane he piloted alone from 1860 feet. His safety belt snagged a dog during a dive, pulling him back into the craft and ending with a safe landing after a tailspin. He described the peril as a remarkable near disaster and recovery.
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Weather summary fragment with scattered details
Fragmentary weather note mentions wind and rain near Milwaukee with unclear timing and temperature. References to snow and potential price in store area, plus scattered terms like northeastern operations and regional temperatures. Content is garbled but indicates mixed precipitation in parts of the Midwest.
Death calls county judge Trey Aarel and UW star Ikey Karel
Wisconsin remembers John Colonel Karel known as Trey for a long judicial career and Ikey for a famed 1894 UW football run. The Milwaukee county judge died after a brief illness in hospital where he was admitted last week. Born in Nebraska with Bohemian roots, he mastered German Polish and Czech at Madison before earning a law degree in 1897.
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Mercury To Drop In State Tonight
Forecaster J. R. Lloyd expects light snow in northern and central Illinois this afternoon with precipitation moving eastward into Michigan tonight. Snow or rain has already touched Wisconsin and eastern Iowa, while Chicago area temperatures dip to about 28 and may fall below freezing in Indiana and nearby regions.
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Supreme Court extends NLRB oversight to single state firm sales cross state lines
The Supreme Court ruled that the National Labor Relations Board can supervise a company operating in one state but selling to interstate concerns, in Consolidated Edison of New York. Justice Hughes noted the board exceeded authority by ordering abrogation of a contract with International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The United Electrical and Radio Workers had filed the complaint alleging favoring AFL affiliate C IO.
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Dicksons May Be In Wausau Region
Wisconsin crime report mentions Benny Dickson and Estelle possibly nearby as investigators trace a Wausau area link. A local grocer was shot in a Thursday holdup, a stolen car tied to a Wisconsin bank robbery was found abandoned, and burglaries occurred in Phillips. Public enemy No 1 is listed amid the case details.
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Daladier vows French integrity amid Italy Corsica dispute
Premier Daladier declared France would not cede any territory including Corsica or Tunisia as Rome-Berlin talks loom. He urged calm among demonstrators and said France would defend absolute territorial integrity by all means while preparing a Franco German pact signing.
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