Green Seven-Point Plan for Recovery Offered by AFL Leader
William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, outlined a seven point recovery program in a Senate unemployment hearing. He urged shorter hours, kept wage standards, ongoing public works, housing and social security expansion, and relief funding. He avoided fixed minimum wages, stressing maintaining existing wages and associate actions to reduce unemployment.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Green
Senate
Robert E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Consumers Foods
Robert H. Jackson
Ickes
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
Wood
William S. Knudsen
General Motors
Knudsen
Sears
Harold Dahl in Spanish prison life commuted to life term
Harold Dahl American aviator captured by loyalist forces in Spain remains a life prisoner after a commutation by nationalist authorities. His mother Ida Dahl says she can only hope for the best as she awaits further word on his condition and status following an appendectomy and hospital stay.
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Salamanca
Spain
UVPS
Harold
Dahl
Champaign
Ing
Ifs
Edith Rogers Dahl
French
Riviera
Gonersmo
Francisco France
Freres
Ida Dll
Harold 2
Toda
Freneisea Franco
Japanese Pressure in China on Lunghai Line and Shanghai Clash
Shanghai reports Japan repudiates Nanking as China's central authority and seeks a regime backed by Tokyo. British forces protest Japanese assault on police near the international settlement as censors deploy in Shanghai. Chinese and Japanese troops mass for battle along the Lunghai railway with both sides claiming tens of thousands of troops and a push toward Hankow.
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Morris J. Harris
Shanhai
Shigeru Kawagee
China
Japan
Kawagoe
Shanghai
A. P. D. Telfer-Smollett
Shanghai Municipal
Turner
West
Sol
International Settlement
Lunghai Railway
Kiangsu
Henan
Suchess
Nanking
Kwerich
Shaniune
Suchow
Peiping
Hankow
Jore
Lunghai
Kennedy to be envoy to Great Britain in Roosevelt plan
President Roosevelt names Joseph P. Kennedy chairman of the federal maritime commission as ambassador to Great Britain He will succeed the late Robert W Bingham Also named were Joseph E Davies to Belgium and Hugh R Wilson to Germany plus Norman Harmony to Chile and Charles W McLauchlin to labor post McLaughlin 62 steady ally of labor ranks will not need Senate approval.
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Davies
Belgium
Wilson
Germany
Armour
Chile
McLaughlin
Labor
Washingt
Roosevelt
Joseph P. Kennedy
Federal Maritime Commission
Great Britain
Robert W. Bingham
Kentucky
Kennedy
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
Hugh Gipson West
Senate
Hugh R. Wilson
William E. Dodd
Norman H. Armony
Canada
Hoffman Philip
AM Grady
Charles W. McLauchlin
Omaha
Neb
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Edward F. McGrady
Radio Corporation of America
Boston
Harvard
Wisconsin to form Commerce Dept Advisory Council
Governor La Follette will name a 20 member advisory council for Wisconsin’s new state department of commerce created by the 1937 legislature. About fifty candidates were recommended by business groups. the council will oversee the department with a $75,000 budget through July 1, 1939.
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Madison
la Follette
State Department of Commerce
Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Department
Tis
Business
Industry
Wisconsin
Insurgents Halted In Major Teruel Breakthrough
Spanish government forces pushed back Francisco Franco’s offensive near Concud Teruel as insurgents failed to break into the city. Government communiques claim derailed efforts and a stalemate persists around the Palomera mountains amid aircraft losses on both sides.
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Hendaye
Teruel
Con Jeud
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Concud
Barcelona
Palomera
Wallis Urges Tax Reform and Local Budget Unity
Three Lake, Wis. UPI reports J H Wallis president of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities calls for a new tax system so each municipality shares revenue. He criticizes state tax roll listings as misleading and advocates a Madison political shift favorable to municipalities. He hints at a gubernatorial run on a reform coalition.
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Three Lake
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
J. H. Wallis
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Peo
Madison
Wallis
Ligkel
Ali
Frank Accepts G O P Program Chair Post
Glenn Frank former University of Wisconsin president accepted the chairmanship of the Republican party program committee. He urged broad national aid across party lines and noted the panel will study grave social and economic issues without promoting any candidate. More than 150 members will serve, with offices likely in Chicago.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Republican Party
Committee
Wim
Washington
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Frani
America
Frank
St.Louis
Hamilton
Wamitton
University of Wirconsin
Philip la Follette
Chicago
John DL MM
Republican National Comemittee
Commission
Chicara
University of Wisconsin Residencs
Ling Osl
Roosevelt Planning Plan Praised by Richberg in Support
Washington editor William M. Pankerton reports former official Richberg commends President Roosevelt’s government business planning program. He argues coordination can guide production and marketing without harming competition, outlining steps to align monopoly limits, price, and public purchasing power with national needs.
