Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds 1935 Recovery Law Codes
The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously sustains the 1935 recovery law as valid granting the governor authority to initiate and impose codes. The decision aligns with patterns in the Schechter Poultry and Gibson cases and preserves all operating codes through July 25, 1936. Lawrence C. Whitter reacts gratefully as the ruling anchors state codes amid broader recovery act debates.
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Madisan
NRA
State Supreme Court
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Wisconsin
Lawrence C. Whitter
State Recovery Administration
Executive Office
Rosenberry
United States Supreme Court
Schechter Poultry
Gibson
Doings of Congress Treasury World War Finance Budget Message
Senate probes munition financing hear Z P Morgan and others. Roosevelt budget message discussed. House meets at noon to clear private calendar and take up neutrality and independent offices supply bills. Executive items hearing on war department funds and related appropriations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Tm Reeds
Z. P. Morgan
Roosevelt
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Appropriations
Ecis
Ways and Means
McCormack-Vinson-Paimandill
Appropriations Committee
War Department
Gerald P. Nye
America
Morgan
Offices Measure Is Stamped O. K.
Washington budget report shows the house appropriations committee favoring an independent offices bill totaling 927 345 766 for the current session with veterans affairs receiving 879 743 905 and a 125 169 000 increase. The measure funds securities and exchange commission federal power commission utility control board interstate commerce commission and a new railroad retirement board with pensions to begin next July. It spells economy goals while maintaining White House needs and lists numerous agency changes and increases, including the national labor relations board and several commissions.
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Veterans’ Administration
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Power Commission
Utility Control Board
Interstate Commerce Commission Regulation of Motor Transportation
Railroad Retirement Board
Ise
National Labor Relations Board
White House
Heal
President's Salary, Inc
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds 1935 Truck Regulation
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the entire truck regulation law of 1935 valid despite Governor La Follette’s partial veto. It reinstated the earlier 1933 regulatory framework, noting the vetoed sections on permit fees were not validly vetoed as they were not appropriations. The decision details major changes including tax method and private carrier exemptions.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
la Follette
Supreme Court
Snow Blocks Rescue Efforts for Stranded Miners in Wyoming
Rescuers face heavy snowdrifts and a blizzard as they attempt to reach 17 marooned miners and their families in a Wyoming forest camp. A CCC education director doubts timely access while a tractor plows through deep drifts, supply routes narrowing and fuel scarce.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Stuboorn
Wyoming
CEC
Norman Gonzales
CCC
Wyoming National Forest
Opinions Vary on AAA Ouster by High Court
Diverse Wisconsin views on the Supreme Court ruling invalidating the New Deal farm program. Farmers, cheese buyers, and political figures weigh consequences, calling for new policies to prevent overproduction and stabilize farm prosperity. Continued from Page 2, Column 5.
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AAA
High Court
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Charles Dineen
Milwaukee Cooperative Milk Producers
Carl Mariy
Monroe
E. WW
Bruggink
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Producers’ Federation
Permanent 2-Cent Rail Fare Plans May Become Law
The Interstate Commerce Commission is asked by carriers serving Texas Arkansas and Louisiana to legalize 2 cent per mile rail fares in coaches and 3 cent in Pullmans indefinitely starting April. Western and southern lines may follow, with a nationwide decision likely this month. Current temporary rates expire March 31 unless action is taken.
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Wasitinzien
Senger
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Italian Press Attacks Roosevelt Plan as War Looms
Italian government controlled papers including Popolo D Italia and Il Popolo Di Roma criticize Roosevelt policies amid U S efforts to avoid war. Paris reports Britain may push an oil embargo on Italy before Feb 1 as Ethiopians mark Christmas under heavy rains at the northern front.
