Laval Hoare Peace Plan Eliminated
The League of Nations council eliminated the Franco British peace plan to settle the Italo Ethiopian war. The 18 member committee will pursue conciliatory efforts and archived the Laval Hoare proposal after Sir Samuel Hoare's resignation as foreign secretary amid public disapproval.
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Devon
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations
Laval
France
Samuel Hoare
England
League
Samuel
House of Commons
Great Britain
Hoare
Baldwin
Progressives of County 10 Meet Tomorrow Night
A Winnebago county Progressive party meeting at the Trades and Labor hall on Washington boulevard will discuss Farm Labor Progressive federation affiliation, county dues, a county countryside rally in January with Gov La Follette possible, and a revised constitution. Nevin S James will explain the Milwaukee action. Gaylord Loemirg presides. meeting slated for 7:36 PM.
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Progressive Party
Winnebago County
Trades and Labor Hall
Washington Boulevard
Farm- Labor-Progressive Federation
Milwaukee
Nevin S. James
Gev
Philip F. la Follette
Toen
Oshkosh
Rallr
Gaylord Loemirg
Cheiman
County Committee
County Progres- Bvp Daly
Relief rolls may rise again as budget pressures loom
Officials warned that the number of people on relief could increase after months of decline, complicating Roosevelt’s budget talks with relief administrators. WPA jobs helped curb direct relief despite growing winter demand, with New York City hitting its job quota and December showing a surplus amid rising tax intake.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
New York City
Treasury
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Borah Seen With Strong Hold On American People
Washington Raleigh Williams vice chairman of the Republican National Committee said Senator Borah has a very strong hold on the people of the country after a meeting that chose Cleveland as the site for the next Republican national convention. The remark drew significant reaction at the scene.
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Washington
Ralph FE. Willams
Republican National Committee
Borsh
National Committee
Cleveland
Williams
Bomb Blast Hits Los Angeles Lobbyist. Enemies Blamed
In Los Angeles Lyndon Foster publisher of The Equalizer was wounded by a bomb at his Wilshire apartment. He blamed his political enemies for the explosion while slugs and shards damaged walls and furniture. The blast area spanned several blocks as police searched for clues and suspects.
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Los Angeles
Lyndon
Fgel
Negotiations Complete to Reopen Oshkosh Plant
Otto H Kummerow leads local businessmen in reorganizing the Banderob Furniture company as a new Banderob Furniture Manufacturing. The firm will produce high grade maple bedroom suites and plans to hire 23 to 40 workers by mid January, with designs by a Chicago designer and aims to boost regional industry.
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Oshkosh
Otto H Kummerow
Banderob & Chase Furniture Company
Kummerow
Banderob
Banderoh
United States
Banderob Furniture Manufacturing Company
Banderob & Chase
Kumimerow
Chicago
Ar. Kummerow
Fort Atkinson enacts first bicycle registration ordinance
Fort Atkinson Wisconsin city council classifies bicycle riders with motorists by passing an ordinance requiring annual bike registration and serial numbered tags. Violators face a 100 dollar fine and up to 90 days in jail.
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Fort Atkinson
Wis
Regents Meet to Consider UW Spears Meanwell Controversy
The University of Wisconsin board of regents will review the ongoing investigation into the Spears Meanwell dispute after an all-day session by the athletic board. Regents planned to gather firsthand information and question athletic staff as they await formal recommendations.
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Athletic Board
Spears-Meanwell
Madigson
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin Today
Spears~Meanwell
Waller E. Meanwell
Clarence W. Spears
Tesd T
Byrnes Predicts Action On Cash Bonus In Both Houses
Senate and House are seen moving on the veterans cash bonus with Byrns stating it will be disposed of, though he declined to specify the form or guarantee passage over a veto. He suggested removing inflation elements could help passage in both chambers.
