Neutrality Debate Shapes Wartime Profit Views
Sen Robert M La Follette Jr tells AP he is encouraged the nation will sacrifice wartime profits to keep the United States neutral. He predicts a new neutrality policy by the next Congress and cites his father’s antiwar stance as guidance. He says true neutrality requires broad sacrifice by farmers workers and manufacturers and warns discretion over aggressors should not rest with the executive branch.
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Kenneth E. Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
Robert M. la Follette Jr
United States
Congress
Robert M. la Follette
Hey
Supreme Court Criticizes And Or In Legal Phrasing
Madison court chides lawyers for vague drafting as it resolves a dispute over an insurance policy indemnifying Sturgeon Bay company and its independent contractor Brower after a truck accident. Justice Fowler calls and or a verbal monstrosity born from careless drafting and claims insurers bear responsibility if policy wording misleads.
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C. D. Brower
Sturgeon Bay Company
Brower
Regents Promise Deep Dive Into Athletic Situation
The University of Wisconsin regents planned a special meeting on December 19 to fully sift the muddled athletic situation. Earlier, the athletic board questioned 15 football players over charges involving athletic director Walter Meanwell and coach Clarence Spears. President Glenn Frank said the testimony so far hangs together but would not elaborate, leaving rumors and uncertainty unresolved as the inquiry resumes.
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Madison
U.P
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
University Athletic Board
Walter E. Meanwell
Clarence W. Spears
Pres
Glenn Frank
Athletic Board
Young Republicans Meet Tonight In Oshkosh Hall
The first of two Republican gatherings in Oshkosh is set for tonight at the E R A hall on Washington boulevard. D B Allen and Charlies Redman will speak to the youth voters and a nominating committee and constitution panel will be formed. The event begins at 7 43 with no membership solicitation as county Chairman Clayton Stearns notes.
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Oshkosh
E. R. A. Hall
Washington Boulevard
Raulf
D. B. Allen
This County
Charlies Redman
Clintonville
Wisconsin Young Republican Organization
Clayton Stearns
Ohro
Stearns
Winnebago County
Barnet Cuba's New President After Dispute
Cuba ends crisis as Jose A. Barnet becomes president after Carlos Mendieta resigns under party pressure. Military action and a radio station raid underscore the unstable transition as ministers meet to nominate a provisional leader ahead of January elections. United States Ambassador Caferty abstains from interference, urging continued democratic development.
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Edmund A. Chester
Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Pres
Carlos Mendieta
Jose A. Barnet
Mendieta
Barnet
Gerardo Machado
Council of State
Nicolas Castano
CMQ
COCO
United States
Station Cmq
Communications Department
Mendietas
Jefferson Caffery
Silver Market Slumps as United States Silver Policy Draws Fire
London price fixed at 27 percent pence an ounce down 1 percent after hours of delay as brokers awaited U.S. policy hints. Shanghai officials and Chinese bankers eye future moves. Nevada Senator Pillman says Roosevelt will uphold the program despite British opposition.
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Ondon
United States
London
America
Shanghai
China
United States Treasury
Congress
Far East
Senator Pillman
Nevada
Reno
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Roosevelt aims to trim budget and extend relief
President Roosevelt told education site directors that efforts to cut the budget would continue and relief spending would stay as low as consistent with needs. He followed a House committee forecast that the ordinary budget would balance, and hoped total spending would come within 400 million dollars of balance.
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Edward W. Low
United Press
Washington
Education
Roosevelt
Mn Roosevelt
James N. Buchanan
House
Assassination plot foiled in Yugoslav capital report
A reported assassination plot foiled in Belgrade according to a Cats respondent in the Yugoslav capital. The notice notes authorities uncovered the plan linked to Prince Paul of Yugoslavia, with details provided by the press dispatch.
