Wage-Hour Bill Night Sessions Threaten Debate
Washington leaders express confidence they can block a move to send the wages and hours bill back to committee. Speaker Bankhead pledges night sessions if needed to finish action this week. A quorum call delayed consideration as rules allow delays and parliamentary tactics. The House Judiciary Committee halted hearings on a national referendum before war declaration. Senate may also seek night sessions as Farm Bill debate looms. Substitutes to the Norton bill aim to standardize wage hours, with Dockweiler's measure backed by the American Federation of Labor.
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Vandenberg
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California
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Governor La Follette Leaves Madison for New York
Governor La Follette departed Madison for New York to interview prospective appointees for state directorships under the reorganization plan. He did not disclose names but expects to return by Saturday and may visit Washington. Key postings include director of the state public service and director of the tax commission.
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Panay Attack Prompts US Demands for Unconditional Terms
Washington debate centers on a broader question of American rights in China after the Panay sinking. President Roosevelt and Hull seek an unconditional guarantee against further interference, while Congress considers a constitutional amendment for war referendum. Survivors report Panay crew firing on attacking Japanese planes before sinking.
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Collier's Magazine
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Glark Named Wisconsin Soil Conservation Board Director
Madison reports the appointment of Noble Clark as chairman of the state soil conservation committee to oversee erosion programs. Paul Weis is secretary and Herbert Erdmann is his assistant. other members include George Chaseburg and Warren W. Clark. A fifth member may come from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Wisconsin Agricultural Oaiment Station
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Paul Weis
Bamnum
Herbert H. Erdmann
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Wisconsin
Geerg Z Chaseburg
Warren W. Clark
State Agricultural Extension Service
Venn A. Wwas
Comitee
Uss$epartment of Agriculture
Wisconsin Soil Conservation Districts
Buckman Firm Probe Adjourned Until Monday
Madison investment firm Buckman Harkman Co. probe adjourned yesterday by Circuit Judge Retort S. Cow to permit social state counsel to examine testimony given by witnesses. Members of the lax commission staff testified in a brief session.
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Retort S. Cow
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Ede Lax Commission
Secretary of Commerce Sees Industrial Output Turning Up
Washington DC secretary of Commerce said he believes industrial production will rise soon and noted evidence that current output runs below demand for foods while inventories are being reduced. He cited Christmas trade running about 3 to 4 percent ahead of 1976 and predicted further gains.
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Raper
O'Malley Seeks Immediate Action on Dynomite Bill
Philipines keg of dynamite reference sparks reaction as OMalley, Democrat representing Washington, vows to introduce a bill soon. He links urgency to Sinn-Japanese tensions and claims a need to prepare fortifications against potential threats amid rising global unease.
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Wiston
Slaying at Stat Capital leads to arrest in gas station holdup
A suspect in the holdup murder of Oscar Bornstein, 45, at a Regent and North Murray Streets filling station, was captured around 3 a.m. after a hooded gunman killed Bornstein and injured attendant Isadore Vietor, 47. Police seized the suspect at his home. about $200 was taken. Vict or received head injuries but was expected to aid identification. The gunman fled toward Milwaukee road tracks. witnesses described a young slender man in a dark stocking cap. The case links to recent holdups at several stations and a Kleinheins pharmacy.
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Oscar Bornstein
Bornstein
Isadore Vietor
Victor
Sinaiko Brothers Oil Company
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North Murray
Hornstein
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Black Eagle Oil
Bornsteins
Quezon's Party Wins Big In Philippine Election
Returns from Manila and provinces show Quezon's party sweeping the election in a day. Nationalist candidates claim municipal seats while rival candidates from the Young Philippines and opposing groups suffer losses. The era marks the first time Filipinos exercised suffrage under the Commonwealth setup, amid hostile clashes.
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Weather Day Tee Report From Boekeafe Observatory
A weather bulletin notes a warmer trend with an afternoon reading around 1:69 p.m. at Boekeafe Observatory. Precipitation is trace, with a southerly cast and a brief note on observations for the day.
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Motoring conditions worsensouth of Fond du Lac
Wisconsin roads iced and snowbound from Fond du Lac south to Springfield Illinois with one quarter to one half inch ice. Two deaths reported in Madison and Milwaukee amid sleet and freezing rain. Air travel halted and buses stalled as drivers faced hazardous conditions across the state.
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Hungary Resumes Debt Payments in Partial Settlement
Hungary begins partial debt payments to the United States, becoming the first of 15 nations to resume after the 1932 default era. Budapest plans to pay 50 percent of the owed amount for three years, deposits funds in its national bank, and emphasizes no default was intended. The total US debt stands at about $3.875 million plus accrued interest, with original debt at $193,000 reduced by prior payments.
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Quick Justice S Weted Out In Court Here
Robert Allen Anderson, 21, Appleton Vocational student, was arrested within a half hour after abducting a 17 year old girl with a hoax and firing a 22 revolver near Waverly Beach. He appeared before Judge J. Luchsinger and was sentenced to an indeterminate term of one year to a year and a half in the state reformatory at Green Bay. The case involves assault with intent to do great bodily harm on Yellow Cab driver Gordon Welson. A concealed weapon charge was dismissed. Authorities say Anderson, drunk, bought the revolver and planned to take the girl home under false pretenses._INTRADITION continues_
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Loring
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Winnebago County
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State Reformatory
Green Bay
Gordon Welson
Calumet Street
Yellow Cab Company
Irving Stilp
Brighton Beach
Menasha
Dist. Atty
Lewis C. Magnusen
New London
Districh
Magnusen
Amin
Farm Bill Expenditure Limit Fails Again in Senate
The Senate again fails to fix a definite cap on expenditures in the ever normal granary bill. Senator Van Denberg Republican Michigan led a failed attempt to set a 500 million dollar limit, with opponents arguing costs would stay under 500 million if funds are made available. Supporters warned the bill could cost well over a billion dollars and cited current appropriations for farm benefits and soil conservation. President Roosevelt’s veto pressure was cited to press for a ceiling on payments including cotton and corn aids.
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