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Byrns
Washington
Senate
House
Fed. I
Philippine ‘Islands
Burns
Dpd
Young Man Robs Abrams Bank in Abrams with $150 Loot
A 27 year old robber wearing a black jacket and storm cap held up the Abrams branch of the Oconto County State Bank at 9 30 am today. He demanded cash, took $150 from the drawer, and fled in a black Chevrolet convert. police guarded roads toward Green Bay as witnesses described a two man outfit. The note says $171 remained in the drawer untaken.
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Abrams
Wis
Oconto County
Frank Just
Just
Highway 41
Green Bay
Strown County
Fust
Fl. Vues
Viies
Wilcs
Wilam Zimmerman
D Speaker
Oconte Falls
Wisconsin relief bill talks by Madison league leaders
The League of Wisconsin Mumorabies pressed Gov. Philip La Follette for a special session to draft relief legislation. The 13 member committee said sentiment among lawmakers is mixed but agreed on general bill aims to meet state needs. They warned of a $15 million 1936 relief burden and offered to help draft an outline without committing to tax specifics.
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Madison
League of Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
League
Frederick
MacMillin
League Committee
Mayis
State Senate
Senate
Man Dies After Car Crash Near Sink City
A motor vehicle collision near Sink City claimed the life of 83 year old Haren Matlson A this week. He died yesterday at a local hospital from a broken neck suffered in the accident.
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Matlson
Torn
Haren
Federal court acits Langer of conspiracy charges
In Bismarck a federal court acquitted former North Dakota governor William Langer and two other ex officials on conspiracy counts. The verdict came at 9 50 a m and freed Oscar Erickton previously. The trial dated back to June 1984 with earlier mistrial attempts.
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Bismarck
Regurt
iGo
William Langer
Othr
North Dakota
Langer
J. A. Kinzer
Rebet Eeeresterv
Frank Vogel
Feders
Fom
Ingha
Oscar Erickton
The
Leader
Talaga
Lanter
Offies Macgavernor
Ition
Offies
Bre Ladi Langer
Thomas Moodie
Riedie
Taslare
Expansion of Business Hailed by Federal Reserve Board
The Federal Reserve Board and its Open Market Committee report no evidence of over expansion or excessive use of business credit. After reviewing banks’ 3.31 billion in excess reserves, they say action will be taken when in the public interest. Conditions show continued improvement though full recovery is not yet reached.
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Washington
Ederal
Open Market Committee
Federal Reserve System
Six Tampa officers charged with murder in lynching
In Tampa Florida six policemen including two specials were charged with first degree murder for sending three labor organizers from a private home to a masked mob where they were tarred feathered beaten and one died. The case drew national protest and involved mayoral oversight and calls for prosecuting the officers.
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Tampa
Fla
Jabor
R. E. L. Chauncey
Pelice
B.C
Tron
Prest William Green
American Federation of Labor
Federation Corns
Tamper
Merman Thomas
Sntialist Party
American Ciil Liberties League
Milne Kidnapping Case Spawns Federal Probe
Caleb J Milne IV, heir to a textile fortune, is found bound and dazed in a roadside ditch after a suspected kidnapping. G men say ransom claims surfaced but no payment details are disclosed as investigators chase multiple leads and a framed ransom plot.
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Washington
J. Edgar Moorer
Caleb J. Milne IV
Hoover
Leo W. Sheridan
Associated Press
Doylestown
Milne
New York
S. R. Gerhart
Philadelphia
Robert Keaser
John
Dax Ristin
Lance Smith
George Cadwalader
Lahaska
Bradford Green
Riskin
Caleb Aine
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Trades
Labor Hall
Otto H. Kummerow
Banderolo & Chase Furniture Company
Ispute
Christmans
Steiner
Republican
Oregon
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Senate Appropriations Committee
McKellar
Gould Peopard
Townsend
Pyrns
Notre
Berns
Weber
Wolham
Bankhead
Woud Ue
Cates
Sesson
Deng Dines
Abrams Bank
Belere
Tnet
Kinzer
Vogel
Caleb Milne FV
Calley
Noytestown
Federal Reserve Board
Germantown
Warren Milne
Centrol
Edward Stuckland
Caleb
Tow Creek
Department of Juste
Connmard
Celamm
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