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Pondon
Paul of
Yugosya
Yugosiev Capital
Wisconsin WPA chief orders jobs for all on relief
Madison May 1 to November 1 relief recipients will be placed on WPA works programs. Gen Ralph M Immel Wisconsin state administrator says 68 000 quota sought with 27 million federal funds to cover expansion. Current figures 59 606 and 20 9 million. Immel notes 63 000 are at work but many are unemployable due to disabilities.
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Madison
Works Progress Administration
Ralph M. Immel
Washington
Wisconsin
General Immell
WPA
U. S. Employment Service
Unannounced Farm Labor Progressive federation talks in Madison
Members of the Committee of 18 originators of the Farm Labor Progressive plan held an unannounced closed door meeting at the Hotel Raufr in Madison to push toward forming the federation approved in Milwaukee. Henry Ohl Jr. said a statement might follow, with participants including Warold Groves Samuel Sigman Dan Haan Thomas Duncan and others from the Farm Labor Progressive league and allied parties.
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Wisconsin
Farm-Labor-Progressive Federation
Rauif
Henry Ohl Jr
State Federation of Labor
Milwaukee
Ons
Warold M. Groves
Madison
Farm-Labor-Progressive League
Grove
J iSamuel Sigman
Chistamie County
Gressive Reagun
Daniel Haan
Thomas Duncan
Philip FP
la Follette
Tean v
Socia Party
Duncan
Protrestiv
Handley
Hal Annoe
Soc
Bankhead cotton case delayed by Reed illness at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court postponed further arguments on the Bankhead cotton tax case after Solicitor General Stanley Reed fainted during questioning. The government asked for a delay as Reed's illness and rest were advised, with officials stating he hopes to resume soon. Arguments were halted with the court adjourning early.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Justice Department
Aids
Reed
Bankhead
Hughes
New Deal
Lee Moor
Texas
Moor
Texas and
New Orleans
Edward Wier Held in Checolinski Death Case
A core jury found Checolinski died from a brain injury after a scuffle on a Lincoln Street corner. Edward Wier is jailed on a second degree guarder charge in county jail with $5,005 bond. Preliminary examination set for December 13 at 9 o clock. Witnesses testified include Dr J Peck Leonard ey Willard Alito and Charlie Gosen. Checolinski, 53, died Monday noon after injuries sustained Sunday night.
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Joan Peck
Leonard Ey
Willard Alito
Charlie Gosen
Checolinski
L.ng
Ethiopia Rejects Paris Peace Terms for Italo-Ethiopian War
Ethiopia flatly opposes the Laval Hoare peace formula, insisting on its territorial integrity and condemning Italian aggression. Addis Ababa rejects ceding land in exchange for an outlet to the Red Sea and warns against any settlement that rewards Italy.
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Devon Francis
Associated Press
Ethiopia
Italy
Great Britain
France
Addis Ababa
Paris
Pierre Laval
Samuel Hoare
Britain
Red Sea
Laval
Welde Mariam
Council
Assembly
League of Nations
Editor's Wife Identifies Suspect in Minneapolis Slaying
Mrs. Walter Liggett identified Isa dore Blumenfeld, liquor agent, as the killer of her husband Walter Liggett in a city jail showup. Blumenfeld was among seven men. Liggett was slain Monday night near his apartment. Blumenfeld claims innocence and says he was in a barber shop at 5 40 p m. The widow and daughter witnessed the crime. police noted the display procedure was standard.
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Ysador¢ Blumenfeld
Kid Cann
Minneapolis
John Hilborn
Walter Liggett
Isadore
al Marxen
Blumenfeld
Sue
Wisconsin Denies Improper Move In Football Coach Case
Madison A Flat reports that Dr Walter Meanwell denies improper influence in the football coaching matter at the University of Wisconsin. He states he merely heard complaints and met Captain-elect John Golemgeske to discuss concerns. Meanwell says no personal or formal accusation exists against him regarding press reports.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
John Golemgeske
Walter E. Meanwell
Meanwell
Clarence Spears
Golemteske
Golemgeske
Chicago
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