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Associated Press
United States
Roosevelt
Italy
Mussolini
American Congress
Popolo D'Italia
Milan
Il Popolo di Roma
la Tribuna
I Popolo di Roma
Paris
Farm Leaders Called to Draft Post AAA Plan
Secretary Wallace summons farm leaders to Washington for Jan 10 and 11 to draft agricultural plans after the Supreme Court decision dissolving the AAA. Administrators Davis and Wallace consult with major farm groups while 3,000,000 farmers via national bodies are set to attend the national agricultural conference.
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Wallace
Supreme Court
AAA
White House
Roosevelt
Sen. Bankhead
Alabama
William Meyers
Farm Credit Bureau
Representative Jones
Texas
W. W. Alexander
Rural Resettlement Division
Lee Pressman
Associated Press
Washington
New Deal
Hoosye Mills
Chester C. Davis
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Co- Operative Council
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
American Agricultural Editors’ Association
National Agricultural Conference
Morgan says US entered WWI due to German insults not finances
J P Morgan told senate munitions investigators that his firm urged loans to the Allies in 1915 after Wilson consented, arguing Germany's Belgium invasion and insults forced entry. He corrected partner Lamont on the Bible and said the love of money is not the root of all evil.
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Preston L. Grever
Associated Press
Washington
J .P. Morgan
Senate
Wilson
W.P
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
U.P
John Pierpont
Morgan
Senate Munitions Committee
United States
Belgium
Germany
Great Financial House
House of Morgan
Governor's 15 appointments follow Wisconsin high court decision
Governor Philip La Follette swiftly announced 15 appointments to state boards and commissions after the Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to rule on the power to fill jobs when the legislature is not in session. Notable picks include John C. Schmidtman as state highway commissioner and four new UW board of regents members.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Osseo
Adam Port
Horicon
Oshkosh Annexes Fire Prevention Honors in State
Announcement from Oshkosh Fire Chief George J. Revnnd notes the city won first place among Wisconsin cities for fire prevention for the fourth time in five years. 1935 fire losses totaled $26,437.54. award by the National Fire Protection Association based on October fire prevention week activities.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
George J. Revnand
National Fire Protection Association
Chamber of Commerce
Volkmann
Revnand
Albert E. Hinz
A. W. Fox
J. G. Klemmer
Morris Block
Bart ‘Heiss
David F. Bent
C.C. Bishop
Walter H. Haess
Reviand
House Ways and Means backs change to veterans cash bonus bill
The committee approved removing a provision funding interest on adjusted service certificates reducing cost by about 7 million. It keeps cancelling unpaid loan interest and pays 3 percent on certificates to 1945. Debate and a Friday vote were targeted with leaders seeking quick passage and Senate transmission.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Daughton
North Carolina
Ways and
Coughton
Veterans
Senate
Vinson
Kentucky
Patman
Texas
McCormack
Massachusetts
Burns
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Treadwell
Hines
Patmanites
Veterans’ Organizations
Clark
Missouri
Byrnes
South Carolina
Midner
Oregon
Coast Guard Surfman Awarded Medal for Near Tragic Rescue
Leonard C. Clayton of Racine received a silver medal for his attempted rescue on January 19 off Cape May New Jersey. He dived into icy waters to save Charles Thrim, late Coast Guard chief, after an amphibian aircraft overturned. Clayton, a Zion native, studied at Cape May aviation school.
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Green Bay
Wis
Leonard C. Clayton
Racine Coast Guard
Charles Ft. Thrim
Stunner
U.S. Coast Guard
Clayton
Cape May
N. J
Thrum
Zion
Coast Guard
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Congress
Edward W. Lewis
House Appropriations Committee
Board of Tax Appeals
Central Statistical Board
Civil Service Commission
Federal Communications
Federal Trade Commission
National Mediation Board
Tariff Commission
Gogin
Veterans Administration
Pensions
Miltary and Naval Insurance
Doven
Walter Single
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Peol
Howard T. Greene
Waukesha County
Republcan
Frank T. Boesel
Milwauker Democrat
Phil
U.S
John Pierpont Morgan
J. P. Morgan Company
Nye
Mergarrz
Morgan Foi
Foral
City
Coldich
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