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William M. Pyckersen
Washinston
Donald Richidg
Roosevelt
Taure
Rickberg
Kinderman Oshkosh Man Sentenced to Ten Prison Terms
Reading from a Wisconsin circuit court file, Frank Kindermor, 26, was sentenced to ten prison terms after admitting prior offenses including larceny and burglary. Police records trace his criminal activity back to 1982, with multiple charges and probation violations noted by authorities.
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Wis
Frank Kindermor
Italy to Build New Battleships and Destroyers
Rome reports Italy will begin construction of two 5,000 ton battleships, 12 destroyers, and numerous submarines to strengthen its fleet. Mussolini announced Roma and Vittorio Veneto will spearhead the battleship line, with Trieste and Genoa as bases, signaling a strive for Mediterranean dominance.
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Rome
Imeas
Europe
Mussolini
Roma
Trieste
Genoa
Maninue
Mary
France
Ayendenes
Mediterranean
Beth ‘Uv Plig
Musenint
Ae Fast Sae
Vittoria Veneto
Tatteria
Wee Mussalani
Litterio
Vitter Veneta
Economic leaders form reciprocal tariff committee
A nonpartisan group of 50 prominent national leaders from industry economics religion and education formed today to promote a reciprocal tariff program in the interest of international amity and trade. The Articles of Incorporation filed with the State stress no Washington lobby or political campaign activity and say the committee will be funded by contributions with no compensation to members. Founders include Henry J. Haskell of The Kansas City Star and Allan B. Kline of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Washington
Campingi
Corde Hull
Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Wow. Wick
Des Soines Register and Tribune
Allan B. Kline
Town Farm Bures
Ray Murphy
Ge Amerean Legion
Advance Welfare
World Trade Wall Trust
Trighinosis Strikes 35 In Waupuh Area
In Wisconsin a trighinosis outbreak affects 35 people in the Waupuh area. Several patients are hospitalized at Fond du Lac and others remain under care at home. Families are cited in the outbreak but no fatalities are reported. Authorities suspect transmission linked to a nearby farm before Christmas.
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Fond du Lac
Pio Sadane
Rome
Judge Owen Dies in Wisconsin County Court
Sevens Point Wisconsin judge Owen 76 longtime circuit judge for Portage County died this morning after an extended illness. He retired from the bench in November of last year after a lengthy career.
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Sevens Point
Wis
Winny FL Owen
Portsge County
Owen Red
Roosevelt Plans Talks With Business Leaders On Overproduction
President Roosevelt disclosed plans for a series of conferences with business leaders to tackle the overproduction problem and glutting markets. He said talks will push to rid business of high pressure selling and other “evil” practices while noting no concrete remedies yet proposed by Knudsen.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William S. Knudsen
General Motors
Knudsen
Senate
FORD
Edsel Ford
Ford Interess
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Works Progress Administration
Borah
Idaho
South
House
Yacht Killing Case Officially Closed
Loy Nnseles-its Try of te stare cae af ek Moron par deol heutehes whaadimest corned off a party of Wehday vex. The South Set oafter easing the awnrer of ther ss cat, sis officially closed today by federal authorities. Feder Aggmdehn Hinson said no further jieten was contem plated for a federal stand jury Tudded to indict Robert Horne, 77, and George Spermak, 19, it was Horne and Spermaak. Hanson said, who admitted they ended five days for fester aboard the schooner y Asie by standing Morgan with a math spike and tossing him over epoard. Immediately por the grand jury report, Horne and Spemak were released. Mrs. Jallian More fen, 18, who told Hanson she was Vegars commone wife and s he had been held as a materist Telvaged, beliered the Aafic tec. 20 for a thorday pleasure calls to Santa Catalina island. Shortly after the vessel was out fn sight of land, he shot Dwight Faulding, and assumed ¢ command.
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Wehday
Sis
Feder
Aggmdehn Hinson
Robert Horne
George Spermak
Horne
Spermaak
Hanson
Fester
Morgan
Spemak
Jallian More Fen
Santa Catalina Island
Dwight Faulding
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Uence
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Peeraid
Wilam MM. Pankerton
Rich Berrys Inversies
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Polis
Supreme Court
George Sutherland
Muoue
House of Represent
Judiciary Committee
Rep
Utedton J. Sumners
Texas
Ian G. Gratton
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sherman Minton
Indiana
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